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Lawns, striped and figured, l6 cents, at
j. II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Build
inc. S3
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FINEST wines and liquors at White
House. 43f
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wEATHER-RIvER -COTTON.


Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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WANTS.

VsJ ANTED- -.
w Two practical Drs.s makers immedi-
aieIv. Apply 10 MRS. /. OZANNk.
"a 263 DeSoto street.
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The sky was overcast this morning and the
Menlh L Rarm
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WH1rE Marseilles crib quilts, 81 so, p
aud 81 so, on our cheap tables.
NJ. Klaus 4 Co.,
SO-t Cor. Main and Adams streets.
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All-linen towels, l2l cents, at ]. b.
Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-02

M. hRAUS q Co.,
Corner Main and Adams.
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BEAUTIFUL styles plain and striped
grenadines, % cents per yard.
NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
30 + Corner Main and Adams.
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G. F. MoRGAYD,
34-t Editor Chronicle, (Miss.)
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NOR sALE-A NO. ] FAMILY HORSE.
nicc rockaway and harness. viii sell sep
arateiy. il desired. Apply, to to cprrawAN
6e-t JUN . bbto"hN.
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X v ynunel sound buggy and Saddle horse, In
Sine order, at a bargain. Can be seen at Joe
''''s X. WHITMoHE,,
ao-t 10 Madison street.
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FOR SALE.

An eligible pew in Calvary Church. APP
Ply 20 JAMES x. TEMPLE.
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NOR SAM CRIT wEkDEN COUNTY
A ~ = g. sf NGeELY CO.. 2e Front st.
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Go to White House, Is Madison st. AT
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81 give English Female Bitters a
hearty recommendation"
G. W. VAssFR, N. D.,
34-t CsrrollloD, Miss.
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FOR n ( N r.

cTN0R RENT-AsMALL COTTAGE HOUSE.
n situated on Linden street. Apply to
- r. G. CRAIG Il CO.,
oo-eoS 37g Main street.
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OLD HATS made new ct Ss4 Main st I
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NOT RENT-A GOOD STORE AT VERY
X low rates, in IN excellent neighbothood
for n fa mily grocery. Apply to Ii. Wetter
~ ~ 10 nd IL Monroe street. DOL
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ORIoK RESIDENCE ON LINDEN ST.
Is W. A. WHEAILEYs Bethel Block.
81 a9h Rental and Collecting Aecnt.
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LADIES corsets, 81, worth 81 80.
NJ. Klaus & Co,
S0-t Corner Main and Adams.
Jusr receivea-fresh smoked beef, beef
tongues and picked beef tongues, at COT.
fin Bros.', 1872 Main street. 20-f
WHITE and pink mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York auctions.
NJ. KRAUs & Co,
sO.t Corner Main and Adams.
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FERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. II Madison street.
McGee & Mcmahon,

MERCHANT TAILORs. NO. 40 UNION
M ST. eet, is tho place to have your clothing
made. at prices TO suit the times. by competent
and experienced men in their line OF business.
Give them q call and judge for yourselves.
~ mr.
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Mortgagee's Notice.

YTNIE undersigned, executor OF the.last viii OF Amos
i Sprowl, late of Wintcrport, in the County of Wal
do deceased hereby give public notice that he claims
the following described parcels OF land said
Winterport, viz. Beginning at the North Westerly
of land purchased by Asa Is. Webster of Scwe
f. Spanar, thence Eastery by said Websters land H.
rods and II links thence Northerly by said Webster
land to land of the heirs OF the late Richard Sherman
thence Westerly by said heirs land IL rods and II links
to stake; thence Southerly by Harrison winnings land
to the place of begiDning-aso beginning a stake at
the South West corner OF land purchased by Asa r.
Webster of Scwcil f. SEanar thence Southerly the
Eastery side OF the back road leading from Wnerport
to Hampden to cedar tree marked and sealed theme,
North 81 degrees East 81 rods to land OF the heirs OF
late William H. Shaw; thence the West line of said
heirs land North Ii degrees West 62 rods to the South
line Of said AS. b. Wcbsters land thence West Is rod,
to the place OF beginning, containing 10 acres more
less, by virtue OF Mortgage deed from Asa Il. Webster
to said Amos Sprowl, dated December 3lst lo61 aud
recorded in the Registry OF Deeds of Waldo County,
Book l9 page BIB That the condition in said mort gag
deed has been and now is broken by reason whereof
claim foreclosure of said mort gage.
Winterport, Nov. s, lSdy. JOHN w. SPROWL.
3WlS
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THE SUEZ CANAL OPENING.

ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday, November IL. As
the Sultan has finally decided not to be pres
cut at the opening Of De Lesscp's great work
the yiceroy will be able to exercise his hos
pitaltv in his own way, and will receive the
credit ofthe undertaking. France is represent
ed by the empress who, in her steam Yacht
Aigle, will lead the way at the grand open
imgprocession. Austria is represented by her
emperor. Prussia by her crown prince Italy
by Prince Amadeus, and host Of smaller ma
tons and tribes have representatives to swell
the pageant.
The festivities preliminary TO the inaugula-
ton OF the Suez canal commenced at Port
Said, yesterday. The Emperor OF Austria
landed at noon, and was received by the
khedive with great ceremony and q magni-
iicent military and civic display. The houses
We're decorated arches We're raised over the
principal streets, hundreds of FLAGS were fly
ing salutcs We're exchanged between the fleet
and the shore. AT night the town and harbor
were ablaze with fireworks and Illumination
The streets were rs light as day, the house
tops being covered with lighted torches. The
rigging OF the men-oi-W&r and shipping in
the halbor was hung with lanterns of every
color, and show crs OF rockets were rising
and falling. The khediyc gave a grand ball
on board OF his yacht which was a superb
affair, II was attended by Emperor Francis
Joseph and all the distinguished guests now
assembled at Port Said. The water was alive
with boats, fastening to the vicere@al yacht
The bail lasted until an early hour in the
morning.
To-day, Empress Eugene arrived al Alex
andria, and WAS received by tho viccroy and
the Austrian emperor, and landed amid the
laundering of cannon and the acclamations
of the multtudcs which lined the shore A
mong the events, to-day, was 4 dedication
of Mahommcdan mosque. Priests and min
sters of all ereeds were invited to be present
on both occasions.
Tomorrow there win be great gathering
OF tribes ut lsmailia, and a grand entertain
ment will be given, one feature OF which will
be oyolutions ON horseback by the Arabs.
On the 18th, the grand procession will start
for Snez, where the canal will be formally
opened. On the 20th the leading feature of
the day proceedings will be the erection of
a monument to Wayhicr, who first PROFOUND
ed the idea of establishing route to India
via the lsthmus OF Sucz. This graceful ac-
know ledgment If the services of an English
man will show that no i'll will is borne to
England, although She has not rendered any
assistance to NJ. DE Lcsscps.
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| DE,

o01narY notices, beyoHd The dta AMI age pstst
be p0id Jor.
In Northport, 18th Mrs. Ruby widow Of the late Ma
thanic Drinkwatcr aged - years. The deceased
excellent wife devoted and aectonate mother whose
memory will be long cherished by those whose lives She
made happy. They feel that She is mot lost but gone
bctore'
In Wadoboro, on the 18th inst Miss Henrietta L
daughter of James NASH aged 20 years and months
lot John Peter Gross aged 81 years Goth, Mrs Eliza
beth, wife OF Jacob Gross, aged Is years. 2ls, Maxteld
Burns, aged 50 years and i montha.
In Brooks 9th inst James Orr Ncsmith, aged 81 yrs.
Funeral on Saturday. at O'clock P.M., ut the residence
In Amherst, o5 18th, Dr. \. Eackus, aged s. years,
/ months and days. Regretted by all.
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SHOCKING MURDER.

Ill NTINGToN, PA. Nov. Is With the cxcel}-
ton OF PrOhst's butchery Of the Decrng fam
lily at Philadelphia, a couple OF years ago, the
most horritying slaughter that has ever oc-
CURED III Pennsylvania, was committed last
night IN the small village Of Pleasant Grove
in this township and but a short distance
from this place From I'LL the particulars that
have been asceitalncd, it appears that Just af-
ter dusk, and between the hours of six and
seven o'clock, the dwelling house of Mr. John
Perghtals was entered by two ticnds in hu-
man shape, and while the family, consisting
of MI Perghtals, his wife, and Il boy about
twelve years OF age, named Gardner, We're
eating their supper, shot Perghtals through
the head, killing him instantly; the boy, Gard
ner, was despatched in the same way, and
then they split the wifc's head open with IN
axe. The first intimaton Of the awful slauoh-
ter was the discovery Of the house being on
fire. On repairing to the scene, the appall-
ing spectacle met the gaze of the few neigh
bors who entered There lay the manolcd
dead bodies OF the victims covered with blood,
the walls bcsmeared from floor to ceiling.
andt brains ofthe victims ooZing from their
wounds The murlererS, after pcrpetratno
the horrible crime, covered the dead bodies OF
their victims with bcdcothes, and then set fire
to the house to cover up the deed The ex-
element attending the discovery was most in
tense, and the news spread like wild-lire
Throughout the whole community. Suspicion
at once rested on ivy" men who had been seen
lettering about the neighborhood for some
time past 1t was learned that they took the
night train from this place for the West De
Spatches were at once sent to the station
agents and police I'll along the Pennsylvania
road, and when the train arrived at Altoona
the suspected assassins were arrested and
brought back TO this place this morning Their
names are Badderberg and Bonner Ga their
persons was found $3.50 Of the plumber which
prompted The terrible massacre Bonner has
made a partial confession, and from this there
is unmistakable evidence Of their guilt. 1t
was generally understood that Mr. Perohtals
was possessed of considerable money.
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Administrators Sale.

XTILL be sold at Public Sale by virtue of lccnce
w from the Court of Probate for the County OF
Waldo, on Monday, the twentieth (20) day of December
A. D. 1863, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon at my
dwelling house n'alcrmo, in the County of Waldo.
much of the real estate of Charles Nelson late of Paer
mo, in said County of Waldo deceased intestate will
produce the of five hundred dollars for the payment
of the said deeeaseds just debts charges of admlustr
ton and incidental charges said real estate consists of
about thirty of land which he purchased OF John
Greedy part wood land and part pasture land also all the
right he had in any and all other real estate in Palermo
JOHN GREEII, Admins traitor
Palermo, Nov. TO- 1859. owls
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OPPOSITION To REDCCrION OF THE Duty
ON COAL, LUMBER AND SALT 1t is evident
that the producers of coal, lumber and salt
are organizing an opposition to any reduction
OF the duty on those articles even if in re
turn ting Government Of the New Dominion
should open to the United States the nayira-
ton of the 81. Lawrence, and colcr,ie to our
fishermen the right to fish within the bounds
now claimed. The iumbermcn of MICHIGAN
are especially clamOrous for 4 continuance OF
The ad Yalorem duty Of twenty per cent This
IS now collected on importations valued at
about eight millions of dollars per annum
and is not only added to the cost Of that lun-
Der, but TO the domestic product, valued at
over fifty millions; 50 that for every dollar
now paid into the Federal Treasury as Il duty
on lumber the public pay over six dollar.
through the consequent increase of prices.
Washington Despatch to Boston journal
The Boston Courier says, "a curious fact
was developed at the Frce-trade Mcctnu in
buffalo, a few days ago. 1t was stated that
Il member OF the Buffalo Frec-tralle league.
when IN Canada recently, discovered Il circu-
liVr from the Syracuse Salt Company, giving
the prices at which ii would deliver salt in
Canada along the line Of the Grand Trunk
Hallway The highest price named was
Sl.6O gold, and the lowest 1872 gold equal
to $50 and 1924, currency. OF course
these prices included treights. which must be
deducted in order to ascertain the net prices
obtained by the Syracuse Salt Company.
These freights have been ascertancd to be
from A. cents to y CENTS currency, per bar
rel consequently the net price to the COM
pany is about 81 80 per barrel on the average.
Now, what do you suppose the price charged
at Syracuse is to American consumers?
$3.50 Il bushcl. That is, to-day the Ameri-
can consumer has to pay nearly four times as
much for his salt of domestic manufacturer,
rs the foreigner?"
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PRICES CURRENT

Butter and cheese are almost Indispensable arti-
cles of food. Properly used, they are nutritious
and healthy; but an inordinate use of either cause
indigestion and dyspepsia "Parsons' Purgativc
Pill, judiciously used, will remove both of the Sc
troubles.
Have you ague in the face; and is it badly swol-
len? Have you severe pain in the chest. back. or
sldeI lave you cramps or pains in the stomach or
bowels? Have you bilious collie or severe gripping
PAINS If so, use " John4onS Anodync Iinimen."
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AT a special meeting of directors of the
Knox ana Lincoln Railroad, at Bath, measures
We're taken to complete the road and have it
running in one year from this time. Action
was also taken orthe construction of bridges
i"r the entire route. Measures were also
tAheh Tor the procuring of steam ferry boat
10 ply between Bath and Woolwich, and also
Tor procuring freight ears.
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CAUTION.

VIyHEREAS my son, Warren L. Sylvester, has lett
w my house without my consent, and is living
abroad this caution and forbid all persons from
trusting him i'll any manner whatever on
my account, shall pay no debts OF his CONTRACTING
have made ample provision for his support ut home
JOHN. Is. Sl Nv ESTER
lincolnrlllei Nov, lsp' SWls"
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MARRIED.

In this city 18th inst. BY Rev. Dr. ralfroy Mr. schuyl-
er s. Bartlett q Boston, and Miss Margaret T. Hazel
tine, daughter of Prescott Ilazeltine, ESQ Of Belfast
Wednesday morning by the same, Mr., Ansel T.. htc
of New York and Miss Mary Aldcn, daughter of Hiram
o. Alden, Esq, of Belfast,
In this city. 9th inst, by Rev Wooster Parker Mr.
James A. Forbes of West Hridgewater, and Miss Har-
riet c. Durham of Belfast
In this city Nov, 18TH BY Rev w o. Thomas Mr.
VIM B. Furbush OF Boston and Miss Clara F, McFar
fourtelette of Ellsworth.
In Stockton, Nov. list, by 2. y. Fletcher ESD, Mr.
Wendell q. Staples and Miss Henrietta Bowden both of
Stockton.
In Waldoboro on Thanksgiving Eve, by Hon. Isaac
Reed, Mr. Charles Ehgley anu NJ ISIS Hattie A. Renner
both OF W.
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Boots, Shoes Il Rubbers
TRUNKS and VALlSES.

4 Ii. persons in want OF the above articles, will find
it TOR their advantage to call upon the subscriber
at tn. CITY BLOCK SHOE STORE, where may be
nd large and seasonabc stock at the very lowest
prices W. r. COLba AN.
Belfast NOV TO- 1869. Owls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,
n the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
rms. Inquire OF
lsu ~ III. SIMPSON
HOW MANY PERSONS

are constantly suffering in form the ,nllades that
result from the errors OF YOUTH and who would give all
they possess to be restored 10 condition of sound and
vigorous health Let all such consult the advertisement
OF the Peabody Medical Institute Boston, which pub
fishes the new medical work OF Or. All. Hayes, I'll
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION"
Those who afflicted by the consequences OF youthful
excuses will be guided by this admirable book to paths
UAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN, AND HER DIS,
EASES is also published by the Peabody Medical In
sttute whose advertisement will be found elsewhere in
our cOumn8. sp22
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Warrcn'S Couch Balsaln !

Is beyond question the very best medicine Of the day
for all CouGiia, COLDS, Sore THROAT and LUNGS
Also for Whooping Cough AMI Group in Children it i.
the most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
3. +. BRADBURY, Proprietor Bangor, Nc.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., B0ston, Agents for New
England. tn1z
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LOSING our
No, S PHENI R 0 w
Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, by virtue OF a concc
w from the Court of Probate the County OF Waldo
on Thursday the 10th day of December, A. d. 1862 at
ty Village, the real estate Of susan Johnson, late OF
Liberty in said County, dccoascd ntestae for the pay
nent of the said deceased just debts charges OF admin
stration and incidental charges said real estate consists
of two lots of land situated in Liberty, Waldo County,
formerly part of the Israel johnson flrm, said lots
being particularly described in Waldo registry, Book lS,
Page 472 w. ii. MCCLELLAN Administrator
Belfast, Nov 9, 1869. 5wlS
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GET THE BEST.

and have gct them, CLOTHES WRINGERS, Il mean
am also agent for DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,
that not only knocks the spots off of any Washing Ma
chine ever made but the dirt out of the Clothes.
zAgent, am also for moreL ght-Liqud Gas, it burns
better, gives light will not explode and is cheaper
that kerosene l. For sale ut j, Il. WADLIN'S for 40
cts. per gallon.
l have for SALE the Tubular Lantern, that gives the
best light will not smoke blow out and is the best
that has been got up.
| have got more thing, that the world has
ever been crazy for, COFFEE SLEEPER, simple
in FORM gives you all the strength you get The
coffee pours out clear pours good stream and is easy
to be kept clean
| am also agent to run the Shcbang, ana turn the
crank where all these things may BE- found anything
else that turns W in my line at prices 50 LOW that
if a4tOuishes other man,
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STATE OF MAINE, /,
Waldo, IS. /

Waldo IS.
70 Tie SheriBs Of our respectire Counties or
either Of their Deputies, Greetang:
WE command you to attach the goods estate of
Waldo, to the value Of two thousand dollars; and
the said defendant W he may be found within your
Judicial Court to be holden Belfast within and
for the County OF Waldo, the third Tuesday of April
next then and there III said Court answer unto
Thomas Baker of Boston, in the County Of Suffolk and
State OF Massachusetts,, in plea Of the case that
the said defendant January 3D. 1867, board the
ship Matilda of Searsport Maine In the harbor OF Mon
tevdeo, to wit said Belfast with force arms on
the body of the plaintiff assault made and him then
with force as aforesaid Violently threw the
plaintiff upon the deck of the said ship, him. the
plaintiff then and there lying, the said defendant did
fists with his feet and then and there gave the plain
tiff such violent blow that he thereby broke one of his
and cnormities the plaintiff he the said defendant
then and there committed against peace and
sand dollars which shall then and there be made to ap-
pear with other due damages And have you there this
writ with your doings therein.
WIrNEss-John Appleton, Chief Justice of our said
Court at Augusta this sixth day OF November in the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and six.
tyseven.
w. NJ. sTRATTON Clerk.
STATE MAINE,
Waldo, So.
Supreme Judicial Court, October Term, 4. D.
1869
Ordered that the plaintiff give notice of the pendeucy
his suit defendant BY causing an atested COW
of this writ with this order thereon to be pubisbed
three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal,
Waldo, the last publication to be twenty days at least
before the next term Of said Court be holden ut
Belfast within and for the County of Waldo on the first
Tuesday Of January next that the said defendant may
then and there appear and take upon himself the decnc
Attest-s. l.. MIIIiKEN, Clerk. >
true copy. Attest-S l.. MlLLlkEN Clerk. 20
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'Fnrner's Neuralgia ssill:-ihc great remedy for
Neurdtgia and all Nervous Diseases More than 10000
cured by it in the last two years Price by MALL pack
age 5l.0i,-6 packages $5.27.
The Lorraine Vegetable C:sthartic PiII:-
The best known remedy Tor all Diseases of the ood
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys: for Headache, rheumatism.
and in LII cases where catartic is required. Price by
mall box 81 cts boxes $l.lS,-l2 boxes 1854
TURNER & co., 100 FREMONT ST, BOSTON, MASS.
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\ ine at Boothbay llarbor, Saturday morning
completely destroyed the new Hall owned Nv Dr
q. L. Rice and occupied by the Masonic org;iniza-
ton, Property belonging to the masons was dcs-
iroyed' amounting TO nearly S6oo. Dr. Rice's loss
Is estimated 1T $1,000; partially insured,
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Belfast & Moosehead L. R. r. Co

N compliance with order of the Board of Directors
l. of said Company, shall sell at Public Auction at
their office in Haytord Block, in the city of Belfast
Monday the goth day of December next at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, tor payment Of ments made thereon
the goth day of July A. D. $685. the 9th day of March,
p 1862 the DIST day of june, A. p. 1869 and the ID
day OF August, A.. D. 1862, the following described
shares OF the Capital Stock of said Company viz
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ASK NOR DIR. ChiRhE'S SHERRY WINE BlIIERS

And take other. See that the portrait OF Dr. Clarke
is upon the label OF each bottle. No other is genuine
They are purely vegetable and will not ntoxcate tsp
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Henry Ward zseecher Oh Clothes Wiring.


After constant of the UNIVERSAL CLorIEs
WEINGEE for more than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powcrs that be- to give it the
unqualified praise, and pronounce it IN Indispensable
part OF the machinery of housekeeping.
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DEYE KzEAEED
ID OF whatsnever Disease We have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, MRS. SPENCE'S
POSITIVE AyB NEGATIVE pow
DERs. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
brief description If your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, 81. D.. Box 5Sl7, NEW YORK CITY, and those
mysterious. wonder.,s orl3ing Powders will
be mailed to you, post paid. ibox 81. 6 boxes 80
tf43sp