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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22
FROM THE WrEST.
w.mun,s Suffrage Conyent,eu.

Wsmun's Suffrage Convention.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 22--Thc Woman's Suffrage
Convention convened at the Case Hall at IL
o'clock this morning, and will continue two
days. Many prominent members are present,
including Mrs. Lucy Stone, Julia Ward Howe,
and Mrs Iiyermore
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22

VALBR's RESTAURANT, No. 929 ARCH STREET, ele-
gantly fitted up is in full blast, serving all the
delicacies OF the season from A. M. to midnight
Parties returning from the theatres or opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill OF fare Ladies' Saloon on the second ioor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-22

CHINA AT AUcT1oN.-The remainder OF the stock
at Gays China Palace, No. 1929 Chestnut street, will
be closed out, commencing Wednesday morning at
half past ten O'Clock.
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WITHOUT SPGT or SBDIMEEr.-Phalon's vitala, OF
salvation for the Hair, has no had smell. and does
not stain the skin. 1t has no Ingredient that sub
sides In the form OF filthy sediment Consequently,
It is not shrouded in darkened bottles. The natural
color OF the hair, however completely 1t NAV have
faded out is invariably reproduced by the Vitalia-
Sold by all druggists
NEVER FAILING SAFETY AND SUccEss.-MRs.
WMsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is a safe and certain
remedy for all diseases with which children are af-
nicted during the process OF teething 1t has stood
the test OF thirty years. Never known to fail Gives
rest TO the mother and relief TO the child. Cures
wind collie and regulates the bowels
MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No.
South Second street. has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
nent OF nne American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain TO get the worth OF their money.
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WAX RIED.

WILsOE-BUDD.-On the 18th instant by the Rev
J, L. Withrow, JOHN WILSON to ELIZABETH BUDD
daughter OF Henry S. Garrett, oil OF this city.
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DIR. SAUNDEHs' well-known instincts lead him to
lecture tonight for the beneat Of soldiers, furnish
ing hall, etc., gratis.
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FROM .N.BW ENGLAND.
Fire In Bsstou.

Boston, Nov. ga fire Mt Jamlica Plains
to-day destroyed the premises of Henry Dudley,
-four and grain dealer. The upper part was
used as an armory for Company A, 1st Regi-
mept. Loss, $12 2000-insured.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-23
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

About 8 o'clock. Sunday morning. FIRE was
discovered In the basement Of the Academy n,
Exeter. and the building and portion Of the
library were burned. The Academy was built
In 1888. The total loss was 5000. The fry
Is supposed to have been the work Of an incen.
diary. There were about $50 students at this
term, and nine had been expelled for bad be-
havior-four on Friday last. II Is thought that
one or more Of the number set the building on
FIRE.
Attorney General Alderman has given long
decision sustaining the positisn Of Secretary
Boutwell, In regard to the Pacific Railroad COM
panies. .....
1t Is reported that Auroa, one Of the largest
islands Of the New Hebrides In the South Pa
clfc. has disappeared bodily beneath the sea.
The island was 40 square miles tn extent. and
was inhabited.
The brakeman Of the Erie Railway are on o
strike. and the freight business Is ct stand still
The grand jury Is to examine into the fall Of
the building on Thirty-6fth street, New York.
The Gar severely reprimsndcd the CORPORA
ton Of Moscow for petitioning In behalf Of q
free press, religious liberation and other re
forms.
The Eastern Railroad will pay dividend OF
4 per cent. ON the 18th inst, and on the same
day the Boston and Maine win psya dividend
Of per per cent.
Twenty COWS. one horse and forty tons Of hay,
together with the harm. all owned by q Mrs.
Thrall, were burned on Friday night In walco,t-
vile, CT. Loss 5000 insured for only $500.
The Catholics Of San Francisco have been
badly swindled by an imposter, claiming to be
Bishop Of Psuia. lie was drcsscl In gorgeous
raiment and preached II. several churches. AZ
ter raising considerable money to build churches
In Asia he decampcd.
A gas-holder al Cincinnati gas-works con-
tanning 100000 eubit feet Of gas exploded on
Monday afternoon. Fortunately no one was So
riously injured.
Theodore Tlton has retired from the editor
ship Of the Independent and will be succeeded
BY Henry c. Bowen.
At San Francisco the weather Is fine. Straw.
berries and flowers Are abundant and cheap In
the market.
Franklin Kettle AMI his wife. two Of thu oil.
est and most respected residents In S,epheutown
New York, were murdered on Thucsiay night
by their son, who Is Hind. The father and
son had some dispute about will, which cuL
minated In the murder. Tho murderer has
been ARRESTED. .- Ur r.. -..r ....
An American naval captain n Constantine.
pls |, manufacturing torpclos and other mate
rails Of war for use. In case Of need. against
Russia.
Ata Concord town meeting 10 1907. Il was
voted, In prospect Ola war with France, "rhat
the sciectmen give persons who enlist . hand
some treat at the expense Of the town.
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An ice company has boon formed In
Boothbay, with n capital Of el0, 900. They
have pond Of twenty acres, with the out
let on the DAmarisoota river. Mt Hodgs-
don's Mills. = y y = =
The Oxford Democrat says the statement
going the rounds Of the papers, that Hon. Sid
ney Perham "will either board with his family
ct private house, or u he can ga u hire fur
nishcd house for the winter" 10 mistake. lie
has engaged rooms at the Augusta House.
q We congratulate the people Of the State
In thus being relieved Of their great sus-
pcnse, by this semi-oflicial bulletin Of the
Democrat. ,-rVr,nNrr
Nov. 18th. 9 lad In South Hancock, while
rowing over the fields, plucked three ripe
strawberries and bore them home In triumph.
Boston parties are purchasing potatoes In
Arcostook county. paying forty cents per
bushel. ii. .''''
Calais has erected forty-6ve buildings and
eleven sharyes In three months. Tho Courier
says that most Of the new buildings arc Of .
better class and more modern appearance than
those that were consumed. .a, 5mle'7 81 I.
Nathan Merrill Of Conville. picked up quite
. quantity Of grasshoppers In his field, Decem-
Der l"- I'uI .g,uts @ iT .IN!''
Calais has erected forty-dye buildings and
eleven whsrves sinee the fire. .ll'h J ,f'
On clearing away lot Of pine timber recent
" In Topam, three graves were discovered,
whose headstones bore the dates I'LL, l742 and
1761, respectively. '
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Gas has given out In Paris, and aftsr sun
down the city Il In dsrknea--Ths Prusians
occupy Centres, Montrchard an Romorantin
on the Loir.-There il again report Of Q
Pru,ian scheme TO restore Napoleon.-Bb-
marck Is to be made Duke.-Napoleon d 70
be set at libery.-There Is trouble In the man
sgement Of the Globe theatre IN Boston, and
Rechsr Is to retire.-A great Ere In wiscasset
Friday morning laid the business part Of the
town In ashes.' The entire square Of building,
south Of Main st. and east Of Middle Ut. was
consumed, loss nearly total and about e76. 900.
Portsmouth, N. H. thinks Il sees ghost; Il b
probably that Of dear departed days-Naviga-
ton Il closed on tho Kennebeo and Penohseot.-
Gov. Holden Of North. Carolina 10 on trial f6l
impeschmeut-Kit Burns fNew York 10 dead.
Paris 10 said to be well provisoued for thrss
months.-Tbo Penians held by the British gov.
eminent have been released.-The great food
in Virginia has 30 cleared the Dutch Gap canal
as to make Il navigable. william has as-
sumed the title Of Emperor OF Germany.-lt d
raid that no repeal Of the incqps tax Is probable
at present. ".''" .''' ." ''''''l. '''
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that day Is not Gar distant, substantially
writes he. Ay. there's the rub Nothing
more must bs built Mt Alfrcd. County
buildings must oil be built ut Saco. Build
new Jail at Alfred and our pet scheme
Is in danger of defeat.
Many Of the citizens Of Saco and Bid
deford just prior To the date of the petition
Tor Jail, did not hesitate to pray the COM
missioners TO erect House OF Correction
in their midst, which would require ad-
ditional officers and expense. but when
the board. in the exercise Of sound dis
erection, and In view of ultimate economy,
determined to combine jail and House
of Correction. then. presto! the cry of OPP
position Is raised and these men are squan-
dcring the peoples money. How unself-
i.h and disinterestcd! U! consistency, thou
art n jewel! -----------------B.--
I LIMERICK. Dec. 90. 1870. .
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Christmas.
This Is a festival of the churc

This Is a festival Of the church. univer-
sally observed in commemoration Of the
nativity Of our Saviour. and was first OBJ
served ~ festival A. ID. 80. When our
Fathers fed from the religious persecution
OF the old world, 50 fresh were the MEM
ories of their sorrows. and 50 pungent
wcre thcir animosities TO papacy and ev-
crything which smacked OF IL, that they
not only flcd bodily from It rs fls as pos
sible. hut they sought to ignore its forms,
its ceremonies, and ritualistic tendencies.
No more churches rs temples Of worship
for them. and no more bishops or clergy;
but instead they called their places Of
worship meeting houses" their clergy
..ministers." and their title "Elder."
Christmas was festival Of the "church"
and was not observed by them. but they
established Thanksgiving and Fast days.
which have been handed down TO us
through generations.
Things or observanccs or forms which
have served their day and fulfilled their
purpose, are withered branches without
shade or comeliness. The Puritans sought
to establish new order Of things, new
world which should assert and maintain
Its majority and freedom from the &c
cursed papaey Of that olden time. and n
nation whose true worship should be the
love of God and Christ untrammelled and
unfettcred by the blighting forms and
ceremonies Of man worship. which drove
them hither. But forms and ceremonies
are not in themselves idle or wicked.
They are aids for consummation, and like
faith are alive with works. Let ms adopt
what in old creeds Is good and throw
AWAY the bail. Because the Catholic re-
ligiously observes tho nativity Of Christ.
let Il not make us outlaws from the love
Of Jesus or cease our glorying in His
birth.
So. bind the holly and the mistlctoe In
NIL your dwellings, but better still let us
bind close within our hearts the remem-
branco of Gods great gin, from which
are directly traced all the blessings OF
whatever name or nature, that we have,
all that we are and all that we hope to be
In this world or in the world to come.
Let us be merry upon Christmas, for
'.unto you Is born this day in the city Of
David u Saviour who is Christ the Lord"
A HAPPY CHRISTMAS To YoU ALL.
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OUR OWN STATE.

The Portland and Kenncbec Railroad
has offered n reward Of $1,000 for the dis
covery and conviction Of the scoundels
who recently placed distractions on the
track ut Bath and Farmingdale; or $500
for conviction Of either Of them.
The Masonic Fraternity of Rockland.
propose to erect in that city an elegant
structure. 65xl05 feet--the ground floor
Ia contain three stores, the second story
large hall for public purposes, and the
third story to be devoted to the Masonic
order. The proposed building will cost
thirty or forty thousand dollars. The city
will be asked to exempt 1t from taxation.
Tho Wing says Mcssrs. Smith & Camp
bell Of Bangor have paid out this fall,
during the potato season, for l.. s. KIM
ball Of Boston, for potatoes, something
over 1000. and for Pierce & Morrow,
S2l 1882 so. There are also many other
buyers there, who have done large busi-
ness In this article of produce, Most OF
this money goes direct into the farmers
hands.
Mrs. Hoswcll is about to publish In the
Hallowell Gazette sworn statement Of
the circumstances attending tho murder
OF Latin. ... U.|
A correspondent Of the Lewiston Jour
nal says, Henry Moore, highly esteemed
citizen of New Sharon, while at work In
his woods with ono of his sons, was struck
by limb of tree tina. his son had Just
fSlled, which broke his right leg. and In
jured the spine. He lived about two and
half hours after the accident. He was
II years old. rrn I'll.
The Augusta Journal says there Is DOW
no doubt about Senator Morrills complete
restoration to health. M
About car load Of leather, on an aver
AGE, Is received daily at Auburn station,
for the shoe factories, says the Lewiston
Journal. d.. ......
The Bangor Wing says seven packages
from dealers in counterfeit money. with
G. q. ID. bills on them OF 500, werc 70
turned on Monday to the senders In New
York and Boston, by the Eastern Ex-
press Company; the mp river parties who
ordered them having become wise enough
10 refuse TO pay the bills and receive
them. rIrI -als i'f .mu'f
A Skowheean millinsr and drssnaker has
been ob,ieel to defend herselfia . suit brought
By customer foe an ili-6tfing velvetecn sack
An award Of $40 was made to the injured
plaintiff. l larsh cd
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-23

Among tho annual railroad return,
made In accordance with the laws OF
Massachusetts. We find the following '
Eastern Archaeological stock authorized.
%, 1000; total funded debt. e3.037. 400;
total floating debt, s276, 100; total debt. S3,-
1900; total income, 81 49,, ITO; net earn:
ings over expenses. S444,7l0. *
Boston and Msine-Capital stock authorized,
5000, 900; total floating debt, S46O. 600; cost
Of nod and equipment. s6.l7l. 1886; total,
81 ,563,65S; net earnings over expenses,
eSll $50; net less fOr contingent liabilities,
a6O, 900. ~ -----n-L -m--L ~
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The London Times In ih comments On Presi-
dent Grants message nys that II the President
expects England to taks the initiative for n
opening negotiations % the Alabama quertion
be will be disappointed. II was America who
rejected the last settlement and that settlement
was framed at Washington.
The New Hampshire Patriot says that within
the last day or two there has passed through
Concord 275 tons Of linen rags. Imported from
Russia and consigned 10 the Franklin paper
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JONES-CHADWiCK In this city 2lst- inst, by
snS MN nj. la cSsd.ief, eftSis dty.
LGIHLL-iIAIELrINB In saoo, Dec u, By Rev:
q. p. Holbsook, Mr.. WIN. y. IAssll, Of Boston, and
HOD0DON-HATCH. in Exeter. Nov. =. ~. y
X. Hodrdeu, Of Grsenlsnd, and Mis Abois b.
,lss.sssisSs:55Ny. ven ny Rev. VIM n, Y.ou.a.
N sn1inSysIe' Dse. is, $50, Mr.. James Jenkinson,
and Hs.se.sA 0Edsn, ho.k ofsanl.ed.
00RD0N-lUDB1kD. q Winch ,ndss, ~. Dee;
~ .nd m. Hannah Hubbard, Of wInehsndoa.
ss,i,I Ml s.sssn S l. ISeis. q Ols .sd
Mn. Niis n. YoEx, o Malden, Mss.
xES6RicK@P1iNEa- In glsa City M. o.
IL John v Ksndrici, iormerly ofssoo, and peiis
l. Palmer, Df Area, III ~
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vcstigstion With view 10 the establishment o.
. Naval station at Mt Desert. -
The following appointment Of Postmaster
have been made recently In your state, Davit
Mcfarland Ellsworth, Charles b. Morton East
port. A. Skinner Bucksport, Samuel @. Thorn.
ton Belfast and d. d. Barnard Castine.
pnYxYrsa
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THE PORTLAND TRANSCRIr'r !. 70 be gresiiy
anh volame In March next, the price % remain un-
ehanged-s7D year in advance. More Stories, FULLER
News Department. and New Typ. are among tbs In
i,ssdcd improvements. To an new Subscribers, tbs
81 one year. ny IL Clubbing with all the
eatnG Magazines and Newspapers, the entire reading
the duty ofevery Citizen 90 pstronlse can be had sf
"a, .e~ef possstle raies. Enough can be saved two
Msfsziues pay the whole Subscription price of the
TRsNsCRIrT. specimens OF The FRANKFURT and
t1culsrs with null list OF Ciubbed With, aud
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YoRK,@.

IOhAs ~
A Cssrs Of Cssnsv Csr.ssissteseys h~pwn
and held a Aiffsd, br and within The County oe
York, on the third Tuesday 81 Oetobss, A. ID.
1870, and By sdpurnmeat on The 9Th day Of Do
eeubsr. is7Ui
On The sbrerosng pesitioa u b considered By the
Commissioner thai The pstttopess arc rsspoosibls,
and shat they ought 70 81 hoard touching The mat
tss sss bsth In their petition. and thervfors order,
That The pstitioasu give potics 70 oil psr,oas and
temperatures istsrsstsd, thai the ceuniy Comma
ssocsn will meet q Ne dwelling houss u John Y.
Ysrnaid, In Lebanon, IN lid cosnty, On The 9Th
day Of January, A. ID 1871. 81 Ten O'Clock 10 The
Ofsnoon, when they VIII proceed 70 view ths routs
80 birth In The petition, and Immediately Alter soeh
view, q so0s coovsnisat psos In The vicinity. Will
givs hearing 70 he parties, and their vttns.ss.
6aid notice 70 b By caasng copies % Nd petitoa
md this order of noscs thereon, 70 b sssved upon
he town CLERKS Of Lebanon and SANFORD, In nd
County Of Yort, and also BY posting mp erpses %
ne ssus In thrss psblie plioss IN ssch % aid
towns, and pssilsAinE Ne ssns ihrss weeks $780,:
sivsly In The Union and Journal. sew'psPes Pnns-
d IN BIddsssrd In ssid cpsnty he ant 80 Pso.
lIsstsous and sach sf The other nouccs 20 lsese
thIrtv drys helorv ne tins o. ssd pcstinE That all
cerucos nv thsa ssd there BE- preepus 80 ehsW
80. N nv thsy kAsa shy ths prayss o. ND pe-
Iition shoald nos BE- rant:d,
Copy q DE fsttion and Order q Court there.
s wa A...s.. FAIRFIELD. cisrt.
T"
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humbug gotten up 10 dupe tho igrorant and credu.
lous nor ID IL represented as being composed ol
rare and precious substances brought from the foui
corners OF the earth. carried seven times across the
csmels, and brought across the Atlantic Ocean on
two ships" II is simple, mild. soothing, pleasant
Remedy-a perfect specific for chronic Nasal Catarrh
.Cold In the Head" and kindred diseases The pro
prietOr, v. Pierce, NJ. D., i33 seneca street, Buf
hlo, N. Y, Offers . reward Of $500 for case OF
Catarh that he cannot cure. Bold by druggists, OF
sent by mail for sixty cents. lwl
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-23

From the easy expectoration, increased resplrs
tory power OF tho Lungs, and the removal OF irrta
ton, manifest nom cessation Of Cough. and otheI
alarming symptoms after using Pillows COMPOUND
SYRUP or HYPoPHOsPHIrEs, II 10 clear that the for
nation OF tuberculous mstter ID not only stopped
but that already deposited Is being carried away.
vi
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piles i-Yca cannot valk. eassos rsds, cansot eva
sit With say tipi AZ conis and ~ almost burden,
b-c.use q Ills distrsaslng complaint Bdgs' fk k<me-
dbes sevss t4F 20 cure Ipsrsnal Kxtauai, BssdhG %
Isrhing Pilrs. Sd BY ~. a. Sevsns and d.. a. DA-
he ssst s.srprsing and sseossfai drugsss o. 10
detsA. % ."NIH Ta uul
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Have the readers Of the Union and Journal ever
used any Of Parsons Purgative Fllsw II not, xhy
not They are the best hmiy physic, bcsides being
the greatest antbilious remedy there 10 In the eoun-
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Catarrh III 10 as.nishlns. yes pevershsses true.
that d. J. Brers Aevator has pesmanepty cured noss
rrpcfy win This f4ct IN viev. loo 3 odevvd fr .
ssas that this mcdy hs 10 cure, uss aoeardnE
b dircrsioas- ecd By d. y q. Hsves and Dv. ha-
ora, he nost eDseprisips and sscoefs drugSisn q Bh.
d<kNl tl0
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PILEsI PILESI PILEsI PILESi Out
ward applications arc money thrown away. The
TAffIC LOzENGRS. They strike ct the cause
They arc pleasant. nor, like all pills, do they 70
Quife increase OF dose. They arc exactly suited "a
obviate coetiveuess-the cause OF Ill health. Fol
sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston, by =. A.
HARRISON 4 CO., Proprietors, and by all Drug
gists. Mailed for GO cents. 4w5l
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Cambridge Cattle Market, Dec. 20.

Beef csttls-receiph s97 head. The demand bet.
ter than usual Tor Christmas week on account Of
light supply. Sales Of extra at ~ OnDi3 90 nrst
quality II O0lI 90 second quality 9O@iO5o third
quality NDkDs %. ''
Sheep and lambs-receipt s,2ss heed. Sales In
lots ut 5O94 % each, extra at 6O16 60. ..#
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TwentY.seven Years' Practice
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has PLACED m. DOW ut the head OF all physicians
mailing such practice . speciality, and enabled
he worst cases OF SrPprsssies and all other Men
strrai DsraHgsmsnts. frop uAatsusr eaDs, All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Once, No. Endi
colt street Boston.
N. B.-Bosrd { rni.hsd 70 those desiring 70 70.
main under treatment. ...-r. .
Boston. July. l870-sp. no.ly r30
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Y Nojoes q deaths, pe eIceedng ai hnes, IsseFtsd
iFve, shove that ss.sss Il regular advertising rates
s-1--~~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~
BWEETSIR In KIttssy, Dec Z, Of dipthorss, John
Henry, soa Of John n, and Lisns y. Bvestsir,
Ard yesfs months. Rsst loved one, thy sui.
HXVh. In Wells, Msiss, q last, Minnie d, only
child of Traftsa md Dsborah a. Hatch, agsd ~
years months. .t-.t..
Weep not Sov darling Minnie nov,
Nor lst yoar hearts ETvw I'D, '.i.
while thInhiug VI your little oncs,
Lying with The silsat desdI
eos. But rsiss your fearful syes 70 heaven,
And how before 8od's thrope,
In humble prsyes 70 HIN, and say,
Rathss, Thy viii b done. 49,
KNIGHT. In Owstvnua, Minnesota, De. ~, 3D.
ward d. knight, formerly Of ssoo, AEci " year.
JENKINS. In Klttery. Dec. ~. Mr.. Thomas Jen-
kips, sEcd 81 year, month";
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Don't suffer your hair 10 fall OF when . bottle OF
two Of NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE will check IT,
Splendidly perfumed and a. clear - crystal. AL
wide awake druggists sell II. SEQ advertisement.
W. ~ 1WI
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Ifyour horse IL lame, sore or CALLED, you should
use Johnson's Anodyne Linlment," wash the part
with castlle snap and warm water, rub dry, with Q
clean cloth, then apply the Llnlment, rub In well
with tho hand. lwt
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Special Ef0fsces.
f. d. Special yN,0fsces. % .''
MISS o. J. HOBBS.
Teacher ofMusic 81 Guitar
7"n Tsrss, Ten Dollars per Quarter. '
Address or call at Mr. J. N. BunAsE. Main
Street, Saoo. r... ........ .fsI.I.r.. Mis !,

y Rushton's Cherry Pectoral Trochss
Asthma, Group and Bronchial dfnculties generally,
exceedingly palatable, having none OF that nause.
ating, unpleasant cubcb taste; very soothing, and
Oil, Tor Consumption, scrofuia, 10 me oldest,
pursst, and hest IN MARKET Use no other. Sold by
druggists generally. 5mF I