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Ms5saigsAgea Hsw.

TaeEe sra many men OF the ego OF thirty who srs
ssoafed with too frequent excavations nom the bad:
ing sen3atior, and weakening the system In ua
nsr the patient csnnot account for. On exayninlDs
the urinary deposits ropy sediment wi! loften be
found, and sometimes small particles of gemen or al.
hnmen win appear, or the color will be Of thin milh-
kh hue, again ehangng to dark snd turnid appear.
sace. Thcge are many men WAS die Of this Difficulty
Ignorant of the csrae, which IL the
SECOND STAGE OF sEMIaAL WEAKNESS.
oSn warrant . perfect cure In eucb cases. sy.a I
full and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the De,
san do go By yrthng, in plain manner, o deacrip-
tisn Of their dseassz, and Che appropriate rs,rseol
viii b ioT~arSed imines ataly. =
jan coiEespondercs STRICTLY confidential AZ. I'll,
&c retained, II deeszst,
Ac1rssd: III. J. q. HUGHRE,
no. IL Prable Strees,
Eszs dooS to the PrsDIe House, Portland Eta
,g3@ Send sstsE1p soI Ci,arla7.
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Farm for Sale.

Offered at a great bargain ), IL
b<HG-O Lamb Homestead farm in West
$EvxAszAsN hrook, three and half miles from
EE zsdSSSSA@ Portland on the road to Saccarappa.
4asEax99sS2zEL Said excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres conviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
watera largs barn, convent house and buildings
has also valuable orchard OF 100 young trees in
goOd bearing condition Another valuable source OF
profit belonging 10 the farm is an excellent gravel
bed,the only in the vicinity and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated SO near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to The city
this farm offers Inducements such lew others can
offer to any desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
G. a. L. p. WARREN.
mr16d&wu Saccarappa. M
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ED NEEa LADIES',

Dis. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', wn(
ooed medical sdviseE, to cali st his roornn No. !,
gresie Street, which they I'll find arranged for the
especial accommodation.
Dr.. H.'s Eclectic Rsnoyating Medicines uEIiv.s
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating al
Es,aals trregu!asitss Their action Is epeciHe ana
castain OF producing relief N short time.
LADIES will End II invaluable in all caeey Of oh
eructons after all other remedies have been tried Il
vain. 10 purely vegetable, containing nothing IL
tas lease injurious TO TIE health, and may be taker
with perfect saSstv at all tiYues.
Sent to az pssf OF With full directone
by addresg2g DIR. HUGHES,
jsn1. 1ssc5sw. No. II Frehle Street. Portland.
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Farmers HelDe

elbows how to double the profits OF the FARM,
100 PER MONTH I'm WINTER.
900 copies will be mailed free to Farmers. Send
name and address to ZElGLER q McCURDY,
81 ringfielu, Mass. nov4t4w
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PILES, PILES,

A very common affection, there being but few
persons who are not troubled with them at some Pc
Rod OF their lifs The disease exists in small tumors
in the rcctum or about the alus, which are divided
into, hrst, those which are owing to- a distendnd
present the character of solid tumor. When the
tuners are within the rectum, they called inter
nal piles: when without, and around the anus, ex-
ternal. When they discharge blood they term
ed bleeding piles; when no blood appears, blind
piles; and excessive itching about the anus, itching
piles; Nothing equals BRIGGS' PILE REMEDIES
for their cure,
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For Sale and Lease.

VERY good brick house Middle street, near
"A India street, worth $4500. Can he had for $4CG0
House No. 10 Park street, very pleasant location,
is for sale or leaee.
House corner Fore and Centre Streets well located
for boarding house. Can be leased for term of
years
Half of brick block corner of Elm and Cumber-
land Streets tor sale or lease.
Two or three rooms, suitable for mechanical bust
ness requiring steam power, Pore street, cOnnsc-
ted with Winsow & DOZEN. R mt low.
A nice Cry lot 74xs0 feet on Emery street. a short
distance above Spring street,
Apply 10 W. II. JERKS,
DoV7d2w Real Estate and Loan Agent
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MsagEssLAAeoC.
WELLS,

w ELLIS
CARBOLTC TABLETS.
An untaing remedy for all Bronchial Difficulties
Coughs, Colds. HoaIseness. Asthma, Diptheria Dry
ness OF the Throat or Wind Pipe ard all Catarrhal
diseases.
The wonderful modern discovery of CaIbolie Acid,
is destined to become OF the greatest blessings
to mankind in its appiicnIion to diseases OF The
throat and its great curative qualities in all aec
toni of the chest and lungs.
DIR. Wells CarbOlic Tablets,
besides the great remedial agent Carbotc Acid con-
tain other ingredients universally recommended,
which chemically combine, producing Tablet more
highly medicinal and better adapted tor diseases Of
the threat, than any preparation ever before
offered 10 the public.
FOE COUGEzs AND COLDS
Wells cnrbOiic Tablets arc "A sure Cure.
TRY THEM. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
noy4t4W
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MEnTCAis.
lse. 8. p. EUGHEs,
CAS- az soYso AZ Hss
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
Next she Prshie kaoge


Next she Prshie E0gss.
w hNfla he car be consulted pxivste.y, snd s's
Nv the utsnost confidence by the afflicted, ss
scSfs daily, and from A. II. to 2. Il.
nnetioA OF riysts disesses, Whathai aI.g.Gs ffos
IMPURE sonneatioN the tsrIbis vcs OF ssfabuge.
svotng h,s entize time to that psrtcuf, branch Of
sns medical procession hs feels warranted in GUAS.
ANfERlSa CUns IN ALL CAGES, whsthes of long
or feosnsiy contracted, entifaly removing che
9ISs % o,sssso rom the systs1n, snd Uasi1x psg
zssL an1 PERMANENT OURB.
ne would call the attention OF taO sa1iosa,s 20 TIE
sol o. ns .o1F-san ding and weil-aarne6 tspatahcn
cess. '' -
Csa75czs go sessa Esasgssa.
Every Intelligent spd thinking psssop must rDsv
hat zeSasdies hsndad out for general should haye
theE efficacy established by well tested experience in
preparatory studies cit him fer all the duties he ronst
fuifl; Yet taa coantTy Is flooded with Door icstruys
sid eurea:!s, parr is to be the best in tbs world,
Iae unlcstunats sSxs: ibe PABTIcULAB in SELECTING
es aysoan, IS 1t is lansntahle yet noontfo Verts
be fact, that D1ens syphiic patients are made n.
eEabia with ruiz d constitutions by maitreatzncrt
fon inexperienced physieana in general practice fcr
nhers that the study snd snannseusnt Of thess c3e
6iants ehoald sGsFoss tbs whole time Of those who
would hs competent end successful in their treat.
E1ent and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
toner. having naser opportunity nor time to maj.
himself acquainted With their pathology, commonly
pursuss one system Of trestoent In most sk-
serSus wespan, I5s fzsrGuyys
Slave a}eEEaenea.
Al who have committed an erosEs Of sny tnSI
neither Il be the solitary vice Of youth, the ting.
rg rehuse of misplaced confidence In n;etarer yesrs
sFSg soA All AErIDOTE IN aEAsoN.
Tbs Palma and Aches. End Lassitude and EervoEl
Efoatration that may follow Impure COTTON.
ere tlie Barometer to the whole eysteIn.
DC not wait for tbs contamination that is sure to yoi
low do rot wait for Unslghtly Ulcers, for
yisshled Limbs, for Lose OF Beauty
eId Compilation.
EaoST sssag q aasnnrsss aJsn S'esfssy ia Yks1
esy sJaEeEsy EHaericHess
Xorng men troubled with emissions in sleep,-s
complaint gsIarally the result Of bad habit IL
youth,treated scientifically end perfect cnre war.
Tsntsd or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we ere consulted By one OF
more young men with the shove diesase, some Of
whom are as wssk and eacisted 90 though they had
ene eonsasnpton and by their friends supposed to
have It. All szeh cases yield to the proper and only
correct couree of treatment and In short txus sra
MADE to rejoice IN perisst health
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$40 Made from 90 Cents!
COMETHING urgently needed by everybody
- Call and examine, or samples sent postage
raid) for 30 cents that retail easily Tor $40. r. L.
WOLCOTT, 1871 Chatham So, N. Y. nov4taw
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For sale at a Bargain.
DRICK house and stable in the western part of the
- city, near Congress street, will be sod al bar
gsin liberal credit 1t not sold within ten day 8
will be rented, 1t is supplied with Setago water.
APPLY to G. o. F. FOSTER, 90 Commit ST.,
oc28tf or j. e. PROCTOR, 90 Exchange st.
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Permanent BOarders
4 IAN obtain genteel accommodations at reasona-
bic prices, at No. IS Franklin st. sep14tf
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Wanted.
4 SINGLE gentleman wishes to hire suite OF
"A furnished rooms. without board,) in the west
ern part OF the CITY, Address, stating location and
price, Box 1892, P. o. oclSs
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BOSTON MARKET.

T.-...........-
ILHI .-i.ere -Ir been .'-er uaA.tn- iD. "
-.atc i..lr and '--} c'o'e. Mn'te "iei.-. .ut
Dunn --i..- i.. sd. ... -l-|. .a- 'ie .l't-
u.1r Inc HeuihH i'f me pr -, a..- .Ne FL NUS
eru trade .rot-in-. Iu. ...r' ff prospect Hi H
more active rlaFrei- -l. --.e- -i." ue,. % 81 -'
t l' t.r ",-."-t --te i.7 come
i-.- extras. & s- jog Ai-".taee t1-..- an.
$500 ~ for W noa-"fa -a' i' .- ... 'o- "iFrr-
.7tn'~ hl|i' "Ar'l- gre -.- f.
i.r u..I. 3d. .|l1' .i-a II -il' ca. tl Do -
eli-lu -e ing Of I'D l...'
Flour, -tit- 40 81 81 prog HA.n Gnu go
end ST. J. u.,, ~ 81 t .'- '-ltii
I-oul is arm al tt go '.. I'r CANNON tAlF--'
-o.i sat $50 ..5 i A..7 WIG. ~. f.a5'
''." ''y'' -l'i ~ 90 -.
sile- have been -oiAnta 90 su'.i i..> a. ' b.
q 'al A4la"llat -s -a4-'H- a' p I'D T. OBJ .- r. 900
l7-.,-
"ieNN-' lIh else ~ = 4-!i.. cay -y iu LHe " ~,
hut het'if ieeAhS PtesS-s q, ,-e i-'-, WIN .-ht
geae l.a anu q 'llt al ~ ~. u' sti-s nav ',eu az
81 Do az ID i.i D. es,eIl al4 p. p He'.'". ~"
i.h p. 81 - anu ut"SSIus an. q T.. RI
me.-. ~ ~ oit' .''' 'eyI, III .e.s & ,l.'
q. .ii ii1i iee-.-.- ?. '' 30" No.
81 a. ~ -..,.l ..' $500 1'
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Bankrupt 9utiers.
AssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

| IN BANKRUPTCY--District of Vermont sat
l. bennington, the 18th day Of April 1870. The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
assignee Of GEORGE est of the city Of providence,
in the state of Rhode Island, who has been adjudged
auArupt, on creditors petition by the District
Court Of said Vermont District.
GEORGE A. WATTLEs,
42W3u Assignee.
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DISTRICT OF VERMONT, IS AT Shoreham, the
| IL 18th day or April. A. D.. $50. The IN
dersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment
as Assignee Of Benz. Ca-ey. OF Cornwall, IN the
County If Addison and State OF Vermont, within
said district, who has been adjudgud bansrupt,
on his own petition by the District Court Of said
Distrtt. THURMAN BROOklNS, Assignee
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Mirror, April II, 1870.

.Hr. Editor OF the Free Press and Times:
The following eifuson, by Bartholomew VIII
lard, once a resident in this vicinity. and whose
name has become historic for his many sharp re-
toris, in verse aud otherwise, think has never
been published. This copy was found among
the papers Of the late Gideon Hoxse, by whom
have heard the lines repeated many times. Though
"a "llttle rough" on the fraternity, it is barely
possible it may be entertaining to some Of the
present day. The occasion that called it cut
was session Of the County Court at Burlington,
AZ "hieh some Of the lawyers thinking to have
little fun with the eccentric wit, procured re-
treatments AT a private table at the hotel and
invited Barty, as he was generally called, to join
them. When seated around the ''festiye board
in the most solemn and dignifei manner Mr.Wil-
lard was requested to " ask blessing The
following impromptu was the result, sui was
ever -fterwsrl known IS tie
"LAaYERs BLESSING
Lord bless the cline.
li3s-e on the time,
When death makes Lawyers civil.
Stop their clsck,
And se1i them back
Unto their father Devil
Nor Ter this Band
Insult our land,
N0r let these Lars conquer
Nor let this Club
Or 3ee.lstub,
Infect the world no longer
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II out. II any community h0o''
counsel on the Temperance question, let them get
Mr.. E. and Mr. 7. to preach each on Il
SUNDAY evening. and that community will hear
.. words of wisdom. Mr.. Freeman soon leaves
WiDoos,i. 70 pursue his studies in Boston, and
he VIII carry with him the best wishes Of all
who know him, for even the rumselers will
tless him. that he goes Away.
D-L. F. BurIick is expected to give d tenn
rsr,pse lecture q, Good Templar's Hall about
the 18th inst.
THr LEcIUR1 OF Mn. C,EswELL-The Hall
was vel filed, Monday evening, to hear.S.r Cars
well on the subject Of temperance. He was &C
companiel upon the platform, anu introduced to
the audience by Mr.. W. i. S. Whitcomb. The
lecturer Is a young nan fall Of l:fe and energy,
and gives himself earnestly 60 tie temperance
cause The lecture Wa wei considered, and
sufficiently spic5i with aneai3.es and incidents.
while an occasional happy illustration le'aeuei
IA, impression OF the argument
Mr. carsvau slii
No temperance organization Ia this city shout
D.. held responsible for anything may say; SIS
an acting and speaking from personal conyi.-
tons Of duty, in regard 90 lie temperance cause
I am 90 talk or an oil su'ia--. .le rbat j.
sometimes cll'ei tarelila-a Nevertheless
It takes hold upon the dearest and most
vital interests Cf our fyes al not
going 90 argue with y9u .n reference 60
the sieyastatiaas that uomraare. eres--, GU
tho v.r.nr- lr work.. the ir....-r. - .n... -n.u
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$1,000. $500. and 800.

They " }. be issued as Coupon Bonds. gagas'e 90
s.-s- and nay be held ia that fl-u. OF
The Bond may be r,g.,t,-sl IN the name O.: tie
owner " IN the coupons remaining payable TO
bearer attached, the r.sr-i5a. being then transfer
able only anthe books Of the Company, unless rea-
signed TO bearer or
The coupons may be- detached and cancelled, tie
Bond male a ps-ms-,uf Registered Bond, transfer
able only 90 the books u the Company, ana the n-
teres- maize pay able only 20 the registered owner OF
bis attorney.
Tie three classes viii De ku9vu respectively as.
Isl. cs4ran Bonds payable 90 Bersr."
u. -R,gir,-e4 Bond tri,, Coupons 4-fle',s."
ID. "Rsgis'ers4 Bonds Icif7 Coupons t,t1-7.i' sui
should be so designated by Correspa ndents in spec
fying the class Of B ads desired.
They have ai-ty gs4-I to run from January D.,
1870, with interest 81 SIX per cent. per annum from
Noye.abor D., 1863. PRNcirAL AND INTEREST PAY
ABE IL GOLD ~ rEE CRY oF So, YORK.
The interest is payable in MAY and NOVEMBER,
that it may take the place Of tat Of the earlier lee
sues Of Five-TVeaties and suit the convenience Of
our friends who already hold Central and Western
Pacific Bonds with interest payable in January and
July and who may desire. in making additional
Investments to have their interest receivable a;
different seasons Of the year.
The Loan is secured by mortgage upon the en-
tire Line Of the Rosd from Richmond to the Ohio
River. with the equipmen; and all other property
q 9 It'd
A SINKING FUsD OF slcoooo PER ANNUN Is PRO
yiDED yoR The REDEMPTION OF THE BONDS, To rAKE
EFFECT ONE YEAR AFTER THE COMPLETION or TIE
ROAD.
The mortgage is for sj5Oo1,oo0 Of which s.
oo00n will be reserved and held in trust FOR the re
iemptiou of Outstanding Bonds o. the TirgiuiI
Central R4iiroai Company DOW merged IN the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
( OF the remaining sl3,00lo10, sufficient amount
will be sold TO complete the road 20 the Ohio river,
perfect and improve the portion now in operation,
and thoroughly equip the whole for large and &C
tive traffic.
The present price IS 90 and accrued interest.
Loan so amply secured, so carefully guarded,
and 50 certain herssfter TO command prominent
place among the favorite securities in the markets,
both of this Country and Europe VII be at once
appreciated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers.
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New ! oTk Market.

NEW YoRE, April 70.
kSHES Quiet unchanged.
GuTfUS-uuli. Iowei, SAFES 80 b-Iso at 23. 10.
midGing uglaut-.
FIoI R-RccoJts i.;3 hhl-. Flour dull, heavy
.lles 40 bill at ioGf % for sUperne State and
western: 3 57a5 50 for extra Western i0d6 10 for
GOOD cho CO white wheat extra; 75GG o0 for round
noon OHIO. closing dali Rye -four iai-y act We
sales go hhs 81 000 10. Corn meal quiet sales
sIo hHis OF Marsh's Cslorc at On.
NHlSK EY-Shade Grner; sales 30l bbls Western
at Ol al % for free, closing firm at DO Z.
GRAIN - Receipts Of wheat 23560 bu. Wheat
heavy one cent lower. "a es 5000 hn at or for
No Spring delivered; 2lQl p for winter red and
aulser Western; I y for white Indiana so white
state ~ for No , Spring; u delivered for No
surin- Rye quiet Barley dull sales 500 b1 Of
state x. Barley mali quiet. Receipts Of Corn
IO9-C bu. Corn without decided change sales %,
ON bu at 0saIl Us for new mixed Western; i for
old DO in store. II for new yellow Western; J l2
Tor new yellow Pennsylvania, 90 foT New Orleans
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Office OF FISH Il HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES.
February l5th, 1870.

February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our nezo-
tiation Of the Loans Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and the WESTERN PacIr1c Rail.
ROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and credit which
these Loans have maintained in the markets, both
in this country and Europe, have shown that the
First Mortgage Bonds Of wisely-located and honor
aoly-managed Railroads are promptly recognized
and readily taken the most suitable safe, and ad
vantaseous form q investment, yielding a more
liberal inc me than can hereafter he derived from
Government Bonds, and available to take their
place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation Of
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting grea.
public want, and rendering a valuable sereice-
both to the holders of Capital and 20 those grea;
Natoua! works Of internal improvement whose in
trinse merit ami substantial character euttle them
TO the use Of Capital and the confidence Of investors
we now offer with special confidence and satisfac-
ton the
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nISTRICT or VERMONT. sat Shoreham,
IL tue 18th day Of April, 1870. The Undersigned
hereby gives notice II his app -ltnent Asst snee
OF Ed ward 4 Casey Of Whiting. COUNT OF Add
son, and State Of vermont, within said District
VhO has been djadged a Bankrupt on his own petit
ton by the District court OF said district
flw3w THURMAN BRCOKINS, Assignee
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: : ~ : : u N0'1NN -IIlN- =
: so coup. Of 65...Ill
DO. 1867 reg. July. ..l04s
7 DO. 1858 reg. July...Il0
] lp4O coup. ...........I06i
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TUESDAY, April l..


court will charge them in he case.
TUESDAY, April T. 1
TIE BRIDGE CASE
Immediately after the opening Of the |
Court this morning, His Honor charged |
the Jury in the case of Slger rs. Anderson. |
He remarked thar the bridge, by the break
ing down Of which the accilent to the plain
tiff occurred. was a private one erected in the I
private way Of the i,fandaut for the couye- /
nience Of himself aud those with whom he /
transacted business, and VAS 20 he USED by u e
public only so far as the public had business
with the owner 1t WIS only public in 50 far
that the public could use it without being a
trespasser In the maintainance Of such
bridge, the proprietor is I. uul 10 observe or
binary care and diligence in is safe keeping.
In this case MIR. button, the owner and driver q
the team, at the time Of the accident, had husi-
ness with the owner Of the bridge and had
legal claim therefore, on the owners for any IN
jury he might have sustained by reason Of any
want Of ordinary care on the part Of the de-
PENDANT, in the maintenance Of this crossing.
But the plaintiff hal no business with the de-
teniaut and it Is insisted that be stood in diff
fereuJ position from Mr.. Dut,on in respec, to
any personal liability ou Toe part Of tie defend
ant. For TIE purposes Of t,is trial. however,
you may consider the plaintiff, standing in
The same position rs Mr.. Dutt0a both as % his
own personal responsibility rs regards his own
negligence IN driving and his rights Of recovery
for personal injuries resulting from want Of
care on the part % Che defendant This Is the
ruling % law tA,tI shall l4y IlTn 90 guide You in
tlisca-e Next 10 regard o. the condition OF the
bridge. It seems that wi- more or less defective
aui c1use ueuty unsafe. iLso Of itself snot SUI
ietut SO eatte the plaintiff 90 recover. Ii
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..fa, is rapidly approaching. Farmers
that in few days if this weather 'sn 'l.
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P. S.-we have issued pamphlets containing full
particulars. statistical, details, maps etc. which
will be Furnished upon application
e We buy and sell Government Bonds, and re
eeivo the accounts Of Banks Bankers, Corporations.
and other, subject 70 check At sight and allow in
terest ou daily balances. feAZ3'-d&w3rn
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IL RNER's
TIC DOULOJ EEUN,
PFEk.

Universal Neuralgia
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THIRTY DEADLY PoIsoNs.

according g. the " Journa, Of Chemistry are sold
ia this market 20 change the colo. Of the hair TIE
Medical Gazstte" says that they are worthless as
dyes, ana tia; their sale is a CRIME" The pro
paietors dare submit them 10 chemical analysts.
CristadorO's Excelsior Ear Dye,
on the contrary. has been analysed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro
psunced absolutely larui-ss, az vel as efficient See
nj. rrrufsu certificate, Cyistadoros Astor House,
New York.
CRrSTApOR0s BAR PREVENTATIVE, as a
Dressing acts like q charm on the Hair after Dye
ing. Try IT, April l-dSwlm
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PEccN4E CoNs0LAIIoS.-A story il going the
rounds that preacher in the northern part Of
this State said to a wiSoE while attending her
husbands funeral the other day +" One word to
you. dear woman Infinitely better for sou ta
sit and sorrow by such pure msn s grave than
to have living husband by your side. false to
God ani false to his marriage VOWS This
probably set the widow to thinking
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