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dies through one of the principal streets of
Liverpool, saw a 5eggar approach. One of
TIE ladies, who had evidently seen the men-
dicant before, said, This is the most singu
lar man l ever heard of. No matter how
much money you give him, he always returns
the change. and never keeps more than pen
ny" Why, what q fool he must be-" re-
marked the gentleman. "But I'll try him,
and put him to a little trouble" So saying,
the gentleman pulled from his pocket soy.
ereign, which he dropped into the beggar's
hat. The mendicant turned the coin over
two or three times. examined it closely, and
then, raising his eyes to the countenance of
the benevolent man, said, "Well, I'll not ad.
here to my usual custom in this case I'll
keep it all this time, but don't do it again."
The donor opened his eyes ir establishment
and passed on, while the ladies smiled with
delight.
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Paris BY Sunlight
"a and CasIight

work descriptive of the Mysteries Virtues, Vices
splendors and Crimes of the City OF Paris.
II contains 100 fine engravings of noted Places,
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOSEA BARNS, EDITOR.

Times WHICH A TEACHER Is EXPECT
TED TO Do.-Kindle a hard coal fire with
4 match alone.
Kindle wood fire with cord-wood cut
in two but once.
Keep proper temperature in the
school-room without thermometer.
Put my boy into higher studies; he
is little more talented than others.
Favor my girl" little, for she is
not very strong. weakness lying in the
heart and head.)
Allow my children to retain back seats
because they got there first, and took
possession. Size and sge ofsaid children
not to be taken into account.
Teach Il class successfully, the scholars
using two or more kinds of text books,
pe,manship not excepted or a school
having five or six different systems of
books.
Make a scholar of ii pupil, who attends
school from two to ten days per month.
Please everybody, though some be un-
reasonable, and therefore do not agree
among themselves. SUNNI.
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Young ladies should not go to parties In a
carriage alone. young lady, up. town, COM
lag from party few evenings ago, found a
man seafad In the carriage, who Immediately
demanded her jewels and valuables, or he
woaid stab her. She, of course, handed over
everything, and the man jumped out OF the
carriage and ran for his life, and that was, OF
course, the last that was heard of him.-Ne,C
York Nail
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-19

NOTICE Blanks for Teachers Monthly
e. ports, are left at Johnson's bookstore.
Evrry Teacher in the County must
report monthly to the Superintendent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-05-19

THE Magic C0MB S w bs eHaosg n any color
permanent black or brown 1t contains no Poison.
'nyone can use it One sent by mail FOR 81 Ad-
dress
M sGic COMB 90 Springfield. Mass 8m
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CARL ScHURz.-He is tall and not very
straight. He has the form ola ken:uckian
and the face of q Teuton. Still, standing
here, it is doubtful if any one would suspect
him OF being German. He has red brow n
curly hair, abundant ana handsome broad.
white brow; STRAIGHTFORWARD eyes long.
ugly, cogitative nose wide-set, thoughtful
mouth and rather prominent chin. Yon see
that he is not handsome but he is something
6rtter-at least tor man-he is unique and
marked in his person, winning and faith-in-
spring in his presence. IT Is not difficult to
tell how he looks as he stands here but to
tell what he 10 in q few meager lines is i'm
possible. He is q msn of intutions, Of en-.
thuslasms, OF inspirations as well as OF elo.
quence and patriotism. He could not d o less
TO rise III few short years from the German
gutteral. Of his mother tongue to be master
OF English eloquence---M IL. c. .4ynes.
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WNPlLEPSY, OR FITS.-Persons afflicted with
Ma this disease should not fail to SECURE AND USE
ROSS EPILEPTIC REMEDIES. The success
which attends their use, is such IS to enable the
proprietors to guarantee in all cases or
make no charge. Circulars containing ali neces-
sary information can be obtained ny addressing
ROSS BAKER
Noblesyille Ind
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I'M URMA Jun n Nal ALE dow TeS s2eH
students Retired clergyman, Energetic Young
Men and Ladies can make $75 to $50 per month
during the Spring and Summer. copy free.
Send name and address to Peoples journal,
Chicago IL
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=" Don't beat your carpets" says some
kind hearted person; try kindness and firm.
ness, and if that doesn't keep them down
send for policeman to have them taken up. u
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
S. T---1860---X.

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or friged. 1t acts rs specific in every species Of
disorder which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. For sale
by ali druggists. 8m
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NE eadvIlie Theological Observation-Disclosures.
I'VE educates Ministers; $3.50 year to poor stu.
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Meadvlle. Pa.
MEW B 1Ok Agents sell t01 per week. Price
WI w 80 Address l.. STEBBINS, Hartfor ct.
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ROLL OF. HoNoR.-During the month
preceding the makingou out of Teachers Re-
pc rs, the following scholars were perfect
in department and neither absent nor tar,
dy:
Dist. No. 2, Randall-Ella Nolan, Mary
Hunt, Agnes Monaghan, Peter Schlax.
HOSEA BARNS,
Co Supt. of Schools
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

NE HOOD and WOmnnhOOd -Essays for
I'VE Young Men, free. in sealed envelopes. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phiude lphia. Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01

unt ion 3u bitten, ba5 Gbpr Su DTnen, idn6
aud Sajare ld,pn BET remelben.
6'uten Mpr9en, g1Sarr, i09te Der lSllbin>
etaner Bu itm, Ste percen fir einise Bpben
BON mriner Gje0enpmt befrett, ttR wil Der
ipanpte pbeR i'm Haroe btluhen.
SO pdnibe ID, Sbaen alidll6e 6etie, ant
ipprtcIe cer 6du5tometcr tdlt une bfnete
ielbt pas SBor fur tin.
SD pante Sbueu, la9te Mrire, binaus
itreitcnp, pprauf 2d}nrr cine lrih!e Der
teu1ung NIT Rem &prie mddte unp ras
3Ppr Btnier benz ttm puD0Btrn Wenf1Gn
lAlcB.
gBart' nur, ibwa5cr Grljab, mir lprencn
un5 ip,eter murmclte Der ioIlbinbtd.
ner unp brb bic SdUt nNb tem 9bore tin,
ais er In rem Outer ptS WiCr9cus bappH
fdrttt.
@r nabm fcincn g8eg in Ter IGnt an ptm
Slulle btnduf, 1brr nttbt, I'm lelne 8erpdllp-
ten su beudm, ipnptIn unl Ith iu @OnDs
catcp6d ju bt9ebcu, melGrr ictn frubucS ga
ger ipettGr furtdb perlallfR unp jlpiibm pef
A@nlitblm9 unS rem 5cn ctn nrut5 duige,
lbId9cn b1ItC. 0diItlbG lag etnile Mri en-
prItIh ppn ptm 5,ulIt an Dem Saumr rrs
gBlIrrS, ipp perlebi an nc un1bRtbmC
9ratrte 9renstr.
9tpue pGrlieB, ais Der Gag fam. pd6 llfeg
res 5lulltS unp ihlug einen 8uIfrIpfNp Elm,
mtIder IN ben g8llo fitbrte. W2it Cil9en
S4rlten fCIge er HemicItcn bin urp bcr purA
cas- pthte @rtpIi unp pcbrte ltnfS uub rchfs
Die Bli6c CUR Seitc, pCn tenen Der &bau mic
8r9en 0uf tbn ntereutcIelle, ip rab Cr Biz auF
Die Sapt curhndSt purcc.
t6Oriiebuus loIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
gDeansiieF filr a.i..Ase.
9eltlnasss.aals sILEgabaan.

sac aIteH 5taitpa en-Hm 8 ubg ERsTasas
ss q q S,pt!,s,S Sss &
subT TorgsaJus osrbtnbti i1 nit Strasbura u. per.
stiphburs oia Rdna1as.9ap.8abR.
Rn6 Dem ESGRgn- am uHb 8. As NbtHOA.
Sad Srs0srif un0 9astrBtoUn-umS 8 ubt
RG@ SIiteott guy y; !, i. .--la r9r MS.sa.
aomultul uno raaR ouut atrte um ubr Rapnl.
gaS & 70 btHsdoH:-- +20. 5.9s, z $40 uHs
Raa annapolis - um uHo l1.S0 gtorosaH
Bon abaf6tWaton- 6.45, 7.25u. 8, LIS Rsrs
asns auO l246, ESQ, 41O, $40, 7.46 unb abtnos.
SbiIabeIpb pbiasEsttminstons&SaltO. 1ifehbabu.
RdA gbtIabeIpbta. 3wttatHFattonsH
auO % tia partr Gtitu6a buA-uH 7.25 Tlors
sens tSonntass dus8euonImfn).
Nah Phttd0elpbta unb BtOs Dorf tbtt
Psrrpotus uad BORT DspoFi abbtsssHOl I'M 900 WOr-
gems tSonutn9s ausgsuommen).
Na9 pbtldoeIpbta uno RemsDo (f9 IN
E3miugtcH nit Der gDcdIDare @tlenbabu Oerbtn0eu6l
am 2.40 gsa6mtttues tSouuiass auseenommsu)
Rad1 ben StatlOntn DTS Bort Dtpoitt-
gm ubr Rdtmittugs (Sonnta9s ausaenommsHl.
Ra& Y P9tlaOeIpbia - um Z, Is gbtHos, tdsIt1.
gaa REV. Dori- GrpssBIus UNI O.4O NbtHos,
tasIta
SbnabeIp bla.8olto. GentraG. giNnbabH
psGIdBt Baltimore um .25 Dlor8ens nnb 2,4O sa&ni.
Biust.BHreau; glr. lat, gBeit.gaItnlOrtRraRg.
R5rbliebt GentraI. @ tfenbGbu.
Ra@ Btttsbur9, Dem mtteH uH0 Bors
btn SIS an is Rfa8ara.Gdllt. an allen Sta.
itonen lwden Baltimore unS Dort aubaIttuO tdsIia
um 1855 Ulorssus tSounidss ausgeHommen).
Rad1 qttfsburg, osm Bsfteu unO RUr5
benbts gBiIIiamBpOrtuuo Gris tdeIip I'M
i215 Radmitta9s tSouutdgs ausgsnommenl.
gldG Vtttsburg, ben ta8ards6 d lien nn6
buffaio- tdgIid um IL 90 abenos.
g(a6 Pttt86urg uuO BEN 5hopsftn, an
ben SauptHationen iIDii6en Baltimore nno parrlsbura
anPaltsnO - td8Ita um 7.4o Ab'nOs tSoHntass ausss-
nommen.
7.55, $40 ROrasus uuo $50 ga9ntttn8s.
@aa @tttpsburg-a am 1856 DtOr8snS RnS 12.l5
Ra@ oapptr-u -um 65 WOraens unO 1915 unS
GumbtrIdnotr EbaI.8atH-um 1856 TsOr-
ttns uuo Is gtadJlnha8s.
Qa9 Yort - tdslib uln 3.30 9ladlnttaas tSontIs
ess ausgenommenl.
gtad Qarftor - uuo qBeRtrn giIenbabn bis
uron.Briogr tdeIib I'm S 80 Nadrt. uno nadb parfs
ton um 10. 20 WorgenS tSonnSlasB auBgenomnen)
Ra6 VI iblanb It tGgltb UNI 10. 20 Wtor9ens (SoHls
tags ausgeuommen)
Billet. .8areal gr 9, RsTD. .gaIptrfEr
Gatunspilsr %frreebabn.
StInbIia bon Ubr Ror8ens bis ubr ATTENDS,
abr auggeuonlmen Sonntuas tthHDltd bon ubr
Uotqens bis ubr Wbtnos uno jeoe bdIbe Stinot bon
81 ubr NbeuOs uad 9OuOon Sart.
gdd GIIteott Gttp-um uno 10 ubr Tfors
asns unS uno 6 ubr gsGdmittags 3urldhbrtuo BON
u1r 9ladmittaps. - I'm Sonnta8en UNI uno 10 upt
DsorBeus, uuO 2, 4 unb ubr gldbmittass rah, uno
HFe 10 ubr Wcrgsns unO 8, uno u9r 9la4mitta8s
BON @uieoti Gitp,
gorE.Rpab |ftrbt6abu.
SAD & ON ontowu itinolidp uOn ubr Vtor8shB
cts IL ubr gbsnos.
I'm Sonutdgen; Nm 1OE uuO TX nhr VlorgtnA
nno 12X, lX, 2K, 80, AZ, 5E uno 6H ubr Ndbm.,
nnb Don gDOanstDpn bierbtr UNI 10 uro IL ubr Vtors
ssts urb l. 2, 3, 4, 8, g. uuo nbr sta&mittass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
Der
GrGiaS bon @bilaOelp
Bon
&rmanA,

Nur Moire sins tets aQein nuf bic Sagp
unp, rebete 9egen alle gpriihtSma6regcln ais
SCatinpis unnDtbi9, rem MpnpcltccA1,
id9lr or, iei ben 9lnlie9lsm aufridtta befIeuns
bet uno piirte niemals gttpas 9egen iie unter'
nebmen. Namcntlth, id9te er, mare pds
9tuslteusn bon gE1ben wGtrenb rer Nddt
sdmltb iiterFaits unb her AnlieOIuns ndd>
tbeiltg, bd bic 0eute, ipenn lie it'd, hes Shla>
fts beraub.eu, bel Sage nt8t 3ur arbeit ttI9>
tia ietP1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
SemOfratii6 tOnierUatiDe
GOngreb 9fumiHatiuncH in RarglaHO.
(QBabI am 8. ROb. 187O.)

l. 8iRritt - Hd1t6. Gdmuel BambIttpu.
2. Sifritt - Wdbtb. &ttptHfOu Mrdber.
8. SiFriit - Ncbtb. S6umas SpdnH.
g. DtIritt = 6apt. Sobn s2itdbte.
s. SiRriu - Rid,trr GBm. ~. mRerrta.
Der l. Difrii umfaBt Caroline, GeeiI, 8urdjsFtr,
Rtnt. Queen 4nn's, SomsrIst, Dieumicu H. gBorcsItsr
Counties
Der 2. 9tRrtt umFaBt bic uuteren 7. QoarOs O.r
gtaOt Baltimore. gang SarIOrO unO ben n0rOI. u. bR
3betI bon Baltic Go.
Der 3. DiFrt umfaBt Ois obrtn IL EOarOs bsr staSt
Baltimore.
Der 1, Difrttt umfaBt Nussbanp, Carroll, ISrtbsrid
uno g9dibiustpn Counties.
Der 8. Stirttt umiaBt 4nnr Nrunbsl, GaIoert, BEN
tpsltI. Fbsil oon Baltic. Co., Charles, Routsomrrp
Sowaro, Ct. Warp's u. grinee SCOrges COUNTIES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01

Die aib bsrtt Ruo. StI6tr fit RnS lur aaslabun9 brr
m Gmpinnp "a rtbrtn.
Paiia8e'Stuets per StSdiath I'M 9wiihsnOtd pts
iOtgi.
Bon Bremtuudb Baltimore HrGr,pahisrr Cob $2i 80
DO. ltr Sinner Irutihen uno 9dlrcu 1900
pcr Dampler UOu Brtmen nab Saltlmou:
III ROllWtNDfde. polO NiuWU
Wanage.Biuets fitr bin uro Iurit ~ bsrab8elrsttu
Brrtlcu. tWprili3lS.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01

Sir attndtc VDddrtu oty Ciuftu EualItjt urb Der
ebtn Engou 90 4reilu Utt'auil btr ale Gumprittlpr
berlubiOrnrrn, bet 4 E3eiubrrutr
Gde Der GuGlus uub SGrdtpQurg TN putru Sidbttbtll
uUb
Ylr lO3 gDeih h@altImort. uaut SOUtoaunrdat
NIB. Nue Auiu0Rr pom Ilubt puuulih dubltiHbri
unb Surisbenbtit gdr1uttrt gDaGreH pcrbrn 90. .
d. ODER per pofaEpdnua Ucriltti. l2lll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
G. Smith s. Gornp.

Rr. 20 uno SO. glortb sgutnnItraBe,
5abrianten BON allen Qrten GpnfIt iiren uno 0bu'
foldbe /; Yrtdm. Is bpfoIdoe, btu tftbe &almuSs
kSurjtI, tmpprtirte franj6iiide Briidjte u. I. 10.
Wue Waaren non Der bsfen Hualitdt nno unptrfdIfdt
aarantrt. [lS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
,,Glorrnfe," "

pglOrfnfr,"
bic bette Tamtlteu O6dbmafd)ine,
unibertron bnIidtIid Der GinFa6beit uuo 9auerbai.
tieett Der 9onItrutton, opie e audi ae anoeren 9tdbs
maldnen In Der i5Gbtaett CUR Bsnusung fir uue Sor.
ten Arbsiten obus gBeel BOrriIungen uno In bsr
Sd16ubett unb @Iafijtat Des Sttbss iibertritt.
BtriauTsImmer: Wr. 40, HprbsS bdrle ffrdAe,
unter benz yjfremaurersSe sSempel~ tDftl7 6ItteG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
@elS' popnlGrcr gdlnllaOen,

Sas biusHs uno bette Sduheeihdft II Der Staot Sc.
Der Nrtitsl Diro otrtGuit. wie aH9e5eetl
Qalbleoerne perrens SttCfel. genabte 81 00-t50
9dbIeoerre Serrens Sttsfel, eeRa0sIte, $780, 90
8enGbte Serrens8aitfrs 200-2.50
Sendgete osrren @aiterB l.50-200
Sdlpere SerrensSh l.25-l 90
SdlIuere RtpsSti'Iel S.00-3 so
SdlUere Stitel fir Brauer 250-300
oobt Gnaben.atp. .Stefeln 2.0O-2. rs
5ano, ,dublsoerne DumeEfieTeI bier atmat, 250-3 on
Diurotto. Dameu. SteFel l,50-2.50
9afting Dameus Stitiel l.25-l. so
Btits talblcoernt Bameus5tleFI 1.60-2.00
Bdmen' slippers NIT goiGser 75-l.00
Damen' '5eppid. Slippers 65- 75
Der arDBk 8orratb Oon UlGodens Il alnoer'Stisfsln
uno Sdluben tn ntr Sdot eine groFt WuswGhl BON uet
BEN banoldublrbernn uRo BrDnB,. .auDp. Stetsln uno
sppers Itl8er, ais in tr9snb eiuem dnoern Gaoen IN
Der Staot Wtan uer9sNe ben Viak nidt. pes popuIds
res ehub' geidGft tn Oer. o. Rurss @utarp ffrdae
uner Wotto II nSdneus Yertdus uno ttinen Yroitt!4
9. SttS s SUbn.
(SH14, ,3Rh) Rr. 80, 9tOrO .gutaipiiroBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
&rnppen @eipeannaen.
Sic Gan0tOatnr ocs $5tr5Og8 b. glOita.

8tm Gn0t rc8 arIcDt5 at}ufebrn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
gDed,fel,
l1aArtf, a1agase- Sbeinf II. I. ID.

SO bttt ale Nufgateu ad,u6&enili1 bis Sonnsriias
Tttias su ma6er.. nm un9siaume Georeuns aui itotn
Sdmtags.D DAN pier naG europa bsuerftui9en AZ tous
uen. v. Raine,
u-) G6s ber Bdltimorefr. ins u. q. Upe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
0ijcn 0cnpmnlCu

GpurS, 81. Sft. 49, Cine otiiitGe 3e>
pefde mepet, paB rte OWrarn 0lipn &C.
homnlrn bapcn. Sis 0rtnrn Sonnda Grr-
mittaa5, 1900 Mlm Gart an, mp iegtrn
pds Reinforcement bis ARitWrnaht rprt.
0te St1bt wtitle ain Gnhal DC Ypurapnnr
lje8t, mar nid't pciriiDt unc rte 6r1u5prn
ipurrcn l&IlcBIip sciwun8rn, 5arud5umd
dtrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
Eaaarsn n ssm Ieo,.n aanrLtan..n .N.rtant.

gsFluft!
wluu bt0htt BE ScrGbltgunR VpUarw lUcrbtu Inn
StoBtn UUO QItnlu 30 ben au8qrt8ttn prettu pgtaut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
8srmii6te aH3:tgeH.
SEQ. .. Gtcbcus' & Comps
um3Ug.

I'm b.H VniorbsmuG:u Der 3.iI III sntipts
gen hab.H mir Ia
gir. l3 & ID, glOrOsJrOasfraBt,
Rgrsssa GSs pun saDrtttRrdat. vis-a-vis
= gruttburnls,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01

Elm aroBt5 lhHIltodiets Ae areHbaus srs
ridtst uuo unitrt Ciiics, iopie unisrs bnupts
Mhli6fteu 8eriauisrdume oOribiu Derlsgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01

e10e'FttNt OVHtUufI.
Amt tens, 81. Sttober. - @en. Bourbati
lit 9eitern bier aneetommen unb nit 9ros
Ssm @ntbuiiasmus empianaen iporoeu. ct
beablitti8st aum 3ped oss Guiiases bclaosrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-01
Son S6eps2Jore Ha9 Sremeut

aul aGt Gauptpabt u. IGpIrts Rtbtnpdbt IN Dsuils.
auO uuO Osui EbyI8tn europa Ho tn unlstm BAr.au u
aabtn, uub Ifbtn wir btrtd Gal olatAbf Bau4llggs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-22
A HUMBUG.

HOW OFTEN we hear this expression from per
IL sons reading advertisements of Patent Med
Icines and n nine out of ten they may be
right. IT Is over 2 years since | introduced Dr.
Tobias enetian Liniment, to the public. had no
money to advertise it, LETT it for sale it'll few
druggists and storekeepers through small section
OF the country, many taking it with great reluct
ance; but told them 10 let any have it, and if
1t did not do all | stated on my pamphlet, one
need pay for it. In stores two or three bot
ties were taken on trial by persons present. was
by many, thought crazy, and that would be the last
they would see of me. But l knew my medicine
was no humbug. In about two months began to
receive orders for more Liniment, some calling it
my valuable Imminent, who had refused to sign a
receipt when left it at heir store Now my sales
are millions of bottles yearly and all for cash.
warrant it uperior to any other medicine for the
cure of Group, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, yomit-
ing, Spasms and Sea-sickness, as internal rene
dy 1t is perfectly innocent TO take intern allv-see
oath accompanying each bottle-and externally for
Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, Mumps Frosted
Feet, Bruises, Sprains, Old Sores, Swelliugs Sore
Threats. &c.
Price so cts. Sold by Druggists. Depot. 10 Park
Place, n. Y. ChP6Co5I 4w.
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A THTEIE.

He has been travelling about humbuggng drug
gsts and private parties. mixing up and selling a
base compound which he calls WOLCOTT'S PAIN
PAINT. All of Wolcott's genuine remedies have a
white outside wrapper (wih signature faryel. Look
out fer counterfeits.
Six Pnts of WOLCOTT'S ANNIHfLATOR for
Catarrh and Colds in the head, Pint of Pain
Paint, for Ulcers Pain, sent free of express
charges, receipt of the money at ISL Chatham
Square n Y: or one Gallon Of Pain Paint double
strength) for $50. Small bottles sold by all Drug
gists. r. l.. WOLCOTT. div
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An exchange says: 'Woman's natur-
al rights are to love and be loved. II
she had these we should hear little Of
her political needs There is little
doubt that the principal need Of wo-
man is that of being loved and cherish
cd, but if many of them knew more of
'knead'-ing than they do. there would
be less need for the display of 'kneed'-
full rights.
An Illinois coroners jury recently rendered
this verdict: "Jesse Harris who is known to
US, died by the visitation Of Almighty god in q
natural way subject to the human Family
Cald apoplexy and not otherwise
A youth, repentant. but incoherent. over his
dissipation, signed the following pledge Il sol>
EMMY promise to abstain from all intoxicating
beverages otherwise than as drink, and pros
family, unless prescribed by physician, at least
four times day, excepting cider y
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Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell
RE AL EST A TIE.

STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE COUNTY,
- Court Of Common Pleas. Notice is hereby given
that Margaret Theuer, Administrative, of the Estate
of David Theuer, deceased, has filled her petition
sell the Real Estate of the decedent his personal be.
ing insufficient pay his debts, and that said petit
ton will be heard the next term of the Court of
Common Pleas of said County.
Attest: WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
March 3w or feS3
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TIE PAsT.-Twenty years ago the ladies
were their own dyessmakers. and how beauti-
ful they looked to the brave men who then
courted them. Then they wore no hopes, no
switches, no anything. but were just as God
made them. A lover could then tell whether
his love weighed one hundred and eighty or
what she was. But now they could not tell
whether the girl was male by the dressmaker
or by God; they looked her over, and were not
sure she was not half cotton; thouched her
head, an didn't know whether they felt nature s
hair or musty waterfall. Twenty years ago
we were all better, looked better, and were
better CHRISTIANS. We have progressed for the
worse and as We continue so will the boys fol-
low.
An ex>army officer in Indiana tells story
of an acquaintance, who, having removed fro n
mis- native town when young man. and went
back there for his wife. She lived but q short
time, and he journeyed back for another; who
also soon event to te angel" Again he
returned to his native village, and this time he
brought back two charming creatures; one he
married, and the other he KEEP. on hand as a
supply in case the Reaper should make him q
1idower for the third time.
The New York Express gives this rule fol
testing christian: "Set him to putting up Ole
mis- matched stoye>pipe. and keep him at it n
hour. II he don't swear, he's seas oned."
Henry Ward Beecher says the thirteenth
chapter Of list Corinthians is the most perfec
description Of gentleman that ever was writ
ten or thought Of
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Mean temperature, 28.7l.
Mean temperature of coolest day (21st Q 6.
Mean temperature Of warmest day (26th)
o47G6.
Lowest point reached by thermometer DUR
ing the month 21st &c.
Highest ditto Goth So.
Amount OF :ain and melted snow in inches
IL.
Amount Of snow in inches IN.
Rain and snow fell during only four days of
the month, and the month was half gone before
either fell.
The month, compared with February Of last
year, was IA colder. But $50 inches
more of rain fell February Of last year than Of
this.