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DARTNEIt5iiIP NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that the Coptrlnrrs, h'tr'p
lore existing between wiluau n DAVIS -. &C. tlg ~
bfookDn. klngs county, and NIluim W Nhndr ".
o. Tie city county and state of AOs lorh, ualt 'ns
nrm name OF DAVIS Nand,r hIl. IN the uh OF ~
lork, IN tue business VI Cuatu- boilers, j - ~
Win new patented composition, Wa dissolved D. ~
seventh day of september. 1881, hN = VIC IhNa' "
the undersigned from tic nd 6u4urs, ana Cp,u tle.'
shp' AN re sons hereby Do !cd NJ i'', HuH T.
signed VIII not be rctponrlu Or puv irh' uI lIN'
ts, cohI9otel " ssil Paws H'll buNn"n "r o} 'n
one on his or tHe ate hiMs lriall 'u,e lht '''I w
day Of September, 1872
Dated New ! Ork, Jan, -, $50
hISsOIU rION.-Iuc CupuUcr-hr h"n H".s
- cAisting between harr' \ ~ Anu.b 'H. hv''
T.. Wal eis, u tdet tho nAlu ut 90 "a MuV.t o.
Tors ~ lSj Pear St, NrH o., ctt, Is lu- NV ~"
RED on l., iAiIisN hI NoiiIN. wnoW.l ,'u,s
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Jan T. 1870. GiiNlsl - a, ~ Nol Nv.
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9orstI mo darrma,a
SHERlFE'S SALE or HORSE, 4 -
- MCnAhD WALTEliS. AuCtioncsr, " Il sell tin
day (rhursday) at II O'Clock al 6lg 9th Nv % nun sr
OF horses. matched teams and inGle also sets VI
to mogtghgCs, &c JAMES ODnIEk, sheriff.
JAMES i, GiNDLEToS Deputy
A GRAY nORsE, ieS. hands hiRn perfect
~ sound and kiEd suitable Tor business, lght OF
heavy also, aforre lSh hands high viii warrant TO
lIot m minutes sold cheap Ms the owner has fur.
tier use for thon Inquire In tue host.wheel snOp,
No. lS4 Greene st
VtOR ShLE-2 nno large gray horses. warranted
II young sound and Kind sS haanccy st.. until sold.
HORSE, truck, and good work Tor tac, Apply at
Ill 10! eade st., cor. GreenwIch vt.
COAn A PAIR OF good tuck horses for sale
DAOV. cheap. Apply at Picr y. H. price. f2uj
e9looo ano Goa.
CoHR s5 PEB CHALDRON- Delivered
the cheapest and best fuGi for all urpOtes Ala'
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ult0ltll.
A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE Tor lados an let.
IN od-Dr aud Madam DE- RtSEY make The treat.
ment Of ladies specially, once mi receipt IN par
B'ght1 at. ana WHver.e/ plaCc.
A RECEiPT that every mother should hava for the
sure cure OF Group, wi be sent ! rcoa ut OF two
hr'eGcnt stamps ~ pay postage by Ad lressins l., o.
UOL ORB - ~
RLOOD, MANHOOD OLIN. n Bond St of
- umOn,w.de reputation, teats the unfortup Ite
Boarding In the establishment " desired kOmaitrT
Jailed state yuur casS, Confidential CO nsu tAi on fea
famrh'c1lor Sttamps Hours VI. tool T.. NJ.
FOk HEAD. THROAT, AND CHEST dis
HYATT Nv AshuFF Is Conscichtl jusy recommcn q.
"a b permanent cure miI n4d aOothinI, with ntt e
or no ehocllng Attending IL uso. Is uchts pc, Oo1.
OIL nnA REWARD for any case uf disonsc,
10 lsNN'O mercuttnl rheumatism " akness de-
nillyl nervousness &c, that Dr. RlChAliSS UOIDFN
THEMSELVES iAi TO cure hours IRON a. NJ topr. NJ
No, ABNariek st., New YORK
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lost Hno csounD.
NOTICE HEnRRY GIyLN that a eortiacGte
Nayga ration Company, dated NAV J., lAlS numbered 20
and issued 70 JOSEPH antos has lost troy
and that application ABOUT TO be made TO tue sld
Harlem and New YORK Navigation Compact Tor q new
certificate OF the lost 10 bcssued TO the
Joseph santos and all persons having ATTY objection
.hs issuing OF sAd certh ate hereby required
10 notify SAID Company Of their ohsyruopr y,,vsvsl
Dated Morrissnis. N. Y. Jan ~ 1870.
Il OST-On Fridav, 18th inst. package containing
three deeds and abstract NJ TIRE, Tho nnder will
be llOerAlly rewarded Dy de- Terng II ITO
II W COWDIA, Beekman st.. basement,
II OST-On last Wednesday. a bla"S and tan dog II
II IrctuTned to r. l.. d. southeast corner OF 18th 1t
ana Madison ay, will receive reward no questions
askcd.
II OST-Bank Book OF the Manhattan Savings inltl.
II tuition, No, 2t4T, suitable reward will be puIu
for leaving the book NJ tho Bans.
STHAYRD nom 50 University place. a black en- /
- tau dog 2Otoward wall DO given by returning to
above oddress.
oIn REMAHD.-Lo't. on Wednesday, the e6th
10 black and tan slut or pped ears and tail !
had collar on when lost answers to nAnlo OF Nellie
Whoever VIII re urn her NJ the corner OF Ri av. and
Hthtt Bulls Head Hotel Will receive the above 10.
ward.
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b JAMES ~ MILLER, ruupan.y Yah , yp.
No. iii BfosdwNr go
PARTITION sALR-By order efsqpreme Court
valuable ,%EsG,sd Prop' in the CITY OF No" YORK.
JANIS MAURICE. ESQ. Referee.
Being pest q the estate Of the sie Col james Harrison
Being tn. following as.cSiSsi premises. Wis
No. % Csdsrst.
No. Ia Wsshinstons t
Ne IL iSi w we.s..
No. Il Corusnd,. st.
70 q Cortandt st.-Northern Hot l.
No. isi Washington st.
No. 10 Mssnns ton s.. corner of Deaos>..,.
No. z IVES, itSst: date 500 HO..,,
s.. tS pei Hss without reserve
F"1f A s$SfE $iS e. S s,ia$S$t1
::
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y,sS on tn: kss SqS
U. ,sss' cs sSa sssnos los :s.: %
Az: .s $.s q sSS ar! s.s
n'''' '''A ' A. il * isSs9lk s' !, broadway
mINTEH,s poIYLaa S S,., .t a,t s,..
"a req s5s!: Z E d. & @ near A'
Fksk LIIS q 80 "a s
For maps, prices .@% asSs;; % q address:
SecE dssns n ssS
with all modern improvement situate IN the Nine:
yak nom Roosevelt st. ferry. Apply at IS Broadway
FsB dds u.s. r Sa sS sScd Flea
ecthood; $50 nne corner store; phsdsiEhis brick
sI% hISi srrRGiNS ' 50 SS and i'm st. B9cOkn
I,OR "A IE-To close an estate good IL roome1
house, with Is acres OF land, near depo. on Long
Address PIKE. surolk station. Long Island. Terms
FSn s .SAdiI5; OvlSTO9t 4 PIC. z, 70 city
GP * iss oS.r TssB Apry e 2sook
aure on promises. sd south IN 81. Jersey City:
D. =. q sS st sSss
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.aa III % Hd foG SAB R
COCK. cor. Court and Montague Its, Biooklyn.
VALUABLE t,mbered land, TO exchange for any
That will sell IN fGqR' BrsS H.i VII
WANTED-A fsriu OF . TO 10 acres. with house out
Broosys sfo %c giS Ia sood REAksEY
q Chambers st.
ga OOO Will PURCnA-E one OF tho bcs!
ussn.i. &c ots H S Sidn ,er%. sa,y
Wv ''- N''' T. II b6RLASD, !, Chamber, SC :,
So 500 9 Ss!: x S,n ws;S sC ars ssHo .Tf
70 S%Ge 10 'S G's. ST ss cash Apply
$4,000 S@s % Scass s faG'' ssG
Sortc:. crops. and tooi. %M FfizsiSoSs. ois ID sv
SI25OO s,.S and oss
10 good order Areiy 90 the premlses Isl West Ss st.
for Sal, ano % Jn.
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second tie rear omen ON The oo
2sIi6s fronting Frankfort ct. entrance facing head
These GSs. MEL s9d = heated b.
Sfe%1EASC Sisss SS;'i
ms. and vacant lots. suitable 70, msnuf.c'ar,Or
0'''0 '1o s SOUTH SBsoCGyu
A FAETMEST;s TO LIT; Q! room. zach, sss. On
between Let and I'd ave. Rents, els, ti and sis per
month Inquire at once. S25 East Ssth T.
A LARGE -TORE To LET-s Cherry 81. suit
"A able for cheap store also store aud bakery.
Batayis st. Inquire on the rrcmhcs.
ST0RE aYe GMEsNWSIICCHIb VT 81 x ,ec eq ~
q Pearl st.
TO LET-store iSs yarck st, for a grocery ai.o
halls suitable Tor club houses and lots fot
sale and TO lease. n. ROE. Real Estate Agent. sol
Varick st.
Two LET-A blacksmith and wheelright shop In
good locality Apply ut the premises, SH Norihfd
St, Wlllismsburgh.
II su. Inquire Of WILLIAM BOYLE, l5J Water st..
near Jay st.. Brooklvn.
rI,O LBT-workshops and Ions tigl Greene st.
IL ", GANEY, 27o Mulberry 81.
EuiDins Qiattrials.
A MEhICAN
SPIRAL sPRISo BUTT COMPANY.
=, PARK ROW.
NBw YORK.
PATTERSON BROTHERS.
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Paint and Preserve Tour Roofs.

We, the undersigned, having applied WILL
,L1Axs' PETROLEUM METAL PAINT to our roofs
last season, and noted carefully its effects
since that time, take pleasure in recommend
ing it to our friends, and the public generally,
as being in our opinion worth much more than
the cost of it as preventive against decay to
(which wood roof is subject, requiring as it
does re-shingling every few years. whereas
by the application Of this Paint, which fills
the pores of the wood, hardens and virtually
becomes part of the same, rendering it alb
Csolutely impervious to water, we see no rea-
son why the shingles shall not last life time.
\ We also consider it proof against fire from
Floating sparks or cinders. 1t does not in
Gjure the water for cistern use; it improves the
appearance of the building and will prove, we
feel confident, pleasing and paying invest
ment to all who may apply it to their roofs.
LIZ. F. PACKARD, Manufacturer Of Boots and
! Shoes, Auburn.
II. II. RoAK, President First National Bank,
Auburn.
A. C. DENSIsoN & Co., Paper Manufacturers,
] Mechanic Falls.
/ Col. J. FRYE, Agent Lewiston Woollen Mill.
| DIR. III. X. l.. WIGGINs, Auburn.
|HoRACE LITTLE, Hardware Dealer, Lewiston.
bonn ScRuroN, Clothing Dealer, Lewiston.
Price, $3.50 per one hundred square feet
yrhe Agent, Mr.. A. L. Cover, may be found
kat the Mansion House.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, Nav 8

LONDON, May 8.
The alleged Fenians, Davitt and Wilson,
were again brought up for examination to-day.
The evidence shows that the prisoners have
been actively engaged for some time past, in
distributing arms in ireland and in the north
of England. The government continues its
precautions against Fenian violence.
The Examiner recommends that the several
prisoners of Spain and Portugal form a fed
eral union, based on the principles of the con-
stitution of the United States.
A material reduction has been made in the
tolls in the cable messages between England
and India, via. Gibralter and Malta.
Mrs John Wood, the American actress,
acknowledges the receipt of an anonymous
gift of diamonds and emeralds, amounting in
value to Ct 900.
The government promises to take strong
measures against betting at races.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 3.
Red Cloud and Spotted Tail, with their as
socates, had an interview this morning with
Commissioner Parker and Secretary Cox
Secretary Cox made brief address to Red
Cloud, promising him and his companies a
cordial reception, and assuring them of the
wish of the government to deal justly with
them and their tribe, and to faithfully OBJ
serve the treaty stipulations. At the conclu-
sion of Mr. Cox's remarks, Red Cloud was
clapped to the front, and through his inter-
prefer requested the announcement of his
safe arrival to be telegraphed to his family,
and that load of ammunition be given them
to kill game with
Mr.. Cox promised the telegram should be
sent. and said he would see about the ammu-
milton at future time
Tomorrow the Indians will be shown about
the city, and on Monday will meet the Presi-
dent They were invited to have their pho
tographs taken, but Red Cloud declined.
Mr.. Williams introduced a resolution in
the Senate to-day, to increase the compensa-
ton of Census Enumerators 90 per cent ovel
the amount now allowed by law, and will ask
for its consideration tomorrow.
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AMERICAN G. FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. III. EDDY,

e SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent Of the e. $. Patent once, Washington,
under the Act of 1881
No Is State Street. Composite Kiby Street BOSTON.
4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of 20
"A years, continues to secure Patents i'll the Uni
ted States also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers or drawings Tor IA
tents executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign works
to determine the validity and utility of Patents of
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered on
all matters touching the same Copies of the claims
Of any patent furnished by RENTING one dollar
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United states possesses superb
or facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertanng
the patentability of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber, in the course
Of his large practice made ftcice rejected appl-
cations. siTteen appeals: every of which de-
cidcd In his f1ror by the Commissioner of Patents.
T esti m n ais.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
~ have no hesitation III assuring inventors that
they cannot employ % man more competent and
plicatons in form to for them early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
''Mr. r. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted. and that is now pending. Sneh
unmstakable proof of great talent and ability on his
part leads me to recommend all inventors to apply
to him to procure their patents they may be
of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
JOHN TAGHART."
Boston, Jan. /. 1870 1y2
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, June 3.
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
last night received the delegation of the Bos-
ton Board of Trade. President Swain of the
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, dellv-
cred the address Of welcome, and President
Rice Of the Boston Board of Trade responded.
Speeches were also made by Curtis Guild and
Rev. DR.. Waterson Of Boston, and by Messrs
Stowe, Rankin and Stone of San Francisco.
Severe Storm.
A severe storm has occurred on the north
ern coast and it is reported that several coast
ing vessels have been wrecked and several
lives lost.
Political.
The political campaign in Oregon opened
bitterly. The disaffected Republicans oppose
the reelection of L. S. Senator Williams,
and the Democrats are concentrating their
strength upon Nesmith, to elect him to sue
coed Williams.
Cinnamon ShOemakers.
Sevcnty-five Cinnamon left here yesterday,
for Massachusetts, to work in boot and shoe
mandatory.
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Prospect for Fruit.

Prospect for Fruit.
The late damp and chilly weather, during
the inflorescence of fruit trees, is highly ia
vorable. If when the trees are in full bloom
and the pollen is being communicated from
the male to the female blossoms, there hap
pens to be two or three days Of bright, hot sun,
the effect of this heat is to scorch or wither
the young and tender stems which are being
formed to sustain the infant apple or other
fruit, and consequently they shrivel die and
fall in vast numbers. A shar p frost will kill
the blossom; equally hurtful is hot sun.
During the present inforescence, it has
neither been frosty, hot, nor dry; the nascent
frui. therefore has time and opportunity to
harden and mature, before there can be much
danger of harm. We have never seen apple,
pear, plum and cherry trees more gorgeous in
bloom than they have been this spring. The
small fruit, also, such as currants, strawber-
I ries, blackberries, huckleberries, blueberres,
&C., promise large crops.
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On Wednesday night an Englshman who
has resided at Vassalboro' twenty nine years
but has friends in England, went to Portland
on his way to London to visit his brother
He had $500 in money ON his person and a
through ticket to London and return. He got
badly drunk and was in fair way to have his
money stolen when the police found him, con-
yeyed him to the station and the following day
saw him safely on board the train for Quebec.
Some years ago he started with a similar pur-
pose, but in New York got drunk and lost all
his money and had to take to saving wood to
raise funds to get back TO Vassalboro'.
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Gulf or Maine.

A straight line, run from Cape Cod, Massa-
chusetts, to Cape Sable, n. S.-a distance of
only two hundred and fifty miles-will ex-
pose vast expanse of water at the west
Brunswick, Maine, New Hampshire and Mas
sachusetts. This is, properly, a CHIT, and
] by KOHL, the German writer for our Histori-
cal Society, is named the Guif of Maine. In
the earliest records it was called the "Gulf of
New England" Maine, however, has more
sea coast upon it than any other part of New
England.
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The soldiers graves at Mt. Vernon were
decorated last Monday with appropriate SER
vices The ceremonies connected with the
decoration we're very interesting. Appropri-
ate remarks were made by d. II. Thing, Esq,
f. Kempton, and w. II. Clark.
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Hendee's Photograph Rooms, opposite the
Post Office, present many attractions in the
art line. Those DESTROYS of obtaining chro-
mos, brackets, albums, or picture frames OF
any size or style should remember that Hen
dec always gives satisfaction.
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The Somerset Conference of Congregation
al Churches will meet with the Church in
Skowhegan on the 18th and 18th of June, COM
mencing Tuesday June l4th at 10 o'clock.
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Base Ball.

BALTIMORE, June 8.
The rain terminated the Forest City's game
with the Marylands this afternoon. AT the
end of the third inning, the score stood,
Forest City one, Marylands none.
CHICAGO, June ,.
The White Stockings of this city defeated
the Forest City club of Cleveland, l5 to 90.
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FROM PROVIDENCE.
Providence, r. l., June 5.
Bursting of a Grinds tOne.

In Pawtucket yesterday a grindstone of
over feet in diameter, upon which man
was grinding files, burst into pieces, destroying
one end of the building, breaking a two inch
shafting, and piling a heap of debris about the
unframed workman.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, June 8.

NEW DIRK, June 3.
The merchants of this city are signing pc
titions to Congress in favor of Mr.. Chambers
bill, for the revival of American Commerce.
The merchants of this city are signing petit
tions to Congress in favor of Chandler's bill,
for the revival of American commerce.
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Melancholy Accident.

Mary Jane Callwell, employed in carding
room in Lonsdae mill, caught her hair
around the shafting and had large portion
of her scalp torn completely off.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 3.
shooting ARRAY.

The wife of DIR. Getchell shot and seriously
wounded burglar last night, whom she heard
ransacking her parlor. The fellow escaped
with his life, but no plumber
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Ioeal ann State Nems.

The Australian Circus performs at Ken
dalls Mills to-day.
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FROM LEWISTON.
LEWISTON, Me-, June 8.
Obituary..

Hon. Cornelius Holland, NJ. D., of Canton,
lied yesterday, aged SO years and II months.
He was member of the Maine Constitutional
and has also represented his dis
Irict in Congress.
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Republican Nominations.
WILMINGTON. n

HMINGTON, n. e, June 8.
The Republicans of this county have nom
mated colored candidates for the Sheriff and
Senate, and three for the House of Repre-
sentatives. The nominations will be bolted.
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Appointment.

Col. s. W. Richardson has been appointed
United States Deputy Marshal, in place of
Joseph b. Reyes, deceased.
Three detachments of regulars, two for
Fort Warren and one for Fort Adams, passed
through the city to-day, returning from st.
Adams.
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Cinnamon ShOemakers.
FROM BOSTON.
BosToN, June 3.
Arrived.

Steamers Aries, Philadelphia; Glaucus, n.
Y. brig IIalcyon, Ponce; schooner A. l..
Lockwood, Mobile.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

BY the Western Union Line-Offces in Hendee's
Building opposite the Post Offct, and at the State
Housed
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FINANCIAL e. COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, June 5.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

tain her good name, and continue to be
known as one OF the leading temperance
counties in the State. We expect every
temperance voter at least will be
promptly on hand whenever and
wherever he can do any thing TO assist
and encourage the cause, but especially
! will every one he at the polls on the md
Tuesday in October, TO cast the ballot
which is to count one in that over
wheiming majority against traffic
| which brings naught as result but un-
/. happy homes, sorrow-stricken wives,
neglected children, ruined fathers, hgs-
bands, brothers. Think Of it-think
soberly friends, can We expect any thing
else than that people so inteligent-so
interested in whatever has tendency
to elevate the morals OF the community,
and relieve the distressed and afflicted
every where-wiIl most emphatically
proclaim by their votes this traffic shall
cease?
But TO work as we should we must
work together, we must have some kind
of organized effort, this is the object of
the call and the names thereto attach
ed, both political parties being well rep
resented, showing that it is not for par
ty purposes-are the names Of those in
aud around our county seat, who feel a
deep interest In the success of the I'M
dertaklng, and each signer thereby ear
nesuy requests those in every part of
the county, who have like interest, to
come to the Convention; let every
township be represented by good ear
nest workers. Don't wal. to be chosen
or appointed a. delegates, or to be visit
cd b. some one and urged to attend, or
Notified by letter-nOthing of the kind.
Is there not that within every one
which, if its promptings are but follow
CO, will he sufficient?
This is tobe Mass Convention of the
friends oftesnpcrancc. Shall it be made
a success? We leave it to the friends of
the cause to answer OH Tuesday, Sept
9th.
y destroyer is in our midst, it has
tWe.t among Us 10. these many years,
many have fallen, its victims are to be
seen all around us; somebody's loved
ones' are even now being stricken
down, and misery aud want are the re-
suits. We have al opportunity to do
something for ourselves and for others. |
Shall We take advantage of it, BY 50
doing many may rise up and call
Us blessed. If we neglect it, and thus
neglect our duty, the meanings of the
worse than widowed wives, the cries of
the wore than orphaned children will
bc registered somewhere. He watches
over the widowed and the fatherless, /
VII He not know who Of His children
are responsible for their offerings:
I'm a. much as ye have done it unto |
one q the least Of these yc have done it /
unto me" ~ |