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, 1870-12-30

An evening paper announces that the
Honorable Wendell Phillips will lecture
on THE Lost Arts next Tuesday evening ut
Fa1xell HAl. According to American
us.sc, the term Honorable is not applica-
lie to Slr. Phillips, and we are very sure
he does not desire It. The orator who is
supposed By many to have exercised u
greater and mora original personal tcdu-
ence over the politics of this country than
INV o,h.r peuson, has never hsld IN osaea,
md probably never viii. We think We
may almost add that. ,Tsndsll Philips
has never been Ia tho .tnejoeisy on anJ
question, and hAs neTss sapPortsd = msa
, 1870-12-30

E1-secreta1y Seward enjoyed vastly his
visit to Japan He WAS the second for
eigner who ever obtained admission to the
sacred presence Of the Aikado, the Duke
OF Edinburgh, in his recent visit being
the first. He saw the AGkado unveiled,
and had even the rare and wonderful op-
portunitv, never before vouchsafed to
barbarian, Of surveying tho general pro-
portions Of the sacred stomach and the
highly-reva1ed legs and slippers Of the t1e-
acknowledgement old jap, whose subjects
regard the United States Of America as \
nation Of ridiculous idolaters. who havs
not even religion enough to worship our
own ancestors, nor the good morals to caro-
Ehether wo are buried at home OF abroad.
We guppose &heAlikado formed the impress
sion, from seeing 3Ir. Seward, that all Amer
leans have large noses, shaggy eyebrows a
face between philosopher and fo1, anu
white hair. Whether Mr.. Seward will he
| equally successful in bis determination to
hold personal interview with the boy"En.
pero1 OF China remains to beseen. should
he do 50, as he will make a s5stena1,e
| effort to visit al the other crowned heaos
IN his route, his journey wn be ver,
neaIiy complete tour of the sovsseign'
A-of the world. OF coueaa ha VII Utta, ~
, 1870-12-30

OF specific measure that succeeded. Yes
~ political critic ha has had great sue
cess, and has helped prick many bubbles
and expose many shams. It requires msn,
however, Of less destructive and more
constructive genius than Wendell Phil
lips to perform the functions of states
man
, 1870-12-30
4 Maine Vessel wrr...
nna .aans we and Part OF she crew

From fh Roston Journal. ~, o.
The British ship Euxine. cant,;@
from Liverpool. reached III, n,tt rtttn an e.OHens,
having on board poron Of fhs epeS e eopdsS y
safs sesas e. fsassa easznF F0as a.es.1, e S
tain Of the unfortunate vessel: The .ahssp sJe s3p-
Georgia Todd, ot Cslsis, Captain u, = III
sailed fsom St. Stephens. y. 4, Daean,f.r' '19' IL
With cargo Of wLi:e pine boatas, bound ~, ~
Hayans, aud 1t 5 P: N. on thsf ds9
abe xaa oesrly up with Nlchlas, ss,{
Island bearing about aouth. The
wind Was northwest, and increasing, with \
very heavy head sea, Al 6p. n, she yessal
pitching heavily, it viz found Necessary to
take ii more sail, ~hi:h was done, and ths
veatel WAS kept Oh south southwest. Il wls
noticed that the schoonsr acted strangely, aad
would not atsez well even under all had aail,
but ~ she Was ltttia cut at trim it 1as At
6thutsd to &h4. Gauss. At ah p n, Sta
, 1870-12-30
A MIRACLE PLAY,
nc Cntsht Chfid'a Feast.ss nt the
@fnnd 0P-rsa l1onhc, Now IoKk.

S'1nc Chnst CLfid'a Eeast>., at the
sfnnd oP-ra sRouhe, Now Iokh.
~, From NE 4ste r,rk Herald, Dtee1nbtr II.
lhe miracle play" fozus ono Of the few
pi.gn. g;eams CT poetry that Ilumined the
eesasis.e {notably LongfeIloT IN The" Golden
Legend have attempted, not without SUCCESS,
to bring home to ua the strangely onaint
charm that still cliugs to it Ia the tuemorT of
schcl.Is. i bad, hows1es, .wo grave aud
rhemy. With these few words oi iutroduc-
ton. We bs1ng to the notice Of our realers the
inters et!ng entertainment at the Gfand Opera
Honee, last evening, under tbs auspices Of
re SodalIty Of St Paul's Church. Al
though announced simply ~ a
revived III lie more pleasing fe.tures saat of ,,'s
old miracle play, while 1t csrefuliv avoided its
greater b1emisheB. There was the cauno crri-
Gus mingiing OF saints and school chiIirnn
and angels, aud..Mar3 and Joseph, and lie
ehepherds Of Bethlehem !; til. same ep1audid
dieplay Of Hcta-coloIed dresses: the came tone
Of childiske belief in the absolute power Of
mother Church. and the unqnetonsble reali-
ty Of her traditions and Legends. No more
charming or appropriate uodo Of worshfIT co,-
ebrating Christmas Sunday e,enlne could
have been devised. The play oppei with a
tableAn Of school children, the bon dressed in
the uniform OF the Sodality, and tie ciris in
PLAN white muslin. In The centre pas a boy
with red cape ffinged With gold. a.d a gifl
Of larger growth {the Queen Of the fe,st) sitL
wand OF authority, while the ride gfoupa
we're relieved by two mMdens besriSg the
green flag Ct Erin and our own dear many
starred banner. Alter several gteey. hyanine
the rrai.eA Of this Joyous festival, hai beea
rendered wltha siugularly pleasing etfoc. By
!; the fresh voices OF the children, the good san-
ye-ttaAus himeelf appeared upon the ec4ne,
and I'm his suow-srangled ME
bundle oJy>p. bearing in one ha,i
ar ~. &3tchee, and in the 9TH
f. paF Ok goodies to tawarl the eyil an,
th tne good children accuru,ae 10 tbeir dceds Of
sns PAST 5ear The next p.ls exhibitad the
eplsoae OF the shepherds aud the annonnc.,.
ne mens OF tho birth Of the Meseiah by
h.e1 tue 1neasenis messengers, with u view in the
.cA-e4ound az the atatte-not 4 Rrotto. Lut
tetlietic stable, with < realistic 1aauEer-in
"nlca tAe savior OF mankind frat "took upon
nsm Nr nesh. The closing tableau con
essseu o. scenes around the Christmas tres
ta1Ge s. .. n.ich were stripped, to Ill tho hearts
y. ens Aua'Eui players with harmIe.a pleas-
sn. Mse- me Ply concluded BY speeches and
thanks TO the sivers Of the eutsfta,un,ant ant
md chorus OF sraise to Him whose hand !,
ever opened 10 mnister to the wants Ct HE
The singing was xcel1ent. III, o,c,...-.
well-trhinedf the dreee.s nd anno1nt-narts
splendid and set tasteful Indaexi -. ~hota
anair WAS 10 brilliant sucIsa H. ts.xs Willie
he little doubt that every Ci-;.trn,. 100 hs san
forth. Christ-chIld'a fesat will - ~. s os ~
mcet charming textures of tho Nj. To~I ~, .no
ehlAtou OF the festival. s''>
, 1870-12-30

acoount of his tour and his intervievs, for
no man Ivinl: guides q more voluminous
pen than the e1-sccretary. Such volume
would be interesting, but, in the words Of
the Psalmist:
"Hox long, o Lord! how lonkI"
, 1870-12-30
road which refusss to carry st RESPONSIBLE

Entes-
We are satisfied that the State needs,
first, to create competent Board of Rail-
way Commissioners, to bring tho suita that
are necessary to restrain the railway Off
cers within their proper limits; to look
after and protect the legal rights Of tho
public; to thwart and dafeat railway oom-
bina1ions, and promo.e eorapetition,
, 1870-12-30

We publish elsewhere m a1icle from the
Sterling .Gesette on the Senatorial aues.
tion. We do not wish it to be understood
however, that We espouse the CAUSE OF any
particula- candidate for Senator by admit
t;nc this article to our columns.
, 1870-12-30

Eb.n Bsn,sm;aas an srna;ast'phia Iaq.tnr,, Dee. "a
WIS found Ill y his ih1,nfia .s1 did il i79o it
peculiar pso4isiona. Among oths.a @ mAde 2 come
the town Of boston md tts etq Stqe., e left to
Xo1ld M lena out tas s.me In sarus t = thas they
aI II N Ias.esst sr sts .ha sd 70 ons NJ not ,es
ia.ertoa x Ts.ntR r. esot pr .anaa pe<s1s; TS.;
5ouos msoh1aios md u, 70 1.ss,s csstss dssssrns
, 1870-12-30

were her ususl weapons, indeed. though ane
sometimes TaIied to the use oi Ratchet, He says,
eadiy. " She waa too sharp to show bad temper bo-
tcIe marriage"
OHIO.
an Ohio woman has sued her hu8oanl for ti-
vorce because he refused 70 belleye In the dam-
nation OF Sill born iutAnsA
"A gentleman ii Fs7nout had I reception 1t
h,h house the other night, and. when the guests
went SWAY, It too1 the host Ill night to waAh the
tar and pick the feathers on his person.
In Mon ne Township, Madison County, there
Is not a.ngle church, temperance society, store,
grocery, Jusuce Of the Peace, Constable, or 81
loon.
The cenaus returns show that ISL Inhabitants
Of Cleveland are more than 70 yeeta Of age, 100
more than 10 yeAla. more than 20 yesrs, and l.
an lnshman named Pntttck Bradley, more than
100.
TIE TERRITORIAL
A catalogue OF the Univefeity OF Dssetes con-
,atna the names Of ID Of Brigham Youug1 ch1-
d1eD, Of both sexes, who Are attending school,
and e of the Wells family.
, 1870-12-30

POL{1lCAk.
General Eea1 Dow Is 70 Erits history Of the
aMAlne Liquor Law movement for the Portland
PykA.
la the House OF the Forry-second Congress
there will be l1s new members, and Ill who are
IN the present Congreas, 10 far a. the elecuoua
have been held.
The 1+ue Georgian, which wss started tn At
1ant1, Ga. ~ supporter OF the Standardization,
BY Samuel Dard, but which few aaTs ago ho[sted
the name Of Governor Huffman TOT President In
1873, nas ceased publication.
When the San Domingo resolution Of MI"
Morton comes up IN the House. II Is said that III.
keneJ, Of Penrsylvanis, will be the principal ad-
voca.e Of the purchase OF the island.
The colpred member Of the North Carolina
Legislature have published an address to the COL
ored people Of the State. appointing January II .
Jay Of faat1ug and prayer tor the safe delivs1ance
Of Governor Holden from conviction By the Sen-
ate.
The hon. Tod Il. Caldwell, who acts as Gov
eSnor Of North Carolina ia place OF Governor
Holder, Is native Of that State, about 80 years
old, ano laweyr BY profession. He used 10 be q
Henry Clay " hlR, and was Union usu through
out the war. He was elected Lieutenant Gov.
erpor by the Republicans, after serving several
terms In the Legislature, and Is popular With all
parties.
-Kenruckians will hare rone bur uucompro-
missing Democracy. During the last session Of
Congress, Representative Beach, OF that S&ate, a
moderate Democrat, and q courteous gentleman
! Of the old school, was 80 1nprudent as to die
| With Speaker Blaine, and 10 Join AZ excursion
| party, Of which General Butler was prominent
| member, and fer this breach Of KeuIueEy deco
; 1uu, he wae, ou his return home last summer,
j publicly rebnkeo and compelled 10 apologize.
!. Mayor A Oakley Hall, OF New FORK, aas pab.
l!aAed holiday novelette, called "The Congress.
ff1a I 11,} tartL
Happy New Year" thu Illustrations Of which arc
designed hs his daughter, Cora D. Hal. The Ia.
> eenicrs MsEor Introduces politician into the
book, which New York paper says '.trolly rep,
Ies+nts the stJrical Watchdog Of the Treasury
o nan saturated with seif-!mp3rsaucc, aud gtoan,
1rR under & sacred burden Of honesty. whc
thItnks from eyery claimant Of the public 6ouuEy
a. from wretch born and brought mp with nt
ether view than 70 prey upon the rlta.s Of ths
i ..EAtch.dogs Of The Treasury
, 1870-12-30

Poor 1hedore Hall, who seeks divorce 1t St
Louis. nxa tails Of rare matrimonial infeldty 10
reveal. The vito weighs thirty pouuds more than
BIZ. and, he SAYS mounfuIly, "AwaJ1 got the
t,est Of me. xnb would 1t4ftr mt and knock sne
around generally" 0ooe lhe knnokhd hin oYef
with caal ol lamp, aAd lamps sna nat-lrons
, 1870-12-30
Rs.9amin Esnnkian,s I.cva
rnainae.ph1a-An E1rort :" - 70

TO Professor GzoRar BArrHr161' - ssliEA sfs1r1SEAU.
nadssn Cntrn Club OF New Tofs secretary Ca
, 1870-12-30

The OskAIoosA Iadep<1sd<M sA5s that J. 7.
TrApp, OF that place. clorcd, the sad tnst, with
his wite's sister, whom he hzd pEev1oualy sodueed,
md that, aboat Jeaf ago. he saduced another OF
his &asetS.tn-tAx.
, 1870-12-30

oi 1fe.HuS s..e ~ vb;ch the
h.a.o ~ ana or the parties
o's.:' .o,,+-.c,a vnnts tha rates
10 '1o 1an 49, - M, ,udic;s1. 1us I'D
h1eo. LUIS .a..1a ~ r,arfo,r,cd by q
uinass1a..se. -1s..-.;.s,a,o. In CONSIST
Board OK nau"HS ....s.oas md incor-
OF three o' 'ae tnoeS asPtste not in
ruptihie business Mn~-a oa . r r. .hould not
te1esseo n -" % ,sa-: Int rnsre1y' Of the
have tne .o ~ state n ss to what Is reason
opinion - r. tne railway, company saJs
able -. .6osd TO cazzy = this Iate, 1t VIZ
~ S 10 RAILWAY -Cof01a4&0aoAVAo -
.s.n-s,se ~ foz pa.ties- who, can' % go. ~.
ter: Of what is Tessonaois .e'e ~, - tor =
xiu othe1 responsible oloaess s - ~ -
rany othar company : W. ~ ~,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-16
TO PARENTS AND AR
DIANS!

J'IIE BE T OF TPIS ADVERTISEMENT
| is To- EIve notice L. Pa euts q Guard ans
that the School eHtlS taug-t by Mr. Ltwrr
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-16

| is to give notice T." P.ue ueuts a d Guard ans
that the School eHtly taug-t by Nr Law r
VIII he continued by the Under.
sign, Il from the 17.h Inst.
The -y-t, m Of teaching that will be- aSrpte'. in
CONT u.hg This >Ch"b., j. =. system vii ch hts
proved it~rlf Al entire success after exp rience
OF TWEEN two yeas, ty gent eman We k own
IN III, Eastern cities. 10 he gentleman at the
heal Of the, profession. and one worthy # imitS-
ton in ever, thi = tpperr aiming TO aching This
system viii be comb utd with the system lately
pursued 10y Mr. La,wlnr
lie II " NJ studies will be taught:
tuglish q amman,
Mental and Wtit, en- Arithmetic,
Sp Hing, eading.
Peum tu-hip &c graphy
Iiistury Ut the United states.
Composition. aut
Piac iral Il. IL keeping, in the manner custom
ary iu the Eastern colleges.
The me books that have been used by Mr..
Lavlor vi be- used at present.
4 re,,nrt viii Ice is.Iei t. plIents m hly,
shuwin. the number { ft ures in reCittTI II etc.
NJ pa tai II will lie shown, and parents may
rest assured HAT their ch I'D en- will receive a the
aitrn in necvss ~ to acc, mpiish a good school
education.
TUITION, FIVE DOLLARS FOR FOUR WEEKS.
Trr French, Lain. and German Ian suages will
be taught by ltdy # l. ng experience
A liberal atrundge i mOsr Iesptctfu ~ solicited.
l.. lirkBrRr Thompson, Teacher.
Carson. Jauualy Il. l>10
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-16
.ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner OF Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
GEO. D. FRYER, Proprietor.

THE ARGVE NAMED PROPRIETOR
L having leased the ,rmsi,y lIn,se would s3::nI
infrm 'i- friends and tn, trave'ing public ksE.
that tins i'u-e has been thoroughly teIrtrd
Throughout and tut in complete rider for the
cn,f and pira>ure Of all who may please To give
him call.
The >BLE will AT all times be supplied with
All the sub 'fantals as well as the hXuiies that
the MAJ ket aff rd>. \"p p in- VIII be spared t"
please gu-sts and every attention will he paid to
their resp Give wants at all times
The Bik is well st ch~d wIIh Fine Liquors,
ines. Sc.
Attached 10 the II use is BILLI o ID ROOM
Containing Three Table of the latest improved
i, les, with good cues. halls and fine isht
so q NtKALS STAG Or ICr f,r the - ,ges
connecting wiih all the different lines of -tagr-
and Al roads run ing through this State and
California, and any informal ion in relation to the
same will b, c-er nj y given at all times
s1- fart cuar stiention p id to booking Pts
sengers calling thu, &C. ail5 #
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-16
kS-Es>siIyr NOTICE.

kTIIE G Id AND SILVER MINING
n c mplnv. Notice IS hereby eiv-n that at a
meeting tho 2 ard IF rustee- If the Athens
Gold >ilv r Nining Co,niany, held at the
office Of the Secr"farv and Trea~u' er the - /
of January. 20 il " res lived thar an asses<-
ment Eff y $50 enrs be aud the same i her, by
levied up eacI and every sh re of tn. capital
stock ot The ."mp, v, pay Bile Immediately to
the Sec ,tary d freasl er. at his uffce "n Proc
tor str et. i, Carson iy; a d it in any case the
payment f snrh -esSmnnt shall n'' be male
within II week f. m the pub ic tiOn # this
notice the htrs IN whici .r same -i,al remain
unpaid shall be he'd delinquent and subject to
sale. SAW. d. KING,
Secrca and Treasure Il x 5. VI Co.
Carson City, 24th Ianu 'ry, lS.0. 4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
NO. 1s1.
aaiseella,,y.
TIE PRINTING OFFICE AS A SCHOOL.

A correspondent of the Louisville Jour-
nal, in the course of series of reminis-
ences of an old connection with that es-
tablishment, says:
For a young man that is not altogether
a fool, and who has had the advantages of
an ordinary education, the printing office
is undoubtedly capital school of ad-
vancement. In regard to general knowl-
edge, no class of men who labor for a liv
ing, can approach the printer. The stu
dious among them, if their natural gifts
be not below the level of medioctity, have
equal chances with the members of the
so-called learned professors, to acquire
both worldly honors and literary fame.
From the days of Saxon to those of
Franklin, and from his day to our own,
the craft has produced eminent men in
every walk of fife
A good printer is generally good crit
ic not only of language and punctuation,
but Of the intrinsic literary merits of
whatever comes under his hand. 1t is
impossible that he should be otherwise,
since SO great part of his life is made up,
as it were, OF facts that enforce reflection.
The labor that employs his hands, gives
to his mind neither exercise nor care.
His fingers move intuitively to the exact
points requisite for the proper apportion-
ment of his work, while his mind seizes
the idea sought to be conveyed by the
writer with whom he is engaged, and is
only expelled therefrom after his judg-
ment has passed sentence on its merits
Many one. without knowing it, possi-
bly, owes some unknown compositor or
proof reader much more of reputation as
a writer than he would be willing to ac-
knowledge. If, by changing the reading
of sentence without affecting its mean
ing, he can give it strength or smooth
ness, good printer asks no questions
about the matter but changes it at once.
And so, if the grammer of q sentence is
evidently faulty, he would be considered
unfit for the business, did he not rectify it
in this particular.
have known some printers, it is true,
who could never learn the plainest rules
of either composition or punctuation. To
such an one might be used the identical
words used by well-known Presbyte-
rian, speaking to a young, but particular
ly silly candidate for ministerial orders.
young man, you have made mistake /;
you have been called to another field--the
corn field ?"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01

Ralph Waldo Emerson, in his new vol
ume entitled ''Society and Solitude thus
strongly expresses himself: Il hate this
shallow Americanism which hopes to get
rich by credit, to get knowledge by raps
on midnight tables, skill without study.
mastery without apprenticeship, power
through packed jury or caucus, or wealth
by fraud. They think they have got it,
but they have got something else-a crime
which calls for another crime, and another
devil behind that these are steps to sui
eide, infamy and the harming of mankind
In this life Of show, putting, advertisement
and manufacture ofpublic opinion, all ex-
cellence is lost sight of in the hunger for
sudden performance and unearned praise. v
Brooklyn Eagle. fl fa .4a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
SUMMER RDIsEAsEs.-Diarrh9 is very

SUMMER DIsEAsEs.-DiarrhG is very
common disease in summer time. ChOl-
era is nothing more than exaggerated diar-
rhna When q man has died of diar-
rhea, he has died of cholera, in reality.
1t may be well for travellers to know that
the first, the most important, and the most
indispensable thing in the arrest and cure
of loosness of the bowels is absolute quie-
tude on bed; nature herself always
prompts this by disinclining us to locomo-
ton. The next thing is, to eat nothing
but common rice, parched like coffee, and
taken with little salt and butter. o Drink
little or no liquid Of any kind Bits of ice
may be eaten and swallowed at will. Ev-
cry step taken in diarrh9a, every spoonful
of liquid only aggravate the disease. If
locomotion is compulsory, the misfortune
may be lessened by having stout piece
of wooden bound. tightly round the abdo-
men, so as to be doubled in front, and kept
well in its place. In the practice of many
years we have never failed to notice graf
flying result to follow these obseryanees
Halls Journal Of Health.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
RoOK FACES.

Our special Specimen Of Book Pages shows grea
variety adapted to all kinds Of work. including cur
Revayes. Old styles, the most perfect enooaimehss
OF the letters OF the last century yet presented.
lllC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
Nennebet yournaI.
Published on Water, Foot of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN T. NASH.
qailp Atnneber Sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets. and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and a generous
amount of farming home and miscellaneous read
ing with full compilation Of State news.
Terms, 81 per annaus IN adrancej % If payment
is not made within the year Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertons less 81 90; % cts for every subsequent
insertion Longer advertisements, or those inserted
for any considerable length Of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices ss per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, 81 per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
SUPERIOR TYPE METAL.

SUPERIOR TYPE METAL.
Long experience and the utmost care are neces
sary to ensure good metal, even with u knowledge
of the best therefore, the safest way
Is TO buy of the oldest established Foundry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
NEWSPAPER STYLES,

Our Newspaper Faces (body, two-line, and dis-
play) are of our own cutting and the best made as
glance at the papers we dt out viii prove.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-01
USE RENNE'S PAIN KILLING
M OIL.
IL "iT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"h

READER
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Nor
bus
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Skin diseases
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how lame
their shoulders are''-of my crick in the back"-or
"I have got the Scatca,"- delight in Dragging
that "nothing can cure me p-but when we get such
awful folks to use RENNE'S PAIN-k1LLlNG
MAGIC OIL, faithfully, we not only cure their
lameness and charm away their pains, but we ac-
tually take all that kind of "brag out of them" and
they frankly own up, and say, at works like
charm"
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers. -.
IL is put up in three sizes, and called Trial SZe,"
Medium Size" and Large Family Size" bottles.
VIM. HENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
turer, PlTTsFIELD, MASS.
Wholesale and retail in Augusta by Marshall
Withheld, Grocer. 1y21eow
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-07
DON'T DO IT.!

FRIENDS, CoUNTRYMEN AND LoyERs.
Do not for get that I, s. s. wooD, do hereby
declare on the authority of facts herewith
s1onlil'eu' that more moneys worth is given
in premiums for new subscribers TO WO0D'S
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZIE than for any other
publication in the World. Also, that / agree
to for!eit Five Hundred Dollars to any Pub.
Usher who shall succeed in proving the contra
ry to this decla, alton, provided thai such Pub
Usher shall declare his intentention to inyes.
tigate before proceeding to do so also, that
in case he fails he, he shall forfeit to me tho
same amount, and announce the result in regu-
lar type rnthe Editorial columns Of his next
issue.
SIS WOOD, Publisher and Proprietor
WooDs HOUSEHOLD MACHINE" NHuBuGu
n. Y. ...
March u, 1870
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-05-07
F A r NJ E R s

Can sell their wool at only forty cents per
pound but by getting the wool made into yarn
at a small expense, and knitting it into socks,
Two or three dollars per pound may be realized.
On receipt of S25 we viii forward a machine az
ordered.
we 'rlsh TO procure active AGENTS in every
section ofhe United States and Canadas 10 whom
me most liberal inducements ,Oil be offered. Ad-
dres.
American Knitting Machine Company,
4W Boston, Mass, or ST. Luu.., No