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lime. and IN lock to IL and tr7 whether

time; aud III lock TO il and try whether
can't do myselfup a bit
And so ii comes to pass that Jack
Thatch keeps away from the public house,
and having received more good counsel
from his friend the cobbler, he sets about
keeping himself repaired in earnest. Nor
does the reformation endhere. The cob
bier has more to tell him about the way
in which he manages TO keep his wife 10
repair as well as himself; and inspired by
words and by actions-by example as
well rs by precept-Jack sets about his
work manfully, until by the blessing oil
God, the whole family, once SO wretched
and degraded, become known far and
wide as prosperous and happy,-Eagl'Sh
pdDer.
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Simplicity and Elegance.

One of the lessons our people greatly
need 10 learn is the superiority OF SIM
plicity and elegance TO that OF extrava-
gance and display which are fashionable
everywhere among us atthe present time.
The style of living, the furnishing of our
| houses. the mode of dress, the equipage,
and, in short the entire arrangements OF
our life are quite as offensive TO refined
taste as they are seriously Objectionable
on economic grounds Ostentatlon takes
| the place of elegance, and the ambition
TO Guido others in the matter of eX-
pense is more Conspicuously apparent
| than any refinement of culture or service
able end.
Ii would be well if more of our people
would study the best models OF style
among the aristocracy for whom they
affect 60 much vsneration In the fami-
lies of many of the nobility and gentry OF
England, possessing an unusual income,
which of itself would be an ample fortune,
there is greater economy of dress and
more simplicity in the furnishing of the
dwelling than there is in many of the
houses of our citizens, who are barely
able 10 supply the daily wants OF their
families by the closest application TO bust
ness. They have more servants than we
DO, but labor is much cheaper there than
here. But English ladies make more ac-
count of one silk dress than ours DO of
twenty. They generally dress in plain,
substantial garments, neatly trimmed,
reserving their costlier articles and Jewell
~ for great occasions; and would look
with suspicion upon the woman who
decked herself in drawing-room attire for
= shopping excursion, sweeping the street
with her trail. Instead OF turning their
furniture out of door every two or three
years and replacing it with new and fash
lonable styles, they take pride in preserv-
ing the articles that were used by their
ancestors, and value them quite rs much
for their simplicity, solidity, and age, rs
for the associations connected with them.
Even their carpets are used years longer
| than ours before they think Of replacing
them, and their china-ware has, in many
instances, been in and out of fashion
twenty times since il was made. How
much better il would be for our people TO
catch the spirit of such a conservatism as
this, aud exchange extravaganza for ele-
gance. vulgar oSteutation for simplicity
and refinement The amount of waste
! IN our American homes is useless, and es-
sentially vulgar display is appalling even
70 contemplate.-The Golden Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-07

POINTS IN \ PIG.-The following de-
scription of the points" of perfect pig
is given by Foraey'S Weekly Press:
Head and earS.-The head wide in
front; ears erect, and pointed forward;
chops rounded, and we'll filed up To the
briS&et
Crest and Shoulders Crest wide, and
rising well to the shoulders; shoulder
blades well slOped backwards.
RIBS and L0inS.-Ribs we'll sprung,
loins wide, and slightly arched.
Hind Observation-Disclosures not to
slope, nor narrow, towards the tail
Han,S.-IIams rounded outwards, well
let down; and tull towards the twist.
ChcSt-Chest wide, with elbows well
out
F'ore-riJS and F1aak.-Fore ribs wide
underneath; flank well let down, straight,
and well filled 10 the stitle.
Legs and Feet.-Legs straight and
small in the bone; feet small and COM
pact.
Hair and Color-Hair plentiful, bright
aud vigorous; color to denote the purity
Of breed.
Tail-Tail entire, thick at root, and Ia
pering.
!Size.-Size according to the breed.
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E,in. PREPARED ENrEE ~ iuE TiIl
ABOVE COMPLAINTS. a. Blood ruut, ~ F.u
pcrtic, are greater than ans other ft'l-''1ii" 90
SarSaparia IL gives the Complexion e tI.-t
aud Healthy Color and Restore tir. Irtt'"t 90 10
atqtc Of Health aud Parity Pos iutIAm- tur
Hood removing all thguuts uu-tituuuutl ii-
eases arising from IN impure -i3i" "i thv Hi""'I
and the ouIy Reliable and Ehcrtual know I.siiu
IN for the Cure Of Pain- and swelling ui No.
homes. rcratiuns of the Throat and i-r-- Blot 30
e.. Pimplcs IN the Pace, Ety-ipela anj 800 N'a!'
Eruution- OF the skin, aud lie utiiA M tIt Z HiH
plcNiun. PRICE, 81 80 PER BOIIll.
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The Ne,e England Farmer expresses
the opinion that soils which are made up
of less than . per cent. of sand, drained
and plOughed twelve inches in depth,
finely pulverized and well MANFRED, will
bring fair crop any year, he the wealth
or wet or DIV.
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IuINEOLD'~ EXTRACT EtCHC T. pit
RETlI AND BLOOD ri iiltl lNG. tnd cure. il
pise. So arising from habit "t dissipation, InI
.'.c, So aud mprudcn""- 900 hi', "p".li'- COL
'h,. BLOOD etc. .uurr-,,lus tnlalba 900 tn'r il"u-
tor " hirh Il H. used. and syphilis, abe, tl"u-
.hr-r .li-ca-,.- used iu connection Nlh iitlN
UJI.B'- KO~L WASH
LNbtt>.
IA ,nnn, Affection peculiar tu l4Ji"- thc p
rtrt .;urua D. untquallrtl hy ans uihrr Ermri.
l. ia rhlnro-ls ur lsrirntiuu, irtrGulatIiN PaIui
.Ie-- or suppression ui customary EN.i' uaii'n-
liberated ~ >rhiriu- -tltr oi The t.tu-. ltu-
-nuhua co. Nhiur >t-rilIty, and i"r 400 COM
ulntnt, incident L. the -rN, whether tTI-hg lul'
u discretion or habit ct ,.-ipat eos. % o. ilr
,rub, extensively by thu mot eminent ri' STEFAN.
tud miIwi,r- tor ,ur.l,-,i and ,i'llc1is '"u-i.iu
ti,n- JI bu,h -,Nr- aui al age ,att, nd,l $3.50
an, Of thr lto,c Di-ru-c~ cor : tuptpin-
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Care. Disease. arising from imprudeh
,en, Habits OF Dissipation, etc.,

in all their -tagc- a. little expense, little "t Dec
rh ingc in diet No Inconvenience andno ~ r"-nF
u -au, - frequent desire, and give strength l'
l'rinatt thereby removing distractions. ftr''h'
ini. and Curing structure Of the | rrlhr' AllAN "-
Pain and Inflammation, So frequent in ih' 'id'
of disease and cNpelling the Poisonous mHti'i
Thousand. who have been the victims 90 inc"n
petcnt urr-on-. and who have paid heavy tr"- ga
be cured in a short time. have found tlcA nav e.
berd deceived. and that the Poison hls. by th-
use OF powerful astrinScut-,' been df'd up Do,
the -y,trm to break Out IN Il muIc aggTaN at 3
form aui perhaps after Marriage.
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Bl cit Tor All
Affections and Disease OF the Urinary Organs,
whether existing IN Male or Female, it"W What
yer eat = originating ami uo matter Of h"A l0ns
standing PRICE. ONE DOLLAR A\pliIH 'lNt-
FER BOI III.
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The IFeStera Rural mentions two ex-
periments of pasturing sheep in orchards
with excellent success. The short graz
ing and the top-dressing of sheep ma
nure, increased the growth of one or
chard from so feeble state that no gratis
could be cut from it, to the thrifty growth
of a foot to eighteen inches in the yearly
shoots. \ great Improvement in the
fruit was reported.
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Notice.
Hieskell's Magic SalVe
CURES
letter! letter! letter
ITCH ITCH, ITCH!

Erysipelas, scald Head, Bingw0rms, Ulcera
Burns, salt Rhenm, Chllblains, Scales, PIN.
pies, Blotches, Frosted Limbs, lnllamed
Eyes Piles, and all Ernptons OF skin
E1-warranted to cure or money refunded.
For sale by all Druggists and country stores
by ID. H. Sawyer, South Paris; +. stephens, Bry'
ants Pond: r. T.. Rand Co, A. G.. Tinkham
Locke's Mills.
+. b. HIESkELL, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
Ian 27 ISL ly
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lido not wish to inform You, read r. that J. i.
Wonderful. or any other man, has di'coVerrh f"
remedy that cures Consumption, when lhr l'h. 90
are half consumed, in short Will cure all di~eas
whether OF mind, body or estate make men ~
forever and leave men 10 play for want "l W"i 70
and il designed 10 make our snblunarN snhclt 70
blissful Paradise to which Heaven Itself rlali ."
inferior You have heard enough OF mat Aihd
humbuggery. But when tell YOU that III sag
Catarrh RemedJ ,riH Posfirelg cure the w"t cas-
of Catarrh In the Head. only assert mat VINE y
thousands can testify 20. will pay 500 krwa''
for n ca SC that | cannot cure. \ pamphlet glNi4
symptoms and other information cent nee to At ,
address. This remedy Is
SOLD ~ NO>T DRUGGISTS N ALL PAEl
OF THE WORLD.
Price ~ cents sent by mail, postpaid, ON rccGir'
OF ~ cents or four packages Tor two dollars. bt
ware of commercials and irOrfhioss limitations 80
that my pirate stamp, which Is posture g"drdN
fes Of gcn,uHsResS, i upon the outside MiapptI
Remember that this private stamp, issueh 10y IN
United states Government expressly for stamp'iF
nv medicines has my port ALL name ana hddre'r
and the words u. :. Certificate of t'enunente
engraved upon il, and need not be- mistaken Don
be- swindlca by travellers and Others, reprcSeht'i'
thrm-elyc. ~ Dr. sage. | am the only man nov
l,,iug that IA, the knowledge and right q" man
tarturc the genuine Or Sagc'> CdtArrh hvmc'N
att,l never travel to eel this medicine.
X. '. PIERCE, VI. u,
feb ssm lll seneca street, Buffalo, y. !.
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II j. well known that neglected cold and con.
tcqtent cough, when allowed 10 continue, results
IA obstinate disease OF the lungs.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND is the most ac-
i've remedy for breaking up severe cold, When
used according To directions II seldom fails 10 ac-
r)mpsh il in single night.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND will cure your
cough aud allay that unpleasant tickling ia the
thrat. Persons who are troubled by coughing in
The night, secure immediate relief by its use.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND will relieve you
If hoarsencss aud sore throat.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOU Nd l. the beat rem
ely for colds, croug AMI wh0opipg cough IN child
rent is 80 pleasant 10 the taste and yet so ne
tive in IL results.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND Is unequallcd
To- all diseases of the throat aud lungs Il truly
works like magic.
WM JOSLIN & SONS, Barton, Vt, Propn,rs.
GEO. G. GOODWIN Il co, Boston j. W PER.
i,INS \ CO, and " r. PHILLIPS Il co, Port
land, General Agents. jnl mario
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Nj
HENRY. Il. uEIMEOID'%
tONCENTRATEn
Fluid Extract Buchu,
\ |
TmF CgEhr pHEETI,

TIT '.NTNT TIT NJ IT
ha- cured every cd,c of DIABETES 800 WHICH %
t,- been given Irritation Of Tie U''L 81 N.r
l.ln.,ler and Inflammation uf the hIuu'1 . / ltrr
mn, n of ths krinc,- aud Bladder Retention "i
ri ir Disease. Of fhr Pro- IIt'. ''Ift" Tome 600
and mucous or milky Discharge, amt for "uic"hi't
and delicAf. constitutions ot both ~rN's "iteu.1'l
viii the following -ymptom- mti-p"slii"u ~ "a
ertinn, I.ps. OF Power, Loss at Memoir, Iliih'u
L, Ia breathing. " eak \cTNc,, Trembling. lluuH.
.nr Disease NakciUluc--, Dmuc~s "t \i'lon. Pam
in a.. Back. Hot Hand, flu-hm" 81 the Boz.
Tr, le,- of the skin Eruption "n the Pace, ram
Cnuntcuaucc. Iui,,traI i'--ii"'." "i TIE M"'"
lar system, etc.
led by prr-ou~ from thc tsr. 81 'i- HirrH .'
tt,ut, i've and from lhirt, five t" tiit eve 600 .
the ,l,. linz oi change 81 ii", 80 - '"nil''n'ti .
= bon plin- b',i-UttiuE 900 'ht'dr'u.
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WRAING'S
HANDY BOOK OF HUSBAhDRY !

A GENTS Smart, energetic ones, are wanted
"A for this work, which is pronounced by the
press, and by farmers and gardners, the Creates ~
ct work OF the kind ever published IN Americal
We are prepared 10 offer great inducements To
prompt, reliable agents, one Of whom we want to
make arrangements with in every town in Maine.
Address at once, y. :. PAINE,
General Agent, 92 Middle ST. Portland, Ne
Aug J. IS-u
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Full aud explicit directions accompanylhe.
medicines.
Evidence OF the moot responsible and reliable
character furnished on application, with hundred
of thousands tf living Witnesses, and upward 81
- COZ Unsolicited ceI tiicates and rccunmen datoty
letter. many of which are from hghe-t -Ourrt-,
including eminent hysicians, Clergymcn, states
men, etc. The proprietor has never Ir-ortcd |"
their publication in the new spapers he doe. mol
do this from the fact that his articles rank a
Standard Preparations, and 10 not need 10 he
prOpped up by certificates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-04-07

CRANBERRY TART.-Stir the cranber-
ries with plenty of sugar, but no water
rs the berries become heated, they will
burst and furnish plenty OF moisture;
have ready fine puff paste, and when
the cranberries are quite tender put them
between top and bottom crust, and bake
ill light brown. Eat with sweetened
rrram.
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VUE GREAT CAUSE
uT
HUMAN MISERY.

Jast PHbiishcd "a % Sealed EHrctOPs. Fr''f y ''''
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment ANA
Radical are Of seminal Weakness, or Spermatol
rhUa Induced hy cli.Ahuse, Involuntary Eni-'
,ions Impotence, Nervous Debility, AMI lmlrdl
mcut~ tu Marriage generally; consumption Epi'
lru.v. aud Frs Mental and Phy steal lncapacit, ,
Xc-I., ROBERT j. CULNERWELL, VI ID. Au'
thor ut the "tIcen Book Nc.
The Wotil-rruOWu author. ia this admirable
Ieclur,. proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences Of SELF Abuse may be- encStu'
All, removed without medicines, AMI without ian
g.ruu- -ur sicJl operation b1usic-. instruments
rugs or tur,ial-, pointing ont a mode oI cure n
once certain aud rlicctua hN which every runrrrr,
no matter what lt~ condition may be, may cure
himself chraply, privately and radically. THIS
LECTURE WILL PROVE \ BOON TO TllOO =
AND> AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal. la plain envelope, To any nj
.lrc-~ on receipt ul ~ Cts or WupO-tage stamp,
by addressing the publishers.
Also, Or. Culyerwsl'- Marriage Guide, price
- cents. Address the Puiili-herS.
CfGA>. J. G.. KLINE n co,
~ BOwcry, New York. Post once Box i.'s'
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Henry T.. UeImbOId's Improved
Rose Wash

.annot be- surpa .ed a. a FACE WASH Rnl VIII
De found the only specific remedy ~ every ~p''lct
If CITANEOl AFFECTIONS. 10 speedily Grad
icaics Phnple-, spots, ScOTbutic Dryncs-. lndura
tious OF the CataneOus Membrane, etc, di,p'i
Richness and incipicnt Inflammation. Hive. Ia DO,
Moth Patches, Diyncss OF Scalp pr skin. fio-t
Bites, and all purposes FOR which >alve- on bin''
ments are used: restores the skiuto state ot pun
t. and s0ftncss, and in>urrs continued h"lllh\
action to the tissue OF it, vessels, nu which de-
ponds the agreeable cleancsa and yiNarty "l com
pleSiOn sU much sought AMI admired. Bnl h""
ever valuable IA remedy for existing del'cls "I
the skin, H. 4. HelmbOld's Rose Wash ha, iohs
sustained it, principal claim Ia unh"unded patron.
age, by possessing qualities Which render ID
Toilet Appcndage Of the most Supcrlautc ana
Congenlal character, combining n IAN elegant l"t
,uula those prominent requisites, >AFE1i and ~
IICACN-thc nYariablc accomplishments Oi ~ u-'
AS a Prr-eryatve and Rrfre-her of tlc COM
lleN ion. Its an cNc' lcut Lotion Tor disease VI
Syphilitic Nature, AMI a. injection for il-"'t-
= OF tine Urinary Orgau~, arising from hauit- "I
Dis Sipation, useti ~ connection with thr ENtkA'l
BuCHU, SARsAPARIILA AND CAIAwIA IE'fl
PILLS. In such disedsc- a. recommended 'al'"o'
kc surpassed. PRICE, ONE DOH Az i'i.E E"l TN
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HENRY II. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONTAMINATED COMPOUND
,,,n rvr,1 ANA nknIiis

win radically cNtcrtninatr from The -,-t'iu >'rr.
fIla, syphilis. Fever ~ore,, lcrir, >"f l'r.,
Sore Leg, Sore Month, sore Head, '.t"n'i ii'.
skin Disease. salt Rhrum, tank"r., Running
itom the lar. " White swelling, Ium"Is. cameo
TouS Affections, NOdc-. E'kri-. |lth'iiiti N"'l
lings Night SNrat> Ea-h, I1tri. lIum"t- "l 1ll
kinds, Chronic Rheumatism. ~ -pcI-i1. tul All
Diseases that have been established 300 thv "a -''ui
Tor YEAR,.
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Henry T.. HcImbOld's Genuine
Preparations,

Delivered to any address. Secure from oe'er'
Iation. .,,.
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTl
YEARS. Sold bv Druggists everywhere. 40.
dress letters for information, in confidence, !"
HENRY 4. HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemis'i +
Only Depots II. T. HELMBoLD's Drug anr
Chemical Warehouse No. 594 Broadway, y y or
To H. T. HELMBOLD'S Me,lical Depot, lOi SCUM
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE or C0UNTERPEITS. ASK ron
BEyRY T. HELMBOLDS Take NO 0fHk"
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LoTe's ColOrs.

Not violets gave my love,
That in their life are, sweet aud rare,
And deep in color, as the heart
Whose every thought OF her is prayer
For yiolets grow pale and dry,
And lose the semblance OF her eye.
No lly's buds gave my love- IT..
Though she is white and pure as the!i
For they are cold to smell and touehr
And blossom but single day.
And press'd by love, in loves own page
They yellow into early age.
But cvclameu chose to give,
Whose pale white blossoms at the tips
(All else as driven snow are pink,
Andmind me OF her perfect lips
Still as this flower is kept and cd,
Its worth to love is yet untold.
Old, kept, and kissed, it does not lose
As other flowers the hues they wear;
Love is triumphant, and this bloom
Will never whiten from despair
Rather it deepens as it lies,
This flower that puppies when It dies.
So shall my love, as years roll by,
Take kingly colors for its own;
Sole master OF bgr yanquish'd heart,
Am not master Of throne7
Crush'd by no foot nor cast away,
Ny purple love shall rule the day.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17
ALL VARIETIES OF PAIN SEEM TO

ALL VARIETIES OF PAIN SEEM to be
included in the agonies Of dyspepsia.
Yet by invigorating the stomach and
toning the liver, and bowels with Dr..
WALKERS VINEGAR BrrTERs, you can
arrest them all. The chemical and me-
chanical action OF the stomach, liver and
intestines being restored by this opera
ton the pain and the oppression cease,
the appetite is restored, the dazed brain
regains its clearness, the spirits become
buoyant and the happy result is " n
sound mind in sound body"
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Danger Ahead.

single spark may kindle dAme that will consume
city and small ailments neglected may end in fatal dis
orderA Bearing th!staet in mind let the ht symptoms
Of debility prOsratop be mot promptly with
tOnies Of the age stands Hos,ettcr, Stomach Btters
and whenever the vital powers seem tolanguish there
is any suspect that the animal functions
t to the susenA.On and publication Of the body
inpsrfeety performed. this invaluable nTigorant and
antisepte should At once be rosorted TO- Indigestion
always produces weakness Of the bodily powers Some
times II happens that the appetite demands food
than the stomach can digest, though not more perhaps
than required TO keep up the full strength Of the
frame The object under such Circumstances is to in
the digestive capacity Of the AssimlAtng orsan,
to make il equal to the duty imposed upon 1t By
the appetite, and capable Of supplying the budding
Ti u he Sytem fast As 1t Is required This object /,
fully ACCOMPLISHED By the OF the Bitts They tone
and gently stimulate the cellular membrane which
eretes the gastric juice and the result that the solvent
Is mingled with the food in sufficient quantity % convert
all its nourShng particles into pure and wholesome eo-
ment II. the other hand. there Is deficiency Of ap-
petite without any corresponding deficiency Of digestive
power the eee, Of the tonic Is stimulate desire for
food In nineteen Of twenty headache nausea
nervousness, i.inting-f, spAams and indeed most Of
the casual aches and pains which humanity Is subject
proceed primarily from indigestion complicated with
biousness and for both these complaints HostetteTs
stomach Bitter recommended As a speedy and GER
tain remedy
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

RAYDALLs THUMB.-London and New
York theatrical circles have Just had q
new sensation in Randall's Thumb, q
three act comedy which has been brought
out with much stage effect The comedy
is one full of interesting scenes and in
cidents, and alive with wit as well rs
wisdom. It will have a good run, and
we are glad to learn that the enterpris-
ing publishing house of Samuel French
& Son, New York. have brought out the
comedy in their always excellent style.
Price 10 cents per copy, and everybody
wants to read it.
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For Dyspepsia,

Indigestion, depression of spirits, and
general debility in their various forms
also, as preventive against fever and
ague, and other intermittent fevers, the
"Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Cali
saya," made by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is
the best tonic, and as tonic for patients
recovering from fever or other sickness,
it has no equal.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-17

DR.. A johnson, one Of the most successful
practitioners Of his time, invented what is
now called Johnson, .Anodne Imminent. The
great success of this article in the cure OF
Bronchitis and all diseases Ofthroata and lungs,
will make the name Of johnson not less
II less widely, known than that OF
Louis Napoleon.
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The oHr1prgs,s Hour for April is be

The CHnDEKN's Hour for April is be-
fore us. This little work is evidently
prepared with care for the young people,
and mus he welcome visitor in every
family Mr. Arthur has n story, espe-
cially for the children, in every number,
and 1.-THE Children's Hour" may with
safety be placed in the hands OF every
little one. 7. S. Arthur 4 Sons, Pub
fishers, Philadelphia,
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AsrHun's LApr's MAGAZINE for April

ARTHUR's LADY's MAGAZINE for April
is a choice number, even OF this favor
tie. The illustrations are good, rs well
as numerous, and embrace, beside the
leading engravingS, fashion plates which
cannot fail to interest the ladies'. The
table of contents is varied, embrac-
ing music, stories, department for
the boys ard girls, the housekeeper, etc.
T. s. Arthur / Sons, Publishers, Phila-
delphia-
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Indispensable"

New Handbook, How to Write, Talk,
Behave and do Business; l vol. postpaid)
s2.25. New Physiognomy; 1000 engravings,
So. Wedlock or Who May Not Marry ;
$3.50. illustrated chronological Journal, So,
a year; half year on trial 81. Agents
wanted. S. r. WELLS, 3S9 Broadway, N. z.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has re.
ceiyed letter from New York enclosing
sll0, from q party who states that in
making his tax return he withheld 81, 400
income belonging to his wife, for which
he is responsible, and therefore desire,
to give the Government its due.
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Who Insure Their Lives.

LErotn inc AhNaukee hFe4inS "iSSSa--I
Life insurance has become so generalin New
York that It is rare to find man OF family, or
one having anybody dependent upon him, who
has not taken out policy. The following are
\ few of the most prominent merchants in New
York who are injured tor amounts ranging from
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Oppressed with the fear that do not deserve
ne distinction you bestow, pray God 10 make
mo worthier, and to smile upon you with BIS
perpetual blessings.