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Soap,,ogy is needed at This time for repro
,,ucinxtae following exquisite lines by the la
meuted Alice Cary-lines, which. in the judg-
m ant of an ocompetent critic as e igir A Pc e
deserve To rank among the very finest tcontriou'
tions to the poetic literature of the country;
of ALI the beautiful pictures
rhat hang on Memory's wall,
none of Q dim old forest,
That seemeth besto { ALL
Not for its gnarled oaks olden,
Dark with the mistletoe;
not for the vioiets golden -
- mat sprinkle the vale below;
Not for the milk white lilies
That lean from the fragrant hedge.
sesqueting all day with the sunpeams.
And stealing their golden edge
sNor forthesiues on the upland
iwhersthe bright red berries rest;
Nor the plnks, nor the pale. sweet COWS lip
1T seemeth to me the best.
Il once had little brother
with eyes that were dark and deep
IN Che lap Of that olden forest
Hs IIefh IN peace asieep; -
light as the down of the thistle,
Fee ssthe winds that blow, - g )
We roved there the beautiful Summers,
The Summers of longago;c-
But his 1ese on the hills grew weary,
And onsof the Autumn ewes
made for my little brother
A bed or the yellow leaves.
;. sweetly his pale arms folded.
- Nv neck in meek embrace.
, As theIight of Immortal beauty ~ q.
silently covered his face;
And. when the arrows of sunset nEr ff
Lodged in the tree-tops bright
He fell, in his saint-iike beauty,
Asleep by the gates OF light aa
Therefore ofall the pictures 4
THAI hang on Memory 'sswin slt
The one OF the dim old forest
Seemeth btst ofah. =
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Whoever has a kindness for me may
be assured that l have twice as much
for him.-HaWthorne. ssss
a Boston shoe dealer has been de-
lighted by the receipt of an order for
shoes for the family of a Nor on Bish-
OPP at Salt Lake twenty wives and
about fifty children.
The Chief Engineer of the Boston
Fire Department reports that thirty
per cent, of the fires in American cities
are caused by the deposit of ashes in
wooden boxes or barrels.
The New York World asks: "Is the
Democratic party dead@' 1t has been
so reported and Judging by the odor
arising from it, we are inclined to say
yes and quiet ready for burial too.
Whilst TIVE Emperors of the Napol-
con dynasty have toppled over, the de-
lscendanto tofthe Frenchman, Bernadotte,
General under the First Empire, still
reigns securely in Sweden.
''Money makes the man." Perhaps it
does; but punch thinks it particularly
necessary that man should make mon
ey first.
"What time is it, Tom?" "Just
time to pay that little account you owe
me-" ''Oh, indeed! well, l didn't
think it was half SO late"
| An Indiana widow so worked upon
young mans fears by threatening to
property to her and ran away.
What draws us to France in this her
hour of peril?n shouted on orator.
"It's plaster-of-P Paris" was the conf
nent response from a back seat
"All bitters have heating tendency
or effect, " said doctor oayoung lady.
t"You will excepta bitter cold morning,
won't you?" inquired the lady.
"Young man," said a minister to a
youth of his congregation, "do you
know what relations you sustain in
/ the world?" eyes, sir, two cousins
and grandmother; but 1 don't intend
to sustain them much longer"
"NIiss will you take my arm?" asked
an old bachelor. "La, yes, and you
too," said the young lady. "Can only
spare the arm, Miss" hastily replied
the bachelor, "Then," said Miss, 81
can't take it, as my motto is to 20 the
whole hog or none at ALL"
ga city miss, newly installed jas the
wife of IA farmer, was once called upon
by neighbor of the same profession,
who, in the absence of her husband,
asked her for the loan of her plow for a
short time. 81 am sure you would be
accommodated" Was. the reply, "If
Mr.. Stone was only at home: 1 do not
know though, where he keepshis plow
but" she added, evidently jealous
to serve, "there is the cart in the yard;
couldn't you plow with that till Mr..
Stone gets back?" ssz--
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40 :ANALIzEa IT.

rneii spe OF 10 ,let,sfdng % Is COM
pare IJ With " hisx Bitteis, Brantiy, and oth-
er such licles, aDdsee the difference. II they
ind the Wine of Life rs pure anu wholesome,
and the other Liquors poisonous, (which they
certainl viii dv,) then they are morally bound
To prescribe and recommend tiie Wine OF Lille
it,tieir p;iielIt> and friends as The best stiin a
leui ana tonic in use: but lsbOuid they nlid le
not puie anu what The proprlelors claim Tor ~
let tnenI publicly denounce IL. II Is the physt-
clans duty 10 learn anu find out which Is the
inusI Wholesome stimulanL Tor his patients, and
to d. sti he must examine and look into the
Inc " inc OF Life has any ipecul merits to
MarrahI it's general use. The proprietors claim
the Wine of Liie 10 be more wholesome and Tar
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DIVORCES.

Absolute Divorces legally ousained in New
York, Indiana Illinois, and other States, of
persons from any state or count ry, legal every
wnere; desertion, DRUNKENNESS, non eupport,
etc. sufficient cause. no publicity. No charge
uatI divorce H. obtained. Advice free.
-Aiiress, MOOR. q RICHARDSON,
Counseliors al Law,
is ca 0;gs ISD BfullSay. Newly ork City
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1'-'U,TGHNBM6KE


X arnerss Cough Balsam is hesling, soft-
enfng and expectofatins.i The EXTRAORDINARY
and eSelitually curing. the most obstinate
cases oil Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Cauirrh, hoarseness, AsthnR
anu Consumption is almost incredible. 80
proIIp the reiIef and certain IT'S effects in all
Iiie above cases, or any Affection OF the throat
Faua lungs, tnat thousands OF physicians are
daily prescribing il, and one and all say that IT
is the ntst healing AID lexpect0raIing nedi-
cine known. ;Une dose always aforas irelief,
;iuu in cases bottle effects cure. Sold
by dru si-ts in large bottles. Price Une oilar.
IL is yuul wu fautt il yOustIli cough and sufer.
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eatsnte kaifius.e7z
x R..S 4 : s.
IL T. REAIEei,5Y..

8. AfdssSs fsk WeaS3a5 has &c vel falriesi
liOi AZ oile c1seJ " euie ,Ins Tver, worst
cases U, iSIiLu, itcnlngor BieeuIng Pies. Those
wno aiaicleu suoulu lmmeuiately czx1t On
their drug slst anu get II, for II wllE with tbs
nrst ap plicfs stiob Instantly afford com pIete re-
i.ei, ana a lew loilo wing appI Cations only
requIreu 10 eIieet a permanent cure without
alIy tiUuoie Vi lnconN euleIcs IN Use. .rr-sr
WAR ERS FILE REAEDY Is expressly Tor
lne fites, anu Is not Recommended ~ cure any
uli.er ulSoase. IL has cured many cases vi over
tairey years sIa;fdIng. Price One Dollar. For
sale oy druggists every where. -. -. -,
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MANHOOD; HowsLor, low RESTORED


lst puDlisneu, new edI,lnn vi Dr. culver,
wells Ceie.rated Esssiy on the rauical cure
(wlthout medicineJ oi SperInatofrhoesL or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary sc uinal Losses
IuIpotency, Mental ana Physical 1ncapaclty
lmpedinents To Marriage, etc., also, Consuinp
ton, Epilepsy and Fits. induced Dy self-in
diligence or sexual extriLvaSance.
pa- Price, Ia Il sealed tn, e.ope, only cents.
Ine celebrated author, III thfS admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, tiiat the alarming conse-
quences of seii-abusc may be radically cured
without the dangerous use OF internal medi-
cine or the application oi the knife; pointing
out u mode OF cure at once simple, certain, and
effectuaI, by means OF which every sufferer; no
mat ter what ii- condition may be, may cure
himselfcneaply, privately, aid radically.
BA- This Lecture shouq be III tie hands OF
every youih n and every man in the laud.
Seut, under seal, i'll Il pain envelope, 10 any
address, pos paid, on receipt SIX cents or two
post stamps
Also, DR.. Culyerwelrs Marriage Guide,
price % cents. address the Publishers
.- lH. CHA~.J J G. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box i5S'i.
decZGly
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COURAGE IN EVERYDAY LIFE
Have the eourage to discharge a debt
while you have the money in your
pocket. Have the courage to do with
out that which you do not need, how
ever much your eyes may covet it. !.
Have the courage to speak your mind
when it is necessary you should do so.
Have the courage to speak to a friend
in a s'seedy" coat, even though you are
in'company with arichr one and richly
|attired. Have the courage to make a
will and a just one. Have the courage
to tell man why you do not lend him
money. Have the the courage to show
that you respect honesty in whatever
grIise it appears; and your contempt for
dishonest duplicity, by whomsoever ex-
Ehibited. Have the courage to wear
your old clothes until you pay for your
new ones. Have the courage to obey
your Maker at the risk of being ridi-
culed by men. Have the courage to
prefer comfortand prosperity to fashion
in all things. t'qiessf aii
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A Quiet writer says: 'I have seen
women so delicate that they were
afraid to ride for fear of the horse run
ming away; afraid to walk for fear the
dew might fall; afraid to sail for fear
the boat might upset; but l never saw
one afraid 10 be married, which is more
rfskful than all the others put toeeth-
er." Gs u e TGy.rE- = .
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A. BEAUrfFUI, ! .THoUGHr.-Go

Az BEAUTIFUL ! tTHoUGHT.-God
knows what keys in the human soul to
touch. in order to draw out its sweeter
and most perfect harrnonies. They
may be minor strains of sadness and
sorrow they may be the loftier notes of
joy and gladness. God knows where
melodies of our nature are, and what
discipline will care them forth. Some
with plaintive song must walk in the
in the 10 WY wales of life's weary way;
Others in loftier hymns shall sing OF
nothing but joy, ,.as they all unite with
out discord or jarsas the ascending
anthem of1oving and believing hearts
finds its way into the chorus of the re-
deemed in heaven.
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II ,

Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic and
Blood Purifying and cures all Diseases arising
from habitso OF Dissipation, and Excesses and
In Ills. Impurities of the Blood,
which lt is used. and Syphilitic Anections-in
these diseases used In connection with Helm
bold's Rose WAsh.Td ss'-ilii y
--.-s s.,-r s,,..~r.-.- LADIES. r-ti-... e..T
In many affections peculiar to Ladies, the
Extract Buchu is unequailed by any other
remedy-as In Chloro osis or Retention, lrregu-
larity Pafnfulness or Impression OF custoln-
ary Eyacnations, UieeraIel or Schirrus stale OF
the Uterus, Leucorrhoea or Whites, Sterility.
and for ali complaints incident To the sex
whether arising from indiscreLion or habits OF
Dissipation. IL is prescribed extensively by
the most eminent Physicians and Aldwiyes
for enfeebied and delicate Constitutions. OF
both sexes and all ages tattended with anJ OF
the above diseases or sy mptomsl rs --... ,4'
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We.aee also putting IT in Cooking Stoves,
much expense 10 the consumer. besldes pre-
venting dust escaping when the fire is stirred
Persons having the Tropic. Ranger or Sentinel
Cook ing Stoves. can be supplied with this Erats
for them; also, WEeNSJ's JoISTED CEkTnR or
Cross piece W 1ich cannot spring mp At the ends
q n sink in the middle. and will last az long As
eight or ten of the ordinary kind. = -
We also make Kell's patent METALLIC
HEARTHs. which are superior TO Marble, Stone
or Brick HeaIths r T-lsEI
/. For the above improvements and the superb
or Cooking, Heating and franklin stoves N ads
by us..we ask the patronage Of dealers and
consumers -. ectlSTo-ly
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.MerrickS
Anti-Dust, Smoke Consuming
Crate 'sA
FOR r t1s srsasF
Fire Places, Cooking and
I Franklin Stoves. sg
MANUFACTURE d BY
WOODCOCK & BRO.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
a4 80 s>issI

ADVANTA GES FOR FIRE PLACER
list. II is east in one piece and holds the fus
tndepenr ent of the Bs.ckwali.
2nd. II has draught thi ough the rear as well
as the front Of the CRATE supplying air to all
parts of the fuel causing perfect combustion.
Sd. II canno' clog up, burn ont, or get out ef
order in any way. -N tllu
ith. The opening between Jhe rear bar and
the back OF the chimney. canses a strong and
constant upward current Of the heated air, car
rJing The dust up the chimney. and prevents
/ e SCOT from blowing down. = s. 81 1g..s4sa. 81
5th. The fire being more intense at the back
Of the Crate, the fuel as it Is consumed, falls
wIrt .IG 1sl t-'-aTs spi bib, 1oor. -l19
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9Th. Every part of the fire place is thus kept
BRIGHT and reflects The heat into the r. sm- .-.
7in.I II improves the edraught Of all chimneys.
9Th. No dust hue Ia needed in the baekwaH.
9th. 1t Will burn hard and soft coal, nut coal
and slack making no cinders.
10th. Ii does not have 10 be removed to put In
the Summer Piece but lift up the front and
shove back inIo the chimney.
1lth. 1t can be put in any fire place or front
now in use.
18th. II only costs from one to two dollars
more than ordinary CRATES and is no humbug
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uperiol. and Cheasel1
y ~ ~ THANV ttl-1NI3
.WRISKV 1OSp RR RANDY

or IN ficI y UlAtrafifc4e IN com 1sd.and
ougiItIe Ie be used in every faHny! Every body
should give ii a trial. 1t Is a new Thing. only
been IN use ahout one year, vet 1T has already
gained great 1iame and "a wonderfui saie and
whoever once tries IL will always recommend,
IL 10 their. friends. 1t is peculiarly pieasant.l
take whisky. &c, il he iean get the Wine Of
Life 1t is for sale by. druggists everywhere, in
quart bottles Price One i'oBar. We challenge
the wori,l 10 produce n purer, cheaper, and
nicer article than sf.z $50 80 - - y i
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Being prepared expressly for the above COM
plaints, its blood purifying properties are
greater than any other preparation of Sarasa-
psrilla. 9 II gives the complexion a clear and
healthy color and estores { q Patient TO state
of health and purity. For Purifying the Blood,
removing all Chronic. Constitutional Diseases
arising from an impure state of the Blood, and
the only reliable and effectuai known remedy
for the cure of Pains and swelling OF the Bones,
alterations of the Throat and Legs, Blofches
Pimples on the Face. ErySipelas and all sealy
Eruptions OF the Skin, and Beautifying the
Complexion Price, 81 50 per bottle. M 7f0t
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Buy Ne and III Do ycu Good.
unnsr ANN nu AMT

lRY CLEANSING fHR sroon s.1 srs.s-l -
% - Ing the Liver ard eeeresivs orssus - flI
heslfhy sstoa tAc fl u many cozplAl1n W
- lvhieh Il wSaa not Be prossd thsy eszh rsscA
- such a. Hka 0Aeux, Az u rHs eRs. Nusri III
" lsrss cs run HAspa am fxrr. DQrix,ns.f
- lCnnLSrss, RxsrzKruA NrukAtstA, Lo>s 81 -
- lArrErrrE. BltIoUs pIssxTzar, klsSsr As>1c-
xl fnoSs. CosszRAkpos, hkzzLrr, fIr..a - Al - .
- lxfsps. DYserrsrA. JArsrrcn. a.d csher On u
l larrd eoaplaln arisng frum allow s<>ss es -
body or ohstruction o fits fanetions. IL
S Being fres from mercury and cther pcissas "a
[" ithey Be tAken % ell times ane nncsr Al ar
- leumstarees vitAoatregsra - al<s e. eo,AaesAi "
- Prics as Gems hox. -
3, iauis Ne. soa ~ prsssiln aaa psAi'rs n ssa''
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HENRY HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
-Ta5fl TO soiiidiGTS E-i-fcf -lr-' -'.'Lt
: Fluid iExtrat Sarsaparilla

VIII radically extermiuate from the system
Scorfula. syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes. Sore Legs Sore Mouth, sore Head, Bron-
Runnings nom the Ear, White SweiIings, Tu-
nors, CAncerous, Affections, Nodes, Rickets,
GfanduIar SwellfnRs, Night Sweats, Rash, Tet-
Ter, Humors OF al Kind. .Chfon ic Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, and ali diseases that have, been es-
tablished In the system Tor years.
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H. T. HELMB0LD,5 EXTRACT BGCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU-
DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC !
in all their stages. stIittle expense lille or 30
change III diet no neon venlence, and no ex-
posure. IL causes y frequent desire, and gives
strength to Urinaie. thereby remoSlng Obssruc-
tions, Preventing and Curing Structures OF the
frequent In ttzs class OF diseases, and expeiang
all Poisonous matter. ~ -,4. .-.- d.
Thousands who have been the victims OF
incompetent persons, aud who have psid heavy
fees TO be cured In short time, have found
they have been deceive and that the Poison
has, by the use OF powerful astringents, been
aggravated form, and perhaps alter Marrlake
Use hELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ior
ali affections and diseases Oh the Urinary Or
gans, whether existing in Male or Female,
Irom Whatever cause originating and no matter
OF how long standing. PRICE, one DOl.L-AR
AND DFIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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Fun and explicit directions accompany the
medicines,
Evidence ofthe most and reliable
charaeter furnished on application, with hun
dreds Of thousands OF living Witnesses, and
upw Ard OF 80 Ouo unsolicited certineates and
rccoinmendatory letters, many OF which are
from the highest sources, Including eminent
Physicians, Clergyfnen, Statesmen, etc. The
proprietor has never escorted to their publica-
ton IN, The newspapers; he does not do this
from the fact that his articles rank stands rd
Preparations. and do not need To be ,ropred up
by csrtihcates.Ii fHd-
Henry II HelmbOld's Genuine
-uoi ~ ~ = Preparations.
Delivered to any address. secure from OBJ
servation.
Etablished upward of twenty years. Sold by
Dr.gs's.s eyerywhere. yAddres letters fOr
infor .ustipn, in confidence 10 HENRY I.
HEIsMBOhD, Druggist and Ch efntss.
Only peposs; II. 4. Hk:LMBoLD's Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, No, 5ei BROAD ay. New
YORK, or TO II, r Ht.LMBOLD'S Medical Depot,
l0i snath Teath Street, Pa iladslphia, Pa.
BEWARE OF tOUNTkRFE El1s Ask for
HENRY T. HELABoLp'sl Taks NO other. 'i-
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T. .HELMBOLD'S1MPRoE.
th1iiSc ED ROSE WASH

T. MBOLD'SlMPROE
>lD'i'o' ED ROSE WASH
cannot be surpassed as q Face Wash, and will
be found the obly-spec lficz. z.EeInedy IN every
species CuIaneous Afectivn.7 ltsReedIiy era "A
Gates Pfmpies, Spots. SeorDutIe Dr' hess, In
duraIaons- OF the Cutaneous Arnio aiie, etc..
dispefs Redress and Incipleut Inf1aInilali ION,
lives, kxsh, Moth Patehes.1 lTyness vi scsip
or skin, Frost BlIes anu All PURPOSES Ior which
Save es or Olntnlenls are useu; restures the sk al
toa state of purity and sOstness, aud insufes
continued healthy action to the ti>sds % lts
vessels. ON " hicn depends the agreeabie ctehr-
ness and g.vivacitys OF complexion. 80 much
sought and admit ed. But move. er Vaiualie as
a remeay for existing detects o, he sk IN, D. 4.
de lm n0ld' > Rose Wash has long sustained its
prinsipie cisi 10 unboalided PATRONAGE, oy
possessing QUALITIES which render IL toliet
A Apperdage OF the most SuperiaIlve and Con
snlal eiIar com bin ing IN an eieS ant Tor.
nula those prominent requisites, Safety and
Efficacy 3ths invariable compartments Tits
,ise-As PreservatIse aud, Refresher of The
IL Is an excellent Eotlon Tor
diseases of a Syphiiitlo Nature, and as an
Infection for diseases Of the Urinary organs.
arising rom habits OF dissipation. used in
col. necIion with the Extracts Buchu, Sarasapa-
riila, and Catawoa Grape Pills, IN such diseases
as recommended. cannot be surpassed. Price,
One DoAar per Bottle.
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4 Terrible TaIa

The Rome (Ga.,) Chronicle publishes
rumor of a terrific tragedy in st. Clair
county, Alabama. II appears that i
band of disguised men broke into the
house ofthe tax collector of that county,
who Was absent from home at the time,
and demanded the amount of the taxes
from his wife. She refused to give it
up or tell where it was. After attempt
ing in vain to force her to tell the hid
ing place of the treasure, they searched
for it and found it. After possessing
themselves firmly of the money, they
ordered her TO get them some supper.
While she was busying herself with
this forced task, she conceived the idea
OF poisoning them, and thus preserving
at once the money and her husbands
honor. She deity slipped some arsenic
in the coffee she was mixing. They
drank heartily and fell dead shortly al
terwards. She strippad the disguises
OFF, and found that two of the villains
were strangers, but the third was her
husband, who had taken this means of
stealing the taxes of the people.
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'a~ 'a''' 'oM NJ '''' 2. q. ..
HENRY Il. HELMBOLDS q
fasL3 sva- .iaG s.ifE s.csfaae-f . 7
-'i' 20 CONCENTRATED .....
i.a sar ls1 1Eah faloq'l i--
FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU,
THE GREAT DIuRETIc,

THE GREAT DIURETIC, -.....
has cured every case of DIABETES in which IL
mas been. given, Irritation OF the Neck OF the
Bladder and Irliam nation of the Kidneys,
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Re-
tention of Urine, Diseases of the ProsIate
Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel.
Deposit, ana Mucous or Milky Dis
charges, and ior Enfeebled and Delicate Con-
situations Of both sexes, attended with the
sy symptoms: 1ndispositoh 10 exertion, |,
loss of power, Evss of memory, diHculty OF
weak nerves, trembling, horror OF
disease, wax efulness, dimness OF vision, pain
in the back, hot hands. flushing Of the body,
drynesS OF the skin, eruption on the lace,
paliid countenance, universal lassitude of the
muscular system, etc. lsQHHa4t ec5 ffi,r I
J Used by persons from the ages of eighteen to
twenty five, and from tnirty-f1ve TO n-ty- nve
or in the decline or change OF life; after con-
hnemento labor pains; bedwetting in children
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patrick, the widow Malony tells
me that you stole one other finest pigs.
Is it correct?"
"Yis, yer honor"
"What have you done with it?'
"Kiiled it and ate it, yer honor"
''Oh, Patrick, Partrick! when you
are brought face to face with the widow
and her pig at the judgment day, what
account will you be aJle to give Of
yourself when she accuses you of steal
ing?''
"Did you say the pig would be there,
your riverence?"
0Weil then your reverence, T'll say,
Mrs, Ma!ony, there's yer pigp'
The Boston IrdUeyer tells of a lady in
that city, who, having occasion to use a
support for an ivy plant which she was
raising in a pot, took an old grape vine
cane and thrust it into the earth. Some
time after wishing to move the ivy she
pulle up the old cane, and found to
her establishment that it had sent out
shoots and was making vigorous efforts
to root itself by the side of the ivy.
This bit of grapevine had been used for
long timeas cane, and for years,
which no one in the family could num-
ber had been lying about the house.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-06

Whoever has kindness for me may
be assured that / have twice as much
for him.-HQuthOTme. -, az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-01
TTNHE AMERICAN
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Made by the HoLYoKE MACHINE COMPANY,
HoLYoKE, MASS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR

Office of j. BEEBE, Springfield Mass, May 90 1911
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performs my entire satisfaction consider it the
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