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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

FALSE DELIcAcY--The friends of those who are
troubled with bad breath, and, through over
squeamshness, dislike to refer to it, commit
positive and cruel mistake, especially ii they are
aware Of the merits and great efficacy OF the fra
grant SozoDoNT. This is the true and only rem
edy for the difficulty there is no valid excuse
for a bad breath now.
spaldng's Glue mends everything,
Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, f. X A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, May 10th, 1872.
g. J.. WYMAN, W. M
i. G. 0RYIS, s. W
AdOniram Chapter, No. Is, X. A. NJ.
Next regular conyocahon on Wednesday even
ing May 22d, at u o'clock
J.. @. ORYIs, II. +.
j. 2. BLACK Sect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25
SOMETHING NEW FOR AGENTS

~ Ageats RHO traB 20 make money can cell
nothing go rapidly ar cur new and beautiful steel
Engraving
THE MOTHER OF Dun LORD.
II is the finest subject ever engraved. aud sur
prises every brhOlder with its WOnderUus beauty
Sizo 22N3O In. Price $500 Highly endorsed by
leading Divinos Of all denominations, Agents
who ind that "BoaiS go hard, can make $40 per
day with THE splendid work Of art. Male and te-
male Agents wanted, Write for circulars to WOE-
THlNGTON, DUSTIN ~ CO, Hartford, c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

T0HE ONLY GENERAL ACCIDENT
Insurance Company in America writing,
Accident Policies by the month or year, is the
TRAVELLERS
of Hartford, c. II insurcs men of all trades,
occupations and professions, at rates within the
means Of all. TuE TRAVELLERS also writes poll
cies Of Life and Endowment
INSURANCE
Of all usual FORMS uniting Ample Security and
Moderate Cost under Definite Contract. Pre-
MUM system is the fayorte Low Rate, All Cash
Stock Plan. No other
COMPANY
in the world, Of its age, has returned 80 much
money N benefits to its Policy holders Cagh
Assets. nearly Two Millions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

O. - Lon Agents Hfodts pgT watk Nlliprota "a
De- or tafioit toA Nov articles patented JulN
18th. Samples a#Bi FREQ 90 alL Address W, u.
NunUanHl 205 broadway, ~ \.
fl4 e 4 EaH "a. salss INu kErrtH and ins
| TIME Dictator. Indispensable " eNufy tray
oior trader baN farmer, aud tar hkEhAhopl
Ia need Ol a ft8tab4r time Keeper Usual watch
size, steel works, Ela-s crystal 10 neat 0hulhl
case, wkRBAsrEn q denote correct time fur tNa
years. Aa1htag '6tF Is lUt sold weekly. This
valuable article, ia neat ease viii be sent, pre-
paid, any where. iar "a lar il. Try Uno. Cir
cuiar- free, Ordered only from thc Sole Agenirs
+ KING 90, Hwttlch0ro, VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25
~ PER CENT. NET.

" Tho Iowa buAN AND TRusT CoMraNy viii
invest money ON first class Real Estaio, al ton
Dor cent. interest net, payable semi Annually 10
New York, aud will guarantee the collection OF
all loans made through it, agency All charges
paid by the borrower. Now York and New Eng
land references aud full particulars, sent on ap.
pication. SAauEi MERRILL llate Governor Of
Iowa. President. Address JAMES y. HEART
WELL Socy, Drawer l67, Des Moines, Iowa,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25
10 BOOK KEEPERS,

ANY OgHEE NAN
A History % Writing fbus, with Numerous IL.
IastFatL0us, thaulnR boz Steel IeHs are made F,
together with Y % the reiterated MAaHsgf3s
MEDALLION FEEs viii o. sent by mall "a receipt
q % ceBie 81 tap WASHINGTON MEDALLION
IIA CO, y. T.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25
EAST DORSET.

DEAR JouESAL:--S on call upon your
correspondents TO keep you posted in
matters Of general interest transporting in
their vicinity. Considering this subject
Of local news as one feature Of the jour
NAL which makes il 50 deservedly popu-
lar trust those ofyour readers to whom
YOU refer will feel it their duty TO COM
ply with your request. Whether your
usual correspondents Of this place are in
want Of news worthy Of record, or
whether they may not have fallen into a
sort Of Rip Van Wrinkle slumber know
not Yet, If tho latter mishap has befal-
len them, their SAUNDERS viii doubtless
be Of short duration, for the veritable
Rip Van Wrinkle, himself could not long
remain unconscious beside the constant
blinking and uproar which is soon TO
make this the busiest, liyeiiest village along
this valley. TIL said correspondents
arise from their leihargy, have to re-
port, that J. X. Freddy having pur-
chased Of bis brother BE interest in the
marble business Of this place IS pushing
his mill 10 rapid completion, employing
thereon all the masous who can to adj
vantage he employed The railroad
works complete, not having been ii the
least Injured OF disturbed by the winters
lrosls, OF The spring freshets Mr. Freed.
les has contract 20 supply marble for
the erection d bank building in New
York, sud for the purpose u saving The
marble, has made arrangements with The
Field Marble Co. 70 use their mill iill the
completion Of h.s own The labor Of
trimming and auiug the marble q under
the supervisor q a Philadelphia firm who
ail. employ for ,hai puIpose, about ify
w0fkmen from ,his time tlll Octobef ist.
Most ~ those are fsam Philadelphia, a
portion Of whom an already 81 work.
THIS will add very materially 70 our pop
nlal.on, sud with our usual basiness IN
s a0urishing condition, VII a. before re-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

marked mako car blile village au Go
ocedInsly busy enc
NJ >;fulaers II philalcIphiA IS tsc
msn who pa. taken the auira-t referred
70 shove and has engaged : 800 worth
of mafbie and win employ, iB all, ab9at
one hundred hauds Mr. eirutlors lag
ttat when be gets one Dorset marble
front erected ia New York be can iad
market foraH that Mr. Freddy cau get
oot, d being SO much superior to the
WesteAcstor marble which Is mostly used
at present for building fronts Kin.
JoUENkLs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-04-25

spaldlng's Glue mends everything.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

aad before his death issnd Il in my poser
20 pay back in part my large debt Of graf
itnds. When be returned to Ne~ York,
poor and sick. nth certain death before
him. |. with Miss -. hired room and
nurse for him. From that they have made
the romantic story Of my nursing him for
unrequitcd love. II vas old Bessey vho
nursed him. .Yoa know how big and
strong she is; yet even she became worn
cat. TOR his sickness was long and v~rv
painful. Many snkind. eyen cruel things
have been said becaase be willcd to me
ne eonat eaecss. Besides the books
'.Ma es1sen ~AfsA = Aaponneho1 to the
Historical Society. they were all tkSs Ne
possessed. and he left them to me. not more
out ofpcrsonal regard than from desire
to repay n far as he was able the money
which | had expended for his comfor. du-
ring his last long sickness
''ln the profouniest sense Alice Cary
never loved but once The man whom
she loved is still alive; yet gossip. with
its keenest scent. has never found or nam
ed him. With all her fullncss of aifcc-
tion. hers was an electric and solitary soul.
lie who by the very patent Of his being.
was more to her than any other mortal
cnnii be, might pass from her life, but no
other could ever take bis place 4 proud
and prosperous family brought all their
pride and power TO bear on son to pre-
vent his marrying girl uneduca,cd. rus
tic and poor. Il waited for one who new
er came back she said. Yet I believed
ne would come till l read in a paper his
marriage to another. Can you think what
life would be-loving one. waiting for one
who would never come ?
He did come 4. last. I saw him. His
wife had died. Alice was diving. The
gray-haired man sat down beside the gray
haired woman. Life had dealt prosper
onsly with him. as is its wont with meg.
Suffering and death had taken all from her
save the lustre Of her wonirous eyes
From her wan and wasted face they shonc
upon him full of tenderness and youth.
Thus they met with life behind them
they who parted plightcl lovers when life
was young. He was the man whom she
f"rcavc for her blighted and weary life.
with smile Of parting as divine rs ever
lit the face of wo,nan"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDExrrrY.-A
Meriden man returning from the ..club, -
a few nights ago. got into the wrong house
and had just pulled off his boots prcpnra-
tory TO seeking his little bed. when the
proprietor appeared, and with some diff
Guilty conducted him home. When thev
arrived the inebriated individual was s,iil
50 befoggcd that he insisted that his friend
(who, by the way. is strict temperance
NAM. should be put to bed !: assured him
he would never say word about his be-
ing "in-tos-ti-ca-ted;" pointed ou. to him
the evils of intcmperance depicted the
sorrow Of his wife if she should ever know
Of his condition: begged him never to
touch another drop of liquor. and even
went so far as to produce a bill for goods
from one Of our merchants. which, he in
sisted. was temperance pledge. and with
tears urged his friend to sign it. promis-
ing to stand by him through ..thick and
thin If he would do so. It is needless to
say that the temperance man didn'. sign.
-Erchanye.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
Interest. blister draws .b,rr,

INTEREST blister draws sharper
than interest does. OF all industries,
none is comparable to that ofintcrest. 1t
works all day and night, in fair weather
and foul 7, has no sound in its footsteps.
but travels fast. 1t gnaws at a mans sub
stance with invisible teeth. II binds in
dusiry with its films. as tiy is bound in
a spiders web Debts roll man over and
over. binding hand and foot. and letting
him hang upon the fatal mesh until the
long-lcgged interest devours him. There
is b1t onethiug on farm like it, and that
is the Canada thistle. which swarms new
plants every time YOU break its roots, whose
blossoms are prolific, and every flower the
father of a million seeds. Every leaf is
an awl. every branch u spear. and every
plant like platoon Of bayoncts. and a
field Of them like an armed host. The
whole plant is a torment and vegetable
curse. And yeta farmer had better make
his bed of Canada thistles than to be at
ease upon interest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
Written for the Beaeon.)
ANSWER TO BEAUTIFUL sSOwn

Pause poor desponding one never de.ns;r
Zen for thy sorrow a succor is near.
Thy hear,-broken moan in Heaven i. heard;
Mercy deep fount In thy cause has been stir d:
Sosbing,
Moaning
Weeping, wild,
Over Thy ruin. poor SHINING child,
Thy moan has gone Up TO the mansions above,
God sends bis angels to guide thee In love,
Angels TO guide to shelter below,
Where His grace shall pusse thee whiter .ahsn
.sls ! snow NV ..klsss g :.
HI i0rshxts-aeet dfaet coming from Heaven,
Pure as the snow is the sinner forgiven
Though cen as crimson beF sins may be red,
Till wash'd by His Life-b blood on Calvary shed;
Fading,
Changing,
Frightening they shine,
Guilt changed TO virtue by Mercy divine
Cheer thee. then, Msgdalen, rise and repair
To the feet Of the Saviour, in peni,ent prayer:
Through Him ask forgivness His grace to bes,ow,
Thoult be pure rs angels, and v hitter than snow,
Thou poor ou'cas, on earth, by sorrow oppress'd d,
Seek the feet Of the Saviour there thou'lt find
rest
Man, by his Perfdy, has caused thy shame,
Destroyed thy virtue, on him rests the blame;
Repentant,
Praycrful,
Hope for the best,
Nay Cod in His mercy, give thee peaceful rest
he thief was forgiven when nailed to the cross,
Have faith in His promises, thou art not lost!
For He, In His goodness, full grace will bes,ow,
Ills blood, twill ransom, make W hitter than snow
JACQUES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

Nor EerAL RiGnrs One cannot blame
the women after all, and the only wonder
i that more of them are not bowling for
their rights. The other day Louisville
man met an accident which was headed
Terrible Aecident-A Man Shoots of
Part of his Jaw" On ,ie :. me day a
lady fell down in Brooklyn and broke her
jaw. So that she may never speak again. and
yet the accident was put under the head
cf More Good Luck for Sm;,h-llis Wife
Breaks her Jaw"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

p"S'T TELL YOUR Brslxrss -'.Durinc
my long commercial experience" SAYS
Girard, II have noticed 10 advantages
result from telling ones business to 9th
ers, except to create jealousy or compc-
tition when we are fortunate, aud to graf
'fy our enemies when otherwise" He
was never known TO disregard this theory
in nil his protraeted career as one Of the
greatest and mcst successful merchants.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
I,e...rD Aver,o,rr:.,. :,

ID n EDWARDS; having qualified 40 an
H. Auctioneer according TO the License
Lava Of shs United Ssates. gives notice thai he
will attend 10 the sale Of al real or perseaal
property that may es offered 81 public aaslioa
iaSi. kary's eOaasy. I'D sss, Z n Edwards,
Grsa, A'as p d. 81 Nary's essai., Nd.
Jsa-a -, ,lsie-tf. 80 r--
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

he whispered. .Yesr HI =
for I am 80 happy that I Iou 4 g 4.
"But." be addeJ. doubtfuIl Nh
she viii not"
His ~ords were iaserrupsed :.
pearance Of the young l.1 - - ;
rather more speedily shS3 e7,57< q Z
pair bad anticipated, for viii klavlS ara,
was stifl clasped sro9nd ssllie' {e,i,f. and
very foolish they both Looked \ ulisehiev.
Gus Katie pause abruptly cn ~ thrcsh-
old, and TIRES up her Aps pse,e mock hor-
rqr OF the scene. kS
..SslIie. .Reeeh 4 ksas 49,
But Wsif Dssis interrlsr -sS
Late s'ss.''s ssl ~. DIX ~ Y e's.:!s'
Ani Katie did congratulate him, as
suring him Of her belief that she would
BY the exercise Of that patience Of which
she possessed 50 large store, be able to
tolerate him as brother-in law.
Her gray eyes sparkled with mirth as
Davis proceeded to tell her. how during
her absence in the village. a gypsy wo-
man had foretold his present good for
tune. aud in SO doing had given him cour-
age to 60 forward and realize in very
truth the JOY she had predicted.
81 shall seek her out, concluded viii,
"and reward her; but for her should
still be in the suspense l have found it so
hard to bear"
What viii you give her, pray ~ ask
ed Katie.
Anything she may choose to ask 50
that it be not too unreasonable"
a few moments later Katie left the
room, and directly afterwards a slight rus
tic at the door attracted the lovers at,en-
ton.
Looking up they perceived. to their sur
prise, the Identical old gypsy woman stand
ing in the doorway.
She made deep courtesy. and hob
bling across the floor. stood before them
in silence for an instant only. however.
then she extended one hand. while with
the other she cast of her sunbonnet. re-
vealing the laughing face Of 'madcap Ka-
tie"
Money. if you please. sir. for the poor
old gypsy's village pensioners"
And Will Davis, as soon as he could
sufficiently recover himself, assured the
poor old gypsy" that she should be
'lihcrally rewarded" as soon as he could
gain access to his private drawer, in his
study. some two miles away.
I'm trust you till then" said Katie.
and with g'ecful laugh she bounded
away to lay aside the fortune-teller's dress
which had done such good service.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

TUE RoYAL FAMILY or ExeLAxp.-
Queen Victoria has nine childrep. The
names and times Of birth Of each Of the
royal family are rs follows:
Princess Royal. born Nov. 81. lS40.
Prince OF Wakes. born Nov. Q. Is4l.
Princess Alice. born April Is. lsi3.
Prince Alfred, born August q. lS44.
Princess Heh,na. born May .. 1876.
Princess Loai<a. bern March Is. lS4S.
Prince Arthur. born Msy 1. 1850
Priscc Leopold. born April Z. 1853.
Princess Beatrice, born April IL, 1857
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
How To CHOOSE HusnAsp.-Neve,

How TO CHOOSE HusBAxD.-Never
marry man until you have seen him cat
Let the candidate for your hand. ladies'.
pass through the ordeal OF eating soft
boiled eggs. II he can do it, and leave
the tablecloth. the napkin. and his shir,
unspo,ted-take him. Try him next with
spare rib. If he aeeomplishes this feat
without putting out Que of his own eyes. or
pitching the bones into your lap. name
the wedding day ., once-he will do to
tie to.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
FGrace Greenwood thus writes m

AGrace Greenwood thus writes on the
Woman Question :" "Tf | had the fran
ing of che law. only such women should
be allowed to vote as had sewing ma
chimes. and knew how to Use them: no
woman could have vote who could not
read and write who was not able to cast
up her millinery accounts and cut them
down: who could no. ma ke loaf of bread
a pudding sew on a button. wash dishes,
and, on pinch. keep boarding house,
and support husband dccently"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

Jerroli once wen; to a party al
which Mr. Pepper had assembled his
friends, aud said TO his hos, on entering
the room-''Ny dear Mr.. Pepper, how
glad you must be to see your friends,
mustered -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

kE The Cincinnati Engrirer's Deu,eh
poet is shocked at the nude small boy on
the Davidson fountain:
Der Small Poy stands on der fountain.
Cnd he don, got on any close.
Und der young girls dcy all blush und saw
va, he means BY such conduct as dose:'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

To PUHrrr 4 ROOM Set a pitcher o
water in a room and in a few hours il will
have absorvcd all the respirci gas .cs in
the room. the air Of which will become
purer. bnt the water utterly Gshy. The
eUldsr the water is. the greater the capa-
city TO contain these gases
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
SorrHyIxG OLp PurrY.-Fn removinp @

SorrENIxG OLD PurrY.-Fn removing
old broken panes from n window, it il
generally very difficult, to get off the dry.
hard putty that sticks around the glass
and frame To obviate this. dip small
brush in nitric or muriatic acid. and 90
over the putty with it, I,c,it rest awhile
and it soon will become SO soft that YOU
can remove it with ease.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

ks In apprehension Of The smallpox
q Western paper says: ..vaceinate =
Pciiteness never hurts anybody. Small.
rcx will not hurt you f you allow vscei-
n-,ioa 70 take your arm"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

frA crazy man having got into the
gallery of the Senate of the United States
during rambling debate was taken out.
the sergcant-a,-atms telling him that he
was '.Out Of place in tina, gallery y
That's So said the luna,ic; | oue hit to
be on the floor with the Senators"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

An exchange says that it's rather
amusing tn see 4 new married healthy
young woman. whosc husband earps n
salary Of iwelv or fifteen dollars week
hunting for girl 80 help in LSzsekecp-
Ing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
ST. MARY'S BEACON |
.Ta n's'Lss1D svrnI rsssssAfn
J.F. KlNG L JAMES s. DOWNS.

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Be paid within sir months. No subscription
will he received for Q shorter period than six
months and no paper to be discontinued until all
arrearegrs are paid exceptat the option of the
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liberal deduction made TO those wko advertis
By the year.
; Cemsuuirations Of a personal character will
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All CONN anioaiions for publication must be
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
z. r. z.
RADWAI'S READY RFLIEF
CURES TIE WORST PlINS


CURES TIE W0RST PAINS
iHJTom One 10 Treniy MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOIR
after reading this adverusemrnt reed any one
suffer with pain.
R"dway's Ready lses'eiis u cure for every pain
IL was the first and is
The Onty Pain Pemr1v
that instantly stops tn. most excruci,tinp
pains, allays inflammation, aud cures Comes
tions whether of the Lungs Stomach. Bowels.
or other glands oT organs by one application
IN from One 10 Trenty Minutes.
no matter how violent or rxcrucinting the pain
ths Rheumatic, Bed-ridien. Infrm, Crippiel
Neuralgia, or prostraIed with disease may suf-
fer.
RADWAI"S REiDY REL7EF
~iN aFord instant cn,e
Inflammation efti, k,dn>g,, Inflammation oftIt
Rrdde,, Inflammation Of TIE Bo,reI,. Conq,,e,an n
Of The Li=gs. Sore TArcdA DsActH Rr,,,kipg
Pa!j,i'a'ro" .tth, N,rt, Hy,,erics. Croup. DR.
th,rrn. C"Grrh, Influenza. HeaRlch,. Teothacie,
Et",aiyiG, Rhenmati,n', Cold Chi!d,, 14sue
CnI,
The application of The Realty RelieF TO the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty ex-
lists will afford aasc and comfort
Twenty drors in hall a tumhlcr Of water will in
. few nom, nis cure or mps spasms sour stomach
heart burn, sick headache, diarrhca, dys.Rte-
~. colic wind in the bowels, and all internal
pains.
Travellers should always carry \ bottle Of
Rddrap's Rradv Rc!icf with them. A few drops
In water vii! prevent sickness or pains from
change OF water II Is better than French Bran
day or BitleTs asa siipu lant.
FFTER AND AGUR.
ana Ague cured for fifiy- ceats. There
is not remedial sscat in this " orid that will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other mal,rious,
bilious. scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other ft-
srrs tliacd hy ladway's Pillsl 40 quick as
RalMay's Ready Ee!ief Fifty cents per hoi,ir
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08
UFILTH! BEiFTYtt

Strong and pune rich blood increase or fcsh and
weight TEAR sNin and beautiful completion
secured 10 all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

Here comes Katie from her visit to
the village. said Sallie, an hour later.
She was standing at the Window, aud
IS shc spoke, young Davis came to her
ssde. and gently stole his srm around hcr
shall We tell her now, my dearcs: :"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-08

pr. Rad'cay's SdrsdpnrNiian Rrsolrrm
has made the most astonishing cures So
quick so rapid are :he changes the body un-
aergoes. under the influence of this truly
wonderful medicine, that every dav mn IN
crease in flesh aud weight is seen and felt
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-08

L Il. MORSE, of the late firm of
- Churchill d Morse, would be pleased to see the
friends and customers OF the late m at his
ton, with H. w. DENNY Co, 555 Main 81. Having
prepared to show, make to order first class goods in
every respect and at prices am author zed TO offer
goods can guarantee lower prices than lie found
elsewhere in the city. Also entire OUTFITS for House
keeping for cash, or by weekly monthly nstamens
a the very lowest living prices, be found the
same place J. T.. MORSE,
ct dtf Late .g MOrse