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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-11
DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect PURGATIvE PILLS,

perfectly asteless elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate purify cleanse, AMI strengthen. RAd
ways Pills. for the Of all disorders OF the Stomach
Liver, BoweA Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Dyspe 'sia, Bllousness Bilious Fever Inflammation OF
the Bowels Piles all Derangements Ofthe Internal Wis
cera. Warranted to effect positive Purely Vegeta
bic, containing mercury, minerals, deleerous drugs
rB- Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation Inward Piles Fulns Of the Blood In the Heal
Acdty Of the Stomach Heartburn, Disgust OF Food
Fulln Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructaons Sinking
Futeng at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and Difficult BreahIng Fluerpg the Heart Choking
OF suoeang Sensation, when i9 Lying Posture Dmnes ot
the Head eDeeleney o Perspaton Yelowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Pain In the sd Chest, Limbs sudden Fuahe u
Heat, Burning In the Flesh.
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the sys
TEN from all the aboye.nanled disorders. Price, IS cents
per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. .I- ..i
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp TO RADWAY & CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane New.
York. Information worth thousands will be sent you
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-11
HEALTH! BEAUTY!l

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-11

Y, July
Dr. RApwLY 81 have had Ovarian Tumor the
bowels All the Doctors said there help for IT," tried
every thing that but nothing helped
esoven thought would try but no faith
in ~ bseaus had suffered for twelve years took SIX bottles
Of the Resoyent and box Of Railways Pills.
ties Of your Ready Reef and there sign
t and feel better smarter and happier than hays
for twelve The In the le aide Of the
bowels the groin write this you for benefit Of
others You publIh II n you choose.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-11
PERRY HOUSE,
New Bloomfield, Pa.

rTrHE subscriber having purchased the property
a On the corner Of Maine and Carlisle Streets
opposite the Court House, invites all his friends
ana former customers TO give him call as he Is
determined to furnish frSt class accommodations
ltI' ffe Proprietor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

STATEMENT OF THE MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK.
On another page present statement of this inst
sutton showing the condition Of te aairs on August
aoth Though new bank. It has RDrung 90 rapidly
into popularity and given evidence Of % much
strength that ananciers and business men generally
are wonder It's deposits, the point on which
the popularity OF such Institution il always shown.
now amount to 81 46s Is. being an increase Of nearly
" snty.ave per cent the amount of deposits -
shown in the statement published Last month. And
this increase Let il be noted made duripe the ysy
duless time Of the year. Thst Mr. Paul Fourchy tho
President. knows how to manage bank as we'll As BE-
hss managed tho NeechAat's .: Insurases Company i
fully shown by tho present standing of tho mutual
National The once Of this bank 10 100 Cansl street,
and M }. Nitehei Is its es.ia and popular cashier
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

CRoPs IN FRANCB.-The Frsuch paper
Corsaire publishes minute detaits Jas to the
condition of the crops aud tina harvest 10
France. The result of the whole is that
the wheat crop is unusually abundant aud
Of an excellant quality. Fodder is equally
plentiful and also of good quality, while
oats, although scarcely 80 good, promise
fAir yield. The greatest deficiency ia iu the
rye crop, Which is far from good. In the
south Of France the prospects of the vint.
age have been gravely compromised BY the
bad weather.; but the heat of the sun has
latterly been doing wonders, and although
the vintage cannot in my case equal good
average year, the fears Of 3 couple of months
ago will not. certainly be verified. In the
Vosges district the farmers are at present
busy securing their hay harvest. which
every where IL OF q remarkable abundance
-so much SO, indeed, that the granaries
will, it is said, be insu fiacient to stow away
the produce. Barley has been cut In the
district Of Beaugeney, and tile rye harvest
there has also begun. The returns are fair.
Harvest, too, has begun In the Loire re-
gions, where tile barley hae suffered much
from the heat, and Data are inferior to last
year. 10 Brittany, Potion, and the west
generally, the crops look we'll, both fodder
and wheat being Of good quality and fair
quantity, but barley and rye, ON the con-
trary, are unsatisfactory.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the week Ending Friday, August 3D.
MoEsrSs STAR OTFIcE.
Saturday Morning, Augusta 1871

Saturday Morning. AuSust''' 1871
psis a,ss NO q
Stated that the prices had shown more buoyanSy law
;ss :a Sss
lsc and strict da at ls} low Hhdonbe better surpy
forward with HeEsa a . spirit T ans day.
Sy .ssns sspss
sas Irsfss ,sss s., ssps IS Ss ss'sl
srct ddpS and !.f,d for n sssep fS
but on tie Whole ustylng change H. SuSSs ss Ss
va ana sPs
ssrtias to ws aaS.s ~ J, H.
Isl aos nSa ESss
sSH ~ po1 H. The total saies for tie week
snSeR sxD esIes quote IL; f
. snSS + = ys41lSSis sfsIeis
3cc for tnierteE. $50 for far fsrmsntr ~"
double extra g g 70 sboss
srsblS Ultra + s7so o to o 70 per eo i0'
A1e s@y su'hsl for mixed '''
oAT.EWs Ssste 50 e ss sr PEI 1So 9 ISs.
HAI-The trade Z sgPptsd At VT per ''n ''' r
e e. Dbl retain
'ns e a. sfaF s
sldea ila to g. clear sides iSso 1890 anu 40
faEoTo Po' ecu ito ioa and kegs at
PEI M quote choice Western at is to iso 10 ~
Goshen at 20 to &C, and common Northern
pc;asrsE-choioe factory quoted at iii to l'e anu
PouTRT AND Eoee-Chicksas are seng9 On Sc
ns as q to s. O. per doc according to A1o.
70 ti5 Eggs 10 to tic per do7 os En- A 50 per Dbl
Onions cell ates 50 to . rs Per Dbl c"O0'E'' .
oss re ,ss per u sts EHs
India BKuoiNG-We quote 100 Per y. 70 Isc In
olaty Domestic jute baggiaE lsec Rst. - per ID
| IRoS TIEs--Are steady emo hrn ~ -
= -. Money Market. .,,s
e.o,d ,Ioz +o ,,a, Au,erioan half dollars lOs
, Mexican dollars lisa 70 le: ,-...7 aIto-.
sterling exchange 23 TO 1884; francsa ,S+5amium.
? 4. Doraeetic oxohanTe, SIG 70 per cent P1'"-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

motion of I" NO copAdehoe further, that
ion, eud: above ~, that IL he'd bsen elected
when tho Opposition was In power. The
right to dissolve under these circamseanoes
would certainly DO .ackooWledge&yj& Eoo-
land, but Lord Cansef6ar1 is311sa, and
We trust TINT he will be csifca upon BY the
Home Governments to exelafs Mis- reasesx
for. that decision. M. Francis, the rev
Prime Minister. ID q Protectionist, and he
was in osRss when the prssant Assembly
was ,electedv He, comes ips heHessss: rlti
a majority of only two ss ttRsie h il he
dissolves, will haxaanpseded, thsSks. to
Lord Canterbury, n Seenring Ave general
elections dulipg his own tenure of power.
The Agency General in Itoudeu ia now va.
cant in consequence Of Mr.: Childer's ap.
pointment to the Chanceilorship of the
Duchy of Lancaster. e. .f.-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

The plan of keeping open on Saturday ana
Monday evenines fox tho RoOOmmoaaEaoA Of snan a.
positors was happy idea in the ofoers Of the Worh
ipgmen's Accommodation Bank, and has net W'th
such AGemont proves that 1t u move long
needed in city. The line Of dsPO~its In the new
bank Is constantly increasing showing well nSrSeo
confidence ia this inattudan and asaaring tts ParA'
pent success Mr. Joseph Menard the snshier, one Of
eur oldeat and mOst reliable ofC,SopS requests al
stochboldors have Jet paid up their 'useoriP
tsoas 70 GALL At Ss ths bsnhinEhoa"s No cs"ol
street, and do
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

NIL BYREE & CODY an advertisement
.th.- o,r,., thee gentlemen inform their patrons
..St nav hnva an shed their annual otooktang That
rt,on which has been LEFT unSOd, they propose 70 'Su
At worry low figures order 70 enable th"~ 70
appropriate goods the coming SEASON Their Ptaoe
Of business is sitzated the oerner Of anu
Inchaon atreets
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

FUSION" Fusion" ct present seems to be
on the every Who haa the interest Of the
State Government At heart And, indeed, from wnss
We have heard the ladies' too, have mnnta for ans
eourfnr about fusion NOT that Of the several dis
affected political parties agitatinG tho question
.hov TO red-sn rSsats Government" bat one which
astssally domestic government This fusion
taksa the fOref onio0 81 the Ssvera' u
the mar specimens Of sewing machines now In use
,,v ladies' tink tat the desirable fapioa he's been
hopoiy uaaAs In 80 Singer Sewing MRcAine Thoy cay
that it, needle b the strAEhteat hsaco PROGRESSES
more power sad IN ioas Aaas 10 sPrAS O. miss oaeona
Tbev maintain shat its gre0tor strength enables It 70
ttoh anon very hsGVy material. They assert 1t VIII
thout the asssssaCO Of oithor hand. while otasr
machines require both hands TO assSt tho feed and
guide the work. The enumerated Of thsos quAAnea-
tsas will ondOabsSaly csOss the ladies' TO visit tn
(s,,zni AGENCY ofWm. I. Cooper Co. @ coa& street
$50 ths othor oxosllenciss have rot Gpaos here y
assaI VII b practically sxhlb'sA ~ the agsnt Inn
- q ssaas Of hIs Shls end 0oartsS1s hS,Ssa>sS-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

rr,rpr1So BARaAIxs-Such lie the engaging
o.Dtion Of the advertisement of Braselman Adams
we ourselves, have no hesitation In aeoep1nH w
t, ~ the statement bat should Guy o0efO inclined
- ~ Il thu loaat ipcroaulouS. simply reSor the
D.rty - doubtlnE to the gentlemen themselves wno
nav h founA - their eOnodisuS estabaShHaens' go
- sss AEnRaaino street. where sAsy sE tAeE
clerks win give practical demonstration OF the
,O.n;r
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

The FIRE which caused such havoc in Mr.
ca auzins ne stock Of jewslfy. clocks etc. has not
da1n,ea his spirit BE has already commenced fitting
mo store los Carondeiet street and will Do
to resume buiiness in few days This IL the proper
time for his friends to show their confidence In MN oy
given him their patronage after SO severe Misfortune
as. has como upon him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01

HIBEalSIA RAKK.--A notice Eor H. T@rle-
ton. cashier, IGbsssAsa in eur saVe1g sselA ee-eI
NM, otOckhSlhszs We have - ySesa tx o. eAAeS
-. c.Hyor.son oKsAss Raak lats aNens2 ealk 10 -
20 - sooa - paseEhasS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-01
1pvERTIsINa RATES OF TIE EsTAh.

gFr,1a;out Advertisements, ~ 50 Per sqNARe
TWsasy.Avs Per cont discount aIloW'o W
&C., ,,...a-a n above rates WITH =ialecSSns'
fSnSSR md Marriage Notices y A5yaTtise 1saSl
WansS 0n4 RorDoras kn.s[Nl-eNS~
m eSsNs paE kno 0aeh t1sereaeaiS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-01
Webster's Percentage.

On his paterpal side, as given in
full in his life by Curtis, he came from
the Wcbsters Of Hampton, among the
earliest settlers Of that town. OF his
maternal ancestry less is said. We
are told that his mothers maiden
name was Abigail Eastman, a tailor
ess Of Salisbury. But whence came
she? The late DR.. Nyc, Of Salisbury.
was much interested in the history Of
that town, and has left papers detail
ing the genealogy of some Of the fam
lilies. From one Of these papers we
quote: "a Miss Eastman, q young
lady Of Welsh descent, was courtcd
and had natural son by a mulatto,
whe ran off or died before the birth of
the child, who bore the name of his
mother. The boy grew up to man
hood, and married half Indian girl,
whose father was white man, and
reared up family of Eastmans, from
whom Miss Abigail Eastman, the
mother of Daniel and Ezekiel Web
ster, and all the Eastmans of Salisbu-
ry had their origin. 1t was very
common in the early settlement Of
Salisbury for the inhabitants to mar
ry Indian girls. Their characteristics
are very visible to this day among
their descendants.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-01

Near Knoxville, Marion county, a
child three years old was bitten by a
rattlesnake in the foot. II had ad.
ministered as remedy, alcohol, and
DR.. Cornell's "certain cure" for snake
bites was also resorted to, the recipe
being as follows:
Take one table spoonful Of gun.
powder, and salt, and the yellow Of
an egg, and mix so as to make plas
ter, place on a cloth and apply to the
wound, letting it extend an inch OF
all sides Of the wound. As the poi
son is drawn the plaster will lose it,
sticking qualities, and when full will
fall off. Apply a new plaster until il
sticks, which is sure evidence that
the poison is all out. This will cure
snake bite on either human OF
beast"
The child recovered ; and, this being
the case, perhaps the above simple
remedy should be cut out and pre-.
served.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

G $. Jerome, Plaintiff. Circuit Court o
L. q. Cunningham. Deft.J Aug Term 1872
gIlO l.. G. Cunningham. Defendant: You are
i hereby notified that there is now on fix
In the Office of the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court
in and for the County of Cedar, in the State
OF Iowa, a petition of G. S. Jerome, Plaintiff
claiming OF you one hundred and forty six
75-l00 dollars. being for money paid out and
expended by the plaintiff for your use and
benefit during the years 1871 and 1872; and
claiming also writ of attachment against
your lands and tenements, goods and chat.
tells, rights and credits.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the Sec
ond day of the next term of said Court. to he
begun and held at Upton. in said county on
the 26th day of August, ls52. a default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer OF
said petition.
4w2s NJ, MCLAUGHLIN, Atty for Pl'T.
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The Tribune IL mot IN Organ" and
does not, Of course, speak for Mr..
Greeley. Let us now see what It will
say, II 1t can say anything, for ITSELF
We have pointed Mr.. Greeley to his
remedy. And the mere word Of Mr..
Greeley is not heoceforth current
with the American people.
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In Japan the marriage ceremony |;

In Japan the marriage ceremony is
very simple. A ma an d woman both
drink out Of the same cup, and the
thing is done. Divorce is not much
more elaborate. The husband who is
dissatisfied with his wife gives her a
piece Of paper on which few charac-
tiers are traced. Being translated,
they are about as follows: Il no likee
you. thinkec you likee other man
more better. give you piece a pa
per. You can go. Goodee-bye for
allee."
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Look to your Children |
.-3ss!ss5E aa:giSE co.


~ fst4ta torf Eafe n cent and sciea
aseftrasn, a. dls.sse cttee. y mAi, cr express.
Toying the hesi rc-eaI SAIL, prrest crrss IN
torn, aa aVpl.sg poseGs render r,eti
Sas favortes. We nsnataetare medicine ~ all Chronic
Diseases anybody thsir Symtos, enclose o.,
will send with ustructions 10 this
sk tina metropolis brought ithin the all
NoDe reuire yroioarei treatment undertake
eosresfund change the medicine reQuireA
SOME OF CTR REMEDIES
Dsarrhra Pills Scots. Constipation Pins
90, Pills anahs person Of eoeatjpated
habit Fever and Ague Pills 81 90. Liver Pills
= co. these act directly on the liver Neuralgia Pills
81 CO. relief In 30 min aud 10 few day ]. Tonic
Pills co. for Nervous Exhaustion Ply steal Debility.
Of Loss Of appetite etc. Blood Pills 90
for S. purely vegetable en- long
enough to any blood faint. Buchu Pills 81, for
Kidney, bladder and urinary dhcpIties; this drug
world vide Deputator for Pinpne and
Freck1e Cure ST. the most effective known The pro-
fesson Pile Cure Pills for all forms Of Female Dis
from a5es TO S. 90 Also fluid preparations
Of all kinds reasonable prices Send stamps
caalospe Sold By druggists zoe don end them ssed
r. Insaiis country Ply seans Druggists, order
Sugar Coated pills. Patent medicine Drug. Surgical In
saru M Al
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Improved Farm

yNTGHfY ACRES OF first class prairie, well
Ia fenced and improved, but only cropped
Stiffness situated four miles east ofTipton, il
offered for sale on easy terms. A new frame
iw.lling house il nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TkRMs:-One-third cash; balance to suit
purchaser.
Inquire of JOHNS. TUTHILI., Esq. Upton
Iowa. 8tf WIN II HAMMOND.
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/ ask no tsusr image Of my Heaven
y Eathsr than ] find rejected In my
own hsaSt-all loving and 1oegiving.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-01
DR.. Wells Extractor Jurubeba
AGENTS WANTED
BUFFALO LAND

By W. T.. WEBB. Just ready. The mysteries ana
maryels of the mighty Plains fully ard trriihIIlg
described. Oyerfowing with wit and hnmor. TIL
Appendix Complete Guide for purtSmen and Eil-
lions OF the finest character. send for particular
and secure territory al once, this is the greatest
chance for making money ever Offered Agents.
Address T. HANNAFOkD Il CO.. Publisher.
Cincinnati. Ohio, or Chicago. Ill.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-01

What is tho difference between an
unmarried and married lady? One
is . miss, and the other miss-is.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-01
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the partnership TER
totore existing under the firm name OF TOW &
MUZZY is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and business OF the firm will remain 10
the hands of Dr. Il. B. TOWN. who Will settle -
indebtedness, and receive all sums due it.
+ v TOWN
j. L. MCIIY..
Upton, June Ith, 1s72. Sv.5
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
Henry Crow and James
w. Hanlin, District Court OF
against Cedar Co., Iowa,
NJ d J knmley, a firm Nov. Term, 1872.
under that name and
style.
To the above named Defendants:
YOU are hereby notified that on or before
September 18th, 1882 there will be on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court.
IN and for the County OF Cedar, In the state
Of1owa, a petition in equity OF Henry Crow
and James w Hanlin, plaintiffs, asking of
you that a certain Judgment, obtained on or
about December sth, 1862, wherein NJ. & j..
Rumley are Plaintiffs and J. r. Duncan,
Henry Crow and James w. Hanltn are De-
PENDANTS, of record in Judgment docket &c,
page PSI, In the office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court, in and for Cedar county, and
State OF Iowa, be cancelled, released and sat-
isfied Of record on the ground that the said
Judgmen has been fully paid off and salts
fed by execution and sale of property OF
defendants.
Now unless you appear to the said petition
and defend thereto at or before noon OF the
second day of the next term of said Court to
be begun and held at Upton, in said county
on the 18th day Of November, 1872, q default
Will be entered against you and decree rem
dered thereon in accordance with the prayer
Of said petition.
4w3l KIRK d STARR.
WOLF n LANDT
Att'ys for PlHs.
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fP e PIANO CO., N. Y. PRICE @0oA
w. ~ N0Asents. Circulars free. DIV
ORGANIC LAW OF THE sExE,

ORGANIC LAW OF THE sexes
" Conditions which impair Vitality
that life Is evolved without union-effect of
Observation-Disclosures of fish and phosphoric
diet-modern treatment of pelvic diseases
structure and varicoceie, and arrest of devel-
Opment; ten lectures to his private surgical
class, by EDWARD IL. DIXON. NJ. d., AZ Fifth
Avenue, N. Y; 81 pages, % cents. Every
line from the pen of Dir Dixon is Ofgreat val.
ne TO the whole human race.''-Iioruce Gree
ley.
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REWARD

AGENTS. wanted.- Agents
~ make more money at work for US than
Mt anything else. business light and perma-
neut. Particulars free. G.. STiSSON 4 CO.,
Fine Art Publishers. Portland. Maine.
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who will stand for limited number oil
mares, during the season Of 1877.
GIFT will be three years old December
10th, 1872. He Is n bright blood bay, without
a white hair on him: weighs 1855 pounds, and
is only to be seen TO be admired by all good
horsemen.
GIFT was sired by Imported Hercules.
HIS dam was full blood Bertrand mare,
known as the Cook filley, and is owned by
j. NJ. Willis, OF Mercer Co, III.
IMPORTED HERCULES, the thorough
bred draft Stallion, and sire Of GIFT, was
brought from Warwick, Normandy, to Mer-
Ger county. ILL.,, May ed, 1866, for J NJ Willis.
His weight is 1860 lbs, a bright dapple bay,
muscular strength, in short Is one OF the
most desirable draft horses on the Western
Continent, and was foaled April I'D, 1890 at
warwick, on the French shore He was sired
by Nero list; dam, Isabella, OF the Flemish
Furnain bech stock.
A. a. CORKINS,
owner and Keeper.
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Here closed the journafof the unfor-
tunate man. How many will weep
at his life's sad ending.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
"PsXYaflHk2RM' lAaN OR sour

fasenate and gain the love ana ans n ,eA may
person they choose, instantly. This sinpla ~ Any
aelniremeni all can possess, free by Mai, 't NJ
cents, together with Marriage Guide Flryr ", Z
Oracle, Dreams lltnts TO Ladies' DC aiis E'ish
citing book. 10000 sold. Address r. WIfTJtt,tsh
& CO, Pubs, Philadelphia Ia. AiAA.AN &
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THE OLD, OLD STORY.

Insurance Agents, Tight Boots
and Other Troubles Too Much
for Him-A Fragment Of . Life
History.
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Huc ~ present.
If things keep on in this way I
shall be compelled to leave Cleveland
and move out into the wilderness
The people are too sociable and too
energetic, The four insurance agents,
patent fence and wash tub man, and
six lightning rod men, called on me ct
the store to see about insuring, fencing
wash Tubing and rodding me into q
state OF happiness and comfort. Mr..
Grinder, my employer. says, you
must not have your friends (?) visit
you during business hours, Jones,
which made me so vexed that I up and
said
To-day everything ran like clock
work until / arrived at home, when I
found team Of dashing horses hitch
ed to q couple Of pear treas in the front
yard, and bright red wagon filled
with ladders and things stood in the
middle Of bed Of fuchiae and gerani-
ums, o bull dog OF the yellow variety
With :oc.h like cross cut saw, smiled
ct me from the front door step, while
two men on the roof were busy tear
ing of shingles and driving hooks
into the chimney. made careful
detour and entered the house to find a
black whiskered Chap, smelling strong
~ Of patchouly, leaning lovingly over
Angeline's shoulder, while abe was
engaged in practicing on sewing ma
chine. What In the name Of all that
Is cheeky does this mean p said I.
'Ah,' said old Patchouly, with q leer
at my wife, Your husband, I presume.
The fact IL, sir, your wife e mighty
fine woman, by the way) has decided
to purchase one of our double treadle,
reversible nesdls, warranted not 10 rip
ravel NOR run down ct the heel sewing
machines But I forhesr-why repeat
what followed.