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East Sgniner Items.

Hr Editor: lind by reading your wei
come and intercSlin. paper, that many OF
our Good Templars' Lodges ARE having
Levecs and social gathering at present
Perhaps a word from he lnvincible will
viii not be amiss. We celebrated our
third anniversary, on the 1T instant with
full house and a most pleasant social IN
t,ryiew The ladies, - usual. provided
a Douuii(ul iepast, tree TO all. and good
enough for anybody. Appropriate senti-
menls were offered and readily respond
Ell to- Remarks ioI the good oil the Or
DEF were made by our older members.
evincins their interest in the great Tenn
peranee work. Songs, select reading,
declarations, &c added 10 the festivities
OF the occasion. Several members from
our sister Lodge-Forest Lake were
present and among them was Lucas
band OF MINISTRIES which by their spirited
songs greatly cnlivened the happy oc-
caSiou. In word. 1t was i season long
To be remembered Our Lodge i, still
wospering and fully determined TO live
10 see King Alcohols dominious greatly
diminished. ID not completely anuihila,ed
SLoCUM
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.4Ibdny--NdrrOI0 Escape from
Fire.

Mr. John Cummings, ol Albany, -
years old, writes Us thu, he had a nsir'
escape from lire, in Ihc heavy ale ">t
week. He was alone with hi> Vile. uc.
cupying two-stoy huu>r, connected
with two barns, and out buildings, some
distance from ueis hOor>. Tho ire board
in the psrlor. OF wood. covered With
room paper. was accidentally discovered
- Mrs G. to BE- ,ti.. "a c~r~nmed by
tire, which took t.." PARK hat mast
have come down '..'nury, - there ha,l
been no fire in To-, room for month
The consuming of the buildings would
not have been the worst OF The affair, ~
the old people would have probably
persisted ia the cold. had they been bum
ell out /, j. warning not To u>c wood
en re boards
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\. j. Courf-- afdreh II.

The Court will convene this tuesday, msrsins
Judge Tapley ca the behck. The old Grand Jsrs
will Lc ia attendance as folIow.:
GRAND JURr.
harrington, Eaoch c., Fryoburg.
Abbot, MN. d., Rumford.
isartlatt. Llss g., Bethel.
Curtis, simeon H., Woodstock.
Emery, Oliver r, stow.
Flax Nm. ", Norway,
Garlner, Carlton, Buskneld,
Guptil, samuel, Lowell
Hnntress, Frsnklis. Hiram
Hausoun, Lorenzo D., AnddSor.
King, Cylus H., oxford.
knight, Merrill, Peru
Kigors, EMERSON, Waterford.
Tuell, Charles Y b., ssnssr.
Severy, Warren, DiNhsld.
Wentworth, James, Denmark
Warren. William w. prcwnReld.
Young, Leonard A. Paris.
The following names have bssG r,tsrnsd n
| Traverse JuryRsr:
Hutchinson Summer n, Albany.
Hutchinson, Heavy H., Jr Buckisld
| Stanton, Joshua r., BrowndGld
Moulton, Charles T., Canton.
blaisdsll, Jeremiah, Denmark
Ward, Timothy c., Fryeburg.
wstsrhousc, Benjamin T Grresrood.
Larry, Abraham b., Gileal
kimbsli, Albert, Lovsll.
| Glover, James D., Hartford
Buinham, Sumner, Norway.
Holden, Francis, Oxford
| Froihingham, William 4 par.
Holden, Peter NJ. do
| Elliot, William, Rumforl.
Knight, George NJ Waterford.
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awaN. The saw struck the lower part oi
lhV knee pan, and one artery WAS cut.
Mir. Rice had presence of mind enough
tn Instantly clasp the leg and prevent the
h,crdin5 The wound WAS dressed by
DR. Faunce ol this place. and is now un'
der his skilllul management. Mr. Rice
Is gaining nicely, and his friends hope, in
a week or so more, he vii be able to 90
OUT hy using crutches
HAY j. very scarce and high here
price $40 per ton.
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OUR TABLE

IIarper's Magazine, Tor March. = capital
number well illustrated aud full Of rNcellcnt
reading
Harper. Weekly. for March Ind give. por-
traits OF Theodore J.. Cuyler aud Mis-. sarah r.
Sun they, the Qusksress preacher. "olivcr Twist
and F4sier, the jew" 10 graphically illustrated
\ mi d,dsy SLEEP" 10 a beautiful pietnrs: aud
the other matter 10, az ssuAl, very readable.
The suuday-sehoei Teacher, for March,
has rich table OF eontsats, which will be OF M.
ususl intcrss, to sunday school workers. Pub
li.hsd 10y Adams. Blaekuer \ Lyon. Chicago, III.
81 30s wear.
The Christian Weekly is bssuiifnlly Has
iralcl paper, ooR,ann. IN every smGlSsf some
thing zoe old and Young, and la valuable Aid to
sabbath schools who use the uniform ssrics OF los
.ou. as IL gives each week, noiss on ths lesson
tor The coraing sabbath Term. 81 yssr-ro
eI,r., ni.u ~ So Liberal oaor. to sabbath schools
New York.
Arthsr's aorss Magazine, fpr hsTh, las
IN attractive table OF Coutsnts Other Peoples
Windows" whioa appears In each lumber written
ia a Journalistic .yls, 1. ful Of good hin's and
susSs..ion. for every lay life. Polly, Prayer
/. an affecting tale. siss To~nssnds new s'o't
six In all" ssqus 10 Dollar Day" pror
lee TO lie exceedingly interesting; and th.rs il
much inors that il readable and valuable.
The Childrsn's uour, Is perfect little gem
aud will make happy children's hours IN stery
family The illustrations arc beautiful, and The
reading 10 uncNcepuonablc The charming eTlg'
NAL chrome The Church Mou.s" Is given Tor sr-
rry club OF subscribers, large or small. I 6 Ar
thur \ sons Philadelphia.
woods Household, for March, Ia an excel
lent number Of this cheapest and bs| OF th'
monthly magazines. Household discovs'ic.'
by Gail Hamilton, Washington aud his Lad,
Loves" The Prize Medal; '"A Church Mouse
aud "Childreu'- Rghts," are among the many
yo,id articles in thi, numser-Newburgh. y. !
IN. Household, FOR March, contains ns'
Of good thiugs Tor every one engage IN mousse
Keeping The economical receipts AMI hinls fo'
.sviug sbor, and promoting peace snd good order
at home se 81 gres, yaluc to all inter'~tcd-Brst
tlphorof VI
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Editorial and Selected Items,

The Hay wards were "snowed up
last week. and tailed to fulfill many OF
their engagements They will be here
un TnURspAl Eve cot this week. March
18th. aud afford an opportunity L. the
Strangers ra town ct li>tcnln. /" some
tine ballad singing. aud witnessing som.
amusing displays ot character. Give
them tall housed, .iCGdtmy Hal.
THURSDAY Evening.
-Gcneral George l.. Beal OF Norway
has a so",l deal OF sirengts inr tho ap-
poiutmeiJ of Pension Agent al Portland.
It would b. highly gratifying 10 The
many friends ot the Genl in Oxford Co.
lo have him succeed.
The usual Couit Temperance Meet
i'm. will he held on Wednesday sNeninS
toy. Pcrham delivers the second lee
turr ia the Oxford Normal Institute
rour>c. AT south Pa i, in tho Congrrga-
rional church, next FRIDAY evening March
18th
Rev B. c. Ward's lecture on the los
emjtc Valley last Fri.ay evening Is high
" mentioned
Their. are 100 pupils in the school now,
aud more expected.
M. b Sears. OF Winthrop, the agri-
cultural writer. Is dead
Deacon Truman ). Perry. OF Bird.
ton. preached at the Consreg ,lioual
meeting house in that Nillage, con Sunday
before last, Vacant pulpits should he
iled bv competent l4ymon. when they
can be found. and they are getting To- be
quite common since The Young Aliens
Christian Asssci'tion. have grown "p.
The tir., week OF March. 1871, the
show Ma IF the ground. aud Nj. Is. G..
Briyy, did some plowing. This year
the coolest weather of the season vas
experienced pant of the week, aud a
heavy body of snow lies upon the ground
with hardly any appearance oil thawing
in the roads. We have had continuous
siciyhing since early in November, and
the pro>pec, looks favorable ior several
weeks more.
The Lewiston Journal saws that u
fatal disease has made its appearance
among the cattle vi L. IL Brown OF Cam
bridge. Ne. Ia has lost Al last accounts
,iX from his herd The symptoms are
violent trembling ioltowo by bleeding
from the nose. The disease generally
prove, fatal in two or three days most OF
the cattle wsre voting and bad been fed
largely ON brake. during the winter.
Friday evening nj last week al in
teresting exhibition. consisting OF dina
Ioguss. recitations. tableaux. &c. was
given a, the schoolhou>e ia the BLACK
Mountain" District in Sweden. lay the
pupils under the direction oil the teacher,
Mi,s Eliza knight, says the Brdston
News.
THK DoCrOR'S DAUGHrER.-S Sophie
MAY. author Of the renowned Prudy aud
Dutry Book. has achieved another ri
uHph ia the new book with Isis title just
/ issued. She has taken a new departure
this time. and written stOry Tor growh
up folks. Ii We are not much mistaken,
the young folks. will want TO read it, a:
much Is the old folks want In read tht
books written for the young ones. II j:
a splendid story. for all ages.
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Special Notices.
S2J TO 500 PER WEEK

The most rapid selling article ever invented fol
married or single ladies' use.
NO FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN
Durable. Elegant, Cheap, and what has alwsy'
been wanted, aud always Will. Profits large
Rights Tor sale Lady Agents can make fortunes
standard articles, Circulars free.
Address BtNpANAH MASuTACrURISG Go.
New fnrk. ly auss
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Bethel Items.

The Argus says the Bethel savings
Bank organized with the following OH
c,l>: q II Mason. Pr ,>ilcnl; Enoch Eos
ter, il Treasurer.
Three thousand dollars have been sub
>crih,d 10y a lew ui tho citizen. OF Bethel
Village, 10 start Il shoe factory, provided
the right men can he found 10 locate at
Bethel Goulds Academy opened last
week with Que hundred SCHOLARS. and
enough none are coming to make the
number one hundred and twenty live.
Mr. Herse,. the principal, although II
Young man Is popular.
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So. Paris, March 7lh.
4 card.

The Prospectus of The Life of Chiist,
by Ii. W. Beccher. contains the styles OF
binding. &c, With the condition that no
person is bound 10 take or pay for the
book unless it corresponds in all particu.
lars with the description there given.
Such interest was never known in any
book before its publication and since.
Fart is now complete; it is issued with
out further delay. Mr.. Beccher aims t.
have Part II ready within the year.
J b iIAzRN, Agent.
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DIED..

In Bridgt0n, FEB. 18th, Hannah, wife OF Jefer
son Douglass, aged about 81; -,
In Denmark Feb. 18TH, John Rounds, aged ~
Feb 18th, NJ. ChadbOurne, OF Is. Frycburg, age,
II years. =, -, -.
81 wears, 10 months. -
In Porter, Feb. 2lst, Mr. Joshua Weeks, age
3; wears, months, 9s days; Ar. Calvin FOX aseo
- years, months, IL days.
In Fern Fell 18Th. Sarah VI adopted daughter
of VIM X and Mary 4. Green, aged years,
months; 2gth, Mr.. James Lunt, aged &c years,
AT Cantt n Point Feb 24th, Mr. Joseph y. HOl
land aged 30 years. Mr.. Holland Died at the res
;.Ience of Granville Child under whose roof Ia
received the kind OF = sister 10 soothe his pas
sage through n lingering consumption.
In +. sumner March 9Th, Barnum L. Hines.
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THE IxyAIID.-A PEN PICTURE.

see her pAllid co"utenAnce, but II short tine
ago the picture Of ruddy hSalth, the envy OF the
school AMI ths prize OF the ssasohold. She was
stWavs welcomed by her schoolmstes, for her
lthe form and pleasing disposition carried cheer
luluess into their ranks DiligenL punctual aad
exemplary, obedient aud graceful as home, she
won the hearts of all. But alas, we are sorro~ed.
Those ro,y cheeks and ruddy lips are blsaehcs by
consumption. The Yoi.s unco 81 spShaa'hs IN
lauYh aud sosg 1, rse6ls, huskF asst saprisE9'
b, a hOiluS cough. Let a. approach hs sssvs
gently sAd t.ks her hand. 10 nat shsdaeY be
cause of che feeble AND passiJhlsss grasp. Phs
haud once 80 hearty and plump /. rmacist'd and
shows bouy outlines while the cords aud tortnous
vei.s are plainly mapped upon the surface. The
pulse that bouude, with rspletion, carrying 'igor
10 the whole system aud mparting life, beauty
vi,acity, health and strength, - delicate 10 the
touch The feeble heart can not propel the thin'
scanty blood with force. Must We Lore her while
vet in her teens Companions and friends gather
around with words OF cheer and consolation and
depart with mosteued eyes anG silent steps. Anst
We lose herr No there is relief We can stay
this destroyer OF orr happines, asd mol suffer the
loss of so brish, gem. Something more is re
quIcd now thsh olctArl sliu u! 'e"'O oo'S' ~O'
for nature call, for ALL and She shall have IT, Take
this pleasant medicine. 1t Is inyisoraiiny. ho"
itallays the irritable cough, improves the appe-
tite and digestion and sends healthy Jingle
through the franz The blood Is enriched, ner'
yous force increased. and the heart bouads with
a new impulse. See her face brighten by degrees
the color is returning, her voice Is getting clearer
and pleasant words are spoken The strength
fslters yet but is gaining. Let us take her out In
the warm sunshine. In a short time she will We
able to 20 without our aid, Il cheerful girl. THIS
dslghtful medicine must be Godblessed. IL is
restoring health TO our loved one. She Is emery
ing from her sickness sUeeter aud nosler than
before and Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Diseov'
er, must have the credit Ii has raised her. ssld
by all first class Druggist everywhere.
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North Wnterford Itei,ls.

The Register says; Mr. J. F. Rice of
this place, met with severe accident
last week, in the saw mill OF Hon. John
Lynch lie accidentally put his lest uu.
der table to kick out some saw dust
and saw struck him, which he had moi
noticed. The saw was going at the rate
OF $500 revolutions per minute. and the
only wonder was, his leg was not cut off.
MIR. Rice said he thought he felt one
tooth strike his leg, then he pulled it
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4 Card,

With pleasure and gratitude we ac-
knowledge The receipt OF barrel of nice
-four, as Happy New Years" gift from
the Paris FIGURING Co., and alter using
half of il, we can cheerfully recommend
To an, one who wants Prime article
to give said Company call. May The
blessings OF him that "giveth in the name
of righteous man he their reward"
A. HATCH.
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Pleasant A1air.

Mr. Thomas Purves. Of Grcenbush, N
Y. master mechanic OF the b Il X R,re-
eeivc,l pleasant surprise on New Years
eve, in the shape Of n gold watch and
chain, presented to him by the engineers
Of the western division of the above nam.
ell road The watch was beautiful spec.
linen of workmanship, of Eigin manulac'
,ure. and received y majority Of he roteS
of the Mi,1y-Secen engineers who present
ell it. ovei ~ competing watches from
Albany
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BURNETT'S
STANDARD
Flavoring Extracts,
FOR FLkVoRISG
Soda Syrups, Ice Creams, Custards
Pies, Blanc Mango, JelIies,
Sauces, Soups, Gravies,
ETC., etc.
The superiority Of these extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY 4 GREAT STRENGTUi ]

The superiority Of these extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY Il GREAT STRENGTH
There - no subject which should more cnSro-s
attention than the purity OF the preparations which
are used In fsvorinS the various compounds pre-
pared for the human stomach.
These Extracts are ,cdrr0Hted perfectly free from
n, poisonous oils and acids ,SLich cater into the
position Of many Of the sctitiou, fruit Rarors Roc
90 The market They are not nnly true to their
names, but are prepared from fruits OF the best
quality, and 80 highly concentrated that Il small
quantity only need be used.
They have stood the test OF eighteen years time
and competition, and are pronanced unriraited by
the most eminent connoisHes pToprcfors Of the Iedd
mg hotels, aud prominent dealers in he United
States aud Canada, They are neatly put up ia Il g
iLes nnPdn,ifd houloS, holding more than pan.
cled sizes appearing much larger. They are the
be-; and cheapest Frait Extracts The market NJ.
iords. TheT standard quantity and qualify lcril
be strictly maintained.
ss-lt is necessary in some eases for persons De.
string "BURNEIr's SUPERIOR FLAVORlNG TX.
TRACTS" TO insist upon obtaining than in order 10
avoid many of the fictitious brand, offered bs-
causc OF their larger profits.
JOSEPH BURNETT x co,
sole Propretors, Boston.
For sale by frstclass Grocers and Druggists
generally. jan .23'79 eowly
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American Homes, Tor March 10 welt illssts.
tod aud gives good res ding mstt,r fol slloid and
Young. 1t be-ile. marvel or chsapnsss, bs-
iuE ONLY 81 ~ = y.sr-PUbli.hcd By &. II. Taylor
< Co Boston. We copy our story. this wcSsirom
u page.
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Cross WORD ESIGEA:-GRANT.
~ Willie w. Morton. Paris; Elmer n Cel.,
Greenwood; w. J.. b., Bstbsl.
sNi.s Hattie h. shaw csnDlsias ihss ne sit ssi
viin, hsr Crop Word kaisns, Of Sss Sh t-a. -
.as -T~se It Tas lsS Hss shAnIA Asss ssrA- Ses
-hOls i. sstsi gsstlssAs,n Ne srs vo1 saw,. 81
occurred. Matte, and in fstsrs will Try els n-re
particular.
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MARRIED..

In Brdgton Feb. 2ith, by Rev. :. Grovenor'
John sharon and Belle j. Walker, all OF Oxford
In Porter, Feb. 18th, by Jesse Colcord, Esq, Mr.
OscaIfG. Ridlon and Miss Lucinda > Cummings
hnfh Of u :
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C,yenty-Eigbt Years Practice

Ia the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has placed DIR. DOW AT the head Of all ply siciaus
Making saohpractoe specially, and enables him
To guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in the
worst eases of Suppression and all other He"sfrg
~ D,raagsmsafs, from ichGiercr cause. All ettcl :
Tor advice u,n,t contain 81. once No. ENID
corr STREET, BosToN
B.-Board furnished TO those desripgtoie-
main under tgGatIspHt.
30 ,toR, July, 1871. ~
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BORN.

In East Sumner, March 9Th, to the wife Of Lew
In portland to the wife Of a. l.. Burbank, ESD,
i Il
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SARAH LENT

HEADACHE.-There are various causes
for headache, rs arrangement OF the cir
culating system. Of the digestive organs.
OF the nervous system, &c. FEGETISE
can be said 10 be sure remedy for the
many kinds of headache, IS it acts direct
IL upon the various causes OF this cOR-
plant, Nervousness, Indigestion, Cos
tiveness. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Bill
iousness. dc. Try the VEGErINE. You
will never regret it.
DIR. WistRr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
is "a combination and form indeed" Tor
hctling and curing diseases of the throat,
lungs, and chest 1t cures cough ly
iooseuing and cleansing the lungs, and
allayins irritation; thus remoctng The
cause, instead of drying up the cough
and leaving the disease behind.
The deserved reputation which Weeks
Magic Compound is every day gaining
rs a cough medicine is due in Il great
measure. to it speedy action in all cases
where used: but more especially in Sc
we're colds and consequent cough.
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HEART DISEASE.

PALPIrATIoS, FEEBLE AND IRREGULAR
AcTIoS or THE HEART CURED BY FIJI
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYFOPH0s
rHIrEs.-FREEPoRT. DIGBY COUNTY. y.
), February, 10, 1S69.-JAMEs |. Eel
LOWS. EsQ-Dedr Sir: Gratitude TO you,
aud sympathy for the afflicted, induces
me To send written statement OF my
case and cure effected by using Jour
Compound Syrup of Hypophssphites.
In April. 1868, was attacked with
palpiiation OF the Heart, | sent for the
Doctor, and he said that nothing could
be done for me. and that | WAS liable to
die very suddenly: being very weak and
unable to leave mr. bed, became dis
eOuraged.
After my Physician gave me mp, | was
induced to Use your Compound Syrup oil
Hypophosphites, and the effect MAS won
delful. In two days lelt the benefit OF
it, and after taking half a bottle was
entirely free from the complaint. and TO
this day have not been troubled with II
return of The Heart Disease.
Yours, very truly,
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-4nsscerS to PHzsi~s.

DoUBLs ACRosTIc :-Quarto, Uwbsk, Indian A
Nav sharon. Cr,G. EugiuE
SQUARE WORD
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-30
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Dison5o1 OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, CpldB. Whoup!ng
Cough, BTonchitia, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tho great
discoveries of modern
sclupUei Few are of
IuoGc real va.ac 10
mankind than this a.
fcctual remedy f1r all
diau4ss Cf the Throat
nnl luur.. 4 vast
tIial II rs virtues,
thu 'slIuut this nud
otter countfle., has
shown that I, d@s
tuf y and ciicctually
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-30

control them. Tho testimony of our best eli
zcns uG all elnsags, establishes tho fact. that
CnrGuY PICTORIAL will and docs rllo,c aud
enrr thc a,lirting disorder. of The Throat aud
Lungs beyond any other mciienC. The most
dangerous affections Of tho Pulmonary organs
,lcli 10 us power; nnh eases OF Consuinp-
lion, cured ly this preparation. arr public
ly known p rrmafkahlr as hardly 10 le bc'
.e,od were ihoy not lro,r1 brycnd dispute
A. a remedy II &. adequate. ga Hlich the pnhlic
may rely for fall protection. l;r curing Conghs,
the forrruuners ~ more serious disease" u fnNcs
unnuml cred lives and nn amount Of suffering
no, 20 10 computed /, challenges trial nnl con.
yinccs tho most FcpVtcnl. livery family should
keep II OF hand as protection afalnst tho carly
and unprfeayci attack OF Pulmonary Antctons,
which are easily met IL irs,. hut which locumo
ineurahlc aud too often fatal II neglected. Ten
der lungs ursd this d0farcc; and II it uuwise 10
h. without T., As a faf.gunrd ip children. amii
the dlNrcs4inr diseases which beset the Threat
ana Ch,st n Childhood. CnGEry rECronAL
Is Invaluable. f1r hy "a Timely u.s., multi
ti,ndcs Rre rescued from premature graves. aud
sayed 20 the lato nui affection ccntrrd On ihcm.
II nc,s tree1ity anil surely aFalns; ordinary colds,
securing sound and hraiih.1rsipring sleep. No
oue win suffer tropii ufHr Influenza and pain
IN, bronchitis. when thy know how easily
thpy can - cured.
Originally tho irot7ef ~ long. ialorions. and
successful chemical iat,st,ratinn no cost or toll
Is spared In making esrry bottle In the utmost
possible perfection. II may l. confidently re-.
lied upon rs pos,r.sng nl Tho virtues II has ever
exhibited and carahp Of producing cures as
memorable rs the greatest II haa eyer effected
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-30
IoI's School.
rrssil4lAnlsn...nrl,h.r,,s we

Frsni ,tlhoi' mas.achhset,s, we hear Of
~, fR4t Niheist pap poLl somew wha, &C.
rcnsfic and an excrllen, singer. Sunday
~ .shsr So ,day bin rirl, vuicu came from the
.aI paspht with the spirit ond the under
ltssdipg' Nat 50 at Tho other eud Of
sbs clqrch where. with abundance Of
AM17 AefS was a]r,sesssslei lack of the
- sir,ss.i l,u tai, the singing was simply
s-srseeitla.ss Thc eoSd brother could finally
tpSSrS u 10 ,lingcr.. aud exclaimed :
~ :lSrcthrrs anJ sisters, | wish those Of you
.ss whs sini'ts sing iwoul whit until you &c,
{. 70 ttfseelest:il rigions before you try.'
~" fhe' hlht was success.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-30
dla ind XarAor.
.saiuhalWalITah The Sosnt Out.

21inoue.Abstisya aefs,Ae Cataractl
was young, tsPPish-hcking gentleman!
seeeeAve eenffx vsty .shisaay ay,Ssepsed with a
mingled odof sf''si 81 musk 'sSd Cologne. A
/. selsmn.iaccd odd looking man. after pass
+. @t ths dandy several times. with a look
! 6aversion which drew gencrsl notice,
3 &alenly stepped. and in a conddcnta
J. tene said :---.s-s A..
: fStrauger, know whatll take thai
ectet osss~f year clothes; you--p~,s
slWhat!..vbst ~ y9ss mean sir? sait
!. shdl exquisite Grtd with indignation
sfasting frs~, his,rhais.
+, q SOh. est pad, adw-swear. piicl
round. fgh,--juss becuusc man want
= ciao you sii,nid,is-s :. ,coslys replied ,h
!: r9jngcr. ss..is,s Il teH you, 1 do kno,
= SSst'll ,skas.ss hss, ssssll-pLew = Yo
!. ~ bary,,ycsr .e4pshc. bury ''cm . da
= vwo. Tnc&c-J ssh 20, n-ioul Of skunk
snl a.. $50 saaIt IL - y
ah" ne sAis - ..e he.H
At tlKs ins'ri,fih re went up from tn
crowd .siuulisncuus roar Of merrimcn'
Ard the dandy very scusibly "clearcd til
soap" and vanished up stairs.