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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08
LEBANON STRINGS.

Mn. EpToB:-The following II in
answer TO the enigma contained 10 last
weeks issue Of the JouRNALi
s.r gaaaaaa g,ast your 20 Is, riHea
Faf either soa.r basaEal, eisa u#. gs.aG .aittea,
Ian ufulag a. aaalt ls aFsly good u4lc.
of 4s5us atone ls.qs yaa upl afraid
Yaa sst ,su Hasa saiIt Ears 1aa astf
Aa1 aars e. with aaa,.s5, Of shl.a yaa ff.aHl
Im zIla44 sl4ta atfe gaa hassg NgA Re&
Gale srr aat ll-aez ~ b. gsagi .a aasH.
Gat s#Hssa.e eaeatatts so etgrG aaa AngNs,
Who never bas pf uuH. suHe aga iFapssF.
lfia usf d. Go aet sos 'aas 6ara u.fs.
d ga8 foa deserve SD ti4s dafs If gaaf .is.
"Ouc ot the girl. ou the Harlem Tx
tension Ra..rJad"
DANNY, Vi, May 3rJ, 1873.
In o,deu time, wheu mauklaa were
Hoi Dr. numerous DIS al present, there lived
tas $50 learn from authentic history in
pstieg, peace aud quistue.s. on 8 farm.
granted bY Use >apreme Raler, d jolly
couple, wh0 panaej the even tenor Of
thtir lives. without anything to impair
thcir happiness ct infringe upon "Ihat
e9mgy order and heayIiyli igy7 which
characterized the Inhabitants 81 earth
during thai Interesting period 10 Earth /.
history Bat 80 lha m.dst 81 thi. cone
teulmeut aud Innocence Of wrong doing.
there cane alaHg gae 81 those frai, drum
men wlgs WlA tie perseverance, wAieA
eaararlsrlzes ihat subtle Glars. went IN on
bic speciality, aud b. plausible logie la.
dueed lais family 70 indulge in lbe coa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08

ammo ... as,e a.r4ae.8 ysr. ustl q r
wa..er rram s trrs. made ZOO rsBo8s.
ANA ga...a }yatnar fom a.a tree. ns.is
nearly joss ruaas.
79.. ssau. frfo. ra.l- .wae .f.vly
.a.f .,. tf.a f.a. sas, ,,s ....aesoea1 go.
! la faa road seven feet deep. Asa esuse-
qaeaee aH travel is suspended. though
i lhe road Is drv and settled. ub as far a.
ua Green Mountain House. 10 a.l who
contemplate crossing ibe mountain Tor
several da}s so come we offer Josh bli-
HHH adf.ee 30 those about ca commit
maiIln'"#ts 'i'a"f
HoAoFiiLt
The peaP.a haye been engaged the
pasi weok u digging through thc snow
lrIrs. wagons cau get through 90 Chester
au3 are t&peatedloeg cross the mountain iu
20 day rtmo.
The mail ha- missed but two trip.
l8ls sprIag though souberger Saws IL
lakes pluck 10 carry 81.
MANY af tbe lad,e. of tbi. place bride
themselves oa their hue house plants.
Mrs Graham and Mrs Morgan have each
."i Them d wei pfopoflloned gerauium
Eve feet ia height
Two Young ladies Of this place rc.
GENTLY braided p palm leaf .hals each, 10
I l2 bouu.
ru,rrrsuopo
.,..,,.t.,... ..,...,.. A.. p-..,-
d.. -. ,,........,l,.,...., $40
-~An %" la'}f Mt' Lainsoh' was '"hha
"ea" 30 iteI ht" @" eNhesaAE jast
/ -Arbulus blossoms. ploughiug and
singing Of frogs herald the season.
MIR. John Miller. OF West Brattleboro
/ died very suddenly on Wednesday of
/ hcmofrbagr.
/ ou. M ann La,tor. had ~. h,,.aa
stolon If North u,mntou when he AL
,.,.l...g 4... rs.r,,,,,,, Gloon.
a., 49,,
F' o''' W.
'''' ",'N,,,'e, '''''' 80 '''' '"s ''s'''
'''"' ~ ''' '''''
Mr. Jefferson buFi''i'ih haa lhe M
gers OIL bus ielt hama taken oil by a cifeu-
'ar 50" on u eanesuay'
From crying "loo much cold weather
and snow we are having warm, dusty
weather, SO the "Deluge' is out sprink-
/ ling the streets Mosquitoes are ont too.
t,i..o,;,o the f,.,.to,, ,,o,,, f,,. land
ta5,.. anal i,ar bo,rder. a, LotoIs ~
-. -. ,h,r-r socio,,Io ,yh.,oror raol;,a.
MOI. .sf.ta,o ,bo obnrch soloo,ion
-, ,.-..
~ '"V W.! w. ''"'s = MINISTER "
,a' ''s'''o'ia, s0'''.' ne'e' ""u o',' u ,i .'
MUIR ministers - '."'e'' ''''S', """ 1t
was =, '''s "'ie '''"',''e" az uei''oii"s
81" "''''' '''o'e 'H"' so''''!'
--our band Is aisorganlzed because
somehow we can't understand That men
who work all day practice evenings ana
p' -. .a,.,, =, ~, ,'.,. IT,.
CHESTER
to,.,,,, ,,.,. ,u,,,. ,,,.,. ,,, ,,,,,, &,
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ANTHONY.
uooosEcK FALLs, n. Y.

Walter A. Wood and family, and
Rev. Geo Hehichols sailed for Europe on
the 9TH inst
Hiram Briggs young good looking
mouIder of the village attempted suicide
last week, but did not succeed, next
DAY he proposed leaving town, taking
with him his effects aud leaving behind
several bills. One Of our merchants
hearing Of it attached bis trunk. Mr.. b.
still continues resident Of the village.
On Saturday night, April goth, at
about ten O'Clock a fire was discovered in
the hotel barn of Frances Reynolds The
flames spread rapidly and at twelve
o'clock the hotel buildings Of Mr.. Rcy-
uolds and the adjoining building owned
by a. NJ Lyons together with all out
buildings were in ruins. Owing TO want
Of water the steamer did not get at work
until about eleven O'Clock. 1t did good
work then 10 saving surrounding build
iug,. Mr.. Lyons had but just removed
here from Shusbau and had purchased the
Old JOY stand which he had greatly inn
proved. His loss is abont $4,000, insured
for $500 The insurance wa, settled
and paid May LIST. Nj. Lyons intends
rebuilding at once. The bindings oceu.
pied by Mir. Reynolds were The property
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Were Il B5t 90 tie hg llaf ee are
Interested 10 htaras ium aglgaboug
sQans sad that & ssem esther faeaut
ubea cor owu town j. aufepreseu,el J
should Be- inclined 10 bs silent tlls week,
| have been hoping tAai some sounser
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08

fIessts sA4sssalsssNa. uiia bas attle
aauarc % tsrml
IA mays has a.fetag heta aa3a taf q
a observance 90 Decorator nag
r. CE G. n geTae. 90 Ralan8. wlg
ae-r ne oeaaa. sud Pest uai.tF,
A. ~. wll aueud ta lhe necessary
aa ff ae occasion. Tt ls aa H
saal le. aHd Iu ua locality Ga oaf state
l# Gas Ef Suffered tot neglected
ar raua#teB hg i0s rIlIseuf.
mesNf>ab51
............s, ..-..... t.....,s-.n
.5...1 W.. .- s-.-.-4 r...
$3.50.
" g s''a.' oe l.''a,'' TO '''7' ID .'' 2
i'''''s.'s ''."'' d" % way
4N'.''e'' @D's' '''as gays s''t
"''' Lee .4''s near penny '1''' ''
ia'ga .'s' wees " t'''' inning -" q '-' 20
~ """'' W, "'''''''A d '....'' go 80 .''
aaH ~ s 9
dsrhtfa
Lucas IS sgaiu 90 large. ON Monday
night De aud Convey, who ls ia jail on the
charge Oh numbering MIS- 'ah b"s@''e
al saudga'e lasj iaIl, and smother prison.
60 hainea barre" '"ae''l'o in ,""S''s
their escape ihes were ioeN'1 j" s'p,
aiate ceil' as usual ooi oF saving ''''
door hinge on one was 'N'u'ea 10 -''
out ana ieseh the Top 81 'He 'ei''. "l
means OF SUCK apa assistance nom
within, be succeed 10 removing 'he top
stone OF the ceil' allowing 'hN occupant
Go get out and assist ia hhefating The
third, la the same Way. Then oy spring
mg lhe wicket door they got m'o The
voslibuie, where lheE hnoe"eu 'Ae oFiots
from asa old register hales ana 'tif'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08

-Taa usw deal ia Il. Il. malits by
uHIsa us uiuk we au SEE day light
again, 81 'he subject 0f ialk, aud a .uf.
pr.sc 90 all, Wctras better ihin4a are
Ga star f5r us 5u ,Hs Western VI. Val.
1e
Nothing q. sPee5s. Interest bese 8ar-
Ha he pass week Everybody watching
far us appearance e ths sua, aud wait
lus auAiauslY fer warm weather, 70 com.
meaee gardening operations. Mechanics
al busy aHd repairing sod nepaintiHs
,be order u tae day
Vests ,aw mill gear the depot, took
Dire 9ne asy las wetE, ir5a sparks from
sae aokH stack lighting on Due rasf. hat
laeklF. e u4s 81 a. boar when tAe men
igon iAs different shops 81 tae .ghbog-
hsoi wegf returning from their dinners,
uba uers soaa On band and the flames
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08

Within the Whole Range OF tonic and Alternative
medicines known, none IN entitled to more con-
sideration than the Peruvian Syrup In all caees
OF onfeebled and debilitatsd constitution IL is
the very remedy needed. The most positive
prgof OF this can be aaduced.
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u. X. SIMONDS, II. p.
G. J. WAIT, Sect.

Reune's Pain Killing Msgie Oh is curing some
OF the soyorost cases Of Catarfh. at works like
a charm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08

IN Works tihe thdi1h
This is all honest, good medicine, and has been
toeted Tor number Of years, 81 used by families
and individuals, and ls well liked, and found to
be cafe to use and sure 10 cure pain. TEUE, it
costs more to make it than il does common hn-
ment but It's use does more good, and 1t lie clean
eT and safer 10 use.
Try Renne's Psu-Killing Magic OIL for Headache,
Try Renne's Pain-Killing Magic oil for Catarrh.
Try Eeune's Pain Killing Magic Oh for Neuralgia,
Try Renne's Pain-killiug Magic on for sciatica.
Try Ronne's Pain. Killing Mage oil for spralns.
Try Eennes pain.KllIng Magic OIL for Sore Throat
Try Eenne's Pan-Kiliins Magic Oh for Cramps
Suppose y0u try It for Dog or Cat Bite,
suppose you try it for Frozen Feet or Ears
SUPPOSE you try II for Rusty Nall Wounds,
Suppose you Try It ior a Brilse or Strain.
Suppose sou try It for Poison with Ivy
suppose sou try Il for Fits and sp4sms.
sappose you try IL Tor Cricl n the Back
Il won't hurt yon. Eenns's Magic on never
hurt anybody. Nix j, Tia molasses fora cod;
mix IL Win water fOrsure eycs. II you use Il for
eaTscbe, don't put anF elttoa IN tho ear Get
tho genuine. WM. RENNE & 9HS, Nsuu'ac-
lures, Pitsiali, Mass allGHiG
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CARpEls MArTISGs

ul Cloths stair Czfpets, VAL Paper,
Curtain Paper. Hollands. Lace Curtains,
Locking Classes. Cr5escF5 4 Glassware.
Sc sa8 as aItsHf o. aF sia>t g tHes.
Es H NlW barge. and ue sfe ttsHE a.
&H EH}H1
BRADLEY a HtAChMEE
fsH Ia#t Near b 8 sfzfaa.
ron 4 GOOD SUIT az CLOTHES
aEs fasElaHslla Has af CAP. esH ag
uRAulE1 a HLAtENlE
E8er st. 500 g.ssf slaek ana SELL MARION
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-21
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
recent Publications.
Address IN Behalf Of the Portland Re ..xe-
lent lsoc'eiy' BY William - enrv CIiasrs
Esq PIP. 10. Portland.

Address in Behalf Of the epor,,.sw
lent tsoc'eiy, by William !, enrx eI;g.-.
Esq PIP. 10. Portland.
Although delivered last year, We have new
er met with this very acceptable, and charac-
teristic summary of the claims here set nth.
until yesterday.
Mr.. Clifford is one among the very fore
most of our romisiDg young men; clever,
wel-informed, Industrious, with remarkable
equanimity and seli-posses'iop, like his father,
Mr.. Justice Clifford of the U. S. Supreme
Court. We had ght TO look for something
OF unquestionable worth on such an occasion
and he has not disappointed us.
WHAT Katy Did at school. by ss.an
Coolidge, author of what Katy hid,
&c, &c. viii illustrations Of unc0m-
mon merit.
All who have met with, and read-and
who has met with and not read d?-the
earlier work of our pleasant author, will be
more than satisfied with this new volume.
SO natural, honest and W. olesome is it,
that we foresee hearty reception from little
girls. To be sure, it reminds US continually of
Miss Alcott's books-but what them Re
ingro imitation, but evidently founded on
familiar experience. we huld ii compliment
for both writer's that they are so much and
| so strangely alike.
Published by Roberts Brothers. For sale
by Bailey & Noyes.
GiIes's Minority. Ry Mss. Robert O'ReiI-
~, with Iiiastratioa. worthy OF high
praise.
Really, one OF the most agreeable and sat-
sfactory offerings of the year. The story is
probably natural, and is worked out just
as we see life dramas worked out among
the best and busiest of us. day it be spoken
tor IN season tor the he ldays, when it will be
sure to meet with favor among parents as
well as children.
Published by Roterts Brothers. For sale
by Bailey & Noyes.
songs OF the Soufhcrn Seas. and other
Poems. Br Doh" Boyle O'ReiIIc,
Good gracious !anotber o. Reilley in the field
ofauthorship! But charming book and SO
the more the merrier-ncyertheess one full
Of irregular, generous, and start ing pictures !;
| and poetry, which while IL reminds YOU of
| that puzzle, Joaquin Miller, has a strength
md sleadfastness OF purpose, which lifts it
ar above the ex 'ravagant aid the whimsical
Published by Robert Brothers. For sale
by Bailey q N"yes. j. N.
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FILTHY Iucrp.

"There's no such thing;s money in this
countryl' was the exclamation of an Eng
lishman a few years ago after brief sojourn
in New York.
1t happened in this way:
The Englisbman, jim the course of his busi-
ness, found it necessary to obtain an advance
on some merchandise. He made the usual
arrangement with large commercial house
to acc, immediate him. IN going to consum-
mate it and receive the cash, he was a good
deal surprised when, in lieu Of it, the senior
member rendered to him the acceptance OF
the firm, pay abe at ninety days date. "What
am to do with this? ?'' he inquired. 'Take
it to B B & CO.. (naming SOM well known
banker>), was the reply. They will give you
the money at the legsl rate" The English
man did as directed. He met with no diff
Guilty. The paper was acceptable, and al
though our hero did not touch the cash, he
received check for the proper amount or
neighboring bank. Thther he repaired in the
full confidence of having something tangible.
He was mistaken. The individual at the
bank to whom he presented the check tor pay
ment seized it nervousy, and in rapid, i'll
coherent manner scrawl-d some herogiyph-
les on its face, and thrust it back into the
hands of its astOnished own !. motiOnng him
at the same time 10 stand aside for the next
conner. The check had been duly certified"
That was what the scrawl across its face
meant. In state OF suspense ard anxiety
the Englishman betook himsel, to the pei son
TO whom he was indebted. and tiEiidly exhib-
Irpu WIFI FSrs~-o
his friends countenance Frightened. "Many
thanks!' he exclaimed. ''By the way, this
amount is too large; there will be something
over hundred dollars coming to you,'' and
he proceeded TO fill check for it T Eng
lisbman groaned IN spirit. 1t was only
another ''piece OF paper" And then 1t was
,ie exclaimed: 'There is NO such tLing as
money in this country v'-Rschdrd b. A"'-
ball, in the Galary for December.
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CHANGE OF MEANING.-The changes
in the meanings of English words find Gu
rious illustration in the Baltimore Ameri-
cans fac-simile reproduction of the first
number of that journal. Under date oil Au-
gust 20, 1773, the editor, Mr. W. Goddard,
made the following announcement:
The Paper shall be published every Thurs
day unless another day should prove more
agreeable to the Customers) and shall con-
tain not only the Public News, which shall
collect and compile with the greatest Care,
but on Failure Of Anecdote of that Sort. /
will supply the Room with such moral Pieces,
from the best writers, as will conduce most
to inculcate good Principles and humane Be
haviour, and now and then with Pieces of
Wit and Humour, that tend both to amuse
and instruct.
Worcester (1S63)defines an "anecdote" as
a biographical fragment. incident, or fact; a
minute passage Of private life; short story
but johnson (1755) had only this definition
with its accompanying illustration:
Notwithstanding yet unpublished: Sc
cret history.
Some modern anecdotes aver
He nodded in his elbow chair.-Prior.
Therefore when Mr.. Goddard told the peo-
pie of Baltimore hundred years ago, that he
intended to feed them upon Anecdotes -
he meant that his paper would contain what
we call news. He had surly Samuel to back
him-but, after all, there wasn't much news
in those stupid old days.
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The editorial department is of course good,
under charge of DR.. Holland, and abounds IN
useful, wise and graceful suggestions.
The page of ''Etcbings," which has become
feature OF Scribner, gives a very amusing
series of pictures of tie disasters which beft n
young lady got up on the most improved
modern plan, who attempted to poke the
monkeys at Central Park with her parasol
and suddenly fouEd that article, together
with her hat, hair and other outlying orna.
ments, transferred to the playful little ami
mails. The scene closes with the picture of
very short haired, detected and fearful young
nprsou
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WlsCEI.LANEOUs NOTICEs

DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There Is no in.
stance on record of well sustained system of
judIcious advertising failing OF success
.My success IS owing to my liberality In ad.
yertising - Bonner.
''Advertising has furnished me with a COM
petencs Amos Lo,orence
Il advertised my productions and made mon
ey"-Nichoids Longuorth.
"Constant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude to wealth.-StepheR Girard.
''He who invests one dollar in business should
invest one dollar in advertising that business
"A. T. Stewort.
s.Without the aid of advertisements l could
have done nothing in my speculatiops.. 1 have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
vertising is the royal road to business.-Bar-
uuul.
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, WIN most
the Sta:e. Owners refer to 5. I. Pull n, ESQ.,.
pass Office. iel4-dtf
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NOTICEi
Books Cheaper than Ever

i ARGEST stock in the State, and lowest prices.
two small farms which we will ''almost give away.
"Od man Colby has postponed soing to New Or
leans m sometime IL december as he efers "Jack
our books will be shppedsouth before 1the old gen.
tleman'' goes. ALBERT COLBY & SON 11e Ex-
change Street. oc1edtf
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Rooms Wanted,

IN pleasant part of the city, furnished Or unfur-
i nished, with or without board.
Address E. B., 81 Brown St., Portland
msv14f
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Jop PRISTINo.-Every description # job
Printing executed promptly, aud at the lowest
nrices. at the Daily PRESS Printing House, l09
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NO. 81 EXCHAN0E , .
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"A mence interest on ihe firss day oi inc "0n''
ior"~aad ior,svaasdtf FRANK MOVES. treasurer.
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A N ACTIVE and reliable agent in this, :,
"A represent one of the oldest Life Companies I
the country. Address with references
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City Of Portland,

City Of Portland,
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Nov, 1s, 1873
I'm pursuance of the foregoing ORDER hereby give
ndIticc fiat on M .NDAY, the first day of Decem
ber next, at seven and ia, # O'clock p NJ. at the
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
LOT of vacant land situated on the west side
IA of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, SITS.
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn b How, for
dences, and adapted for the same Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. Portland Pier,
mar28 From II to o'clock. P. NJ.
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Sanford's Improved Refrigerators.

The three points of excellence which claim are,
lst; constant and thorough circulation of pure air
inte mEs Cling Of odors; purity and active air the
elements of its success Call, send for circulars
Manufactured and for sale by j. F. MERRILL be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts., near Leavitt Burpbam
q Co.'s Ice Honse. Portland. Me eSdtf
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Wanted.

1.-TWO Gentlemen of steady habits can find good
Il Board ari pleasant rooms by enquiring at 12s
Oxford Street. Oc25i If
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Protect Your Buildings {!
WHICH MAY BE DONE WITH oNE-FoURTH THE
USUAL EXPENSE BY USING
Glines' Patent Slate Roofing Paint.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
A roof may be covered with very cheap shiDgle,
and BY application OF this slate be made t. last from
looking much better and lasting longer than new
shingles without the Slate, tor
One-Third the Cost of Re.Shingling.
The expense of Stating new Shingles i. only about
the cost of simply laying them. The Slate is FIRE
PROOF against sparks or flying embers, as may be
easily tested by any one and appears from the fact
that Insurance Cos make the
Same Tariff as for Slated Roofs.
For tin and iron it has no equal, as it expands by
For Cen eery fences is particularly adapted as it
will not corrOe in the most exposed places. Roofs
cove ed WITH Tar Sheathing Felt eau be made water
tight at a small expense.
The Slate Pain is
Extremely Cheap /!
two gallons will cover hundred square feet of Shin
gle roof or over four hundred of Tin or Jron Price
ready for is so cents per gallon, aciM liberal
discount 10 the trade We furnish and apply the
material tor $3.50 per 100 square feet in New York
No Tar is used in this Composition,
therefore it does not affect the Waterfront the roof
if turned off from the cstern for the first two
rains.
The Paint has very heavy body, but is easily ap-
piled with 4 or inch paste brush.
On decayed shingles it fills up the holes and pores.
hardens tbeW and gives new Substantial roof that
will last tor years. Curlld warped shingles, it
brings to their placeand keeps them there. 1t fills
up all holes in Tin Feltr oos and stops the leaks,
one coat be ng equal to five Of ordinary paint.
The color of the Slate when trst applied is dark
purple, changing in about month to light uniform
slate color and is
TO all intents and purposes Slate.
Although slow dryer, rain will not affect it in the
leat one hour after applying.
Packages sent to any part Os the Country by Ex-
press, G. o. D., at the following prices
If less than gallons ii Orde ed to be sent as
freight the money must accompany the order.
10 Lbs. Cement for large holes cracks, $1.25
Gal. and Can, S1.5O 10 Gal. and Keg $3.50
'' q" " 2.35 Is " g" 10 so
=" $50 20 GO BarreD 1900
BARREL, $4,000.
Roofs exemined estimates given, aud when requr-
ed, will be thoroughly repaired and warranted. Or
ders respectfully solicited.
For futl information, recommendations from Insu-
ance Co.'S, and other EDITORIAL from the leading
News apers, or a sample Shinge coated with Slate.
Address.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-21
STORE TO LET.

A large brick store in the Racket Block corne,
"A Of Middle and Ceurch streets-basement and
first floor, elegant, finished and adapted to j0bbing
Try goods OF other similar trade.
Apply to ALLEN HAfNES.
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