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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-10

At recent visit by the King of
Prussia to a needle factory, workman,
whose duty was to bore out the ewes of
the needles, asked for hair from the
monarchs head. 1t was readily given,
and' with a smile he placed it at once
ander the ooreing machine, turned
hole in it with the greatest care furnish.
ed 1t with thread, and then handed
the singular needle to the astonished
King
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Il Sometimes Think it was best

|.
Well how shall help to right the thing, that
are going wrong,
And what can do to hurry the promised time
of peace,
The day of work is short and the night of sleep
is long:
And whether TO pray or preach. OF whether to
sing a song,
To sow in my neighbours field. or 10 seek the
golden fleece,
Or 10 sit with my hands in my lap. and wish
that sin would cease.
| think sometimes, it Were best just to let the
Lord alone:
think. some people forget He was here before
they came -
IL little for His glory. and good deal more
for their own.
That the peddle their petty schemes. and blaie
and babble and groan.
| sometimes think it were best. and was less
to blame.
should sit with NV hands in my lap-in my
face crimson shame.
-Scrihner's for April
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A. B. WalkerA9't, Main st., Ellsworth

The "kEYsroNE.r-The first premium pr best
quality Of work executed on Sewing Machies was
Yesterday awarded at the State Fair to he Kew.
stone. This is new Machine and We areconyin.
ced that IN our notice of yesterday we did not do
" the Justise which its merits deserve In the
elegance OF Its work, this new CONFER into an al
ready wsll occupied field has taken thus arly he
foremost place.-lBAsGOR COMMERCIAL, 4Otf
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Sanford's Independent Line.
For Boston and Lowell.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Steamer kATAHDiN. CART W. d. Ro1x.
q. f~1. Will leave Winterport ,yery
.. THURSDAY at IL o'cl'k NJ touching
Si:ssf1iE6Ezk.at the usual landings
WIN leave Boston for w interport every FRIDAY
at o'elockP. NJ, touching as above.
Fares from Bangor, to Boston including Stage
fare TO Winterport, ....................SfOO
FROM Wintcrport and Bucksport to Boston, 800.
Seats secured and tickets purchased at all the
principal Hotels. ''0
Dec q. 52tf "ee"''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
JS CIV G GoGg@
iENGEnlE2. IlRnNAEE. GI.E.EL,.EzN ..I.E. InI.E
Boots, Shoes, Has, Cups,
sEADY-ESAGE CLOTGsssC g
sold at Che VERY L0WEST FIGURES.

Drugs Bils, P4in,z. Medicines I5ye-Stu1--, 81,
&c. as wet as " great variety or orh"r aTt.c'ts
needless 70 nruTi,u--uiI which viii he
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

MAILEABI.F: GIAss.-The london Times
is authority for stating that a glass spinner
in Vienna has recently made q discovery
that may lead to the recovery Of tie lost
link in the chain Of early invention. He
is manufacturing a thread of this material
finer than the fibre Of the silk worm, which
is entering largely iato the manufacture Of
a variety Of new fabrics, such a. cushions,
carpets, table-cloths, shawls. Beckties, fig
ures IL brccaded velvet and silk, emOroid-
cry, tapestry, laces, and a multitude Of
other things 1t IS as soft as the finest
wool, stronger than silk thread, and is not
affected by heat light. moisture, or acids.
nor is it liable to fade. So important is
the matter deemed that, while the process
is kept a profound secret, the Austrian
minister Of commerce has already establish
ed schools for g!ass-spinning in various
places in Bohemia, and a variety Of manu-
featured articles is now for sale, and will,
no doubt. soon reach America. Should
this discovery prove to be what is now
claimed for it, the highest expectations may
be realized from its use, as glass is plenti-
full in all lands. The discovery may re-
volUtionize the world industries in many
ways.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07

THERE have been recently discovered on
the coast of Peru ancient pottery and other
manufactured articles finely wrought, and
some of gold, beneath Il marine deposit of
six feet, having trees growing on the sur
face which were Older than the Spanish in
vasion, which proves that this land must
have been submerged beneath the ocean,
and again elevated to its former position,
since these relics were deposited.
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\ Z,..h.E z N0NAT-A young lady living
ucs! Huntington H&l bor, !. /. aecsnl.y
cIfosUei a deed of ilerajsiu which emit
ties her tp 4 niche il the same gallery with
Ida Lewis. II appears thai two men re-
Gently embarked N a frail s.Ijf, after h&y-
ing purchased weekly supply Cf pscvi-
sjJTs and started for IlaS,0n's Neck. where
they were employed n q gravel pa. To-
PASS from the La4boT into Huntington Bay,
they had 10 go through a narrow strait
a"d row cl,sc to tie shore for several miles
They had just passed through the strait
I in safety when thc boat bee me eutauSc 4
in q toe Cf zee. The efforts OF the men To
pull oEtt of it only made matters worse, and
they finally capSized and found themselves
tiourdeiing III the water. Neither Of them
could swim. and c'iugiDg to whatever ,Acy
could lay their hands upon tEey called
/ loudly for help. Their cries were heard ~
! a ueigEboring farm house, V here there lived
/ three women and iitilc boy. All rushrd
/ down to the beach, and one Of them. II jsS
/ Lucinda Conk,iu. waded out iuto the bay
determined to do what she could to save
! the struggling men. With i4ero.sn sell
/ dem Ia:a!lei.cG Size plunged 2u5 where The
/ water was over her head, and after = few
/ vigorous STROKES reached one If the d own
/ ing men. Although exhausted he was
/ stiH sensible, and obeying Miss Conkiin' :
directions ae placed his hands on hCTsECul-
GeIs and was dragged to The shore. Tie
young lady WAS thoroughly exhausted Icy
I her eNerioHs and faint, & soon af,eT land
ing. The man was cau!Cd into neigh
. nusing house AID was after a time revived.
+ Ills conn an.an C.uUg 10 The keel Il The
aoav and was hauled ashore soon aite-waId.
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'2uEuor of E3 Years Growth
C2Eaz u ES:sE! .s-s..,s 2GsaEE-SE.s. l.

=
D7:. E-oay:-T Sa5 Oya-ia7 1arnor
he
C-s-y A5zZ tbs: rer-Ene0dcd it rothaE reg-d ne.
tapust vou' had faith
H. g. zssaa-o nd sgar>e r tssl gossr 60 SIX bc..i-s
Be ErfIs,
r1-r say ft-5sf; I'D there # Be
t-r sd feel EUd rs-rreg f.-u hEva
twelve ysz-s G.e :lr g.t side
L5~ri, gin write this yrU tl- bcaedt Of
o:.sEs. fos s=U!.aa : If -ea choose
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) = CTS And SrsO IS
Tor Mems and Boys wear.

TIE undersigned re-Tectf fully Dforms his nu
mvgous castomers on4 the public generally thai
&C = rrerared to manufacture EDOI auG
SHOES q any desired SIZE OF quality, from
:he FGe~t French ca.isk. % boots 10 the cUarSest
brogaIi, ii. the VERY gEsT &AN&ER, on the short
ezi ty-c-, ana st IS mcIeiats prices as ike
wo:. can hs obtained anywhere.
Thrse Sho have S"ra Boots ana 5 oes made
At cav esJabli-i nrut peci 30 assurance rs 10
Il = superior i"alitf Of my work. Diners can
eaai., he convinced of The feet il theI vi. onl Y
s.>s 'nN a rr;ai. Try and be C"us inceJ.
~ Rel airing Of Boots and Shoes attended
10 promptly and IN workmaulike manner.
Thankful for past faN ors fee confident that
nv wosS and prices will commend ne TO Il con
EEuaGce and increase of tle same
JOHN THOMAS
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WIN. NJ. lloyd & co

HIM ERS, ALFOONA PA
Dra1ts on the principal cities and Silver nd
Gold for sale. Collections made. Monies re
ceiVed on deposit, paye HE on demand v-ithorT
intetcs torupon time with interest al fair rates
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WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
rAAtN ~ FxcHaNGr FcR GoCps.
Store or South Side Of Main Street,
EeE. s,;s-l.E, ENa.

= ODK " ELL Il . ! \ II r.
Il E&ssL EaSTkEBEESA!
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LOGiN'S MinBLl li0NhS!

I3s EraGEl5U street. EcEss,S:oss-.
JDFIg ~. E.GSSSS. E'r"pSIas Gr g.
EaONEMESTS. EEAD y NSr TOMB STDS F.,
I'VE COUNTER AND CABINET S!A rs, \ y
TEI.S. &c.. manufactured of the very L-sf Irs!-
ian ana American Marbles. Perfect s;tJiSIac-
ton in work, design and price GudrtCtced
~ Orders respectfully solicit Z @Dd nror'pt'
Ia executed. - ahuStoWn, NOV. Il, .i.--z
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FCLlER,NNRFN o., 235 VAC. st.,'aeTT 12F2.
FREETO ECOKfCts& &AlTS

an EicS"us1y EUg7'I 1.1rsRr,3rz -'I"h
tprIh, n, = nd ..h" pest ilia'y H-r rsr,'-
ishra. wi, hr sIut ;r"r OF Charge 90 uiN bg' X
agent. h c"Utaius nearly so fine Scrip lre a.
luNtrItigUH, amt 'rgeut-"'c meeting .'t'A '""'r-
c'GcttCd st;"c,-s Address, st1ilu-E = i~nc".
,'C., an! We viii show Won Hst oar .-'.ll- Hr'.
o"ing- NATIO%AL IiUHLT-uI>t Co. Tu:.a.. "a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-04

A GOOD DINNER OK MONDAY.
u (Vifgils Condensed Soap. Mulium
ia psrvo.
This soap IS made on principles hither.
90 unknown 20 chemistry. Being literally
Ia CONDENSED SOAP, With more than
FIVE TINES THE CLEANSING PRO
PERTlEs Of any other product.
II contains NO ACIDS, No SAL or
.CATSTIC SODA; and we guarantee
that for al cleansing purposes its equal is
not made,
Try il for ali effects, and We agree TO
Forfeit WHEELER 4 WILSON SEW
ING MACHINE TO any honest woman
who will say that it is not far superior to
any other Soap to be had, aud all that we
claim for it.
Il purldcs an fabries without the week.
Is wear Of the washing marhine and
scrubbing board, and the finest accs are
By il restored TO cleanliness without IN.
jury,
washing.
Garments cleaned by ii will wear much
/ longer than when subjected TO a weekly
/ rubbing.
They are CLEANER aud WRITER
/ than eau otherwise be made.
Woolens come out soft and light as
new.
I Washings may be dried in doors with
out streakiug.
For the Laundry, as we'll as the cleans
/ ing of Mix Cans and other Tins, Greasy
/ Dishes, Paints, Glass, &c, it is unequal.
\ ed, aud has well earned the title of "TllE
( HOUSE-W IFE'S BLESSING"
/ II quickly removes varnish, bronze
printers ink, aud ether stains from tnC
hands or clothing, and is an excellent
Toilet Soap.
1t contains superior cleansing proper
| ties in clarified and condensed form
and is absolutely free from Barytio, Slick
/ Terre Alba, and the cheap resinous and
| fatty matters that torn SO large portion
of ordinary Soaps
Manufactured by the Virgil Condensed
Soap Company, go Harrison Avenue
Boston, Mass. Sold by I. Perkins, Man
chester; Robert Ames, Factory Point
G. NJ. Sykes, Dorset, dealers in choice
family groceries, etc. l0iw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-04

q srF.rutsr pc.Hnaisu sttlss pI5aag
unknann.
Iaa residents oa Ire tH veu
eHraaiei lass saturday, evening luo,
aueammanl 81 soeks gsoAs baud, con-.
,5sliuE u oue piece
The old school house certainly looks
better, aud Il it was differently l1caiel
6samewbefe besjdss on Cow aiiey). might
30 ana ornament 10 tho town.
wEg lrusS0Ns 81.
The Sunday school picnic on Thurs
day, Aug8st s.. held 10 q beautiful grove
on lbe grm Of Joseph Hicks, 10 Nassau,
was au exceedingly pleasant aaair, and
one Of which all concerned may be proud,
The attendance was large, uiHe schools
being united 90 participate 10 tba pleas
urc. They came from Nassau, Maiden,
Braiuard. Lebanon, aud several others
I from A dislanoe. and the dag being love.
/ ly, nothing occurred TO prevent all antel-
paHons being realized. Soue very excel.
! lent remarks were made by the different
. pastors aud superlHieudeuts, interpreted
with singing by the children aud fine
music by each Of The i've bands present,
I In The midst Of this the cll 80 dinner VS..
I freely answered to, and q pretty and sat
+ isfact0ry picture met the eyes Of the be-
T holders. There were nine tables bearing
heavy burdens, of everything good, and
plenty to accommodate the appetite Of
an epicure After this part Of the pro
gramme was performed, the exercises Of
/ the several schools were continued, and
the usual chatting, visiting aud flirting
was carried on until late ia the afternoon
when the crowd dispersed aud returned
to their respective homes, glad that they
attended the picnic SO long talked about
CHATHAM VILLAGE NY.
A meeting Of the creditors Of W. a
Woodbridge " Co. was held in Hudson
at the office of the Hon. Chas. l.. Beale
Register in Bankruptcy, for the purpose
of appointing an assignee. Bat owing tc
some irregularities in the papers, The
meeting was adjourned until Monday
September 10. The candidates for Tia,
Office are Geo. l.. Morris aud Hugh W
Mcclellan Of this place, This being th'
best paying Office in the Whole affair
both OF these men with their respective
ffiends have labored faithfully i'm securing
the votes of the creditors, which are near
ly six hundred in number. a number 0
claims have recently been sold at from 2,
to 80 cents. A few smaller CLAIMS may
have been bought at a triGe more in ordel
to secure the votes, but Chatham Banl
stock should be quoted at 80 cents.
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There il no pain whigh the Ceutsar LiuimsnL
win not relieve, no swelling it will not sUbdae,
and no lameueas which Il wiil not cure, This is
strong Language, bat Ii IN truo. Where the parts
ara net gone, It's eassl8 are marvellous. Ii has
produced more cures Of rbeumaiism, neuralgia,
ioak. jsa, paigy spraias swellings, caked-breNsts
zealds, burns. al5-fhrnm, eaf-aehe, sc upon
tho LunlB frame ana " straius spawn, gale,
&C., upon suinrs.- ,u one year than have all 9th
az pretended remedies ziues tha world began
II r. a couuter.irfitaut an aII.haaRg pain reley-
ca. Cupples throw sway their crutehes the
lAus walls, poisonous Bites sre rendered hsfm-
Ias. ard lbo wounded afe araiea without scar.
d la aohumbuz The eipe i- published aepaaa
eaaA bottle. ft DO ceiling Hs 800 aracia ever b5
fsro sold. auI % relta breausg ii DOES jIss shat
preiuuds .a 5u. tapse she uas sHEef itan
ihfumttlsm, pain or sHeiauE deserve ig suffer
theF will usl use tsElsar' IBlusUl More
taaa lgaJ CERTIFICATES % remarkable curse, ia
etaarg frozen 81 q De. rlgati s-rheamalisa, asgt
rauuias tuuHs, Ae. baye poea received We
igll ssna d eilaaiar containing tHeae oeEuheaias,
On, - O. Fa &e.. tFalls. ta aay oaf rggaa-aas ID
one bot.ig So fae srIjas aratg,F lsntaar Lllj
assI.s 10 udfra aaz aaaItea aplass tar eHaytas-
af ueeg.,d lur-~s na HEle-. 1T :ag serrsd
aafss, 3. -Iaap. -gse4-naueFs thas EuurHrt i.
sarA yo,f atagafl3a $50 tsHs.lg -Aaad ba ssth.
-, C.atsur Lusassui Ftise 60 eeats. large
#I.asesps ti. .. ls l.asE Co... SIS bras4aas, Aew
( Y.gk
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phls
H. H. SHAW,
Manchester, Vt. jan 28th, 1873 7ly2l
y ENTIS TRYl
The subscriber may be found at all times
at his office in Perkinss Block, prepared. to do
all kinds Of
DENTAL WORK
in the beet manner, and at living prices.
Complete and partial sets Of teeth made at
short notice, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Particular attention paid TO filling and pre-
serving teeth.
Choroform and ether administered under
the direction Of practicing physician when de-
sirable.
make use Of the latest improvements in the
dental art, and guarantee good work in all cases.
Tooth brushes and tooth powders Of superior
quality, always on hand.
GEO. H. SWIFT.
Manchester, Vt, Sept. II. 1872.
HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
New York, Boston & Montreal Railway.
1873 SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS 1873.
On and after Noaday, June 10th, 1873,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE MANCHESTER As FOLLOWS,
MOVING SOUTH.
G 10 A. NJ, for bennington, Troy, North Adams
aud Chatham C0rnors.
II 10 A. Il for New York. Drawing Room Car,
via. harlem Railroad.
40 p. NJ, FOR Bennington.
MOVING NORTH
10 40 4. NJ, for Rutland, Saratoga, Burlington
and Boslon.
As p. ST., tmxedl for Rutland.
% 3. ST.. mail for Rutland.
Traius leave New York 10 40 A. n. Drawing
Room Car to Manchester.
From Troy 70 4. N. and 00P.M
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Rutland. VI, June "A. 1873. 4f
n DOTS AND HOES.
A large and superior stock Of Boots and Shoe
constantly On hand, comprising
Ladies YIuses and Childrens' Serge, Goat, Peb
be. Csif Glove Kid, Baton and Polish
Bogts and Slippers. Mems Boys and Youths
BOOTS. SHOES AND RUBBER GOODS,
Ell Of which All selling
At REDUCED PRICE
- nay store $50 Seminary Avenae, where AN Al
wAe- hsppy &" see people. -.
81 G31y L, d, COY.
rs ADDITION TO NY previous
Wesl.selearcd stock ! have jnst received from
Bostog anI Asw Yofka
Nice assortment Of Clocks, Gold anC
silver Watches. Jewellery Of the
Latest Patterns. Silver
and Plated ware
Of specta
cles
very large stock.
have Aisoa
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS,
! saaI. s.. ere usually Kept ia jewellery store, a.
" ah3eA ! alaA 10 sel# f9f each A. small Pfohis
THE LIGHT RUNNING
/ DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
a.asa gaa.sliy n. A. II il the most AsasFtabl
ald .4Fas lHU ueal sAlsfsetl1a q Anything
haFr ever ssli. therefore ! nlats teEfins easy.
HEFaTEIag D9gE Ar TIE on PRICE
Clssss steamed & b ee1is, Ard va.ehes Al 7
elats And uArfAntsa 0thsr porE IL proportion
VA adams,
Faetafy rg.ai Nay ls13 s9si
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a remarkable discoyery,-a substitute
for Castor oil,--as pleasant to take as
honey. and does not nauseate. 1t is the
only safe article in existence that will reg
Mate the system against sour stomach and
dysentery assimilate the food, and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t is made after the
recipe Of the celebrated Samuel Pitcher,
NJ. D., of Boston, Mass, is not narcotic,
and contains neither morphine, minerals,
nor alcohol. 1t cures stomach-ache and
destroys worms. Feyerishness attend
ing teethng children, for Group, measles,
whooping-cough, and constipation, its
effects are astonishing. It is used by all
physicians who are acquainted with it,
1t can be administered to the most tender
infant or diseased adult. ANY mother
who wants rest for herself, or health for
her child can not afford to be without
Pitchers Castoria. Children cry for it.
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Iae1e. Isl aq led u
80 t M a ta lEs.-
ug n bat tR leN arm broken bs.
taeaa He elbow aBa .aaaI1sf nhle
.assuz urauEb irapzigof leaaug from
Use kuHIue reau 60 she wash room ba-
iau. Dr Cta9ns e]ga8 ghs fracture.
IS %. llsIUHer has removed from lhe
Pleasant bome De hw occupied Coz ihe
pass serea years eu the Lester pI8ce 70
hIs former houe usaf ue depot NJ b
Cslbuu aud 4. n. Wbippls viii exchange
hatsi Hie fr q hab3ta}ioH Of their guu iu
at hoae laa by Hr. HoWaer, having
nales d iaf ,bat parpose.
EaNnaSuGBUr-
There uaB psculc crcaniou 60 TIE
aB.g Pond. on Thursday, the ssth Inst
ander Csc auspices q lhe Dramatic Club.
About ttveu,y-GTe II Londonderry =
ssfaIr woineu and brave men" assembled
81 ghe pond Of ~ early hour, and pro
resded by boat 90 "B.ueberry Island,
uu3ef ibe escort and direction Of the
manager, Mr.. a. y Howe, and aids, who
bad made arrangements faF . good time
by lgdug place TO spread thc board fol
dinner, 8 suitable landing. Sc. After
most Of ihe party were safely landed on
the island, Oh ia good time, the London.
derry Comet Band made its appearance
aud Messrs = and 5. Faulkner took Il
into their boat, aud rowed it entirely
around The island, while it discoursed
beautiful music, which was rendered
d0nbiy sweet by its being OF the water
SO sweet, In fact, that al Ola shore were
euAplurcd with lt. After q short time
tor s,roIliug around the Island, dinner
was announced, and ON Were soon feast
Ing of the contents of the several baskets
boxes, sc. In the meantime Sir. How,
aud others had rowcd over to "PiuC
Island and put up ana excellent swing
for The accommodation of all who might
wish 10 enjoy this pastime, and after din
ner nearly an repaired thilher for further
enjoyment. Al about O'Clock p. IN. tht
band reassembled on Blueberrylsland ane
rendered several very fine selections o
music, among them an original arrange
meut Of "Mollie Darling for the occa
sion, which was very highly compliment
cd At about O'Clock the party started
for their homes much pleased with III,
days recreation.
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There ID no case Of Dyspepsia that Grcene's
August Flower will not cure. Come to the Drug
store Of Y. Grover, Factory Point, VI aud IN
4uire about II, 1. You suffer from CostiyenoEzt
s}ck Headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
Complaint or arrangement Of the system: Try it,
Two or three doses viii relieve You
BoscheC German syrup y uoR sold ~ every
town aud city 10 the United States. We have not
less than three hundred letters from Druggists
saving 1t IL the best medic no they ever sold i0I
Consumption throat or Lung diseases, sample
bottles Of both tree Of charge, Regular size Toe
93m1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, F. q A. NJ, will DO held on Thursday
evening, Sept. 18th, 1873. ...-,,
Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. NJ.
Next regular conyocation on Wednesday even
ing Sept i0th, at - O'Clock.
D. x. SIMONDS II. Z.
W. 4. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. ~, 6. 4. H.,
Meets at the Colburu Honse Hall, Factory Point,
on the first Tuesday evening Of each month.
d. K. SIMONDs, Commander.
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Poverty il Bad. but tho worst kind Of poverty
is poverty Of the blood; this makes man poor
indeed =" Tor it takes away his strength courage
and energy; but enrich the blood with it's vital
element, Iron, by taking the Peruvian Syrup "a
protoxido of rom aud you will feel rich and as
good as ANYBODY. Try it,.