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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-19
bronchitis and Consumption-Letter from
DIR. Crane.
HnrrIx N s
HALIFAX, N. S.


DIR. Crane.
HALIFAX, N. S.
JAMES I. FELLOWS, ESQ.
DEAR SIR: From general knowledge of
the prominent ingredients of your Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites, l formed such
favorable opinion as to be induced to recon-
mend it to my patients as preferable, and
more convenient than my own prescriptions
of the Hypophosphites. For several years
have continued to prescribe it, in many cases
with very beneficial results. Since, upon
solicitation, you kindly afforded me more
intimate knowledge of the composition of your
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, have
used it freely in my practice, both in diseases
of the Chest, as Consumption and Bronchitis,
etc., and in infantle diseases of the prina
ria, or Stomach and Bowels. with eminent
success, considering it superior to any similar
preparation yet offered to the public. Thank
ing you for your kind information,
l remain, yours truly.
CHANDLER CRANE, M. d.
d&w1w
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''If ever cease to love" Adams on's Bo-
tanic Cough Balsam, l shall prove ungrateful
to one of the best remedies on earth.
deodtw1w
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Word From the s'NeighbOrinS Physi-

Word From the "NetShbOrfnS Physi-
clan"
To the Editor of the Journal:
There appeared in your Hallowell locals of
the 18th instant an item relating to the small
pox scare in Hallowell, which l think should
be corrected. The article stated that the re-
Fort came through a neighboring physician,
who was called to see members of family
on Second street recovering from scarlet te-
ver who thought it might be small pox.
The above statement is entirely without
foundation. The neighboriAg physician had
previously been called there to see some pa
tents recovering from the scarlet fever, but
at this particular time was called to see boy
who was thoroughly pitted and had every
appearance of varioloid, having fully recov-
cred from scarlet fever several days previous.
The mother, fearing it might be small poX,
called il neiLhbo to get her opinion, when
the neighbor stated She had had chicken p1x
in her family, but had never seen anything
that appeared like the one In question. The
mother Immediately summoned physician
With regard to the steps taken by the neigh
boring physician-in the first place, he saw
the patient by night, and as the eruption had
every appearance of varioloid he was suspi-
cious such might be the case, and 50 for the
safety of the community advised them to
close the doors, but did not advise them to
put out a red flag until further investigation,
which he determined to make on the follow
ing morning. In the morning, on arriving at
the house, he perceived red flag. In the
house he met in consultation the Hallowell
city ply STEFAN. After long ana careful ex-
animation, even by daylight, so suspicious
were HE symptoms, 1t vas thought best
by both physicians TO let the red nag wave
tor day or two, on tn principle that it is
better to be twice scared than once hurt. On
the morning in question, third physician
also saw the case, who was equally as unset
tied in his mind with regard to tue exact ma
ture of The eruption.
1t is fair to state here that what is
called swine pox, in its earliest stages, SO
closely resembles varioloid, that the one
has often been mistaken for the other.
So patients in hospitals, one sick with vario-
loid and the other sick with swine pox, have
been placed together in the same bed, so diff
cult was it for physicians to determine one
disease from the other.
NEIGHBoRING PHYSICIAN.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, Is. Last night the steam
boat Belle Lee sunk the Spanish brig La
Hayte. Loss $4,000. Spanish barque Con
stancia was also damaged.
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CAN ADA

Toronto, Is Will I'M Hamilton & Sons,
proprietors OF the St LiwrenCe foundry in
this city, haze failed. Liabilities 100000.
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INDIANA.

Terre IIaute, Is. Two thirds of the bust
ness portion of Hutsonville, Illinois, on Wa
bash river, was burned last night. Loss is
500 .UUO,
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Hendec's and Kimball's saloons are now
crowded with persons having their 'picters"
taken.
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Wadsworth & Smith have secured the ser
vices of Il. V. Osborn a first class artist of
Boston, who will have charge of the cutting
department. decl7-ttf
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local AMI State Mems.

The Maine Central has added three new
and heavy engines to its rolling stock.
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Notice !!

THE Somerset & Kennebcc Railroad Company
will apply 10 the next Legislature for authority
to modify or change its road between Kendall 5
Mills and Ninslow. A. L. THOMPSON,
Secretary 5. " X. r. X.
Dec. Is, 1873. decl9 ttlJan5
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This day is nine hours and three minutes in
length--one of the shortest days of the year.
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To Rent.

AIRS. w LC TT has two more very plea SAINT
vi front rooms which She " i'll rent, furnished or
not, at 20 Oak st.
Augusta, Me, Dec. Is, 1873. III
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IteD.

In Fairfield, Thursday morning, very suddenly
OF heart disease. Mrs. Mary IL. Nye, widow OF
Rev. Joshua Nye, aged IS years.
In Milo, 9th inst, Mrs. Lucy W., wife Of Jesse B.
Rollins.
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Ey~Go to Deliver & Pishons for Nice
Brackets and Fancy Cabinet Ware. nov26t1m
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Notice.

I FORBID MI persons harborng or trusting my
L wife, Marcea +. Freeman, on my account, as
pay no debts of her contracting afer this date.
e. H. FREEMAN.
Augusta Dec. 18Th 1873. decl6tlw.
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A police court judge of Biddeford has de-
| cided that Confederate money is not counter
felt, and discharged a woman who had
been paying her debts in that way
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tHarrtcn.

In Gardiner, Anthony 6. Davis, Esq, to Fanny
o. Patterson; n inst, John f. Dale 10 Miss Ca
dore kimDall, both OF Gardner
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A desire to give their customers the full
,nefit of the reduction in all articles in the
|, and hat and cap line, has induced the
essrs. Wheeler & Bros. of Gardiner to offer
hir immense stock of goods at astonishingly
Nv prices. They have undoubtedly one of
q largest and most fashionable stocks on the
;er, from which elegant and useful presents
the holidays may be- selected.
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ne of the busiest places In this vicinity 10
kussey's lodges, about two miles from the
Since the extensive opening of these
client granite quarries, an easy road has
made to them by which they are connec-
with the public highway. Twenty two
kmen are now employed at these quarries,
Ing out stone for the new State House at
my, N. Y. 1t is estimated that $50 tons
week are got out. The crew is under the
Frvision and oversight Of Mr.. John II.
sey, who understands his business
bughly. The stone is hauled down
ern avenue to State street, and from
ce to Haliowell, where it is finished.
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Boarders Wanted!

TIE subscriber will accommodate at his large
i and convenient boarding house at the corner
Of state and Bridge StS Augusta, about twenty
additional boarfers. Please apply in person. sat
sftctiOn guaranteed. l have also good accommo.
daions for boarding horses.
L. WALDRON.
Augusta, Dec. 8, 1873. tim
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Hallowell Classical School
The Classical School at Hallowell will open
January 9Th, 1874.

A. X. wHITCOMB, A. b., Principal; CHAS.
FISH, Associate Principal; Miss SUSAN +. DRUM
MOND, date of Walnut Hill Seminary, Cincinnati,)
Principal of Girls Department
Competent instruction will be afforded in German,
French and Music For further information o cir
culars apply to
REV. III. +. HARDING, Sec'y.
Hallowell Dec g 1873. dec9-t th3aw&wtd
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Erastus Mari was drowned in Sheepscott
Bond, Palermo Centre, on Monday, the 9Th
kst. On Wednesday, as Mr.. S. b. Jones
las fishing in the pond, the fishing hook
hught upon the clothing of the deceased and
body was drawn to the surface and Sc
tred The body was lying in the pond at
e depth of ninety feet
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Special Notice.

7 EXPECT to be absent from the city from Dec
10Th to Dec. both, inclre ~ ~ b.,.,..-.
Augusta, Dec. ~" we
, 1873-11-02

7oEnsoNAI-A LADY WOULD L1Ak ,RAW
J. n;yt.nlass oorrespudsnts They NUT aafe n.aan1,
ia amuto, WialG enough sna hNtnoF saaH9G
G aprrpo}ata nosesse no otbps nooa "as~os 0oa'oss
Y SS, YH..np eIncs,
, 1873-11-02

fashionable Hatters and Furriers.
T. g. n.enea Il Co., the fashiouab1o furriers OF CHI
.eago hare largo md elegant line Of ladies' md
nnisses furs Of their own superior msnufaoture In
Guiding puny now md special novelties in 1adiea' col-
lars, boae, and muns not to be found elsewlere In
ehidrcn fnEs hats, and caps they have Tho finest ns
done Of very low pftees % auro and cali a. their
and populor Store No. 10 Madison areet, fow doors
east Of McVtckera.
, 1873-11-02
THE REGISTRY.
Indications of mn Immense Vote

Indications of mn Immense Vote
.s. : NNGst1Ny.r -''-~
The following are tho returns Of tho 1oglatra-
Zion for the coming election, 30 far Ms the books
hnvo been delivered al the Clerks ofleo:
Ftnsr WAnn-Flrbt rrncinat, 6o3.
SECOND WAnp-Flrst Precinct, 41o; Second prc-
Tn1nD wAnn-Firss Precinct, 1857; Second Pre-
einct, 121 Third Pfeclnot 200 Fourth prncino, sl3
FouHrn WAAn-Tirat Precinct, $50 Third hc-
tanot, 424 Fourth Precinct. Oa9 .*.
FIYTu NAnp-First praclnct, 1893; Second Pre-
ruct $40 YAIrd Precinct ITO Fourth Precinct 4t9.
rdnct, 4ss Thirl Precinct 6i5: FttL Pracnct, bs1
SEVENTH WAnp-Fisst Precinct, 378; Second Pre-
nnct, 1,O0J; Third Precinct, Us Fourth Precinct,
BIS; Fifth Precinct, 60.
Eiourn NAsD-F'rat Precinct, $40; Fourth Pro
einut, 3t8 Fifth Precinct, ST ssyenh ITcctnot 623
Ninth ,WAnp-slkth Precinct, 17a; Ninth Precinct,
TENTH wAnn-Flrst Precinct, 7so Second Precinct,
~. Third Precinct, 4f4.
p, srlnct, 5S5.
~, au1EENrn WAHp--F1rat Precinct, 1,106; .6econd
1,rae .ct, Gas Fourth Precinct, ATS. - =, .
FnI, sTEExTu WAnp-Fitat Precinct, 41o; Third
Precinc y COS; Fourth Precinct. 4o5.
TnDsiPsona Ton9 as:S1s sqa Tas
s1rtr,rx, n TAHD-Firat Precinct, 2N: Second
z,recinct ~, '. Third Precinct, 937.
i: sgyrNrEEs Hn NAnD-Secona Precinct, 7ls; Ib4sa
r,rnancs. s05: Fourth Precinct. 168..
E11nrfra7n ,HAHpT.Aarse :. pTsesesnes' ass 4os' 1a1o
ttSs., :T.ns1rEmrn Ep wAnp-Th.rd Precinct, al1.
TwiryIErn VI. Aap-Third Precinct 2a5; Fifth
PreciuCt 1876.
, 1873-11-02

Ru1LDIrJG MATERIAL
mi aAIn-Eoo 600 OHIDAQO BRICK, tClllsAF ~
stsn thx confnr Nopk. Fer t,AEaulass apVJ AZ 1T
H..t Mouroe.tt,, cuEiuE IASalle. .-----
, 1873-11-02

BOARDING AND LODGING,
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"a ,ApEnDEI,s ST. ~-TLEAgANf EOOMs. WITH
II tfnh
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
NOTICE.
Notice 20 Lawyers.

WE HAVE FaR SALE AT THR LEDGER
w ofce blank noticcs to take dlroFItiQuE,
~ rame; aiso blank captions and csriit-
Gates. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23

think of tito account for the manner
in which it was accomplished.
i" Many other tricks were exhibited in
the course OF the evening, but those
related above were decidedly the newes
and best, although some Of the othe :,
would have made common eonjure rs
fortune. Several times Herr HermP mn
held out pack Of cards and ma ed
beforehand the card any one o.. us
would draw, in spite Of every effc rt on
our parts to foil him, and this ithout
failing in any one instance. OF course
passing card is one of the common,
est tricks in cardjugglery; but to pass
card and name it beforehand, and
pass il ON a company so cunning of
fence and so wary as ours, was very
different matter. 1na
Better than passing tue card with
such magical dexterity, which we know
is achieved with rapidity and neatness of
lingering, was the trick with the pear,
which, indeed, was as ineoneeivabIe az
anything shown that evening. One
the party was asked by the eonjurer I {
take pear from the table and mark t
then cut slice from il, to eat the slic 2
and haud the pear to Herr Herman n
This was done and the pear given to { az
eonjurer, who, taking it in his bar I'd
threw it up toward the ceiling, caught il
as it fell, and returned it sound 9 nd
whole to the gentleman, who declare il
was the same pear he had marked and
from which be bad cut the slice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
DRUGS.
GOODSEAR's LIVER TONIC |
Liver Complaints, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia

AND ALL DISEASES. ARISING FROM,
~ or dependent upon. arrangement OF the
liver or its secretionG, such as Sour St0nacn,
Indi9egtion Sick Headache, and Nervousness;
AS strengthening and inviRorating TONlC II
stands unequaled. One dessert spoonful after
eating will relieve Heartburn, sour st9macn
and Sick Headache. For CoIJo IN children 1t
has no equal; ten or twenty drops il a table
spoonful of milk will quiet the child IN a few
moments not, repeat in fifteen minutes
For CONSTIPATION il stands unequ1ied, NO
opiate or narcotic enters into its composition.
This preparation has for many years been IN
constant use by several Of our leading citizens,
who can testify to its unparalleled success IN y
the treatment for the diseases and ailments
here enumerated. The first two or three doses
do not usually commend IL to the favorable
consideration Of the person taking II, put Dy
nerseyering in the use of It, You soon get 70
like il, and after the first bottle can take IL
with impunity. BY permission, would refer
40 the following named gentle men, VINO, nav
ing nsed the LIVER TONIC, can testify 10 It's
intrinsic merits; Capt 7 II Arnold, Of Aenkep
Bros: John + Thomas, Of John Thomas
Go. cotton factors; A Hatchett,. cotton factor,
Front Vt; 3 Coleman. d Cand M. LIST Chancery
clerks afice; r Black, ID Q and NJ. list
Chaneery Clerks office, Hon John FIipplns
Judge Of Criminal Court. Memphisi pr -
Jones, cotton factor; John NeWsom, piy
Treasurer; J w Jefferson, attorney, OF omitl'
Washington st; I ) Maydwsll, stone and
marble works, Union st. MANY stber names
could be inserted, but these we deem slgalent
10 satisfy the most skeptieaI Beware OF couns
terfeits. None genuine without my wrltton
signature upon the outside wrapper.
'e'' io'P'' d. F. GOODYEAR.
Overton Drug and Family Medicine ,es store t9I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
A O0YJURER AT HOME.
The Magician HermRnn-SOme O
|N EHfa nuaQr U'rfeEa

The Magician HermRnn-SOme OF
ItfH His queer Tricks.
4 writer in Belgravia describes a visit
to the magician" Hermann, at his pri-
yate residence near London, and the
tricks there played for the entertainment
of the guests
The dinner passed off handsomely; the
viands were Of the best in The season (;
the wine was Of the phQipesty conyersa-
ton was brisk, if not brilliantj and good
humor threw radiance oyer the whole
party. 1t was, in fact, a merry meeting;
and there vas just the number seated
around the table TO concentrate the talk
and prevent the party from breaking up
into knots. Herr Hermann, who was
seated st the head OF the table, had
Skeptie placed at his right hand. This
eOllocation, which vas supposed to be
accidental at the time vas designed BIZ
the conjurer. BE had seen and noticed
the incredulity Of his guest, and was
determined to make convert of him, or
at oil events to show of his powers at
his expense.
The conversation sturned upon presti-
digitategrs and their various feats of
legerdemain. HeFr Hermann-who, hav-
ing passed many years in America, and
being ne stranger to England, spoke
English with much huency-said; Il
am well aware that all you savants have
an idea how the best Of our tricks are
ACCOMPLISHED. ~ should think so,
from Skeptic But / fanny ! could
puzzle even you. o indeedF again
from Skeptic. All, sir, even you"
turning to Skeptic. By all means try
il" "I shall, and after dinner | will
show you a few tricks, and will defy any
one OF you to have the remotest notion
how they are done" Bravof from all
the company excepting Skeptie, who
laughed and helped himself 70 wine, and
congratulated himself on being so much
cleverer than the conjurer.
The tricks played by Hermann are
thus described:
Presently Herr Hermann rings the
bell, aud tells the man servant, who an
swers it, TO fetch some cards. The man
retired, and oame back With two packs
Of cards in secured cases and placed
them on the table. Take one Of these
packs. said our host, addressing himself
to Skeptic; open the cover, and see II
all the cards are right. No prepara-
iionf demanded Gkaptia. No ] assure
you. What / am about TO shog you nov
/ could do with any cards Of course,
ejacnlated Skephc, sneerngly, and be
gan 10 tear the cover from the pack.
Skeptic looked at the cards, and We all
looked st the conjurer. When Skeptic
pronounced the cards al correct, herr
Hermann took them in his hands, and
hinging them down on the table With
their faces uppermost, said. There are
eight Of you. When ] leave the room
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23

apable of inspiring itl' As he spoke
they arrived at spot where the Necker
I falls into the Rhine. The sea at the
confluence of the,ie waters is always
rough, and in win ter, especially, dan
gerous. A violent gust of wind at the
moment detached a flower from the
bouquet of the Princess. What an
excellent opportunity for an ancient
chevalier," said the young girl sauciiy
pointing to the poor flower, which, car
ried off by ra pid current had already,
almost disapp, Jared in the whirlpool
caused by the meeting of the two rivers.
"Ahl my cousin" cried Napoleon,
@ this is a challenge. Well. | accept IT.
And in a moment he leaped into the
river and was driving manfully after the
truant blossom. The Princess, her
m mother and attendant, were petrihed
with horror at the danger he ran; but
Louis in few minutes regained the
bank with his treasi;re, and presenting
is. he said: "Here is your flower, my
charming cousin; bat for Gods sake,
he added, laughing and touching his
streaming garments, let US hear no
more of your knights of old"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23

If man is hung for murder. can his
family collect on his policy OF life IN
surance? 1t does not appear that this
question has ever been settled by the
courts; yet it is one that must almost IN
evitably come up for adjudication at
some time. Indeed, it is more than
probable that it win arise in the case of
Prof. West, the Dover, Del, murderer.
West had his life insured for $4,000.
Subsequently, he killed his colored ser
want and left bis body il horribly
mangled condition n amid pile of broken
retorts and crucib les in his laboratory.
His object was that the body might be
taken tor his own, so that his family
could collect his insuranse and JOIN him
in Europe or elsewhere. This pleasant
little scheme failed, and West IS nov
awaiting trial for muro er. Under these
circum stances il would not be surprisln ng
if the insurance compa uies we're to iur-
nish o'1e or two lawyers Tor the defense,
at least they may be largely interested
in seeing that the prisoner escapes the
galloEs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
PuRLIcATIoR.

MO PAPER IN MEMPHIS IS A BETTER
IN sdvertiEinE medium than the hestern
merhotlisI. II havinr within the limits Of
Which Memphis is the COMMERCIAL center
very large circulation. This can Be known
and read Of al Who nay become tnterestea-
Judicious advertising viii pay. Cur once m
With Boyle 4 Chapman.
81 R.W. BLEW AGO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23

A Chicago Alderman made 3 sPeeeh
half az hour long in support OF tne
question Of keeping open beer shops on
Sunday. Whisky, said tne great
man, is q thing which can be keptover
from Saturday till Monday, but lager
beer cannbt."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
The GAllantry OF Louis NIIpoIe on.

No one ever doubted the g.allantrl ol
Napoleon before the enemy or in res
enoe Of the ladies. An incident at o nee
illustrating his courage, gallantry and
discretion is told Of him when mere
youth, residing at Constance. he was
about twenty, when one day, walking in
mid-winter on the bar ks Of the Rhine,
with his cousins, the Princess Josephine
aud Marie. of Baden, the conversation
turned on French galiantry in the Mid
die Ages. The Princess Marie pro-
nounced an eT.travagant ealogium on
the ages Of chivalry. She praised the
devotion Of the knights whose motto was
Dieu, mon roi ct ma damei and
whose allegiance no danger and no sac
rihce epuld shake. Louis Napoleon
asserte that the French had not degen-
GRATED either in courage or gallantry,
anr. that they reverenced women as
highly as their fathers.
Devotionr' he exclaimed, at no
period Of the world has failed a woman
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
MEDICAL,
DIR. II. l.. LASKI,
Physician Surgeon
AND AOCOUCHER.

OFFICE, 50 UNION ST. RESIDENCE. ssl
" Main street laayoso Block. Once hours
from TO 10 Am, and from 3 70 pm. Spe-
cialties: children and female diseases. Grad
uated at the University Of Berlin Germany /;
with more than thirty years practical eNpe-
rience. Vaccination daily at his once, be-
tween and o'clock nm. sl-Nvi-S3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23
MUSIC. U0T

Pianos, Organs, sheet Music, aud
Musical Merchandise and InatPu-
ments Of every desertp ton, whole
sale and retail. 81 -H' - n.N
est and best seleefed stock In this
city. and n full aaaoramenf Of the
Chick esing, H0ilenberg and Hal.
lett a Cumaton RiamOe. fhe Eetey
menta I'm foil sets or single pieces.
Being practical pinn0-mnker
and ~ musician Of tasaS and nbifAtys
ank known 60 the public ms such
since 1903, patrons OF this mnsic
house may feel con naent that they
will lind all g00danarfcGiy an repre-
sentec and warranted. and nt mod
crate prices ana on easy terms.
WareroomB. No. ava Second street.
..,.I.sq.o II5-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-23

"0h. IL my love would comd TO me.
Would come to me and speak to me
Out of these shadows dark and dree,
My heart would so much lighter be-.
Ny heart would so much lighter be-"
Sang Cecily. sad Cecily.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-05-02

s@- Now that spring is at hand
houses. barns. fences ect., need repaint
ing, rooms need fitting UP, new paper
hanging, calsomining needs to be done
and all such improvements are now in
order. For q first-class job, we would
cheerfully recommend the firm of Sampson
Ralph, of this village, who are in redi-
ness to attend to all such business. Thus
far their work has given perfect satisfac-
ton. Call on them early, by so doing
you will get your work done on the
shortest possible notice and in first class
style. 3lw3