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kN~ THE GREAT CAUSr
49, HUMAN 4 MISERY

just Published, in a Sealed Envelope Prtces,,.
Lecture ON tho Nature Tr~a,n
aud Radical Cure of seminal WeakDa-
sperfnatorrhea, induced by SeIi.Abuse Iny,IF
tary Emissions, impotency, Nervous Dat9ij...n
and impediments 30 Marriage generally. i"
sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and phy.'H
ciaI tnoapaclty, So.-By ROBERT j. tI-fVFp
WELL, II, D., author Of the Green Boos . -"
The world-renowned author in thus aduiTst.r.
Lecture, cleafly proves from his own exper,an
that the awful consequences OF seli-A Lus ne
be efsctuslly removed without medicine. .1
without dangerous surgical operations, botger.
instruments, rings, cordiais. pointing o9r
mode of cure at once certain and eaeclnaI b.
which every sufferer, no matter what his can't
ton may be, may cure himself eheaply. prig.f,lr
and radically This lecture will prove bonn -
thousands and thousands.
sent uhdet scar. IN plalh envelope u any al
dress. on receipt of six &C is. Two u,stay.
stamps, by addressing the publishers
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. Z. KLINE 800.
lyr3 l15 BowerY, New York. Post Oflce sS
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NOn.Kesident Taxes.

fNilE following list Of taxes on real estate .t
i unresldeut owners IN tina town ct Mana,
vale, County Of Hancock. fof the year Is. .a
bills committed to L. II. Jordan, Collector ot sad
town, the goth day of May, ls-2
has been returned by him 10 me AZ remala.
ing unpaid on the 10th day OF May. ISIS hy AI.
certificate Of that date, aud now rrmalntu. uu.
pad. and notice IS hereby given that II the sand
taxes, interest, and charges are not paid INFO Sue
Treasurer Of said Gown, within eighteen month.
from the date of commitment Of said bill, ST.
much of the real estate taxed ~ be tyu,
TO pay the amount due thereon. including inter
est and charges. will without further notice be
soldiat public. auction, at JCre IL Jur,ians Office "a
sand town, on The 2oth day Of November, ISIS. 1t
O'Clock l.. NJ
Acrcs Val. r4y
Frank w smith, or unknown, lis also 81 t.,
sumner Basford. 50 40 b!
Charles PatIen, g 50 u
l. NJ. JORDAN. Treasure
Maraville July :, Isf3 8,!,,
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NOn-Kesident Taxes.

THE following list of taxes real estate 81 3. r
l. resident owners in the town ut Pencils.
County of Hancock. Tor the year Is1k tu I.-
Committed 10 Charles Leach, Collector ui 81.
town, ON the sixth day Of June, I-15 has been rf
turned BY hlm to me as remaining uuptil uy
the third lay Of May, lss5. b. hls errtlHy ,.s ~
that date anil now remaining UNPAID AnI Boz.
tIce Is hereby given that II The sad taxes u..-.
and charges are not paid into tho treasurer ..
said town. within eighteen months trpu tun 4-..
Of the commitment 81 said AIlls. so much ~ fol-.
nj eState taxed viii be sunicIUuL l., nav fr
amount line therefor iur hiding tuterr.l an
charges VIII without further notice l. -a.l b..
pub Is auction ~ the store ~ JOSIAH har-.... r..
sad town, the thrIecntA ,iay ,t Jrg..ts...
1873, at O'clock T..
owners names 4 known. Arrc-. Val T..
Edward Buck, OrlAnd caleb
Bpwden lot, house and barn. 70 40 a. 90.
Andrew Warren. OF uukH0wu
land set "a irUm >urry. Is0 -. -.-
Andrews warren. CasIue. part
oil Fuizun iut. - l0
Addison "e0bar. BiuehIli, MIL
lot. IA -
-igaS saunders, Floyd HIu-l,y
lot, house tuI bAfu. .t..
" m, l.. aTpentrr ut unknown
house iot and shop I- 80.
RUFUS LEACH. t.s.-.r,5.
Penub-oot. June 30th. 1853. Az,
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lNoNsuMPTION CAN BE CURE
sCHENtk's PULMOMIC SYRUP.
stHENtk'S SEAWfED TONIC,
SCHENGkis MANtR AXE pIIf@

SthENsh'S SEAW FED TONIC
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS
Are the only Medicines that Will cure puItn.p.
AIRY Consumption.
Sometimes medicine that will stop a con,h :, IN
often oc casion the death of the patient II M
tho liver stops the circulation of the blood hrmor
rhage follows and in tact Clagging the seton of
the very organs that caused the cough.
tsrr complaint and dyspepsia are the rauses
OF two-thirds nf the cases ~ consumption MANY
are now complaining with du pain in ,he side
The bowels sometimes enstive aud sometimes too
loose. tongue coated, pain in the shoulder Air
ieclIng sometimes very rcstit and at other times
druwsy; the food that IA taken lie. heavily on the
elomaCh accompanied with Acidity and Of brIrh-
wind. These symptoms usually originate from
adtsorlrrcd condition of the stomach or a torpid
49, rS-sN~s 40 -rsssosl - tiIsr taLs Or two
heavy colds and IL the cough IN these rnsea l..
suddenly stopped. IN" lungs. liver aud stomach
clog and remain torpid and inactive and hefnr,
the patient Is aware OF his situation the lungs A..
mass Of sores. and liberated ami death il tbe II
evitablc result.
Schrnck's fulmonic syrup i. ancxpcctorant
whtch does not contain ANY opium, nor ANYTHING
calculated 70 chcCk q cough suddenly.
ochenvk.s SoaWCcd tonic dissolye4 the food
mixes with the gastric Juico OF the stomach d.
geSts easily nourlshes the system and creates n
healthy ctrc utatioa Of the blood. when the bow.
els are ,"stiye kin .aow aud the patient Is Of A
bilious habit. Shcnck's Mandrake PlIIs are re-.
quirc't. These medicines are prepared by Or j.
n -~CIikSCh son, Sorthrast corner ot sixth
sud >rcn streets, FhilA. Ia and tor sale bv Geo
Z. t'oodSin CO. - Hanover At. BO-tou and ]
y Henry. sCncgr place Y y. Wholesale Agts
TOR -" 10y Druggists generally. 81. no Iamoti
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THE sPANIARn ROSCOE

Lucettc Meyers, who was arrested some
time since. on suspicion of being the muir
deress of Goodrich, testified to having seen
the pistol found in Hates trunk In the
hands of Roscoe, a week before the muir
der and also 10 have seen Roscoe and Kate
talking with each other.
COUNSEL.
has been assigned to Kate Stoddsrd and
she viii, under his advice. make no CON
fession OF guilt. Strong efforts are being
made to find Roscoe
THE VERDICT
ofthe Ccroner's jury Is that Lizzie l.. King,
alias Kate Stoddard. shot Chas. Goodrich.
She was remanded to Jail
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New YORK, July 11.-Utica v. BROKER.
sister OF woodruff and Claim, died on
wednesday night at her residence, ia 34th,
street, from Bright's disease of the kidneys.
snperinduced by intemperance., At the
coroners Inquest it was stated that she
frequently took as much as 1000 grains Of
bromide Of potassium week, and even as
WseR as three hundred grains . day. .7
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tn" frequent requests or ufcrrr4 from Nervous
NeursIgc Aul wUaAcHCi Conditions uf tho avs
signed 70 health many ycsrs avo h., .s.,r H.
uu'ru MN % max" known public his intent,
20 p'h"Ht others. sni he Will therefore on r..
,rElhs postpaid directed envelope send free
81 charge eppy ~ The treatise detailing thu az
coVery. uses. anl prescription IL tie horlal
remedy employed 49, ga
Nlires'' joins VI. DAGSALL. " r.
'mo'-I4 II Clinton St. Brooklyu,N
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4 >signee's Notice

~ r y hereby given that on the 4Fth l,v % I
~ 'une, p 1913. Isaac Lyman OF i,iI.wnrtb
auiy assigned TO me the undo gned all Ai. uron
t'y' estate rights and credits OF evcry fe9crip.
nm except such a. y BY law exempt from At 4.
taoHI'.u1 anu execution 70 have and to hold H..
same % me IN trust. to sell and dls pose Of AID
properly 70 the best advantage and TO collect and
convert INTO money such debts and demands and
70 PI"See" win SAID property according to the
PROVISION OF The law, and make proper distri.
button OF tue net proceeds thereof among such
erehltor7 OF the SAID Isaac Hyinan as shall De-.
come parties TO shd assignment
saisiactory bond has been given BIZ me 10 lie
Hon Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate for ,4id
County, as required b. law
hrcc months from the time Of the .xe-Dtf.n , :
cotAs parties thereto
b., 1873. 10y % ""'1 a
5w.> ~,
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NEW YORK. July II. No trouble is report
Ell up 70 o'clock with the Orangemen. A pro-
ttessIon OF nye hundred police are escorting
them with 800 police in reserve. The lode,
WIN be escorted to their rooms by the police AZ
Later-The Orange procession here number
ed ABOUT 800, wearing their regslia with the
disturbance. ~
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Our New York Letter.
TIGREss READY FOR THE POLAR sRAs-oUT-
III FoR THE ARCTIC REGIoNs-THE DANA
LIBEL CASE AND IT'S EXACT oPfosITE-A
GRACEFUL cHAgITY-wHAT ONE WOMAN

III FoR THE ARCTIC REGIoNs-THE DANA
LIBEL CASE AND ITS EXACT oPPosITE-A
GRACEFUL cH.gITY-wHAT ONE WOMAN
CAN 10.
From our Special Correspondent
NEW YORK, July IL.
FOR THE NORTH POLE.
The preparations on board the Tigress are
being pushed forward in the most energetic
manner. The capacity Of the vessel was a
great surprise Ample space has been found
TO store everything, besides leaving aecommo-
dations for the Polsris's crew, when they are
found. II is expected she will be ready 10 sail
on Monday. In the matter Of clothing the de-
partmenf has treated the voyagers with the ut
most hberality. Officers and men are provid.
ed with full suits Of heavy pilot cloth. The I'M
derclothing is the warmest that money can
buy. A sheepskin suit is provided for each
member of the expedition. These are made
with the wool out. The coat reaches to the
middle OF the thigh. 1t has no opening in
front, but is slipped of the head like a shirt
The pantaloons are also made with the wool
out. They reach just below the knee, where
they are met by lambskin stockings, woolly side
IN. Over the latter seslskin buskins are TO be
worn. Encased in such suit the wesrer will
be armed at all points against the Arctic
Frosts
CURIosfTrEs OF THE LIBEL
Several lawyers are in Washington upon the
Dana libel case. The monstrous claim is now
set up that the Police Court of the District ex-
lists by act of Congress, within territory where
Congress has exclusive jurisdiction Of all Of
fences against the U. s. All editors whose
journals are sent into the District are answers
bile to that Court, upon complaint Of persons
made before it that such newspapers contain
matter held to be hbelous, and may be brought
before it from any part Of the U. s., and tried
under the law Of libel prevailing in Washing
ton, which makes libel criminal offence.
The opposite to this case il as striking and
singular as any recorded. A great company,
rich, powerful and prosperous, whose manage
ment was composed of the first business men
Of the city against whose personal and COM
mercial integrity no word of suspicion had ever
been spoken, suddenly found itself assailed in the
most savage manner. Printers ink was called
in requisition by the assailanfs. All sorts of
charges were made against Tie olkcials, their
corruption and venality were standard themes
for libel writer's, and Legislative intsrfereace
wasevea called for against the chief repsesen-
taave Of the company, who had locked up an !
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A 9 advertisements.
For Sale.

TUE >ch. yacht MERMAID, y feet lons, .,
frct VIDE with Sooa sails. rigging, block.
anchor" &c And VIII be suli cheap ior cl.-h
Apply to r. X. BUNKER
3w1t Winter llArbnr Me-
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1t is said that Senator Conklin b.s
been rendered the Chief Justiceship of the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
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Real Estate for Sale,

- For sale IN Trenton, on road Ie,3;.
HIM Nh MI, Desert : miles from Ellsworth e
barns, 81 acres OF land, divided into I'm Two
w oodland and Pasturage. Good shore mi 'iilise
Terms half down, balance in mortgage iI,'ese'
OF Geo. A Dyer, Real Estate agsnt Inquire
Coomhs' Block. Ellsworth Me "e'N'' NJ. {
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-fifteen thousand young salmon have
been put into Swift river, and 100, 900 into
the Androscoggin and its tributaries.
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Caution,

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against har.
n boring Or Trusting nay wife. Lille Rennrtt .
on my acrount a. shall pay no de Va OF her con.
tTachnk from THIS late she hlTinx refused 10
COME To the home have PROVIDED! fur her
ALFRED BENNETT.
hancock, Juty y i-lJ. 5a4a-
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Senator buckingham of Conn. has re.
turned his black pay to the Treasury
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ARREST AND AREAIGSNENr or TuE QuoS-
DAM HEROINE

AhtfSI AND AkEAHsSAFNT or IHE QIDS-
DAM HEROINE.
CONCORD, y. H., July ll.-Mr-. Mary
carlton, the woman Who claimed 10 have
been robbed last Tuesday night when the
obstruction was found upon the Concord
Railroad near Suncook, was arrested yes
tcrday and brought to this city from Man
chester this morning. Her son Frank
Carleton and ,tcp-son James Carlton were
also brought here this morning. She was
arrai.ned this afternoon In the police court
on = charge Of ohstruct!ng the Concord
Railroad near Suncook on july ). She
pleaded not guilty and further hearing
Wa postponed until next Wednesday. She
was ordered 10 recognize ia the sum OF
SJUD Tor her appearance at that time and
went To iail in default.
Young WaIworth's New Trade.
Ills mother, who, with a basket Of
ho"ers, was on the train. met Young wal
worth At Sing Sing yesterday and took
her iinal leave of him. The latter Kept 10
ms spirits, conversed freely with the look
ers-on, and upon receiving his striped suit
JoAinSly remarked II look as If | had rot
base ball suit on" He was assigned TO
cell -, on the second tier, and will enter
The shoe shop to-day 10 learn sufficient TO
become chief clerk in the stock depart
ment. lie said TO 4 reporter that he
thought he had a good jury, but they
would have disagreed had il not been 90
near the It'll OF July, not caring To be lock-
ed up over that day. a Herald reporter
says Mrs Walworth expressed .atistac
ton with the verdict 10 him,
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BATCHElOR'S HAIR DYE

=, This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Lhs only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Rel.
SDe ana instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
~ eaecis Of bad dyes and washes. Produces IMME-
DIArELr superb BLACK Oh MATERIAL BROWN,
The genuine sisnea ". A. Bachelor. Sold BY ali
u tn- CHAs. BATCHELtR. Prog, MY.
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speaker Blaine has returned from his
California trip. s-.....s'.i -'-..
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Commissioners Notice.

NTE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge of Probate 70 r
the County OF Hancock, to receive and examine
the claims of creditors to the estate of John Yer
rili. Jr., late of fremont, deceased, represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice that six months
are allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we shall attend thai
service at the dwelling house of Abraham Rich
Der and December 1873 p'o
ABRAHAM RICHARDSON Cam.
LEWIS FREEMAN. ! m;ss;nna.s
fremont: July 8, 1873 aYss.
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from no other cause than having worms Ia the
stomach
BROWNS yERMIFCGE COMFIrS
will destroy Worms without tniury to the child
oeihs perfectly WHITE. and free from all color.
ins or other injurious Ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Pruprietors
No. ais Fulton street, New YORK
sod by Drug9 SITS acd Che mtsts and de. Iers in
Medicines at TWENTY FIVE CENTS Box
spnolyss
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NOtice.

. kfii to a NOTICE put ia thr AMERICAN. III
1t h r. Hodgeu A. for leaving hI- bot AMI
board. the bed was my own property, AMI have
nal I" earn my hparl mostly uyssu. he has be-
come a. brutal IN hts treatment ~ me- that Tor
SAFETY Of my life, have had % leave the house
- humah tongue an tel NE suIeriugs ~ my
lIi1. ny az. brutal treatment
EMILY BLODn Eft.
Brooksyiilr, July s. 1873 3w.y-
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW YORK, July IL. The inquest in the
Goodrich murder case was continued To-
day at Brooklyn, when the witnesses
identified the watch, pocket-book and
pistol Of Goodrich found In Kate Stod-
dard's trunk. The Waterman employed
BY Goodrich identified her Is the Woman
who lived In GOodrich's house last Febru-
ary and whom he was told to eject from
the premises. .7.olaso1 -'l -
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Notice.

LII persons indebted to by note or ac-
d count, are called to settle previous to Au
gust 25th, a. after that time all demands will be
let with Lawyer for collection.
3w23 "A BARTJ Err
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MRS. lIaus BElcHta, RANDOLPH, MASS.


WHOLESALE AGENTS
Geo bUoIwiu %. s. Hanover it. Dnrto,
Wecks l. Potter. 10 Washington ST. OUNlUu
l2W2p
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Thirty Years Experience or an
old Nurse,

Mrs Wt"ss"w's Soothing syrup IL the
presc rtptiom Of one OF the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses in the United States and has
been used for thirty years with never falling
safety and success by millions OF mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one week old
to the adult. IL eorrects aeidity ofthe stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
child. We believe 1t to be the Beat aud Surest
Kemedy IN the World. IN all cases of DYSEN-
TEkf and DlARRHtEa IN CHILDRGN, wheth-
er II arises IRON Teethng or from any other
causes. Full directions for using Will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the fac mile,
per. Sold 10y all Medicine dealers. spnoly3s
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Captain DOane Of the Starr saws the
scene ct the wreck when the vessel broke
was one Of extreme peril for the officers
and crew who were on board of her at
that time. The crash as the immense hull
broke in two was fearful and struck the
beholdefs on the deck of the Starr with
ave. AL To boats were on shore q the
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CLEVELAND RACEs-SECoND DAY.-The
2:2l race was won in three straight heats
by Judge Fullerton. Time, 2:23la, 2:22s4
2:25lS. Camors, owned by ]. j. Bowen oI
Menford, Mass, was second, ]. W. ConIey
was distanced.
; The first heat OF the 2 AS race was won oy
Clementine of Chicago Time, 2:3o, 1928
2:2sls. Walter. of New York, wss sscond'
Little Lougfelow, OF Brocklyu, third, and
the gray mare Birth, Of Indiana, fourth.
The running race. best three ID five, was
won by sorrel tilly owned by M, WEIGH o
vicksburg. Time, l:461s. ASA, lA9A'
Flash was second. and George Stirling
third.
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The most remarkable old woman men i.
,ioned in the country papers fer week past
is Mrs. Hastings, of Greenfield, Mass, who is
eigbty-.hree years old and who lately walk
ed five miles and back for the purpose OF
paying bill OF ten cents according to prom
Sc. These.' old lady" p aragrapbs are varied
and not little improved by little spice Of
morality introduced inio them once in Q
while. According to promise "is good.
Eightyithree years old and cannot tell Q
lie
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The new/fashioned degrees which the
smaller academic Institutions are in the
habit Of comforting 60 lavissly have SO exas-
psrsted the Worcester, Mass, Spy that 1t
suggests as az appropriate sequence to the
''M. E. L."(signifying "Mistress of English
Literature. ')con ferred by the ladies' semi
nary at Bordeutown, N. j., the degree Of
SNIP. A "(signitying "Master of Primary
Arithmetic" J for lowest grade of schools.
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Schooblom has green corn for sale.
The New Game Law

For the benefit OF hunters we publish the
following synopsis OF the new game law ::
The first section prohibits the killing OF
wild elk or deer In this State, save between
the month OF September and the fret day OF
January, with various other provisions rela,
tive to deer.
The following thirty-se seven other sections
provide that no person shall kill hare or
rabbit between the first day Of February and
the first day of October, under penalty of
i've dollars for each one 30 killed.
No person shall kill any grey, black or
fur Squirrel between tho frs, day Of Janua-
~ and the first day of July, under the pen
atty OF i've dollars for each offence.
No woodcock shall be killed between the
drst of January and the first Of August, un-
der . penalty Of $40. ..s
No quail or Virginia partridge shall be
killed between the arst Of January and the
first Of November, under penalty Of ten dol
lars for each bird killed or had 10 possess1
ion.
No ruffled grouse, commonly called pbea-
ssnts, shall be killed or had in possesui on
between the first day of January sni the
fret DAY Of September, under . penalty OF
ten dOllars for each offence.
Auy person shooting or hunting on Sum-
day shall b. fined from ten 10 twenty dol/
lars.
Judges, mayors, burgesses and police are
invested with the duty OF carrying out the
law, aud other provisions are made for its
enforcement.
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Reading has successful artesiau well,
the depth OF which is $50 feet and the
diameter Of the bore inches, and In has
been placed tubing 6 inches in diameter
and 3O4 feet in length. The water rises in
the tubing six feet above the surface of the
water in Schuy kill canal. The we'll water
% pumped into tank 40 feet above the
ground by brass plnpger pump with four
feet stroke, connecting to the bottom of the
tubing, and worked by rod attached to q
beam. The capacity OF the pump is 100
60 lions per minute.
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A correspondent OF the TIdioute Journal
complains 10 the following language that
local option 10 entirely disregardsd 10 that
suoient town.
Any one taking the trouble to use his
eyes osu ses liquors sold under the guiss Of
lemonade, cider, Modoc punch and other
well understood aliases. luone the less IL
quors though) and although payment is
made oatsnsIbIy for uon-iicense beverages,
you are also paying for the liquors in sddis
tion. Tbis is enc way Of evsding the vio-
lation Of the letter Of the law, notwitbstand.
Ing the spirit Of the law 10 grossly violated,
snd 10 dealing with such cases the courts
give ample consideration and effect to the
spirit, % well o. to the letter of the law 10
its sdmiuistsstion, hence there is no want
Of occasion to prosecute. A similar state
OF matters exists In Triumph.
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AN ACT OF CIR UELTy

Chapped hands aud lace are the most "a.
rions annoyances that iarmers, and psop.
who labor much oot Of doors, experience
frse exposure. Exposed persons, esp.c
ally children, 1epessedly suffer inteusel,
from great cracks upon the hands, tLat Of.
ten bleed. Il 10 orusi 10 sliow ous's self a,
others to suffer In shis way. when the mean,
of positiqs prevention ere SO easy to be bad
and 20 chssply, as to psy ten cents for a
cake Of Hand Sapolio. Hand Sspollo is DO,
only better than the cosilIest soap for re,
movingdift, but it prevents cbapping, aud
renders the skiu soft and pliable. Sold
everywhere.
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Here is an excuse from Southern paper,
which 10 an excuse. One wonders whether
the press man and eomposi,ors 60 off In this
manner and afterwards excuse their COM
duct 10 the paper: 1.-THE Senior 10 sttend/
log Chatham Court, and the City editor II
OF Goldsboro 10 atteudsqcs up'n tns Press
Convsn ton, Of which be will furnish re-
port. This will account for the defects 10
our local columns.'