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there were two OF him, or ought TO be.
He always managed TO get two pieces OF
pie at tho table. Just as il one was Tor the
other of him who wasn't there. and there
was thin lretenee of taking care OF II
for him, but he always took care 10 eat
il, 1 noticed. lie only halt leaned his
lessons, and double-enlry book keeping
nigh about set him crazy, because, rs l
told you. there wasn't but halt OF him
there, and he couldn't double enter. He
wouldn't sleep with any boy. because, he
said, il crowded EN-. He grew up, but
he never got married. Once or twice he
attempted 10 count y girl, but lett her
when ii was only half done. as though
that other twin of his would be along and
court the other half. heard that he died
from sheer loneliness. but only believed
half heard about that boy an yhow.
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1 S0lltdrN TRin.

There was woman out West who
gave birth to one twin-just one, that's
all there was of him. She never had
another solitary twin so long rs she lived.
lie was = melancholy child from the first,
and wore such lonesome look. He
always seemed to be watching and listen.
ing for somebody who never came. lie
appeared to realize that he wasn't alto
Sether-that hc was a kind of human
parenthcsis with one bracket gone--ani
mated dumb bells and Que dumb.bell
missinS.-a pair that couldn't 6ea:
deuces aud hardly worth drawing 10. lie
used 10 moan in his sleep and paw around
on his pillow Tor his missing brother -
W hen that boy grew up he was different
from any boy | ever knew-that is 10 say
any one boy. lie seemed more like two
boys-at least. he was altogether too
boiSterous for one. If he had Il fight it
was with u boy twice rs big rs he was,
Tor he seemed to feel somehow, as though
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In an upper room in poor tenement
house lay sick child, wasted with lever
and tho prostration which followed. 1t
had seemel impossible TO rouse him. or
excite tho slightest interest in any thing
The young lady who had carried her
flower basket 10 the room selected y
bunch of shining golden Luttcrcnps. and
held them up before the child. The dill
lansuid eve Frightened. The tiny omaciAi-
ed hand opened to receive them; too
feeble for spoken word. the smile that
fitted across the woe white lace was
eloQuence enough. The insers closed
tightly over the simple flowers that were
like yellow sunshine 10 the little sufferer.
When second visit. with fresh flowers,
was made ON Thursday. the boys mother
said, Jimmy would not lay the flowers
out OF his hand while he WAS awake only
when he slept could | pu, them in water
to ireShcn a bit, for he must have them Ia
his hand again rs soon as nc walked. ~
Sure enough, the little fellow still held
his wi,horcd treasures. which had been
more TO h;m than doctors visits or pre-
Scsipiious. Fresh flowers from the baske,
brought Snile aud look of grateful rec.
ignition to his lace; the long. weary
hours OF conva,csccuce were lighLencd
and Enlightened tor one little sufferer by
the Flower MiSsion-HVpGr'S Monthly.
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"EIl.n or Rlll.n -,

\ very interesting discussion was. not
long since, held in England. in which
Sir Henry Thompson. one OF the most
eminent physicians of Loadoa. came
forth an advocate of the new method.
and in Zurich. in Switzerland. large
number Of persons have very recently
formed q society 10 promote the burning
of cOrpses. The members pledging them
selves that after death their bodies shall
be burned. This association had dete.
mined to adopt the newly discovered
method ol Milan professor for burning
bodies.
Professor BruneIli Of Padua. has made
many experiments in the art Of cremation
but according to his system three hours
and halt OF burning are required to
consume the bones. leaving white ashes
that weigh about ) 81 pounds. d takes
$50 pounds OF lire wood to complete this
process. According 10 the newer method
OF the Milan professor. the body is low
cred from The ball of the building into n
vault where, either with or without the
collin the body is placed in a receptacle
made OF lire brick, over which high
chimney conducts the smoke and gases
out into the open mir.
After the body has been placed in the
receptacle, a stream of hot air at while
heat is turned upon it, and in twenty
minutes the body is entirely consumed.
and what is net, left in little heap Of
snow white ashes, has evapora,ed in gas
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In Benzie County. Michigan, i. what
is known ~ - pigeon roosi," that is. a
place whore millions upon millions OF
these birds build iha;r nests and rear
their young. They occupy tract OF tor
90, land sixteen miles in lensth by three
in breadth. the trees oil which ARC litrra!
" loaded Nth their nests; the Shy Is
dsrkencd by the llins squadrons, while
The iIccs,aut hum and roar Of countless
wings sound like a distant tornado or an
thunder storm. The hunters
are on ,hcirtraca. however, and are reap
inS a rich harvest, hasginS them Icy hun
Ilrcls OF thousands. and sending them To
market Some they secure alivc in ncls
and carry 10 different parts OF the coun.
Try in coop>, while those intended Tor h
markets within easy reach aro snot or
killed hy poles and clubs. and packed in
barrels for transportation.
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or smoke. The cost OF this process, even
where the hot air has TO be prepared for
each successive body. is only about three
dollars. The cost ui building and fitting
up the cremation hall would be So, 900.
The most serious objection yet urged to
the burning OF the dead. is that it would
give immunity in cases of poisoning,
where the criminals could only be Dc
,ected by the eIhuniaiion anal dissection
OF the body Such cases, however, are
rare. and The objection eau be avoided by
holding an inquest in every doubtful case
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Non-Rcsidcnt Taxes,

In The town II Woodstock County OF Oxford and
State Of Maine for the year 1873.
The follow INK list OF taxes on real estate oil non
resident owners In the town Of Woodstock Tor the
year 1874 in bills committed to ALBiON T.
l,DWkER collector OF taxes tor said Tow
on the Sth day OF July 1873 has bsen returned By
hun 80 ne AS remaining unpaid on the 81 day
Of June 1874 by his certificate oil that date AID
now ren.tiu unpaid and notice Is hereby given thu
IL the said taxes interest and charges are not paid
into the Geasury of said Town within eighteen
month. from the date OF the commitment oil said
bills 90 much of the real estate taxed as will lie
sufficient - pay the amount due therefor incuding
interest and charges viii without further notice 10
sold at public auction at
The Assessors Oaice in said town, on the y'h
day of January 1915 at O'CLOCK, Ia the afternoon.
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patrp,
rRiss or.


Frcss On Suruoant tlie rocky stce5s:
Cil~b eHblly over .hc tuneit's arvh s.
&c i.ds alone Nho Ivthls ereeps;
&c wiss Sho dance ne hsro's march,
&c thos hsro lat thy might
Irasa on vgesn@, SHOWS Is way,
aud thJou.h tie ebsn walk. VI uight,
HSa down passage osto day,
Press on Il once OF twlce tEy feet
sip back saJ -;snl0le, hsr,lvr Try
FlSn hin Mo never ,tfvads d meet
Danger snG death, they re cure ~ Nv,
To coward r.sSs tbs bUReg specds
while o. their breasts who never quail,
GlcSms, SuSrjisu vt chivih is dey,ls,
bright courage, Ike y coat Of mail.
Therefore, press on snd reach The goal,
And gain The prize aud wear the crowE;
F-iut n0t, for to the steadisss soul
Come weal;h, AMI honor, and renown.
To thine own self be tue, aud keep
Thy mind NOM slClh, Thy heart from soil;
Pre-. Oh, AMI thou shalt ,urcly reap
\ heavenly harvest Tor Thy toll.
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Nan-Rcsidcut TnNcs,

In the town of PERU County OF oxford and
state of Maine for the year 1914.
The following lisi OF taxes on TEAL estate ~ non
re- idcut owners in IN. town OF y Il for The
wear 1875 Ia bills committed % OTIS NlMAN
collector OF taxes of said town on
the 5th day OF June ls13 has bccu returned by
him 70 me a. remaining unpaid on the ith day
of juno i-7f by hi certiiicat" OF Nat dnte and
n0W remain unpaid and notice j. hereby given that
h .aii taxes interest aud charges nrc not pail
into the treasury Of aid town within eighteen
month, from the date uf t,ic commitment OF SAID
li. vi. much ol the real ,ia;c .u taxed will De
.'icirut 60 pay the amount luc therefor including
Interest aud charges 40 without IuIthcr notice be
sold al public auction 1t
TIM -torc OF the = rh,crhcr 10 -aI town ON the
twenty .thirl day ut uS,,nbrr is,i, a. t"o o'clock
40. the afternoon.
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Young Sky Lark.

T. Sire. thoroughbred SKY Lark. an
IrH imported race horse.
LAA Ills dana. thoroughbred mare by
Cas-ius VI CLAY.
This beautiful Stallion, seven year, old last
June stands lCl hands high. weigh. Ia pounds.
Will stand at the -fabic OF = I'm ll,-iuxs n
srthcl, the coming season, except NJuuaN and
Tuesday of each week when, tTOfn MLy 18th, he
will stand 10 North Waterford J'rrn--to Mar
rant as: ScI~On. si1. ~iusir SrrVi e, q. cnud
and thir terms 10 Ice paid u'tiinr Of ~rr'i =. For
further particulars the public are referred L.
certificate On rccOIu in the County Ii,coris.
CkiLpN EOWE.
Bethel, April -, 1874. Cm
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Notice.

VyyHEREAS there has been story IN circus-
w ton To- the effect that ! said William l.
Cushman had cheated me out Of sOIse nlne nun .,
the one who repre- scented it. Intended To convey
no such meaning. lie claimed nothing NOR tah
his just due In settlement. % LOhDAND'
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT AT home
~ Male or Female, $50 a week warranted. No
capital required Particulars and valuable sam.
plies sent Tree. Address, with Gc. return stamp
4. ROSS, Williamsburg, Ny.
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MAIZE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Semi-Wcckiy Line.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconia

steamers EieanOrd ana frdnCOnla
e-c-o. viii until further notice run
Is follows:
SkSsxEskH Leave Franklin Wharf. Port
land every MOND \ Y and
THURSDAY 40 ;, 4. NJ, and leave Pier - East
River, New York, every MONDAY ahd lllUR>
DAY, at 1, L. VI.
Tho ElcRnOra j. new steamer. just built iOt IN,
route, and both shc AMI thc Framcuna are lifted ui
with line Accommodation for passengers, making
this the most convenient aud comfortable route for
tray clers between New York and Maine. These
steamers will touch no Vineyard Haven during the
summer months on their passage 10 and from Ne"
OK
Passage In State Room $3.50, meals extra.
Goods forwarded 10 aud from Philadelphia,
Montreal Quebec, 81. John anil all paris Of Maine
Shippers are requested 20 send their freight Ia
the steamers as early rs L. l.. NJ. on days they
/, ave Portland. For further information apply 10
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
IF AMES, As't Per Is L. L., New fork.
Portland, July 81, lsiI
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AStray.

oS O1fpcr day al home Terms free Address
% pEUGEo. STiNsON * Co. Portland, sle.
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TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber.
~ about the lGth inst, red and white heller calf
about three months old. The owner Is requested
10 pay charges and take her away
CYRUS III. RIPLEY.
Paris, July 90, 1871 augi 3w
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Mechanical Diseases. Persons eD-
gagged IN Paints AMI Minerals. sucn 5
Plumbers. Typc-Srttcrs. tiuld nratrr'. and
Miner. IS they advance in BITE. age 'uH'.t
To ra,al'sls ni The Bowels. Fn E.4. b
against thu. ,ake u dn.c Of NALAhRa i ..-
IL. Ii -..------ L.
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A waIking ADVERTISEMENT.


DIR. X " PIERCE, Buffalo, ~;
Dear SRI am wal. ing advertisement for your
Golden Medical Discovery, Purgative Pellets and
of Catarih OF nine ars standing, which was 80
bat that II stgured my nose, and, while curing IT,,
your medicines al cur, me OF Asthma In its worst
and most aggravated form Bel )re using your medl-
cines had become reduced in flesh from one hu 4
dred and nftytve 10 one hu bred and nfteen pounds
and nov weigh one hundred and six'y-twO pounds
and am In better health than have enjoyed for
ours truly, i'll LUMsDEN.
The above II but fair sample Of hundreds of let
tiers which are reviewed by Dr. rieTce. ami in the
| face OF such evidence who can longer doubt that
| the Doctors medicines cure the worst cases OF
CnrOnic Catafrh.
| THE utkAT FAvoRITE WITH THE LADIES
Vim. Forsyth Bynum Son. druggists, OF Live
| Oak, Fla wile, sept. 10Th, 1874, as follows: " pr
| X. " Pierce, Buffalo, n. Your Golden Medical
| Discovery and Pufgative Pellets sell very largely
| and give complete satisfaction, as numbers OF oul
customers anu friends testify with pleasure. lOul
Favorlte Prescription Is indeed the great Favoritt
| with The ladies', and numbers can say with JOY tina
1t has saved them from eklng out SCRABBLE life OF
meeting with premature death, and restored then
to health and happiness"
Thousands of women b ess the day on which Or
Plerce's FdvOrite escrlptOn WAS rst made KNOW
TO them. single bottle often gives delicate anS
suife lug women more relief than months OF treat
menl from their family pht In all of lhos
arrangements causing back-ache, dragging dow
sensdti ms, nervous and general debility, 1t SOY
eregn remedy. lis soothing and healing propertie
render II Of the utmost value o des suffering from
internal fever, congestion, infanai Ion or liberation
a. It's siren lthening effects tend TO correct dis
placements Of Internal parts, the result of We ak
of natural supports. II Is sold by all drngg SIT
DIR PieTce's pamphlet on Diseases peculiar u We
men will he sent 10 any address on receipt of tw
stamps. Addrt IS as above. novl1-st
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LOCAL INTEi,lIGENCE.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Ses Yorh,-l;si, A NJ; 1917, 1249, SAB, P. NJ
For Philadelphia $50, $40, 800, $780, A.
NJ. 12.17, 12.42, g. 4, 5.42, 40 $50 p. n Sundays
i3l, A. NJ; 400, $50, $50, p. M.
For BdltimoTe.-12.52, o. 1909, A M; LIS
$50, ITO, z. M. Sundays, 1882, 203,. a. N,
FOR Washington. 2.O3, A. ". ls.oS, LIB
$50, T.1O, P. M. Sundays, 1859, 2.93, \. ".
For Deiairare r. R.-5.0l, i0lo, A. NJ; $40, p
NJ. No sunday trains.
For Neio castls-oO0, 10 10, \. u. Les, s4O, 2. MI
Tor Wilmington and Reddi,ig Il R.-e.1o. A. NJ.
2sO, SIS, P. NJ. No Sunday ain.
For Wilmington d Restera 4. hio 30 A NJ; SIS
P. N. No Sunday trains.
rRAn;s ARRIVE AT WI sISSToE.
From Neg lork.-l.5s. A. ". 1885,, lib, 100, p
M. sundays, 1853, A. NJ.
From Philadelphia --i242, 1853, 0.o6, A. M; lROV
NJ. 1884, 1l9 4.c5, SIS 6.95. 100, s.lb, ll0o P.
Sundays, 1242, 1853, 1905, A. NJ. ll.W, p. M.
From Port Deposit.-S.04, A. NJ. No sunday tram
Fron Baltimore. - 12l, 1925 Nj 1901, 1910
$50, $40, P. VI. Sundays. 1.2l, A. NJ. 9,se, 2. N
HoDt Washington. = l.2l, a. NJ. lzv.i lf.4O, o.Ss
Ffom Delaiocge r. R.-lolh, \. n. , So $50,
NJ. No Sunday trains.
Hom ke1 cdStIe.-s.00, 10l6, A. M; saoi 6tV
P. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Reading X. r. 500, A. NJ.
leo, I IS, p. M. No sunday trains.
FTons Wilmington q Western r. R-I.do, A. NJ
3.1o P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910, $50, 1890 A. M; 121o $50 s.t1, $40, oW
s.<s. $50. l1.so. = NJ Sundays l24o $50 A. M; s.S
/ II. so P M
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sun rises al $50.
Sun sets az Al.
Style and 1T guaranteed at Bayne's
November tn is far has been lamb like.
Thanksgiving day, Thursday Of next week.
For promptness go TO Houston 4 Przer tea store.
sporting paraphernalia at Hlndle Cos. s!2 Mar
ket street.
Dubel's warm winter hats aud caps at rubells, 2
Il. Sd street.
What whittier said about the Hockessin people is
neat, isn't II?
Lei the rich literally help the deserving needy the
coming winter.
Fuilmer's saddle rock oysters are fat and fine at
6 Market street, basement.
Morgan's gloves and mittens are worth examining
| by buyers, at gu Mar~et street.
The canvassers for the COMMERCIAL ALMANAC and
| YEAR BOOK are busy and successful
| The Almanac Year Book will be out early In De-
| cember, price ten cents. Wait for II.
Persons can get Their linen curtains "dOne up"
nicely at the city Laundry, L. 9TH street
| Who ever heard OF a lady disposlng OF Grover 4
| Baker sewing machine for some other kind?
| ave The People" is getting up minstrel enter
| tainment for tile Denent Of the monument fund.
| Ferry's carpet cleaning machine handles carpets
with great delicacy and does It's work effectually
VIII the President in his message recommend the
/ people to buy Singles Sons Partagas for quar-
teri
very nice lot Of cassimeres. clothes and over.
coating at Gouerrs 1s t. Attn street. Step IN and
examine them.
Miss Maxwell has opened confectionery store a,
200 W. % street. she sells Mhitman's candies al
| Mhitmans prices
Two button dog skin, castor. kid, cloth, buck
lined Kid and cali ska gloves in great variety, Al
Daughters, 40 Market Street.
Young housekeepers should repair TO the Enter
prise Co.'S hue furniture store 40 Market street
Prices lower than those OF Philadelphia.
We assert without any hesitation that our b!acl
SILKS are cheaper than any house Is selling the sam,
quality for In Philadelphia. W. NJ. Kennard Co.
At W. A. Turner n Cos store Fourth and Marke
Streets, you eau bay fne calf boot, hand made TO
$3.50, worth IS co. Cnidren's good school shoes 70
| al 90 and xf.25
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Il
ON AND APTRR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10. lola
Trains leave Depot, Thirty -Second and Market st.,
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
Pao Accom-. $40, o. and 1880, A. M, LILO s.ao, T.
and 1l.sO p. NJ. On sunday I9O, A. NJ, |, and Lar
Rlmira and Lock Haven Mail, ex. Sunday, $40 Am
Mail tram daily, tpn Sunday runs only TO
Fast sI nne cci Haven E.p cs Sunday SV IN
Harrisburg Acc daily, except Sunday -. 2.so, Pm
Parkesbnrg Train daily, except Sunday. $50, Pm
Ptisburg Express daily, except Sunday. 100, Pm
Cincinnati Express daily. ................. $40, N
Erie MaIl daily, except satarday iiss, Pm
Emgrant Express 1905 A. NJ. daily.
Tickets must be procured aud baggage delivered
at il6 Market Street by o, 2. M.
NEW YORK DIVISION
Express for New York, $40, $50, liz $50, AMI IL,
A. NJ, (Limited New York Express i.30, T. M
day Trains a.4O, $50. $50, A Ma.4o, !, p NJ. and
IL, midnight
Emlgrant Train for New York. li.toP.M.
EXPIRE 81 for Long Branch, 1885 Il. N.
For Trenton and Lambertville, $50 p. NJ.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Bustleton, 6.S5 A. NJ, IL noon, 800 and 726, +. NJ
way Train for Bristol, $40 P. M.
Trenton. 6bb 1910 A. NJ, $780, $50, b16 $40 r. M
On Sunday, 9.in, A. M. and $50 P.M
FOR BRLvIDERR DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lambertvllle. Phillpsburg,
Easton, Water Gap, Scranton, &c, 6.b5 A. M, $50
p. M. Accom-. for Belvdere, 1915 A. NJ.
For Lambertvllle, Pennington and Pennington. eto
1915, A. NJ, and 6.16 p. M.
For Lambertville and Belvdere, 1918 M, and blt
AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Accom-. for New York, via Perth AmBoy, and Via
Jamesburg and Monmouth Junction, $50 A. NJ,
| and 2, 7. M. and via Trenton $50 p. M.
Accom-. for Trenton, connecting with express trains
for Neg YORK. $50, s. and 10 A M, IL noon, q, 4sC
way train for Burlington, 500 P. M, and on Thurs.
days only at iosoP. NJ on Sunday 100 A. M,
| Way Train for Bordentown, 1l.sO p. M.
For Klnkora Branch, $50 A. M, aud 4sO P. NJ
For hightstown 9, $50, A. NJ, s.i5, and b.3OP NJ
For Medford, and 1876 A. M, s.45 and 80 M
For Mt Holly and Pemberton, Is, Z A. ana lOBOA M
as, 8, and $50 p. M. For Mt. Holly, and lib
For Merchantvle. 10 P. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays only.
Trains arrive at Tnpty-Fsrst and Market srreets ::
From Pittsburg, s1O $40 A. M, 1880 p NJ daily, s5,
A. M, and AIS T. M. daily, except Monday From
Erie and Williamsport, $40 A. NJ daily, ex. Mon
gay. From B9ialo and Niagara Falls, 100 p. M.
and Willlamsport, 100 p. NJ. From New York
l24h, 4ss 10s9 A. M. 1905 1a.4t, $50, g. 80, TBS
,;4o. le's1 and il;to Z. M; On Sunday, 40, 1910
npsburg and Lambertville, arrive Remington De
Pot, y, A. M, 4.bo and 1913, P. NJ. sleeping-ca
TiGkels can 6enad at Broad.and Chestnut Streets
and Depot, Thirty Second and Market Streets,
the Union Transfer Company will call for ont
check baggage from Hotels and Resdences Tim,
csrus anu fall information can be obtained at tn,
Depots and Ferry uamed above and Al the followIn,
TICKET OFFICES; s. K. cor. Broad 4 Chestnut
FRANK THOMSON, General ManaS MANAGE o'fee'
ID. M. BOYD. JR.. Gen. Passenger Agent
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societies.


Hope Lodge, No. q, l. o. o. f., al Odd Fell
lows Hail 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No 2, S. OF T., in the
McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of True
Templars, at McDonnell's Hall, 9th and shpley.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Ne
chaicA' Hail. 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. y. of G. f., Nicola
rvs Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. Of T., at knight'
Of Pythias Hail. I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 10, X. of F., at Ferris a
CARROTS Building sol Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. a. l. o. II. NJ, at Rec
| Mems Hall, 4l5 Market street.
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EE-LO0Kl LO0RI LOOK
KELLYrS DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
It will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
purn.
1t will make you strong and give you new life.
II will act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
ton.
II is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that ionic will do without liquor ~
stimulate. II Is Dot Wine OF Iron. Try 1t. Doctors
prescribe IL. Cl.-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
have been cured with IT, suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what II has done.
For sale by smith 4 Painter, K. Bringhurst Co.,
g. McInall. Jr.. and Druggists generally. apr2-llu
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The clayton House.

ARRIVALS UP TO THIS MORNING
Geo Batten, Pha.
q i Zearfass Easton, Pa.
] T johnson, n. Y.
John Taggltt, Salisbury.
O. Ramsdell, Springfield.
Jas L Robertson, N. Y,
L L Buck.
J Monroe, Penna.
Mrs Davidson son and servant, New Orleans.
Hill wife,
Eugene Cochran, Middletown.
John G Constant, n. Y.
W Worth, City.
L Mariner Milwaukee.
VIM Anderson, Maryland.