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Soiepb 59luitt aus Mliiniter in ge IT,
fallen, Elm 6retmaurer uno 2i6eraler init
tatboli10 0em Saufl6ein, bate i'm lcbten
Sriibjabr NIT eini9en 9clfers9elferl
We6lelfdll9un9en porseuommen I'M Be=
tra9e pon 100000 Sbalern. D}it oieler
Gumme @eloes entfloD er uno sing mo-
tiirli9 na@ Nmerita. Gr betrog babel
ui6t nur per19ieoene Yanfbduler> &C.
l9dftsleute uno TreunOe lonoern audi
leine NGtl6uloigen bel oen Nerbre9en.
@9picf bate einen @tef f6ruber 1T 9}ew
Yort unO es mar on5uncbnen oab
5@>pid bel oem1elben porlpre6en ,piiroe.
9ie preubiI9e &e9ierung 1ebte Senn AUDI
Die Stem Dortcr Yoli5ci BON Der @a6e
in &enntniB. Wlon fono a6er @1wid
ui9t. @or brei Wobeu puroe Der &aoeu
Der 2oui1e @9a>u Oer Srou bes @tief=
bruoers BON @dpid in 9telp Oort in Der
gfa@t aufgebro6en uno baraus Waoren
i'm Mertbe DOn $4,000 geltpDlen. Sic
Yoli5ei lpiirte ben 9ieber na9 uno
ermittelte, oab Elm 9eipilier Sobn @6ul5,
oer i'm Suni bel Srau @9aw lDgirte>
pl6bli@ perl6wunoen lei. Ser @eroa6t
bes 9iebltabls uno @inbrll9s lenfte 1i9
auf i'm, un0 er >uur0e in Donters> q. g.,
perbaftet un6 nad glelu Dorf 9ebra9t.
Qlls er Sort antan, fan0 Die Poli5ei
aus oob lie ben Tdll6er SolepD @@wid
lin 9dnoen bate. St lteQte Die les audi
ni6t in Mbreoe uno tpurbe porldufig elm
9eiteft. geun lit Die @a@e in 10 ,ueit
lon0erbar, ais li9 berausi itellt> bob er
nit oem Ginbru9, Ser gu 1einer BerDaf=
tung filbrte, ni6ts 5u tbun 9ebabt gu ba=
ben 19eiut. gs fon,mt nun oarauf an,
ob unlere &e9ieruns i'm an oie preubi<
|l6e ausliefern fann.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

berrlia offenbart bat! 9aes aber ni9t
Nlleu m6sli9 1T, 2ourees su belu6en,
10 iolTten oieienisen, oenen bieies periast
i5t, f6 Sas f66ne Bib ani@affen BON
pel6eul mir ipre6en. 9ailelbe 1T anse-
fertigt unb al baben bon bent 8ruoer
8onifacius Telo auf Mount Moams,
Cincinnati s.. Ser preis belel6en 1T
mr $3.50. Mu9 ber 9eraus9eber bes
vObio Wailenf freunO" 1T bereit auf bas
Bilb 8eitequn9en ansuuebmen.
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2Sarum perban1nst bic Sir dc bic
5SrctntaHreret?

Ct ritens: Sic Treimaurer in Gu,
ropd lino 0er &irbe feinoli6 9elinnt uno
ibre luiitbenO ten @egner. Sic Rir9e
peroammt ibre Teinoe, ouber peroommt
Re Die Sreimaurerei Den Teino G9riiti
uno @einer 2ebren.
3,peite 9ie STRIDE perbommt
bic Treimaurerei neil Die 1elbe cine our0
Gi0 perpfli6tete gebeime @eleul l9oft uno
fol9lid5 Der MoDlfabrt Der menl6li9en
@e1eal9aft mioerltrebt. 9ie STRIDE
wiin16t> oaB ale Menl l4cn frei 1ino unO
feline @flapen. Ser Trcimaurereio ober
nod9t eie Dlitglieo'r oes Oroens 5u
5tlapeu ibrsr Wieilter, unb ]ie 1inb
blinblin9s perpFi6tet, gu 9ebor9en, AUDI
,uenn Der Befebl ungere9t ober Der
Woblfabrt Der men19li9en @eieql6aft
Sutpioer lpdre. Sic 1inb @tlapenuaurer
uno feline Trein1aurer in Tolge ibres
gioes; baDer peroommt Die &ir9e lie.
9rittens: 9ie gutoritdt> bic I'M
SreimalrerorOen Den gi0 perlangt lit
cine Wnn1aBung. Yei Dem Werlangen
oes @ioes mabt ii1 Oer Mei1ter pom
@tubl bic Mutoritat zines fir6li9en ooer
ltoatli@en &i9ters an. Ber bat ibm
oas &e9t segeben, einen feierli9 den Gio
6u foroern? Gr bat ni@t mebr &e6t> ei<
men Gio 81 forbern> als irgen0 iemano
bat, ieinen Trcuno auf Der @traBe onz
subalten unb BON ibm einen GID gu for<
bern. Die &ir6e peroammt 1ol9e Qlna
mabung.
.Diertens: 9ie Greimaurerei eme
pfieblt Die natiirli9e Men19enliebe 1tatt
BET 9riltli9en. 2iebe. @ie lit oaber i'm
Mioerlpru6 nit Dem Gbri itentbun1e.
@ie ift INNER BET STRIDE feinbli9, 1ie
ldBt Die Griiten3 oer &ir9e uno ibrer
s6ttli4en OHenbarung unbea6tet. sic
lit i'm Wiberlpru@ nit Der 9riitli9en
Anl@auun9, oab ale Menl9en Briioer
1in6 uno li9 als Briioer lieben 1ollen,
inoem Der Treimaurer nur feline Oroens-
9enoHen als 8riioer anliebt uno bieje<
t,igen Men1 umel9e ni9t Sreimaurer
lino, ols vProfane" betra9tet. Sos 1T
5u9lei9 bet natiirli@en Oronune bes
1nen19li4en @eI9le6ts oumiber. Gs lit
aber Die Qlufsabe 6er &ir9e bas 91tt=
li4e unb oas Naturseieb su bewa6en; !;
baber peroammt lie Die Treimaurerei,
wel6e oas cine ibertritt uno bas anbere
auber M@t ldBt. ~.
GInftens: 9ie amerifanii9e Trei=
maurerei mag tba4ld9li@ Der STRIDE
nibt 70 feinbli@ ieinI ais bic europdiI9e,
mas nur in ben perl9ie6enen @erbdlt=
ni11en ber 2dnber ieinen @runb bat. 9a
aber bod beioe na9 i6ren Gormen uno
&runoidben bic lelbe @e1eu19aft finb, 70
lit es re9t, baB iiber beioe oas @erbam=
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mungsurtbeil Ser Stride ausge5proden

muagsurtbeH Ser Stride. .ausgelproden
lit. F2* .tt - ! !.
Seoer perniinftise Meni9 ..mIBte bic
Sreimaurerei peroammen, felbit ,uenn bic
&ir9e es ni6t tbdte. 9urd Die Trei=
lnaurei biloen li@ .abgelonberte @eleu<
l0aften., bereu Mitslieoer perpfidtet
lino> ii9 9esenieitig Su belfen, oft entge<
gen aqen @eieben uno aller Oronung.
Ser Treimaurer ,.trd9t ben @ei1t 1einer
lelbitfI9tigen Sefte in Die @e|6dfte uno
in Die Politif, unb gibt Dem unpiiroieen
oen 8or5ug bor Dem Miiroisen, luenn
Der er1tere Elm Sreimaurer 1T. Biele
luersen nur aus @ortuib Treimaurer. @s
si6t beIonoers unter ben protetantil6en
6reimaurern brope unb ebrentpertbe
Mdnner, aber Elm &atbolif unb Srei=
maurer lit ie6esmul elm ar9er 2un,p.
Wenn elm Rotbolif Grein1aurer ipiro, 10
ge19iebt oas INNER aus ben {9le9telten
bli6ten. Gr lit enttueSer Elm 6ablii6-
tiger uno betriiger16er Gontraftor, eli,
9runoi abloler 9lopotot pber ]on1t Elm
elenocr Rerl, benz oas @elo lieber lit ols
lein @laube uno leine Stride, Seren Sc
|lebe sr nit TiiBen tritt; ct miro Srei~
maurer, bamit ct 1iderer 1teblen ooer be-
trii9cn tonn oocr oamit linn in ]eiuen
flie9enoen pldnen beNer gebolfsn
pcrOe.
g8enn Die protei itantii i6en ooer un=
9ldubigen Treimallrer flug >udrcn, 10
tuiiroen lie niemols einen &ot1olifen in
i9re 2o9en oufnebmen. Ser 2atDolif
rpeib aus leinem &ote6ismus, ooB ct
liinoi9t, 1oenn ct Treimourer mirb< uno
oaB er nod nebr 1iinoi9t, iuenn ct es
6leibt. Wie t0nnen bie Sreimourer einem
Ssotbolifen trouen, oer ba lpeiB, oaB lein
@iO unerlaubt lit un0 oob i'm 0er1 1elbe
our6aus ni9t bil10et. Gin &atbolif,
Der Treimourer 1T fam obne @iinoe
oas offenboren, wouon er gu ldu0rcn 9e=
slpun9en ipurbe, Oab ct es gebeim balten
mollte. Gr brid)t babel fcinen Gio, 1on=
bern ct lDIet bo0ur1 oen unerloubten
Gib nur ouf. 9ie 2ose fonn feinem
sSotbolifen trouen> oer 6reimourer ipurbe.
- Sic Treimaurer 1a9en> boB ie feline
Veinol6oft 9egen bie Girde boben oie
Gir6e Oagegen ia9t> boB Die Treimoure=
rel bem Gbriltentbume feinbli9 lit. Me,
fat nun @e9t? Wir benfen, bas urtbcil
Der &ir@e gbriiti 1T Dem urtDeile elmer
@e1eQl6aft por5usieben, Oie ni6t einnal
ongeben fonn, pos iie ei9entli6 wiQ.
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9lus mo3art'S Su9enS.

Mls Mo5art> Ser 9robe beuti6e Son=
oi6ter, brei Sabre aft mar Sei9te li9
i6om, mas aus Dem &inbe tperoen 1oate.
Ser Bater bra9te iDm leibte @tlden
6ei uno in elmer DaIber @tunoe lernte
Der tleine @6iiler elm 2ieo9en> bas er
nit Dem an9emelleniten Musbrud portrug.
8on ieiner 5weiten&unlt batte ct aug
gSien cine fleine @eige mit9ebro6t, un0
ebe es nod ieiu @ater wubte> tonnte er
9ei9en obne BON Semono cine Mn,pei=
Jung erbalten 81 baben. arr5 nod 9fud=
tebr Der Tamilie nad @al5burg fam
Wen5el> Elm 9e19idter @eiger uno Mn=
fdn9er in Der Gompoi iition, gum Dater
Mo5art's uno Bat li6 oelen urt6eil i6er
le6s Srios aus, Die ct tpdbreno Der Mb=
welenDeit Der Mo5art'l l9enTamili> 9elebt
batte.
56o9tner> Elm Softrompeter in @alS=
burg, Der Den fleinen Mo5art BEL onoers
liebte mar eben 9e9en,pdrti9. Ser
Voter - 10 ersdblt oicicr 9laubwiiroige
9lugen5el19e - ipielte ouf Der Brotl9e
Den 8ab> Wen5el Die er1 1te Nioline uno itb
lollte Die 5meite 1pielen. Ser tleine Olo<
5art Bat, bab ct Die 5meite Dioline ]pielen
6iirfe. Ser 8ater perlpies linn feline finz
oil@e Bitte, neil er NOD feline Qlnleituno
auf Der 0ioline 9ebabt Dabe, Ser Gleine
er,uieoerte ober> oaB> um Die s>peite Tio
line gu 1pielen, man es ia mobl ni9t erl
gelernt 5u boben brou9e. 9alb un,pillie
bieB i'm Der Nater babongeben un0 ibr
niat meiter it0ren. Scr Gleine fling ar
bitterlif 5u >peinen uno lief NIT eine,
fleinen@ei9e Der pon.S9 Bat, man mD9t
TIN bo6 nit mir lpelen lailen, uno De,
8ater pilli9te en0li6 Elm unb la9te 81
ibm: 10 9eige nit ST.. @6adtner> jebod
10 iti4, baB man 6i9 ni6t b0rt, ionl
mubt bu 9leib fort. Mir lpielten uni
Der tleine MoSart 9eiste nit mir bod
balo mertte i'd, oab ib ba gang iiber'
fliilltg lei. SD lt9te meiue @eigc meg unt
lab ben @ater oil, Dem bel bieler @cenf
Die Sbrdnen 9eriibrter Noteradrtli9feit
iiber OieWan9en ron ten. @o 1pielte ber=
lel6e gang ale feds Srips burtb, uno aIS
ibn na6 oe"en Beenoigung louter8ei fou
lobnte> mar ct 70 tiibn> Sab er bebauptete,
au6 Die erfe Dioline 1pielen su f0nnen,
unO luirtlib er lpielte lie, tpiewobl mil
lauter unre6ten unb re9eQo1en Qppli=
catllrer, oo6 TO- oaB er nien1als fsdeu
blieb.
0}it lpel9er be>pun0erungswiiroigeu
@enalligfeit 1ein DIR au6 ben feinten
unterl9ieo Ser S0ne mab, pie un9laub-
li6 li9er 1ein @e0d@niB S6ne bebielt
mag Elm 9let95eitiser WorfoQ belegen
@@a@tner beiaB cine @ielile> Die oielel
ibres ianften Sons pe9en por5iiglid
liebte unb bic Butterseige nonnte. 81
ipielte etnes Sa9s oarauf. ssSn eini9er
Sa9en fam @9a6tner lpieoer uno tra1
Molfgans auf ieiner ei9enen tleinen@ei9t
pbantal lircno an.
@as ma6t SIRE Butterseise? frastt
Molfgang, uno fubr IN 1einen Pbanta'
1ien fort. Na9 elmer fleinen A4aule IT
Der ct ii9 auf ettuas 5u bel linnen 19ien
Iaete ct lpeiter : @enn @ie aber nur ibr'
@ei9e INNER in 9lei6er @imnlun9 Gieben
lie tpar 6as i9 auf lebteMal> >als ibr 1pielte
Inn einen Wiertelston tief fer ols meine
oa. Wean ld9elte,, iiber oieie oreii tie 8e:
ia uptun9, in elmer @o9e> in ber oas &c:
|iibtefe &ennerobr faum einen unterl9ie>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-10
Keancbec Savings Balk
This Bank is not required to make re
turns to assessors.

Deposits made on or before the 10th
day ofany month will be dated back to the
First day of the same month.
On FRS, Monday in May and November of each
year a dividend will be made on all deposits stand
ing at those dates which have been on deposit one
full month.
Money deposited in Savings Banks is Tot to be
taxed to depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon as declared are added to the
principal thus compromising the interest every sis
months.
Loans made to depositors on depositng thei
Bank Book as security.
Office in Freeman's Bank Building.
F. H. ADAMS, Treasurer.
W. F. HALLETT, President.
Augusta May IA. 1874. mayl5-t &w6m
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.Josu BILLINGS ALMISAx FOR 1875. The
following are a few of the gems from 'hi'
annual:
"Half the discomfort OF life is the result
of getting tired oS ourselves.
People of good sense are those whose
opinions agree with ours"
"Intellect without judgment is what alls
about one half the smart people in this
world."4
ITO lie about a man never hurts him.
but to tell the truth about him sometimes
does.'
christians seem to fife under cover,
but the devil stands boldly out and dares
the world to a single kombat."
Reason often makes mistakes, Out
Conscience never duz.' >.
1.-The man who il allwuss confessing his
sins, and never Quitting them IL the most
onsartin sinner kno ov."
k"The man who kan set himself to work
at ennything on 5 minnits notiss, haz got
one of the best trades kno ov."
II hav made up mi mind. that human
happiness konsists in having good deal
TO do. and then keep doing it,"
..Yung man, WI better be honest than
cunning and it IL hard work to be both. "
mi experience in life thus far haz
been that z wont 90 in and hav mulch
ov ennything left over.P'
.Abuv all things Tern yure child tn be
honest and Industrious If theze two things
don't enable him to make tigger in this
world he il only cypher, and never waz
intended for igger."
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The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
tons, additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy holders. The assurances made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured!
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HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUBEBA.
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous. or Debilitated?

Are you so Languid that tiny exertion re.
quires more of an effort than you feel capable Oh
making?
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic
and invigOratOr, which acts so benehciaily on
the secreive organs as to impart vigor 10 al the
vital forces go ..
1t is no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for
a short time, only to let the sufferer fall to lower
depth of misery. but 1t Is a vegetable tonic aclhe
directly on the liver and spleen.
1t regulatesthe Bowels. qaiets the nerves nerves.
as to soon make the invalid feel like new person
Its operation L. not violent, but is charac,
terzed by great gentleness the patient experiences
no sudden change, no marked results, but gradual
ly his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This Is no new and untried discovery. but has
been long used with wonderful remedial results
and is pronounced by the highest medical authorl
ties, 1.-The most powerful tonic and Alternative
known"
Ask your druggist for It, !sepdI'4w
For sale by GEO. G. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston
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Farm for Sale.

CyITUATED In Mt. Vernon on the direct road
- from Wateryille 70 KeadAeld. ten miles from
Augusta and two and one-hsh miles from Readneld
Desot. Said farm contains one hundred acres,
wooded. Buildings In good repair; house one and
ons-hslf story. with L; barn and house connected
Sics stable on opposite side O. roaa; Two wells o.
sonse Jaw mil and xrst MILL within threequarters
or mile. To be sold very low appIiGea, ioT soon
0W3ks ~ 'NHA'
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ARENAS Libbey, VIM. 5. Badger Sam'l Titcomb.
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
ST. Baak open daily from y. NJ. to z. NJ and
from To 80 r NJ saturday Evenings, IRON to
SO O'Clock.
Deposits of any amount received from one dsllar
upwards and interest payable twice year, FEB.
and Aug Interest not drawn out il added to the
teposit thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
interest begins the first day of each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth dag of each
month will draw interest from the first day Of the
same month.
Hs-The law passed by the last Legislature er.
empts from municiDai taraioa all deposits in saw
ings Banks. Under this law, this Bank artH guar
untee TO deposOrs interest at the rate of six per
cent PAYABLE semi-annualy, FREE FROM TAXES.
No returns of names OF depositors are required
to be made to State or town authorities. and all &C
counts are held 10y this Bank to be strictly pirate
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de-
post money in their own names, so that 1t can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees and others having 10 charge
Trust Funds.
VIM. z. SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta April u, 1874. t&wu
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of a license from the Judge of Probate
ID for kennebec county, Sill be sold at public
auction, on the premises on saturday, the thirty
first day of October A. ID. 1874, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, the following real estate belonging to the
late Appleton Dixon, late of Clinton, deceased the
homestead of the deceased also an hundred acre
lot called the Hagar lot also the Hunter lot and the
John Hall lot $50 called) Terms made known at
time and place of sale.
BENJAMIN MORRISON, Admir-.
Clinton, Sept. 2S, 1874. 3wilr
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Nem advertisements.

~ AUTenAGENTS for the "LIrE AND EN-.
WNN I6UPLORArIoNs OF DIR. LIVINGSTONE y
Complete, authentic, fresh book. Price suited to
the times. Address b. Is. RUSSELL, Publisher,
Boston, Mass. oe.l-t4w
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KFNNEBEC COUNTY-A a Court Of Probate
held at Aagusta, on the fourth Monday Of Sepfe"''
Der, 1874.
n The estate OF William b. Smell, late of Vassal
boro' in said county, deceased, having presented
his first account of administration of the estate OF
said deceased for allowance: ;,
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by publishing copy OF this or
der three weeks successfully in the Daily kenneDec
Journal printed at Augusta, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held at Augusta IN sara
County on the fourth Monday Of October next,
and show cause, if any, why the same should mol
10 allowed. Ii. X. BAKER, JUDGE
A true copy. IA
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. oct9- t3w
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The following are few of the names of those
who have used this remedy: Mrs. GOV. Conv, Mrs.
Hon. James w. Bradbury. Arson p. Morrill,. eX-
Governor Of Name, Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard.
of Augusta, Rev. DIR. Kicker. Rev. f. h. Martin,
Rev G. +. Penney Rev. VIM 4. Drew, Rev. IL +.
Wood Col. f. NJ. Drew, Secretary OF State: Hon. j.
T, Woodward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. w. stan
ley, President First National Bank: Hon. u. II
Cisbman President Granite National Bank; 5. W.
Lane Secretary OF Senate; Warren l.. Alden, Ban
gor; Charles T.. Nutter, Esq, p fremont street,
Boston; William IL. Taylor Beacon street, Boston !;
Emory Cook and many others in Providence; w.
+. Morreli, Esq, Portland, anu MY thousand OH
ers too numerous to mention.
From Alunzo 5. Weed, Publisher of lions Her
aid 30 Bromiied street, Boston, June % 1873:
DIR. FRANK W. kISsNAN-Dear SIr-Several bot
ties of your "ADAMSON'S BOTANIC COUGH
most gratifying results. We esteem it one OF the
hest of medicines. A. :. WEED.
Voice from Beacon Street.
No. 3, BEACON, STREET,
Boston, Sept. ), 1872.
MR.. FRANK ". KINsMAN Augusta, Me-:
Dear Sir-I am very anxious to say "a word n re-
gard to YOUR Adanlsons Botanic Cough Balsam.
have been a great sufferer from cough for nearly
a year irving Il great many cough remedies and
costing me large amount OF money found them
all useless until met a friend who had been troub-
led rs was and he recommended Adamson's Bal
sam saving that he had been Cured by 1t; conse-
quentIy 1 procured bottle ut once, and used 1t
according to directions. Alter using one bottle
my cough and cold icit me immediately, as by
magic. / have since recommended 1t to others III
ike circumstances and all cheeruliy recommend
Adamson's Cough Balsam as being the best remedy
that has eyer been produced Tor coughs and colds.
Respectfully WyGG9nTTsjI,NuT,y1oR.
Large Bottles 30 4, 70 Cents.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
octll- eodSwewly
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IND HTNSAMPLE to Agents, Ladies' Com
n r. n n .bination Needlebook, with Chromos
Il AVAAASend stamp. Dean Y Co., New Bed.
ford. Mass sepl7-t4w
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Mall At home, male or female. $35 per
"O4kweek, day or evening.
S-Ilcaptal We send valuable package
LOT a uof goods by mail free. Address with
six cent return stamp, NJ. YOUNG, li3 Greenwich
St. n York sepl7-t4w
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W0RkING PE0PlE-Male or Female, Employment
NJ at home $50 per week warranted, no capital re-
qnired, Particulars and valuable samples sent
free. Address with cent return stamp. c. ROSS,
Williamsburg, n. Y. sepl1,f4w
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How TO Fnlten Cattle.

The following extract from a commu-
nicatiOn from Il. A. Steele, q prominent
stock raiser OF Kansas, to the DrOrsrs'
Journal, is full OF good sense:
The price OF cattle lattened for market
depends on the symmetry Of the animal,
or the fat style, as the shippers term It, !
want here TO state that good blood Is I'M.
portant, but not absolutely necessary 10
make what is termed good seller. In
order TO isiten q steer to bring the highest
market price, he must be kept in a grow.
ing condition from a calf, and 10 no case
allowed TO go hungry. II Is the starving
the first and seCondwinter which willis and
Shrivels ups steer, that causes him 10 be
sold at reduced price. No amount Of
feeding will make him q first class seller,
no difference what his color or blood
= This Is no theory, but a fact
deduced from close observation, as have
tested the plan several years.
I twill and does pay tc feed corn 10 calves
and TO yearlings. They start out on grass
In the spring, strong and vigorous. You
are then able TO market your cattle in the
spring they are three years old, weighing
l,400 pounds, which is heavy enough to
bring the first price. The best steer
sold in 1872 was common native. He
had all that he could eat from q calf, and
was never hungry. He was handsome
animal, and worth more per pound than
anything l shipped in 1872. lie weighed
in Chicago 1860 pounds; age three years,
l have steer cali eleven months old, from
an ordinary COW. The calf now weighs
$50 pounds. 1 thing it will weigh, when
three years old, 1900 pounds. l do moi
wish ii understood that am not in favor
OF improving the blood as well as food.
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The CATHOLIC Observation-Disclosures
Capel, very high Catholic authority
writes 10 the London Times on the Cath
ole controversy that the Church Of Rome
has always held:
(d) That all power, civil or eCclesisst.
ical, emsnaies from God.
~ That both, therefore, are to be hon
ored and obeyed.
(c) That the ecclesiastical power is
superior to the civil, and defines the limit
Of one and the other.
.(D That when the civil power passes
its proper province, then has the Church
Iheright to raise her voice and condemn it.
The London Times says that now that
the doctrine of inIalIibility is promu!gst.
ell and the power in!alibility brings is
concentrated in the breast OF single
man, it is a thunderbOlt which may be
launched at any time. 1t also declares
lhst "the Roman Catholic Church has
brought itself into direct and visible an
rNgonism with civil allegiance throughout
The world has now become unQuestiona-
be to all but that'portion Of Roman Cath.
oIcs who are content to believe without
reasoning"
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tory, gives even stronger testimony! he
used only 100 pound charges Of the Quin-
nemont coke, as against 225 pound charges
oil ConnellsVille, whichthas been formerly
used. A new furnace has been erected al
Qulnnemont, and the prospect is that sew.
eral more will follow along the KsnawhA
Valley. Whether 1t result In saving the
Pittsburgh founders from loss, or in Civ
ing cheaper iron to.the country, or.in en-.
riching the mining proptietors on the
Kanawh0, and thereby building up new
works, It Is every way gain to that sec
ton OF the country, and to. the railroad
which has opened these extraordinary de.
posts to the markets oil the world.
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BoNAMY PRICE gives good advice, as
we may say, with rhyme and reason. lie
says: First and foremost, DO as the
French people did in the last war. The
French people starved themselves and
lived upon less. II America did this, il
each man did this, America would come
around very rapidly. Saving, as we IN
derstsnd it in England, is, l am afraid,
very rare in America. Saving is not q
virtue practiced in America. The form
OF saving, that is Of living below your in.
come, is not common in America. If
every man is determined that he will not
spend every dollar he is making, then
you will turn the corner.