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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-21

RoCKLANp, Oct. T.-Between IL aud
O'Clock Friday night Thos. A. Fsles and
John kellar of South Thomaston, two
young men employed at Dix Island, who
had come OF to attend Maggie Mtchelrs
performance in this city. left the wharf at
South Thomaston in wherry to return TO
the island. They were accompanied to
near The mouth OF the river by another
boat and whea its occupants last saw them
they had got up . sail and were standing
out toward the island. This was the last
seen OF them, and Saturday night when the
workmen returned from the island it was
discovered they were missing. To-day
search was made by several whale boats,
and the oars aud ruddcr of the missing
wherry picked up. The young men DROWN
ell were both only sons. There Is arumor
that two other men are missing from Dix
Island and supposed TO be drowned but
this may refer to the same calamity.
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BY request. we cheerfully give place
10 the following. written by former resi-.
dent Of Maine. 10 his parent, IN Sedgwick.
The writer j. Keeper Of a Lighthouse al
Matagorda Island. Texas
>ALURIA. Calhoun Co.. Texas.
sept. -, 1875.
Dear PlreHfs'-On the 10Th and 18th inst-
We were visited by the mos; terrific cyclon,
ever known in this part OF the country. Tn,
water Of the gulf wa, raised fifteen feet abov,
it, ordinary high water mark. sweeping away
all the pilots with their families, the Post
master and family. the health officer, and many
more. capt. simeon X. Brown. formerly o
Maine, was the only pilot saved.
The town Of lndianola was about half SWEEP
away, and a. near A. | can learn, 20 persons
were drowned.
The shore OF the Bay for fry miles !. cover
Ell with cattle. living close together that it /,
impossible TO idc on horseback among them.
There were several Maine men lost at thi,
place, among them Capt. Joshua ;. Billings
formerly Of Orland, and his whole family
Capt. William Nichols and family, with the ex
from searsport. think. Mr. Thomas Decrow
Of Decrow Point. with his family. formerly iron
Bristol. were all swept away with their house
and everything else into the gulf
The TWO sercwpilr Lighthouses. the La,
and West shoal Lights, only three years old
were also swept away and their Keeper
drowned.
Please send thi, TO the Ellsworth American
for publication. assriends aud relatives Of Ia,
lost may thus obtain some Information of ihei
sad fate. In many eases not single mcmbc
Of a family survives to give q word Of informa
ton. Should this meet the eve Of any frien,
or relative OF the aJoye families, should b.
happy 10 answer any inquiry they may wish t
make. They should write TO
u. 7. KANE, Light Keeper,
Matagorda, Texas.
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State News.


AUGUSTA. Oct. Is. About 8 O'Clock this
evening. nre broke out in the steam mill Of
the keunebec Land and Lumber Company
situated on the east side OF the river IN this
city. and the mill " 18th all il valuable ma
chinery. two lu nber houses and large lot
OF lumber were consumed. The mill had
been Ia operation during the tay. aud the
fire was doubtless caused by friction. Loss
$4,000 Insurance, els. 600. seventy five
mcn are thrown out tr employment. While
the steam engine was playing upon the iir.
the supports nf Derrick burned OFF aud
the mast fell upon Herbert l.. Beal. injuring
him probably fatally, and severely injurins
Charles Diplock. Both are members OF the
Pacific Fire CSmpuS. and the former is
the only son Of ChsSdler Beale. Esq. one
Of our leading business men.
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General News.
The langmaid Murder.

FEENCHMEN WANT la FACE RELEASED.
CONCORD. Oct. l7.-Detective Sersent
visited La Page IN Jail to-day aud .ound
him in rather better spirits than at any
time previous since his arrest. The French
men al SuncoOk manifest considerable in
dignatioa at La Pages detention, aud ii il
said they are going TO make an effort TO
have him released by showing evidence Of
his v ereabouts on the mornin. of the
murder. They clam an alibi can be PROV
ell
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SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON DRUGGIST.

Gcutlemen,-I hereby certify that have had
Catarrh tor ten wears. and tor the last SIX years
have been a terrible sufferer. | was rendered par
tAlly.dcai. had buEGtns In the head. pains acros
the temple dizzy spells. weak and painful eyes
swollen and liberated tonsiIa, hard and consl an
cough. severe pain across the chest. and every In
dIcation OF consumption. My head acheI ali the
time. The matter accumulated so rapidly IN my
head and throat that could not keep them free.
Frequently Al night would spring out OF bed il
tcemed to me at the point OF surocattou. would
then have resource To every means In my power
TO di.lodse the mueus from my throat and head
before being able to sleep again. For period OF
six years my tonsils were ulce rated and 50 muc b
indAmed that could with difficulty swallow
hnaiiJ consulted IN eminent surgeon In regard 10
AL operation on them, but ~ his request po.tpon-
ed IL. The constant indammat ION and nlee ration
in my throat caused BY the poisonous natter
dropping down nom my head bad go irritated and
inname! my lungs that | eoaxhed ncessantly.-a
deep. hard cough. Meanwhile my system be an
To show the effects OF this disease. so that lost
nesh, grew pale. and showed every symptom OF an
early death by consumption. When matters had
re achcd this stage. or about six months ago, be-
gan the use Of sANroxD's RADICAL CuKE yoR
tArARkH, Aftcr using The tirst bottle began 10
improve rapidly. The hrst dose seemed 10 clear
my head as had not known IL to be tor years u
seemed gradually to arrest tie discharges. II
stopped my coush 10 three days. by using It as a
gargle soon reduced the MA Dmatlon and sw J.
ing OF my tsnsils. SO that they soon ceased to
Trouble NC The soreness across my chest disAp-
p~ared. the burning noises IN my head ceased M
ceases OF hearing and OF seeing were completely
restored and Every symptom OF disease that had
by The use OF >ASroRp's RADICAL CURE FOR CA
rARRH.
| have been thus eXplici. because, as \ drug.
glst, have seen a great deal OF suffering from
tatarTh. and hope 10 convince any that this is a
great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Catarrh as
praetised by the best physicians. and have
suited The most eminent about my case. have
used every kind OF remedy and apparatus that
nave appeared during period Of Dix years past.
and have, while following their use taken sreaI
care oi my general health, but obtained no TelIef
or encouragement from any OF them.
Since curing my self with SASFoKps RADICAL
CUBE, have recommended 1t IN over one hun
dred cases without single ca.e OF failure. and
have IN numerous Instances received wholesale
orders from parties to whom have sold one bot
tie. This IS the only patent medicine have ever
recommended. never having believed in them be
lore. although constantly engaged in their sale.
Very xTatesuy youis,
GEORGE h. DIN>MORE,
With J. +. WHITE Druggist
50 Portland, corner sudbury street.
HILAIalN L..L,
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District Court of the L. -. District OF Maine

DIstrIct tonrt OF The I. =, District OF Maine
In the matter Of Nathaniel A. Hawes OF Brook
villa. In said District. Bankrupt.
This Il 20 give notice that pursuant 10 an or,irr
OF Court the second and third meetings OF the
creditors OF said bankrupt will be held before
Charles HamlIn, one OF the Registers in Bank
rupt'y IN said District. at The custom House in
E.lswo-th. in sad District. On the tenth dag of
November, \. u, 1873, At IT, o'clock \ VI tor the
purposes nanied In The 17th and ssth sections Of
the Bankrupt Act Of Marrh 20. lsj1
Dated n Portland in the County OF Cutnber.
land in said District, on the liGh day OF October
A. ID, 1878.
DAVID L. KICKER. Assignee.
2NE Portland, Me.
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Correspondence.

GoULDsBoRo. Oct. lith, 1879.
Mr.. Editor The following letter writ
ten by the Matron Of the Industrial School
for girls, think gives very correct idea
of the workings Of that Institution. 1t was
not intended for publication. but was ad
dressed to your correspondent. and re-
lates. as you will see. to two little girls.
sent from this town early last spring.
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TIE TRAMP THEORY.

Officer llilibreth expresses 4 firm belle, /
in the tramp theory. The tramp supposed
10 be insane seen lurking about the wood,
OF Pembroke was seen again last week by
Jos. Hope, who was considerably Fighter
ed. He claims he was getting water at
spring when the tramp came out of the
woods and Immediately disappeared OH
Ger liillbreth has been searching the woods
to-day but discovered nothing more than
deserted shanty some three miles from the
scene where the murder was committed
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'rHE undersigned having been appointed by the
. Hon Judge Of Probate fer The County OF
Haneock on The drst Wednesday Of Septemb Der
a. ID. isih, commissioners to receive and ex.
anime The claims Of creditors against the estate oi
ncnJ' Z; Austin. late of Ellsworth in said county
deceased represented insolvent, hereby give no.
ice that slx months from the date OF said ap.
pointmens are allowed to said creditors In which
70 present and prove their claims, and that tn ey
WI De In session at the following places and
Tunes Tor the purpose OF eceiving the same, viz
A. the once Of n A. Joy in Ellsworth on the
Eieventa day OF December A. d. 1873 1t ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, and at the same place on
me nrst TUESDAY Of March A. d. 1876, at Nine
O'Clock in the forenoon
x "a y su waL1.z. Commissioner.
Oased This lth day Of October, A. D. 1875.
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Asstxaees Notice.
I . tie Dts rtrs & Q n rs O ( The 4 Iird Asa fe

Ii the matter Of Eben y. sioyer, Bankrupt, in
Bankruptcy
Al Ellsworth on the 9Th day OF October A. D.
1875.
Notice 10 hereby given that pursuant to order
OF court the second and thtrd general meetings of
creditors OF sAid Bankrupt. Will De held at the
Custom House IN said Ellsworth on the 10th day
day oil November A A.. 1875, at oc lock a. NJ
before Charles Hamlln Esq Of the registers in
Bankruptcy in said District for the purposes
named in the 1'th and 18Th sections Of the Bank.
rupt act OF March :. lS,..
2wfl. GEORGE 4. BUTTON AEstyDrr
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Hard money mas won the first pitched
battle against initiation. The combatants
have for months been arraying their forces
in opposition to each other and preparing
for the shock. The contest has ended. and
the soft money hosts are defeated. IL was
fight of honesty against fraud. Of good
faith against reputation. 1t enlisted tie
service of the advocates Of the Two oppos-
Ing principles all over the country. Its
progress was watched with the keenest in-
terest not merely by the politicians, but by
the business men of every State. The re-
suit is all We could have desired. and it
gives an advantage to the champions OF n
sound currency which they need never
again lose il they know how to turn it to
account.
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Commissioners Notice

wE the subscribers. having been appointed b,
~ the Hon Parker Tuck. Judge OF Probate fo,
the County Of Hancock, 10 receive and examine
the claims Of creditors to the estate ~ phiiaI
H. Harden. late OF Ellsworth. deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, do hereby give notice that SIX
months are allowed to sand creditors to firing in
and prove their cla ms and thai We sbaIl aitend
mat service at the the once Of Calvin G. Peck
ESQ In SAID Ellsworth on the 18th day OF Decem-
per next, at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon and at the
same place on the first Wednesd,v Of Lamar
February. March and April next, at 10 O'Clock <
ARNo wIswELL,
N. A. JOY,
~, Commissioner.
ELLSWORTH OCT. 10, 1873. 3W42s
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for the District OF Maine.
In the matter OF John II. Merrill Bankrutt In
bankruptcy.
Pursuant 10 an order OF the District Iourt a
second General Meeting OF the Creditors OF said
bankrupt Will be held at the Custom House in
Ellsworth in said District on the tenth day OF 80.
vember \. ID. ISIS At eleven O'Clock A. " De
fore Charles Hamlin Esq, one Of the Registers IN
bankruptcy in saii District for The uuruo.c s
named In the s"rnty-seyenth section uGthe Bank
rupt act OF March 9 l-G1
!Nkl ANnkkM L. MIsM ELL. As.lRnee.
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Pickings and Steallngs.
"A bad omeu-To owe men.

A bad omen-To owe men.
"A cracking fire-pan Of apples-girl
anxious to be lOved-old folks dreaming
ali who said he wanted summer to last
thousand years.
An insane man with hve-barreled re
volyer in his pocket demanded to see the
President Saturday. stating that he had
been wrongfully confined In the peniten-
tiary and that the President was his father.
"A handsome youth being questioned
by Q rather stylish lady IS TO his occupa-
ton, replied that be was ian adiuster Of
movable alphabsts." He was simply Q
printer.
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SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE


LoCAL-Becsuse 1t is applied directly 10 the
where II acts. instantly clearing the head of mu.
cous sccumnlations. allayng pain and so,eness
subdung Inflammation and gradually drying up
the discharge.
oSsrirCrIoSAL-Because 1t il taken inter
nalIy, where by its Alternative an. resolyent pro-
pertes 1t purines the blood of the acid poison ri.
ways present In Catarrh. keeps the pores open
The akin moist and healthy, gives tone to the
vous forces. improves the appetite, and en- al Ies
the system, by its powerful tonic influence, to
completely throw OF the disease.
Zach package contains Treatise on Catarrh
anu Or. sanfprds Improved Inhaiing Tube. rice
vioo. sent prepain 10 any part OF the United
Staies Tor ~ "a For safe by Druggists every
Agents.
~ Use SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER for
Cramps and Pains, Colds Aad Cnills.
limo 40.
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- . -

-Waterville Is gettn: u little walked
up on the subject of Temperance. A Re
form Club has been organized with one Of
the clergymen a. President, and Chill
dren's Temperance Association has been
formed. +. II. Fainter Ex- PresideIt of the
Auburn Reform Club lectured at the Me,h-
odist Church last Sunday evening to large
audience.
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The Bangor Wing says that Msrgesson
* Epson have recently manufactured a
pair OF boots for man in Hancock county
measuring 10 inches in length and l-2
inches across the ball ofthe foot and weigh
ing 6 IA pounds.
Who can it Il:
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PERSONAL NOTICE.

Nosiee 10 hereby given that all o6acers. sai,or.
snd soldiers, wounded, ruptured, or injured in he
late rebellion. however siiSbty ARE entisIe<a -
pensicn. and thousands of pensioaers are entitIed
" an increased rate. Apply Immediately throusS
DE-. 4. B. JACKSON.
No .~o, Late Surgeon, U. 9. Navy.
No. New CAanbeEs ~. NeW Yerk ivr Fl r.
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East Maine Conference Seminary,
UCkSPORT, NE.

The Winter term of this Institution will com
mence Nov. 2tth, and continue twelve weeks
superior advantages in book keeping and rcn
manship.
For catalogue address the Principal
REV. GEO. FoKsrrH, a. VI.
Buck sport, Oct. ID. twl2
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Aetu advertisements.
Freedom Notice.

C,OR a valuable consideration, | have this DAY
i given TO my minor son Lester ). Cook his
time dur ing his minority and shall pas no debts
by him hereafter contracted nor claim any OF his
earnings.
GIDEON = Cook.
Ellsworth Oct. H. 1875 swl..
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game by the aid Of Boss Tweed. WIN he
take the risk Of exposure againg-[ Potland
Press,
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Gov. Dnsley has nominated Josiah ID.
Pulsifer, Of Auburn, as Reporter of Deci,-
ions Of the Supreme Court vice Smith. re-
signed
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told him (Wider) that Streeter had got
out of the wagon and left him. The Per-
rim woman is bad character and is being
watched
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0be ELLSWORTH Amrrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning Al Coopts
bieSS, Ellsworth, Me-, nv THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &c. see first page.
sFS. ". PETTEN6IIT.S co 10 State Street
Boston, 3 Park Row. New York, aud 7Ol Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. Ag ents Tor procuring
adrerti> emcnts tor the AMERICAN in the above
cities, AMI authorized to. contract for advertising
al orr lowest rates.
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Al EMS Cobb. " ght 4 Norton Rockland
Nelson Mullen, North Haven; :. Il Morev, Burnt
Cove sullivan Green, breen's Landing. VIM g.
Parker, south " est Harbor; SIel hen Higgins
Bar HHrbor, VIM. Desisles Lamoiue Ambrose
Simpson, sullivan. 3Ulf
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Returning. will leave sullivan every Mondsv
morning At SIX O'Clock arriving Roc Gland in g.
son 10 connect with 81 f. Nj, tram. arriving in
Portland at 6p. m. y Boston at 10 r. Nj Lewis
ton and Augu sta same evening Also eunnrcups
at kland with Steamers Tor Boston Moudays
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Brutal Murder.
THE BODY AS LEFT BY THE MURDERER.

THE BODY AS LEFT BY THE MURDERER.
MONTPELIER. VI. Oct Is. 1t is reported
that man named Rufus Streeter. of WASH
ington. 20 years old. was found near the
house of Mrs. Hannah Perrin, a bout a mile
and a nalf from Barre Village this morning
lying dead beside the road, disembowelled
iii shocking manner.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT BARRE-FURTHER
DETAILS OF THE HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
There is great excitement here at the
murder OF Mr. Streeter. His body now
lays behind fence through which IL had
been dragged from the opposite side of the
road after desperate struggle. His pam
falcons were stripped Off and fearful cut
extended across the abdomen ii foot long.
SO that the intestines hung OFT in a large
bunch. The face was horribly manyled
He was a soldier in the 18th Vermont reg
iment and had on blue army coat. Yes
terday he and Asa Magoun with whom
Streeter lived in the southeast part of
U ange, were at horse trot in Barre, and
had liquor with them when they started
for home after dark. A widow woman
named Hannah Perrin lives alone a few
rods from where the body was found, aud
says she saw the men go by, but heard no
noise in the evening Streeter has been a
frequent visitor at her house. A more hor-
rlole butchery was never committed. Mrs.
Perrin has been arrested, and constable
jackson has gone to Orange after Magoun.
A whip supposed to belong to him was
found in the road
OTHER PARTICULARS.
The Perrin woman admits that the two
men were at her house on the night Of the
murder. but left there and she saw no more
of them. Magoun was arrested. Blood
was found on the buffalo robe, reips. stem
Of the wagon, and his boot heel. He was
lodged in jail. T. F. Wilder says he saw
the men after they LEFT PERKINS, and short
~ after saw Magoon riding alone and he
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To The Honorable, The Court Of County Com
DilSSioHers for me County Of Hancock,
merit 10 be holden in said County Of Ham
cock al E{Stc0rh, on the md Tuesday "
october, 1873.
IJUMBLY SHOWS the undersigned inhabitants
Il OF Lamoinc. that \ town way. IRON the foot
the Pond Hl to the loot OF he Lruc Pond
HIll. SO called, in such town, would be OF great
public conye nience. that the seleCtmeb OF satd
town. amer notice and hearing Of The parties, have
laid out such way, ami reported the same to The
town. at public meeting of the inhabitants duly
nonhcd aud warned: yet the town has unrea-on-
ably refused to ailo" and approve said town way,
Land ont by the scicctmen aforesaid, and to put
the same on record.
Wherefore your petitioners. considering them
selves RgxrlrNcd by such delay and refusal, pray
that your Iou"rs would agtceably TO Law ia Euch
case made and provided. accept and approve said
town way, and direct the same to b. duly re-
corded,
DAVID SWEET, and 70 others
Dated at Lamoiuc. August llth. 1879.
STATE or MAINE.
H.~Cocg, ss.-Court OF County commissioners,
October Term, A. -. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition It Is considered by
the Commissioners that The petitioner, are re-
spouslhc and that they ought TO be head touch
Ing the matter set forth IN their petition, and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet At
the loot OF Pond mn SO called. IN Lamoinc.
on Friday the 9Th day Of Nov. sckt. a. 10
o'clock a Nj, and thence proceed TO view the
rcut" mentioned IN said petition. immediately At
ter which view. hearing OF The parties an!
Witnesses VIII be mad At some COW place
m the vicinity, and such other measures taken IN
the premises a. the Commissioners shall udge
proper. And It ~ further
ORDERED That notice OF the time place and
purpose OF Commissioners meeting aforesaid be
given to all persons and corporations interested
by serving atested copies OF The petition and tins
ORDER thereon, upon the clerk of the towns Of
LAmoiue,
and BY posting up attested copies as aiorc-
said, three public places in sand town
thirty days at least before the time appointed
Tor said lew, and by publishing the pea.
ton and order iheI con, u.ree weeks successive
ly In the Ellsworth American. newspal rr pub
lished at Ellsworth, in The County of Ancock,
the hr-t rub !lcatOn to be thirty days At least be
fore he time OF said view, that all persons and
coipofAtioLs Interested may attend and be heard
If they think 1T.
Attest II. L. SAUNDERS. CLERK.
true copy OF the petition and order hereon.
3wt. Attest - Ii h. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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SUFFOLK, IS. Feb. % ISIS.
Then personally appeared the said George =.
DInsmore, aad made oath that the foregoing
statement By him subscribed Is true.
Before me.
SETH J. THOMAS,
Justice OF The reace
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STEAMER ULYSSES,

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Manhood; How Lost, How Restored!
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So Price in a sealed envelope, only six cents
The celebrated author, IN This admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years success
iul practice, that the alarming consequences Of
seli-abuse may be radically cured W thout the
dangerous use of internal medicine the applI-
cation OF the knife. pointing out a mode OF cure
at once simple, certain. and efeCtuaI. by mean-
of wAich every sufferer, no matter what his cOndi-
ton may be. may cure Huns ell chespIy, privately,
and radically.
So This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
sent, under seal, In PLAIN envelope, to any Rd-
dress, postpaid on receipt OF SIX cents or two
postage stamps.
Address the Publisher
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CHAS. J.. C KLINE Il CO.

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