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, 1875-07-18
"AT THE LAST.n

Alas they had bean fzionds in youth;
But Whispering tongues poison uth.-CoEsy1dgs.
Some hearts there ars that breaking, make no hgn
Some lips that smile though ey'ry hope be down;
Some .livea that seeru unshalow'd bY care,
Yet struggle or, all loveless and alone.
And 80 1ningle mid hfe'a busy SCENES
And yainiy BATHS with the bitter fate
That's chilled the first fond passions of tho heart
And made existence sad and desol2te.
The days that go, no bright tomorrow bring;
Ths nights ara filed with many long regret:
Each sleeping faucy'a but pictured past,--
i pass THAI, living, can Near forget.
80 hare watched loves starlight gently fadA
That once around me its pure radianee ahad;
And life no longer is the thing it was,-
For what il life when lore for it ia dead?
OWEN IL. WILSON, il,
, 1875-07-18
R0SE-BERR!ES.

Hers, ,,uong the rusted leaves, as Summer fades,
COse-gunrded by the faithful thprns that 4coWl BE-
a1de
They dng An eager challenge to the passer, Ike gay
ladea
Whom Tins hath robbed Of beauty, tilt not pride
Each 1oudly.crfmsun globulc aaunts as II In boa1t,
highly y-colorad renlnscente of pas. bloom:
Their taste but saddeus glowing lips II .he tsnuous
ghost
The falntly-tragrant memory-of dead perfume!
Their soui Of sunshine vsnished when the b;oomv
t1aF,
Unzoned resigned its pstsa to The zephyrs passion
breath
And whst he1e giows Is but dush Of feyeri>h tre
Lit By torch in the almighty hand OF Death
Pity for thnee mistaken lives to whom but blossom
comes,
Sinking to death when b.auty'a rosy day Is spent!
Far better foe Homes tnnar life tho common b!ooms
ThAs bear the AunShnn forward into fruits accora-
rhzhnlent!
CHICAGO. BoIER II. CAApBe11.
, 1875-07-18
FEMININE ITEMS.

Tho Indianapolis Netcs has found out how the
sex Of that man in Europe who Welt about in
womans clothes WAS discovered. !" He inadvert-
entity said Thank you!' when gentleman gave
up his seat in street~car.' :.--,. ~<-~v<.~--s~
Il lady, being asked by gantleman to be
bis wife. wrote the word "esE1pes, and stated
that the letters Of the word could be trana-
posed into the answer. He finally studied out
''pcrsist, what every woman wishes her lover
to do. :1~-~---.. x-.-~
4 fussy and over-pa1ticular young lady was
having her photograph taken, and, just as the
operator had got her down. to the "porfectIy
still business" she suddenly threw up her ANS
and exclaimed: There, I forgot to put my
hustle ou."
a young man Of Knapp Station, Wis, having
circulated unpleasant rnnors about young lady
OF the same place, she invited him to call
Then aho locked him in room, and used up
brooustick, q mophandle, aud tHo rolling puma
in convincing him OF his error.
The Nevada ninnyhamrner who has juat buried
his wife in silvar coffin hna done good deal
Of harm. Other women will now feel that no.
body cares q farthing for them II they ire not
laid away in the Same style; and they won't
put up with any Of Jour German-si]Ver cothns
either.
Tho one thing needful MAY" Mamma, do
let Us have another wedding soon!" Mamma
(who does not like parting with her daugh-
tere)-''Don't talk Of such a thing, my darl
ing" May mean let's have another
wedding, and leave out all but the cake, you
know! !"
4 young lady iectu1ed On "Dress-Reform"
in Springfield recently; aud she WAS 'pullad
back" to such an extent that, when she attempt
ed to sit down at tho conclusion Of her ois-
course, ahe failed to reach tho clair By over six
iuches. She seemed to rest that way, however,
just as we'll.
Miss Smith, may AJAX the time ?" said
Sprig last evening. Lady consu1ts her dunn
my watch 'CertainlY, Afr. Sprig-iet mo
eee-about, I should Say about-ti1ne to 20
home" Sprig Inserts his head into his tile
with an emphasis, and bids Miss Smith good
evening with jerk
He wrote and told her he would be around at
8 O'Clock IN the evening" concluding his note
with the following couplet:
With breath ~ aweetss roses
ThouM breath upon me-, love.
And she cold!y answered: "You'd better not
come. We Ind onions in the soup to-day"
A conntryman had made several calls on .
neghbor without being able to catch him in,
and meeting him By chance une morning, re-
ceiyed the following instructions Us to tho
course to bo pursued Oh future occasions:
You may have observed" he SAID. with iook
Of great sagaoity, s'that tho old 'oonan free
kently gifts 1iled, an when she's that way you
jest foller the wall along down to the gooseber1y
patch, and yon're pretty likely to ind ms SUM-
swher'sn
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A DREAM.

Back again, da11fug7 day OF delight
How have lonRed for you, morning and utghtf
Watched for you. pned for you, all the day through.
Craving no boon and no blessing hut you,-
Prayed for you. plead for you, sought Jou in vain,
Striving forever TO ind you again.
Counting Ill anguish as naught, if might
Clasp you again a8 / clasp you tonight!
Oh! Ihaye sorrowed aud suffered so much
Through thu might. watches, in dayghts broad hesnaa
Angutshed by visions and tortured By dreamg--
Dreams 80 repleie with beFildsEing pain,
Oh! for dreamed-kcep me close to your sids,
Darling, o dar2ing-I dreamed you hsd died!
DRAINED that stood by your pillow, md heerd
From your pae lips loye'a List half-uttercd word:
And, b5 the Light Of the Aay-mozntng skies,
Watched your face whiten, md sas your asa1 eyes
Gazing far into the Wonderful Land -
Felt your fond fingers Grow cold In my band:
=. Darling, you whispered, my darling you said
Family, 10 faint1y,-and Aen 5ou were dead l
Oh ! the dssk hours when knelt bY your graya,
Calling upon 5ou 10 love and ta save
Pleading in rain for sign or word
Only to tou you Hetcned xnd heard
Only to say you rem metnbered and knew
Hpw I'll my soul waa in anguish for you:
Bitter, despairing, tho tears TINT shed,
Darling, darling, becauss you were dead!
Oh the bhck dasa Of your absence, my owni
Oh to be Left in the wide world zlone!
Long. with Cur little ono cl2sped to my brnast,
Yet al the world Was carelees aud cold
Vzin1y sought tor shelterdng fold:
There WAS no 1nof and no home for my head
Darling. darling, bec&nse you were dead
Yet, IN the midst Of the d7rkness and pain,
Darling. knew should find you 2gain!
KneH, ~ the roses know, under the snnw,
How the next Summer will set them aglow:
80 did always, the drcary days through,
Keep my heart single and sacred to you,
A. on tho beautiful day wene wed
Darling, o Darling, although you vere dead:
Oh ! the gress joy Of axakinR to know
did hut dream oil that tostur1ng woeI
Oh ! the delight that my searching can trace
Nothing Of coldncss Or change in your face!
3du II your forehead unfur1pwod and fair;
Mona of the gold Is lost out Of your hair;
Nons II tie light from your dear eyes hxs ded:
Darling oh ! hou could dream you were dead7
Vow you are here, you Will always rnmRtn,
keEer, oh ! never, to leaTe me again;
How it has vaniahnd, the anguish Of yearzi
Ranished! nay, these are not sorTowful tasr1,-
Hapriness only mJ cheek has irnpearled,-
There is no grio.ing for no in tia world:
l4rk clouds may threaten, but have no faaR{
Darling, darling, because you are here.
-EIf.dbttA AEcrs A4en.
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our friends, Itmay cost you little more !; but,
sc'en you're once Kept house, you4 neuer tcont 10
board again" N1ICA-HAzEL-
, 1875-07-18

his life, when rendered hors De combat by the
asthma. from which be had suffered siDca his
youth, he lived almost entirely in = kind OF box,
which allowed no deviation OF the body, and
allowed nothing to pasa except his head and
arms.
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LEGAL.
E@UALIZA
or
ASSESSMENTS.

OFFICE OF BOARD N coxsrss1ozxns4
or Cook COUNT. CHICAGO, July II. ls1J.
In puxxuanee OF resolution Of ths Beard Ct Con-
mss'oners ct Cook County, public nottee ts herety
gwen that the Committee Equalization Of Taxea ct
said Board will Il the Criminal Court and Jsl
building, attuaeed the eornar o3 Dearborn and
Mchtgan-sts-, entrance DeAfbo1nAt It 10 O'Clock
q Wednesday. shs 2lss day o9 July. a. D. ls.!,
and continue In seston tzee daya fer she purpose of
considering ali complaints that may h2vs beea o. mxJ
bo msde touching tbs assessment Of real an3 per-
soua property for the year 1875 IN Cook Iouu&r
By the 9Th section Of the revenua Isw, it i nasts
the duty OF the County Beard to Ill such lzpds
or lots - have been listed by tho County CLERK I'D
not Assessed bg the Assessor, snd nxks such lte H.
tious IN the description of real property ~ It ss1
deem necessary.
They may correct tho assessment ct any person wfe
considers himself sssrieved raise s.srzsens aE
tar noktce To tho Person a1sessed.
They may hear and determine tho sppleatton Il
any person who Is assessed property claimed to b
exempt from taxation
They RhA1 equa.ize tho assessments between town
CHRISTIAN BUSSE
THEODORE 0CExTRkR
CHA8. G. P. HOLDEN,
JOHN JQNEA
JOHN MeCAFFREY.
Committee On Equalization Of Taxm
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By FL. CHADWICK & CO..
1876 and 1871 Eat RaodoIpn~at.

Ha7e regular sales Tuesday and Friday Of ezch
week niTate fsles during tbs week 1t Aacsiou Psoes
Tuasday July 49, will be soad general assortment Of
Household Goods, new sad second hand; Carpets,
stores Refgerators, etc, etc Special attention given
to outside sales. q. CHADWICK co,
, 1875-07-18

Tho Indianapolis Ne1os has found out how the
sex Of that man n Europe who Welt about in
womants clothes WAS discovered. He ipadyert-
entity said Thank you!' when gentleman gare
in afro
, 1875-07-18

4 fussy and over-particular young lady was
having her photograph taken, and, just as the
operator had got her down to the "perfectly
still business" she suddenly threw up her aims
and exclaimed: There, forgot to put my
, 1875-07-18

body else mad the AAt1e servants. The new house.
holders found no listeners for their tale of woe,
because they no sooner began it's recital than the
hstenef interrupted With incidents even more
olood-oo1lng: The Head ut the Household,
dropping hint at his office od his domestic
anarchy, was surprised to find that his partner
brown war sitting mp till midnight every night
waiting to let in the Deapot Of the Kitchen, and
Was grinding his teeth ID An agouy OF impatience
tor hls wife to rlae from sick bed and
rld the house OF his oppreasor. The knowledge
OF this widespread horror Of sersantgal1su3
served 10 aootae the irritation of the new house
holders, and they fell back into daily mutual
congratulations On
II "a9 such Al erer-new pleasure forthe Head
OF the House to come up the steps al bis own
mouse, AND SEQ his wife's face al the window,
ana nave he1 open the door; to sit on his steps
ot n eVen1ng. hnencompassed by crowd Of fell
low -noATders: to 70 down to the little Eoand tea
table, and chat unseserrediy with wife and
guest Tnere each hervsd the other with viands
"hacn possessed individual dsvo1s ins.end OF all
naTlne that !ndescribsble clearinghouse TASTE
10 the New Honsekeeper tho worry chairs and
LADIES nao charm, because they were her OVID,
and She dallehted' to recall With a shiver
the nos oanlnF-tooms crowded with hungry
boarossa, noisy with ths clatter Of dishes,
And hate1u With ho1des Of dies because the con-
charm Long sitter the husband, with nnascu-
ino brusqueneas had banished the hated
remembrance Of boarding-house life from his
1niad. the Tlfe with feminine persistency, would
turn TEE SUNDAY Tn1BuxE advertisements out
ward, aud kniie contenssdly whom abe said that
that rapaclous old sharper. their former land
lady, Tas still advertising the1r old room Is '4a
very desirable front chamber, with hot and cold
water. and excellent tablo-boasd-" Never 4 meu-
t3ou made OF the WestoFn Sun blazing into IT, Of
the bed-ougs, the mosquitoes, the dirt, and
deeoiatlon, and falling wa:er-pipes. "Let US 70
back thefe," says the Housekeeper 10 tho Head
OF the aouse ana they both laugh IA the
JOKE had an exdstenos apart from their own hight
hea1ts. Truly, II old householder said wall 70
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a lady, being asked by gentleman to be
his wife. wrote the word "str1pes," and stated
that the letters Of the word could be trans-
posed into tho answer. He finally studied out
''pcrsist, what every woman wishes her lover
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HOUSEKEEPING.
Its Bowilderments and Beati-
tudes.
Kitchen Curiosities---Domestic Dileumas
.--Homes rs. Hash-Houses.

Fr'tten for The Chieaoo 1riouns.
It was quite a relief to have people atop ask
ing, " Have you found house yet 7" and query
instead. Well, how do you like Housekeep-
lngs' They began asking the latter question
after the householders had slept one night in
their new domicil, and thoy have kept on asking
ever since. II was something OF study in
human nature to .he now Housewife to sec how
her answers we're received. There was one MEL
ancholy, dyspeptic acquaintance, who, be-
ing assured that She enjoyed it.
except when it 1ained on wash
ing-days (which it generally did), would
shake his head aud rejoin omiuonsly "Oh!
you'll find out and the secret foreknoWledge
of the future discovery seemed to give him
gloomy joy. There we're other aoquaintancea,
who. having learned the 1eut OF the cosy little
home, shook their heads over its magnitude,
convinced that they themselves could have done
better, and remarked that the new Housekeep-
ars had paid too high for their carpets. and dis
covered scratches on the new furniture; and
pointed out the doors thst roulln's shut, and
the blinds that wouldn't catch, and we're full Of
impracticable suggestions and impossible re-
forms. But couple who have emancipated
themselves from the horrors OF boarding houses,
fA@~"VA
Of house-hurtins and furniture-buying, and
accomplished the herculean task OF bringing the
Gas Company 10 the finale OF putting in the
meter, and have succeeded at last in having the
water turned on, may well settle themselves
firmly on the rock Of domestic content, aud defy
the onslaughts of adverse criticism
At first, there was an
OPPRESSIVE sENBE or NEwNEss
upon everything. The Head Of the House, who
had been accustomed to take his evening cigar
strolling foriornly up aud down before the
marble-front hash-houBes on Wabash avenue,
could hardly realize that he Was indeed privi-
legged to be the sole occupant OF aliAle green
Hanctuu, with big leathor-covered chair, and
every facility Tor bringing his heels to the level
Of his head. An indeseribable, ever-pervading
OF feminine antasonis1n to smoke
still oppressed him, and impaired the flavor OF
his meerschaum. But by degreaa tb, nussi:7
wore away. and in its place came thu calm, rest
ful satisfaction which man takes in having d
den of his own. to whose seclusion be can betake
himself ia solitude. or in masculine companion
ship, and whose general air shall in itself be
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03

Z How rHs jury SToop Our New,
York reporter made exhaustive efforts
to> ret the exact status Of the several
members 81 the Beecher-Tilton jury.
and belIeyes that be has ascertained
how each inror Aas.stood on the issnc Of
Beecher's guilt during their protracted
consultation. 1t is possible that he has
made one or two ;mmeterial mistakes
in classifying the jurors, but the follow
ing is given as the way they stood
last evening. It will be seen that no
two-ofEthem-are supposed to agree
exactly, and that their differences take
the widest possible range. Without
assuming to indorse the report. we give
it as it has reached u.s..
2 1. Not guilty believed SO from the
start iitaata7ls aAneas ;sifs 's
q. Not guilty. but must marry tho
woman. 9 s'as3 e4 aail3 .sssail
8. Not guilty, but must do 50 no no
more S9's
~ Guilty, but entitled 70 another
chance .sta s9i lisd iai nod
j s.. Beecher innocent, but Mrs. Tilton
guilty. s y - fse.Fs
,.6, Not guilty, but should stop
preaching Z" .. ~
~. Guilty. without qualifications
Il 8. Not guilty. but married the wrong
NoIHau. 1T. m !. asrfai55 II a ifIFutl5 -
9. Guilty, but not proven,
10. Not guilty, but should have .
male congregation. 3ai '9.ss
H. Guilty generally liiss ~ sd'
osl2.s Not guilty i but has doubtful va
riations, Ailaaslphiai Times Tia.e Of the the
29th ult. 81.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03

- n
The GRAvEs- CILLY DUsIl- General
James w atsonl w ebb saprovoked BY d
reference in the Evening Poss to- Mr.!
u.s. C.. Abbost'sIaceoant iof Jenathan
Cilly, into, retslIinng Iha1 story of .he be
Cilly-Graves duel. The essential fact
70 Bis Version Is that MI ciIly did not
decline Generaioo Webb'a challenged
(gisen because sof severe comments on
bis; course %, editoflofu the Courier and
Inqpirer9 on tbe. ground that General
Webb was not gentleman, but on the
ground Tint, by the constitution, he
was not responsible for wordsos ospokenIin
debate in 1Co1gress.s He fproduces!oa
memprandum. fEom ME Graxsss, setting
fourth that this was, the, precise, reply
made BY Mr.. Oily, and giving 10 de-
tail Mr.. Cilly's statement that be took
no sxssptions7to the casracter Uf Gen.
Webb pSrsonally;oi nines nsdi asaiii
Ascending t.. General Wsbb.b'sI vlb. Ali ac'r
count, MF. Graves then insisted that
|Mt. Ciily should put this IL 2 writing.
General Webb 'lprdtestea.' but, az We
Isxplains,g Heary Ali Wise. of Virginia, /,
and ersiencouragedl MrslGsavss sts
persist .ip the demand i, The result, .Yays
Mr.. Cilfys refusal, the challenge. the
duel with rifles. (selected by Mr.. Cilly
himself. Mr.. Cilly's fall, and an out
burst ofspublic indignation that formed
one Of the potent forces in a presidential
lelectisR.a Lia rs u I,.ol Il gFais 1
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03
Political Notes.

! The st. Louis Republican says unlsss
it mistakes the signpal sof sof thea times jnss
now, TIE people have about, decided to
Have do morg ssldief Presidents. None
of, them ilsays i Washington, has beena d
Distinguished asncossss sand the last ions
has been p lameptable failarhao4If ime
have not enough pnshoulder;5strappsd
brains to run the country for awhile, I'VE
bad better import some from abroad
nThe democrats and reformers fnrsars Of Wis
consin have decided to Hbld Their State
convenfiepsatlM Milwaukee, on September
49,, An, earnest ,efforsuwill be lmsde,to
unite all Of the. elements opposed ta,. the
adminiistration, as the democrats base
their hopes Of ofcarrying the State On an u
alliance with the independent voters : q
] Ex-Mayor Daniel M. Fox. of Phila-'
delphia. is developing as strong can
didate for the acknowledgements
nomination in Pennsylvania. and the
Pbiladslphia Press republican, says he
would make an excellent nominee"
The German press Of Ohio is q good
deal disgasted at the democratic. plat
form in that State, and several Of the
Journals strongly urge their readers to
do nothngsto secure che election Of the
ticket w hioh stands dnponasuch rank
increases grow i. Il srsvea os esi 54h bs;ioW
The New York Tribune sagsu" the
Indications as they present, themselves,
to thinking men. are, that the political
revolution willibe cohsummated 10 1876.
and the democratic pprty will come into
power in the nation. - soisai!sd gissaas
sMraa Randall Hunt, qof ID L5uisians,
writing tolas gentleman in Atlanta, Ga L
says: have, jqst read Ben Hills
speech. !. ] pray God may live, long
Iehough to see him made Secretary Of
State uudefzs democratic President !" "
McCreary and Harlan, TIE opposing
candidates for Governor ia Kentucky !,
opened lthe canvas on Monday gi1Hui
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03
Is your Life Worth 10 Gents?

Sickness prevails everywhere. and every
body complains OF some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is to get well
now we say plainly that no person in this
world that is euffsring with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint and its effects, such as Indigestion.
Costiyeness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburnl lPalpitation ofthe Heart, Depress-
ed Spirits, Biliouspess, &c., can take Green's
Aaglst FlosdeF Eithaat gatti4g relief 4 you
doubt this go itoayonr DFnggist, Dr. Cham:
berlain, Middletown, Del. or p. z ,Baker,
Odessa, Del. ana get q sample bottle for 10
cents and try it, or regular size for 10 ctss,
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03

y Tna GarAr R1ftr MArcH. in the
Inter1stionai Rife Match which took
place Mt Taesasy at Doilym0unt,,l Ire
ladd, between picked 'tsams' Of Amer
icaa andsIfish rifemen, the victory was
gained byIshsi siiorner. By 4 score Of 80
over their opponents. The shooting
Eas simply splendid, The range ran
from 800 20 1900 yards, and at the lat
ter distance the scors ot the Americans
was better than at the shorter range.
The victory Of tho Americans was ,'asssG''. ow-
Ing, doubtless, to the superiority Of
their rifles, which were Of the Reming-
Oh sspaIail6s2his apIaalshs, mostly. ~ = .vo,
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03
General News.


Accounts from numerous points M
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan. Me-
braska, iowa, Missouri and Southern
Illinois state that the storm which pass
cd over that section from Saturday till
Monday night killed much live stock.
tore down houses and barns, inundated
whole farms and injured the crops to
some extent. Several railroad bridges
and culverts were swept away. many
persons were injured and seyeral are
reported killed.
Y The next election for State Offices
will take place in Kentucky on the I'd
day Of August. California follows on
the 1st Of September. Arkansas bn- the
9th. Maine on the 18th Of the same
month, and Ohio and Iowa on the 18th
Of October Then comes Pennsylvania,
New York. Massachusetts and several
other States on the I'd Of November.
A libel sui. has been instituted a.
gainst the proprietor of the Pittsburg
(Pa.. Mail by Wms 49, Eydns to re-.
cover 1926, 900 damages for an alleged
libelous article speaking Of plaintiff as
living in luxurious style on money stolen
from the Indians and the government.
"A typhoon6 visited Hong Kong May
81 The steamer Pogany was wrecked
near Macao and 125 lives were lost.
One hundred and fifty junks were de-
stroyed, and great damage done to; pro-
perty in Canton, Hong Kong and
Whampoa.9 2.'sfa ~
The revolution at La Paz, Lower
Califorhdiia, il in full tide Of success.
Four hundred Mexican government
troops have been scnttoquelltbemovc-
ment. j The situation is very critical.
The United States steamship Narragant
sett is lying off La Paz. ..f..4. ss,t,
The prominent citizens Of Norfolk,
Va, gave . picnic Saturday, in compli-
mnentF to The army and navy officers
stationed in that vicinity .stii return for
eonrtesiesa extended i tositbe Norfolk
Blues on their return from Boston y
/ Thirty two caro lnads. Of uatermelons
passed through Atlanta. Ga Thursday,
en- route from the highlands Of Florida
to Chicsgo. aia A obligation q Of thirty -one
FloridisDs 90 With them to make per-
mauant arrangements for tradeoto and
| from the NAFthyest, ssaiiIa ssasdss.s5q
| wGhina has appropriated 70, 600 iteals
| for, representation at ethen Philadelphia
exposition. l Tbbss, Tbs, lo3iflli geaeEEppentI ~.
i How Chow proposes 10 send indepen--
dsntly 10. 900 feals' worth Of porcelain
and silks. aoas wstb ysdi inaoiala
James Ssnds, ofSands' 1eotner,p ,pPs.!,,
aged 52,y ,yxas killed by ahghtuiugs Toes1
day nigh. while sittNgmatl ansopea
window. 3, ., .sa.;,i,,,.. IL, Ind
Judge McGadden.. delegate to Con-
| ersss Ann Washington Territory, died
last Friday; stsOgmpis, in that Terri
Etory.i4 4 isdi EeisnFab 9Ii g9bnU sAa9
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03

siiBvtar ssvris YrAas, ipbysiologists say, the
human body IS entirely chAngediand renewed.
Every moment Of our lives, every part, Of our
bodies Is sMensin9 out and Is being built up
anew of fresh matter. This woxk, is accom-
plished by the blood which goes through
every part but If the blood becomes weak
or vitiated, and does not perform IFS work
properly, the system is actually poisoned BY
the wornAont matterclogging the, vital organs
instead of leaving the body. For, dyspepsia,
bifiousness,i kidney, skin and liver troubles,
feyers and ell diseases arising from :yitiated
blood, Dr.. WALKER's; CALlFoRN1A yVMEGAR
BrrrERs are sovereign remedy 80 =
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-03

THAHEs to Hon. Eli Salisbury for
amy ofl the u. s. laws passed session
u Congress: It-is very acceptable.
We have also, received copy Of the
Agricultural Department through the
courtesy, Of Fred. Watts, Esq the
commissioner. .tsae yeIE ao geas