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NOTICE /!

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Probate Judge Of Snohonish county,
Guardian OF the heir of Willard Sly, de-.
ceased, hereby gives notice to all persons hav.
Ing claims against said estate to present the
same for settlement within one year from the
date of this notice, or they will be barred, as
provided by the Statutes Of Washington Ter.
rtory; and all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are hereby required to
make immediate payment TO the undersigned,
at his residence at Centreville, W. I,
JAMES LONG, Guardian.
Snohomish City, April %, 1877. q cow
, 1877-05-12
Notice Of Sherffh's Sale Of Real
Estate.

HS3bhte.
BY virtue OF an execution issued out
of the District Court of the Third judi
cial District of Washington Territory
in the action OF Henry l.. Yesler vs..
George F. Smith aud Simon Elwell to re-
cover the sum of twelve hundred and
thirty. five 50-l00 dollars ($l335 $4,000
Judgement, with costs and increased
COSTS, interest and increased interest.
have levied upon, seized and taken into
execution the following described real
property, to wit: lots numbered nine 10y,
ten (10) and eleven (1D, situate in block
number ten (10) in Snohomish City,
western part.
Now therefore notice is hereby given
that will sell the above described real
premises at public auction on the 9th
day of June A, d. 1877 between the
hours of $ A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. of said day,
at the door of the Auditors Office Of Sno.
homish County, in SnohOmish City Wash.
ington Territory, to the highest bidder
for cash gold coin of the United States
of America, to satisfy the judgements
and costs of suit, and increased costs.
Dated at SnohOmish City this 26th
day OF April AID. 1877.
BENZ. STRETCH, Sheriff.
BY VIM. WHITFIELD, Deputy
McNaught b Leary, Atty's for plaintiffs.
8e 4w
, 1877-05-12

ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT Mr..
d. f, Leighton while engaged log run.
ming, one day this week, being in the
act of adjusting snub line around II
post, was struck in the face by the end
of the line as the strain drew it off.
Fortunately it was glancing blow,
otherwise he would have hren seriously
ifnot fatally injured. He was insrnsible
for quite awhile but luckily escaped with
only few light bruises.
, 1877-05-12

Those who delight to see beautiful
flowers and learn how such things are
cultivated, as well as purchase trees,
shrubhery or plants of any kind should
visit Mr.. Lawton's Nursery, one OF the
most beautiful spots near Seattle. Mr.
L. is an enthusiast IN his profession who
both loves it strongly, and understands
it in all It's branches.
, 1877-05-12

MANY citizens of the river will be
pleased to learn that Mr.. Waterman is
expected to return to the river soon; we
saw him recently at Port Blakely He
made numerous inquiries concerning
men on this river, particularly in regard
to his old time friend, John Kreischell
Mr.. W, for several years past has been
logging for Port BIakely Mill Co. some
eight or ten miles from Blakely.
MANY here will remember Capt. Levany
Of the old ChehaIis one of the first stern
wheel boats that ever made regular trips
to the river. He now resides at Blakely,
is sheriff of Kitsap county in place of
sheriff Williams. Mr. L. owns a fine tide
marsh claim just below and opposite Bob
Young's rancho, which he intends 10 dixie
and improve in very short time.
THE Weekly Standard, Olympia, comes
to us enlarged and greatly improved in
appearance. 1t contains double the
amount of reading matter it formerly
did, and the proprietor makes good PROM
ises for the future. We are glad, brother
Murphy OF this fresh evidence of your
prosperity, and we hope it will continue
tUf all coming time.
Mr.. GEUE aud family, relatives of
Mr. Whitfield, our Deputy Sheriff, came
on the last steamer, and will settle here
Mr.. g. is cabinet maker by occupation,
and We hope he will establish that indus.
try here Immediately. Home manufac-
lures Is the great desideratum now, in
order to build up thriving community
Mr.. ELwELL, Sr., hos landed hs logs
safely at the Point. Messrs. Clark &
Wilbur made successful drive, bringing
their rear into the boom above town
Monday night. They are now being run
to the Point. One of the Discovery Co. 8
tow boats took large boom belonging
to Bennett & Flatau Monday.
The Pdc1Hc Rttrdt an excellent month.
ly made Its appearance. 1t especially
contains much that should interest every
agriculturist. 1t also contains much
general information from all parts of the
Sound. We can hardly see, when it is 50
cheap, how any one can afford to be
without il.
Tue last heavy timbers ofthe Atheneum
were raised last Wednesday, namely, the
frame work of the tower. Ii has been deci
ded to have small hall about 24x50 feet
in the third story. The good templars
desire to obtain this for y lodge room,
and will in all probability get it.
OWING to the late decision of Judge
Lewis, that wholesale and retail hquor
licenses could not be paid in county
scrip, the Commissioners have placed the
amount for a license in town at $3.50
coin. We believe tits to he less outside.
JAMES DuvALL succeeded in landing
his logs safely in the boom last Thursday.
, 1877-05-12

We call attention to the new adver-
tisement of l.. P. Andrews & Co. They
have not only sold great deal of goods
in their line here, but have also done
some very fine work. A sample Of their
work done in the ange and fxtures in
the Snohomsh Exchange Hotel. They
are well worthy of patronage
, 1877-05-12

Those who know nothing of the quail
tiles of our native building and monu-
mental stones, should call at Keenon's
Marble Works in Seattle, and see the
beautiful monument he has just finished
out Of BellinglaM Bay stone.
, 1877-05-12

AMONG the many who have visited the
town the past week we noticed Mr.. Geo.
Hansel Port Townsend, DR.. Weed, Seat.
,le, Lehman Blum Portland, r. freeman
J. Irwin and Mr.. McNamara, Stillaguam-
ish. Esq. Frost Nukilteo, e. D. Smith,
Lowell, W. Delanty, Port Discovery, Mr..
Norris and D. b. jackson Port Gamble.
, 1877-05-12

We are sorry that the firm of j. Ross
Il Co. is having trouble; and hope their
embarrassment will he but temporary
and that neither themselves or their men
viii suffer any financial loss.
, 1877-05-12

THE ladies of the community will be
pleased to learn that they can obtain
the Buttrick patterns of Mrs. Saunders.
In another column see her card. These
are the favorites among the ladies', Civ
ing the best satisfaction of any patterns.
, 1877-05-12

A few years ago, it was necessary to
send to San Francisco for fine specimens
of monumental work. Now the finest
can be procured at home, for proof OF
which call IN Mt Carkeek's on Yesler's
wharf and see some extra finely finished
work there.
, 1877-05-12

Mr.. James Town, our supcrint endent
of Public Schools, left for the Black Hills
last trip of the Nellie. He will go to
San Francisco on the Dakota and thence
by the overland route as fal as practical
hle by rail. We expect to hear from him
occasionally during the coming summer
, 1877-05-12

DIR. FOLSOM received from DR.. B. F.
Palmer of Philadelphia new artificial
leg for Mr.. Robert Smallman last Mon.
day. The limb is the most perfect and
elegant manufactured anywhere in the
world. 1t fits nicely and gives satisfac-
ton. Mr.. Smallman wishes to express
his gratitude to all friends. who kindly
contributed to purchase the leg for him.
The money was raised hy subscription,
and it cost $4,000 in Philadelphia, be-
side the express charges.
, 1877-05-12

Both the Nellie and the Yakima ar
lived on Monday and both had heavy
f'eights and quite number Of psssen-
gers.
, 1877-05-12
THE CELEBRATED
Buttrick Patterns

MNHS every month in the business we
~~SS furnish, but those willing 10
work can easily earn dozen dollars a day
right In their own localities. Have no room
to explain here. Business pleasant and hon.
orable. Women, and boys and girls do as
well as men. We will furnish you complete
outfit free. The business pays better than
anything else, We will bear expense ofstart-
ing you. Particulars free, Write and see.
Farmers and mechanics, their sons and daugh-
tiers, and all classes In need Of paying work at
home, should write 10 us aud learn about the
work at once, Now Is the time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine. 69tf
, 1877-05-12
Local Items.
SATURDAY

TnE house of Jacobs Bros. & Co. of
Portland are agents tor the ceebrated
Wooden Mills of Oregon City, the most
extensive factory on the Pacific Coast.
Their goods are fully equal to any of
eastern manufacture. In addition to
this branch of their business they are ex-
tcnsive importers and dealers in cloth
ing and dry goods, Mr.. l.. Blum, their
travelling agent, has beer in town this
week, and sold to our merchants quite a
hill of goods See their advertisement
in another column. We believe Mr..
Blum intends t. pay this place regular
visits hereafter.
, 1877-05-12

WE learn by the Latetligencer that the
various steamboat men between Port
Townsend, Seattle and Olympia are gett.
ing warmed up and are in for general old
fashioned opposition. The fare from
Townsend to Seattle is down to 81 and
the same is charged from Seattle to
OLYMPIA The old saying that when
rogues fall out honest men get their due,
will apply to the travelling public and
steamboat lines. The distance from here
to Seattle is less than from Seattle to
Townsend or Olympia, and yet we have to
pay on our route more than ever was
charged on the Olympia route. Three
dollars from here to Seattle is rather
steep, but we shall have to stand it, for
we have only Hopkins choice.
NlEssRs. FERGUSON & MORGAN. of the
new mill, have the contract of furnish
ing the lumber for all three OF the Black
man Bros houses. Mr.. w. II. Vale has
large force under him, pushing the
Atheneum ahead as fast as possible and
making excellent progress. Mr.. George
Plumb, assisted by Mr.. Plate, is spread
ing on the paint, making dwellings and
yard fences look bright and cheerful.
Nearly every house in town needs touch.
ing up, and we hope he will he kept
busy until the rainy season. He has just
completed the finishing touches to the
school house
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Earris's Carpet.

Mrs. Harris told hubby that she must nave carpet for the front room. and she thought that fifty dollar one would suit.
 Mir. Harris called in at the auction. EOom the next day.
 He didn't know velvet from ray carpet, but he bid as if he had been in the business from childhood.
 Tue aQctoneer put up beautiful in grain, worth about nve cents mile, and asked low much he heard.
 Mr Harris Did fifty cents d yard.
 Mir Reales, who was in another Dart of the store, had been iudulging very free. ly, and he said, Five
 Mi. Harris wanted the carpet and he bid sixty. ilr. Beales said, Five"
 Seventy :" shouted Mr. Harris.
 "Five !' came from Beales' corner
 Mir. ilargjs heGame angry, and deter nined to have that carpet if he never laid up d cent; so hc yelled, One dol Jar !"'
 Mir Beales never mO1eG aD eyelash, bul he said, Five
 By the time that the two had run the carpet up to four dollars d yard, both were red in the face Mir Bealcs' live" came regularly, and all other bidders gave up in despair. Bealrs gave the peO- ple in his neighborhood to understand that that Was his catpe.'
 Mir Harris winkcd d his friends with a wink that said If don't get that Car, pet you can put me down for horse thief.
 Before the Wa iuee wag over Harris had bid eleven dulials, and Beales said, "FIve.'
 The carpet was finally knocked down to Beales but 9Hlen il WAS ascrrtaned that he only had five cents, the auction gers trus,y assistant showed MT. Bealcs ihe hole lhe carpenter had left in the Front of the building.
 Mir. Harris finally got the Carpet for nine dollars d yard, and wAen he got 1t home, having neglected to Wcasure the room, he found that 1t w0Qldn't nL the iISt floor of d COrn-Ciib
 Mrs. Harris informed II. confidential }y that he was alarmed fool" and that l., .ji ,l ,,y,I, |, house when il raiued; She uses the Car pet for table. cloth, and Harris buys his carpets at > regularly organized store now.
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The Directors of the Phosphurc Air Company, ill good faith, offer the above reward for the sworn statement Of two respectable citizens If any city or town which will prove that PHO>PHOR1C AIR THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY, la failed to permanently cure any form of CATARRH, Asth- ma, Epilepsy, or any form of Nervous or mental diseases. One months treatment, inhaler and ill- structionR, sent to any part Of the country re- ceipt Dt S5 #-a a Inhalation is the Dnly way in which the Air pas sages and Brain can be reached.
 Phosphoric Air cures by its effects upon the cir culation, which IS the only Way disease caA be eradicated from the system.
 Wewill be happy to give TRIAL FREE to any who can call upon us go that they may experience its immediate beneficial effects.
 Consulting Rooms of PhospAoric Air Company,
 94 FREMONT ST, BOSTON.
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GDGN Great chance to make money. Il .ou

EAH "A Great chance to make money. Il .0u U OAD' tan't get gold you can gci grccnuacks
 We heed u pt laOn lu eye4y town to take SIOtCrp
 lions tor the tGr5t, cheapest and Desi illustrated family publca!lpn III the wor q. Any one can be- come succesaiN ag, nt fine most elegant works of ant gwen free tJ 1lIbscrOcts. he prIco is so low that almost every body subscribe, Une agent reports l nil.s Uyei ; 50 Ill q weeA 4 iduy agent reports dAiiIS over 400 subscr bers j.I tc.t tys
 All whU eIsa, lnanC money fast. You Citu ucvOte all yUul iIle to ihc bUsIhcss, UT oniy your spare time. lu,i need not be away from home over night. ou Can dU il as WGlI as others. tuI par tlcular tirrriIouS nd t,luls free. Ilcga .t and eXpenrtNc UuthI free. Il yuu want protiiabi work senu us your address ii uute. II costs nothing to qry the D,.ai!l,es. No Ole lao engages fails to make great pay. Address, The Peoples Jour nal. Portland Maine.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restored

Just published, a new edition of Dr. Gu lver- wells celebrated Essmy on the radical cure ithout rnedicine) of SPEEMAToRRHCBA or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMpoTEs- cY, Mental and Physical Incapacty, lmpediments to Marriage, etc. also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by selt-indulgence or sexual travagance, sc. - .ssg ss ,rz se az ar
 8r0T Free, in sealed envelope, only six cents.
 The celebrated author, in this admirabl, Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty ycars' success ful practice, that the alarming consequences of seli-abuse may be radically cured without the dan gerous use of internal medicine or the application Of the knife pointing out mode of euro at once simple, certain and et1ectJlal, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his con dition may be- may cure himself cheaply privately, and rad. icdIiy.
 85- SThis Lecture should be in the hands of ev cry youth and every man in the land.
 Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad- dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two postage stamps.
 Address, rhe Culverwell Medical Co.,, fl Ann Street Post Uifce Box, 1, ,jS6
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mems would he troaen, If the lempem' ture of the apartment is likely tn tiuetu' ilie, then it is important To pack them in some substance which will prevent sud den changes from externally affecting Inc fruit, as colon batting, dry leaves, baked saw.dusl Sc,
 WINTER PEARS r-- AS already re- marked, winter pears, ua well as ID ples, keep much longer if left in cool .oulhouse lil the arrival of freezing weather. After placing in the cclnr, they require special care. Unlike ap ples, they must be accessible tu frequent examination, ns muSl sorts will remain without rolling but | few days aiter they are ripe enough Ic ent They may, therefore, be pluced upon shelves: and, as they do best In the dlgk, t will be useful to keep them covered with blank cts. Still better is Il To place them In drawers, if only small quantities are to be kept. Pears. generally, are less liable to shrivel and gore npt to rot, than np, pies, and, for this reason, drier cellar should be chosen for them, or one which has the bottom and sides pmslered with water lime cement. We find no di'h' .culty in having good supply of Anjou, Winter Nelis and Lawrence throughout December and into the middle of Janu- ary, and sometimes into February, while Josephine de Maines and Aleneon keep through the last-namel month. It is necessary, however, to watch them. and remove those which are in danger of de cay. and to keep the apartment cold without freezing, with the assistance of thermometers. All this care is more than repaid by regular supply of juicy and delicious pears in tue depth oI winter.
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RUPTURE. ]: ].

Those wishing Relief and Cure for RUPTURE should consult Dr. J. X. SHERMAN, 2jS Broad way, New York, or send tor his new boOK with Photographic likenesses of bad cases before and after cure. Beware of cheats who pretend to fur nlsA Dr. Shermans treatment.
 One of these fellows, d German clerk, now call ing himself Dr. w. G. Crempin is indicted on com plant ot Dr. g., and awaits trial for forgery and ernbeZzlement.
The Newtown bee., 1877-11-08

M777is not easily earned in these times, but VI{ fiI can be made in three months by any OI | one of either sex in any part Of the country, whoi willing to work steadily at the employment t we furnish. s66 per yeel; in your own tow You need not be away from home over night You can give your whole time to the work, only your spare moments. We have agents who are making over s20 per day. Ali wiIo eI9age at OuGe can make money fastI At the present time money cannot be made So easily and rapidly at any other business. 1t costs noth. ing to try the business. Terms and s5 outfit free Address at once, H, HlMLEIT k Co., Portland, Maine.
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BUSINESS and TEST MEDIUM

will vst Ncrw1lk Conn.,. regularly the last three 4lyS m ny month, ,st h.: Nowalk Hotel where he e1nb cpnsultcd Monday, Tuesd y and Wtd dly, Oct he 29th, 50 aid 5Isc.
 The Dr. will also vi i, D injury, Conn.,, regularly h: lt W dy in every monih, at lha WOOSTER HOUSE, where he cin be ( nzul'ed Thu-sd " and iday. Nv; moer D Ist and 'd, and Slu d,y ih :. sd unIl IA M.
 0Dlce toNrS from 9 .4. .1f. 10 2 z'. .H.
 Th@ D., make, tn rough clavoymt examinations .t lhv Sck. H. b t' u .scen power d. c-ite ev c.y pam ard ecre diseas as s ght, vi h ut aSki z quc i n, and CD Gres pure V gatabc NJ dcincs to r. ch h. seat If al di cases. He mrkes speedy anG r'pd cures in near,y very ces he undertakes The succ s, "I h D ton;sh-s th- m js: distinguished physlculs. H. GU when Ill olhe tre.me IS f4il 1 the paenl r. stnr to feet health His long rxpr e C., mLin q wt.h hs wJnde fu D w:rs cf m gut m | k eaatl h m t l.. come 0ne Gf he most
 ucGcs lul al popular Fhy>icE -~ of he untry for the pe useat cure uf every k aLd df1. m of ali di, ca Sof whatever name O. n.tue. lh- Dr. s ve.y
 ucces fui m the trc -nt he Lung Live, Kid lv y md Uita y o'sals, Dropsy, Rheumatism ard Dy'pep.i', Scrofa'a and all HEmors eff the Blood, $ minal Weakness, ar private disascs, and all com, p!aiuts peculiar to m es ard g,ne al deDllty are pc m'rellly Gu ed n a very h.rt tim. His med, cl1'S ce1rse the Sy, ie the patientin heal thy ditioa. The D.. ha, gained large practce in " venard id2 ePIt, ardhas p:fp'm' many remarks ble cures of d eTe of l2,ng andng, Medi ci7es reasoabl-, alw>ya fvo at ie 70 tn. poor The D.. h1s also he row:r 10 fead ytur pat presont ard flu de tiny, is widely known to be one of the m tw nd4 ful ee of the pre.eatag', for hi uu h. II acs in e ding the pr.ncipal al mas- important rven'S in ones lif He gives ul particulars oi ab ent fig ard aleo givvS dvice Iii mar ge, lost es, lw suit ard vo;cs, ard horoushy ex!l ins bu eys ali d-s cf tvey dsc ipto. g ealy to h 1T benef aad sa.i !cion lanvoylnt it ings ST. CcmmuaicI- ton. by l+tter up,n usiness haalth nl,t contain $2, age, SIX d cE of iir and st.mp. Address box l,2j3 olwich, Conn. For further particulars send stamp and get circular.
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TEXTILES.

will mail tFreel the recipe for preparing 8 sim
 pie VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES, pIMPLES and Blotcbes leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful; also instructions to. producing luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth face. Address, inciUsiag Sc. stamp, Ben. Van Jeff x Uo., No. 70 Ann St. N.
The Newtown bee., 1877-11-08

The ( heapest, Pure est and Best Family Nj e dlcin e in the World! An Efectual Specific for all diseases of the Liver Stomach and spleen.
 Regulate the Liver and prevent
 CELL $ AND FEE Vkt@, HILARIOUS FEyERS, 80 VEL
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been perma anentIy cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it he will send copy Of the prescription used tree of chargel, with the directions for prsparing and using he same, which they will find sure cure for Con sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c, Par ties wishing the prescription will please address, Rev E. A. Wilson l94 Penn St Williamsburg N Y
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sAHF0RD's JAMAICA
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE WORK DAYS OF GOD.

book oi marvellous beauty and richness in thought, style, and Historic facts Gives the very -esss e sSolencs, making its thrilling wonders and bright gems household treasures. Endorsed Fy the Press and Clergy everywhere.
 RAKE CHANCE for Agents. Sales immense. Sample Illustrations, ircnlsrs and Terms FREE. Address s- once J. C. McCJRDY & co, Phils Pa
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END TYT MAMMOTH OUTFIT TO EVERY E hEG BOIIY. SteIn-Hindrr watch FREE with nr>t ordrr I, Il Dollars d day guaranteed. M. CRONEGu & co, lhiadelphia Pa. or Mill waukee, Wis onsin
The Newtown bee., 1877-11-08

Theonly combination of the true Jama'ca Ginger with choiee Aromatics and French Brandy, $ a delicious, harm less, and st engthening substi- ute for all kinds of stimulants. It prompt y relieves Dyspep- sla, Oppression after Eating, and every species of Indiges- ton, corrects all disturbances of the Stomach and Bowels, and cures Cramps, Chllls, Fe- vers. ai.d malaria. Asa for SaafoTd's GINGER
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Hopp & Cohn, 10pHiay OHe-Oy'ice C40ihieiy and
 .BlcycAaHl IdiiOyy, DANBuRY. COIN.
THE SUN. 1878. NEW YORK. 1878.

Aa the time approaches for the renewal of sub scgiptions THE SUN would remind its friends aud wellwishcrs everywhere that 1t k again cait- didato for their Con,ilctation and support, Upon ts record for She past ton years t relies for upuance Of the hearty sympathy and generous co- operation which have hitherto been extended 10 it from every quarter oi the Union.
 The DAILY SUN if a four pagc.shcot Of ?S col umns, lrico by mail. port paid, 55 cents month, or S650 per year.
 The Sunday edition ofTHE SUN Is an eighf-page sheet of56 columns. While giving the news of the day, it also contains large amount of litera " and miscellaneous matter specially prepared for it. TIE SUNDAY SuN has met with great sue ress. Post paid Sl.20 4 year.
 The Weekly Sun,
 -Vbo does not know HE WEEKLY SUNt It cir culatrs throughout the United States, the Cana das, and bry 6nd. Ninety thousand families greet ite welcome pages weekly, and regard it ln the light of guide, counsellor, and friend. Its news editorial agricultural, and literary departments make 1t essentially C journal for the family and freside. Terms One DonsI year, post paid. This pliCe, quality considered makes it the cheap est newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with BIO cash, We will send an extra copy tree. Ad- dress PUBLISHER OF THE $UN N. Y. City.
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day. making life haidtp and robbng existence of all pleasure ewlEg 10 the secret suffering rem Piles. Yet re fei is ready ts the hand of almost any oae who will use systematically the remedy that has perm anently cured theusaQas Summons Liver Regu- }ator, Is Ho drastic violent purge, but gentle s;.fa ta
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O Dew vocal and new instrumental pieces Sheet Q Music, l0c. silver or stamps. Music Pub. Co.,, AiIddleboro, Mass En LARGE MIXED CARDS with name, in case OV I3c 25 without Case Sc. 30 new fun cards 1Oc. Outfits lOc. F. WAsHBURN& & CO., Middle boro, Mass.