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Louis Napoleon.

Louis Napoleon was an attractive child. He
was mild and intelligent, but more like girl
than boy. He is a year older than am.
When we quarreled he used to bite, not strike;
He used to say to me, "Je ne tai janaais battue
"NoD," I answered, mats tn mas naordue"
He was shy, and has continued to be so. He
hates new faces; in old times he could not
bear to part with a servant and I know that
he has kept Ministers whom he disliked and
disapproved only because he did not like the
embarras of sending them away. His great
pleasures are riding, walking, and, above all,
fine scenery. I remember walking with him
and Prince Napoleon one fine evening on Lands
downe Hill, near Bath. The view was en-
chanting; he sat down to admire it. "Look,"
he said, sat Napoleon; he does not care a
farthing for all this. I could sit here for
hours" He employed me some days ago to
make inquiries for him ia Germany in connec-
ton with his book. Mocquard wrote me let
ter of thanks. Louis Napoleon added to it in
his own hand, these words: "Ceci me rdppeAe
les bontes q,tdUait Madame Cornu pour le pris-
onnier de Ham. Les ertrsmes Sc touchent. car
les IuillerieS c'est encore Une prison." When
the Duke of Rechstadt; and his own brother
lived, he used to rejoice. that there were two
lives between him and power. What he would
have liked better than empire would have been
to be rich country gentleman in fine country
with nothing to do but to enjoy himself-Mne.
CO77lu Seniors Conversations
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

George W. Herbert formerly P. T. Bar
NUNS private secretary, poisoned himself at
Newark, Monday.
The International Meteorological Congress
at Paris sat all day Monday, and heard scholar
~ addresses and papers.
A Toledo despatch says that Secretary Sher-
man was constantly interrupted in his speech
Monday night by jeers and Insults.
Thirty-one bankrupt petitions were fled in
Chicago Monday. The aggregate liabilities are
$350,000.
The coroner's jury in the case of Smith.
the murdered Jersey City policeman. find
Mrs. Smith and an unknown accomplish guilty.
A. B. Cornell has issued invitations for a
private conference of Republicans at Saratoga
next Thursday.
The scull race between Warren Smith and
James Riley of Saratoga is off. tie latter de-
Ginning owing to the late arrival of the articles
of agreement.
A mild form of typhoid fever has broken out
at the New Jersey State Reform School at
Jamesburg. Forty five inmates are sick. The
sewerage and water is bad.
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SPORTING NEWS.



NEWPORT, r. t., Aug. 27.-The great pigeon
match for $500 between Carroll Livingston and
I. Q. Van Buren, of New York, and Hon j,
B. Roche and A. j. Thornhill of London, was
decided in favor ofthe latter. Thornhill killed
Is, Livingston IA. Boche IA, and Van Buren,
match was decided in favor of the Englshmen
on the I'D bird
Glass Ball Shooting.
DAYTON, O., Aug 27.-Capt. Bogardus gave
an exhibition of glass ball shooting today
breaking 347 balls in 81 minutes, making &c
misses. 1t was the best shooting in that time
on record.
Base Ball.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Providence 1.
waters 3.
At Bellows Falls, Vt.-Land Boys 10, Pat
neys IL. ~
At Baltimore-Worcesters 8, Pittsdelds 5.
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California Mining Stocks.
Watertown Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, Aug. 27.--Beet Cattle-receipts 1915
head. The market is steady with a fair demand and
extra at 700 q So; first quality at 90 q 50; Sec
ond quality at 5 90 g 50; third quality at 4 90 a
@ 165; Mich Cows and Calves at $40 a So; farrow
Cows at $40 q $25; YearlinSs at 81 a Sis; 2-year
ods $12 @ Is; Western fat swine Al a &c.
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1855 head. The SUD-
ply is few hundred less than last week and prices
steady; sales in lots So q each ;extra at 25 a Is,
OF from u g &c tb; Spring Lambs at q 5!c Y tb
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Killed by Robbers.

CHEYENNE, Aug. N-The removal of spikes
and fish plates week ago from a rail two
miles east of Medicine Bow, near deep ravine,
gave rise to the suspicion that it was done with
a view to wreck and rob train. Deputy
Sheriff Widdowfeld and another named Vim
cent started on the supposed trail of the
would-be robbers, and not returning a large
party started in search of them Sunday. One
OF the party has returned and states that the
bodies OF Widdowfield aud Vincent were found
in narrow canon of Elk Mountain, where
they probably met gang of robbers and were
killed, the former receiving two bullets in his
neck and the latter four in the chest.
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales of the Brokers Board, August 27.]
0o11
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. August 27-Evening. Money is easy
at II q per cent. on call all day; prime mercantile
paper 81 a Al per cent. Sterling Exchange is quiet
at 4S2s a 4s3 for long and 4s7 q ASH for short sight,
Exports of domestic produce for the past week
$70l1 $3.50, against $4,S67,26 for the corresponding
week last year.
Gold steady at 1904 throughout. Carrying rates
per cent? borrowing rates Pc. cent and
receipts to-day were $S9a,OOO. Treasury disburse-
ments $4,000 for interest and $452 900 for bonds
Govrnments steady. State bonds dull. Railroad
mortgages are generally firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated $4,000 shares: including $500 shares Of
Lake Shore, $500 sharesl Delaware & Lackawanna,
$3.50 shares Western Union, 24O0 shares Rock Is
land 2400 shares Union Pacific, 1900 shares st Jo-
seph.
The following the clasing nuotatinns of
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST rs.

the hair of horses which die of disease with
with good. AS many as 10000 have died in
one province in one year. The disease is in two
forms. internal and external The internal is
impaired to the human system by breathing
the dust in the factory, and the external by
the dirt collecting under the nails and then
communicated by scratching the face or neck.
1t is extremely dangerous, over fifty per cent.
of those affected dying,
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Sullivan heats Faulknar,

BOSTON, Aug ga single scull race, dis
lance two miles, for $3.50 side, between
Faulkner of Boston and Daniel Sullivan of
Lowell, occurred on the Charles river course
this forenoon, in the presence of 10000 people.
The race was close and exciting to the finish.
1t was won by Sullivan by about two lengths,
time IA 435
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Chicago CattIe Market.

CHICAGO. August 27.-Hogs-recelpts 5000 head
shipments 1900 head; the market is slow and steady
400 a 4 80.
Cattle-receipts 5000 head; shipments 24OO head
the market is slow, weak and shade lower shipping
Steers at 80 a 40; butchers quiet; Cows at 80 q
400: Bulls so a 3 90; Western Cattle plenty and a
shade lower at 90 a 80; Texas easy at so q %
Sheeporeceipts $40 head; shipments 169 mead
market firm at 90 "a 90.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ming, Dantzic. >A' O"A
Sid G I'm Bremen 18th nsa ship Forest Eagle Hos
Ar at Antwerp Gath ipst, ship Caslda, Pike, from
Sid FIN Hull 14th inst, sch Almon Bird. Drinkvate,
Sid TN Bristol, E, 18th inst barque Leventer, Yes.
sld fin Fayal 18th inst brig callao. Lesman, phila-
delphis. 1890
Ar at Agiers 18th inst sch Brigadier, Norton from
Sid TN Liverpool 18th inst, ship Gen tsbeplev.
Springer. New Orleans, .'F
Sid I'm Cardiff 26th inst, ship P, G Blanchard, Nc
sid TN Glasgow Gath inst. barque Alfred, Burt,
Mobile, '
s!d FIN Drogheda 25th inst, brig Eta whitmo1e,
Wright Bangor.
Al at Bahia July Is. sch Charles Sawyer, Mullen,
jacksonville.
Al at point-a-Pitre eth inst, sch waldemar, Pills
Ar at st John. PR, I'd inst, brig VIM Robertson.
Harding, Mayaguez, (and sailed 9TH for Boston.l '
SID TIN, sch Nellie Shaw, Gates, for North Of Hat
AT at gueuos Ayers July 18th, barque Martha
Sid I'm oientuegos 10th inst. brig Mary Mariner,
Ar al Dsmarara I'd inst, sch Marry Weber, Har-
ris. New York (and sailed for Baracoa.)
In port 9Th. brig Lie Houghton Rose from Cardiff
Boston. ar I'd.
= Al az Mayaguez July %. scbs Fred Smith, Brown,
IOIIo OooSno, Nonu eaneu Stu IOr bO6t0n).
Ar at Port Spain July 18th, sch Lexington. Leigh
ton Machias.
Sid I'm Ponce 7th. sch Nellie Shaw, Gates, NYork
Ar at Porto Rico I'd inst, sch Wesley Abbott from
New York. and sailed It'll for Aguadllia1: Sd baroue
Aretta, Nichols. Cardiff
Sid finn Cienfuegos 10th inst, brig Mary Mariner,
Collins, Boston.
Sid tn Matanzas goth inst brgs Caroline Gray.
Pease, North of Hatteras; 2lst, Hattie s BISHOP
Hackett, do.
SPOKEN.
Aug II, off Dover. E. sch Fred Garlic. Condor.
from New York for Rotterdam.
Aug %, off Mays Head, sch Ralph Howes, from
Belfast bound South.
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Gen. Kew in milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 27.-Postmaster General
Key and party, after stopping few hours at
the Soldiers Home, arrived in this city this af,
teInoon, and held short reception at the
Plankington house and left for Chicago at {
o'clock
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Violent Hail Storm,

ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Aug. 27.-A tornado and
hail storm at Fargo, Dakota, last evening, pros
trated ten or fifteen buildings, including the
Episcopal church and new city hall. Three
persons were hurt, but no lives were lost.
CHICAGO. Aug. PA tornado in Grundy
county on Saturday destroyed several build
ings, killing one man and seriously injuripg
another.
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Acquitted of Arson.

The Sun says: The examination on Tuesday
of VIM. I. Van Zandt of Staten Island, recent
ly accused of burning one of his own houses,
resulted in a clear case of alibi by defendant
was proved to be an ex-state prison bird where
he was sent for burglary,
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GALVESTON, Aug 27.-The News Eagle
Pass special says the Deputy U. s. Marshal
With detachment left here yesterday to arrest
Col Martinez and about thirty of his followers
force on American soil to invade Mexico last
May
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European Markets.

9. LONDON, August 27-t2.3O P. M.-Consols "a 9-1s
ior money and "a 11-16 for account.
!. LONDON, August 27-12.3O P. M--American secnri-
States bonds, CTS, new 5s at 1913
ne" sfs io5s; 1O-4Os, at 1851; Erie 16a.
= LIVERPOOL: August 27-12.3O P. M-Cotton market
sleady; Mlddlng uplands at l1-16d do Orleans at
lSl5d; sales 5000 bales, including 1000 bales for
62l-32. -A"s"'' -Uel'oiy at
IS, Flour at y g "a; Winter Wheat at 92@94.
spring ~ 40 at g -; California averages at 10 "a
cup az III s9 IL 3; Corn at % "a % 9; Peas at
g 50; Lard at IS 8. Cheese at A. Taow at 81 3.
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y A Noted Robber Cauuht.

GALVESTON, Aug. ga News special
from Sherman says Henry Collins, member
Oh tne Bass gang of robbers, was arrested this
morning near Howe station after sharp Skin
mlsh in which Collins was badly shattered.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Vanderbilt ON the poolipx System.

Vanderbiit ON the Pooling System.
NEW YORK, Aug. PA Saratoga despatch
reports an interview with William a. Wander
bilt, who expressed great satisfaction with the
results OF the railway conference He said
that the pooling system is working we'll and
will result in benefit to the general public as
well as to the railroad owners. He anticipates
a revival of business in the fall. He said that
the New York Central has ordered 800 new
cars, to meet expected demands He declared
that he does not wish to injure any other road
or the Erie canal, and would not have the lat
ter closed if he could. He thought there would
be sufficient business during the next six
months for all the railroads and the Erie canal
too. The lines cannot now supply cars enough
to meet thu. demands upon them. Vanderbilt
thought possibly month might be required
to get the pooling system in operation, and
that the late conference was one of the most
important railroad gatherings ever held in the
United States.
Quarrelling Over "a Railroad.
MONTREAL, Aug. 27.-Duncan McDuyal of
Montreal, contractor of the Montreal, Ottawa
and Occidental railroad, declines to hand over
the road to the Provincial government on the
ground that the latter is indebted to him $780,
900, whereas the government claim that he has
been overpaid 100000. A demand of surren-
der will be made today, after which if necessary
forcibe means will probably be used.
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Insurance Commissioner. Convention.

PROVIDENCE. Aug. 27.-The national con-
vention of state insurance snperintendents,
commissioners and other officials in charge OF
insurance departments, begun its session at
Narraganset Hotel today, with Hon. Oliver
Pillsbury of New Haven in the chair. The
president made the opening address and Joel
welcome.
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Kni2hts Of Ryihias


INDIANAPOLIS. Aug 27.-The Supreme
Lodge OF the Knights of Pythias convened
their annual session at Indianapolis today.
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New House for Sale.

One-half of double House No. TO Congress Street,
now completed and ready for occupancy. Said house
is first class in every respect. Dining ROOM sitting
room bath room and kitchen finished in hard wood
nantes, CRATES, &c, &c. Cemented cellar and
everything first class, and will be sold at very low
price. Enquire of A. M. SMITH,
aul9sneOdtf End of Portland Pier.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
Proposals for Provisions for Light-sta-
tions.

Proposals for Provisions for Light-sta-
tions.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INsP EcToR, LIST DIST,
Portland, Maine, August %, 1873
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
- until twelve o'clock, M, on TUESDAY, the
10Th day Of September 1878, for furnishing and de.
vering to the Inspector of the First Light House
District, Provisions for Light-Statons In the First
Light House District, in such quantities and at such
times during the twelve months, from July 1, 1873
to june 80 1879, inclusive, may be called for; to
be OF good and approved quality, subject to inspec-
ton, to be delivered alongside of the lighthouse ten
der, or other vessel provided for that purpose at
Portland, Maine, in good and sufficient packages,
barrels, boxes, or cans and 10 good ORDER such
number of persons may be specified by the Inspec-
tor free of all expense to the United States accord
ing to the specifications and tables, copies of which
may be had on application at this Office and at the
Office Of the Lighthouse Board Washington, ID. c.
The bids must state the sum bid tor each annual
allowance and must be placed in envelope sealed
and endorsed Proposals for Provisions for Light
Stations" and then placed in another envelope
which must also be sealed and left at or directed to
this Office, postage prepaid, if sent by mail.
copy OF this advertisement should accompany
each bid.
The right to reject any all bids or to waive de-
fects 1t be deemed for the interest of the United
States to do so, is reserved.
(SigneD HENRY F. PICKING
Commander U. s. Navy, Light-House Inspector.
augZ5 eod2w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Clearing House Transactions.
PORTLAND, August q.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges ....................u.$ 1854 Sc
Net Balances. ..................."... "a ,730 10
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A Tried Remedy for BiIiousuess

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction of tba
liver will never get the upper hand of the unruly or
gan so long as they such irrational remedies
blue pill, calomel and podophyllin. But from the
tried and popular medicine Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters they may expect relief with certainty of OBJ
tanning 1t. The influence of the bitters upon the
hillary gland is direct, powerful and speedily felt
The relief afforded Is not spasmodic but comnle+a
and permanent: The sallOwness of the skin, furred
appearance OF the tongue indigestion costiveness.
shoulder in tact every accompaniment of the obsti.
nate complaint are entirely and promptly removed
by course OF this inestimable medicine in behalf %
which testimony is constantly emanatng from every
quarter and from all classes of society. IVY
"CoNGREss," the Oldest and largest selling bakino
powder in New England owes its success TO its nu,i
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspepties can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them,
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METEOROLOGICAL,
INDICATIONS FOB THE MKT TwENTY-FoUR
uorrRa

HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE OHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Aug. 2S, Il A. NJ. ~
For New England
warmer. clear weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness, veering winds, mostly southerly,
nearly stationary barometer.
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CARDENAS. Schr Fred Jackson-335l shocks
and heads, 12,750 hoops, Ill bbls potatoes.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUCUSS.

CADCUSS.
Windham.
The Republicans OF Windham arerequested to meet
at the Town House in said town, on SATURDAY,
the 3lst day OF August, 1878, at 4 o'clock p. m to
nominate candidate for Representative.
Per Order Town Committee.
Gorham.
Republicans of Gorham and any others who BE-
lieve in the financial views expressedby Hamilton,
jackson, Benton, Webster, requested to meet at
the Town House, SATURDAY. Aug. 81, at 2 80 D..
NJ, to nominate a candidate tor the Legislature.
Per order Of Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth.
The Republicans Of Cape Elizabeth are requested
to meet at the Town House, in said town, on SAT-
URDAY, Aug. 31st, at O'Clock p. m to nominate
candidate for Representative TO the next Legisla-
ture; also to choose town committee tor the year
1879. Per order Town Committee.
Deering.
The Republicans of Deering are requested to meet
at the Town House, on SATU RDAY, Aug. 3lst at 5
O'Clock p. m, to nominate candidate for Represen-
tative to the Legislature.
Per order Rep. Town Committee.
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

EISH1EHHNVEN.
:. Ar at Port Mulgrave MS, 23d inst, schs Lizzie
dIams, from Swans Island for North Bay; Corn
Trim, from North Bay for Portland. 'f
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Aug II, off Dover. E, sch Fred A Garlic. Condor.
from New York for Rotterdam.
Aug %, off Nag's Head, sch Ralph Howes, from
Belfast bound South. ~
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A Presidents Muscle.

General Niele, writing Of a "trip with
Lincoln, Chase and Stanton" in Scribner,
says; Few were aware of the physical
strength possessed by Mr.. Lincoln In
muscular power he was one in a thousand.
Onc morning, while we were sitting on
deck, he saw an axe in a socket on the
bulWarks, and taking it up, held it at
arms length at the extremity of the helye
with his thumb and forefnger, continuing
to hold it there for number Of minutes.
The most powerful sailors on board tried
in vain to initiate him. Mr.. Lincoln said
he could do this when he was II wears of
age, and had never seen a day since that
time when he could not 1t occurred to
Inc, when reading the details OF the plot
that terminated in the death of the Pres
ident, that his abduction, which was at one
time proposed by the cOnspirators, would
have resulted very disastrOuslv to those
who should have the temerity to under
take it. The plan proposed was to way
lay the President at night during one of
his frequent visits to the War Depart
ment, where he was in the habit OF going
to read the telegraphic dispatches during
the time OfimpOrtant military movements,
dllu Wutlt ut NOulu Dllcll Ituldlu u1Cll d
very late hour, returning alone through
the grounds of the White House. A half
dozen men were to seize and carry him
off; but, had they attempted it, they
would probably have found that they had
met their match, for he had the strength
of a giant. Judge SWEET, of Chicago,
who was an intimate friend of his, says
that he has seen him dash into crowd
where two powerful men were fighting,
and, taking each by the collar, hold them
out at arms length in the most helpless
and ridiculous position
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Jewels of Thought and Devotion.
H. INVISIBLE LAND.
! +I. l-l


..err was a land that l4y berond MY sight
tYr wtlci ] va.ur searched the great earth
thrpuEA
aitAer, rsnt often my companions tlrw
" daybreah, or at noontide or al night,
AND never come a-alu ! took MY Digit,
Explored all portions OF the globe. vet grew
NJ uearcr where that mighty revenue
hai iai INTO Tie stately fields Of hight.
BIT once. when evening her dusk sails had spread
And was sleeping. a swirl dream came Ger
Nv spirit. and IN ii rising said
Now IL country mine long sought before
lud one heard lament that was dead
Ana .o tine land stretched just beside my door
Nroaer tor October
People make a great mistake about heaven.
They thinb II belnto up Wonder but it really be
-li4s down here. II YOU can be happy IL the base
-el story vou are fitted to enjoy the happines, Of
=, other stories. But if you whine and moan
.cre heaven Itself caunot change your mood
The strong sympathy shown to the afflicted
.-l-, or the south lv their more fortunate cities
TIE North Is something not to be easily forget
te. On every side we hear OF most noble efforts
'eD- made - raI>e contributions in aid Of the al
ted " he the North with lavish hand Is sootA-
4t the tevered Jrow Of southern suffering She is
s.Illu- monument TO gratitude which will be
u.4uua forever New Orleans Times
IN tie worlds history there has been no greater
~ 4lauthropY or heroIsm manifested than is now
.spayed il the yellow fever district OF the South.
lien men enlist Tor "ar il = where the drums
9"At HE hags wave. the people cheer, and they
Aay Appe L. return rctors when men 60 10 bat
'e 1u-ls inspires anu pride and excitement buoy
tAc.n up. Different for those who volunteer TO
.At the fever; death stands before them-not
t"rr i Is -n the stiYed AR Of The SICK rooms, IL
We tera breath u the hospital, over the putnd
+maiu, 5ornr to the graveyard, that they are 10
a'or And such horrld spectacle the neglected
Lead from whom all have tied the dying, who are
4oA- with none TO help tie strong man PROSTATE,
er whom wife reckless of life bends with
anxious tears child whom the mother Will not
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The most wonderful and marvellous success in
eases whore persons are sick or pining away from
obtained hy The use OF Hop BlttcrS. They begin
10 cure from the first dose and keep it up until
perfect health and strength Is restored Whoever
is afflicted IN this way need not suffer, when they
can get Hop Bitters. Soc Truths and proverbs"
i'm another column.
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BUah's Matrimonial Counsel.

:, N''Vi ''''''0 'ie'''' S'e'P S''',9 NP'''
ne was young man VINO had seen
ABOUT 'wehty-'nree years OF turmoil ana
cneap "a'eihleiohS' ana ne entered IllV
parior ~ tlmld, hesltatng way, ana
looked all around to make sure 'ha'
lhirl party was not present.
"oan ! speak to you IN confidence, PC
nnaiiy inquired
! on can 81. W nat passes DCtN cen