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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-05
A BRIEF HISTORY:

The following is from the Raleigh N~ws,
anG was i voluntary insertion ahd Lol III
advertisement {:
years ago an old Iadian left a receipt Tor
curing Scroiula with Mrs Persons Ia h~r.
Mis-. Person lives in Translation. or III that
section. 4 child was torn 10 Mrs, Iefsoh,
and il had the ScroIuia. The doctors "a 'e IL
up 10 die. she thought u that receipt, tnat
was nov old and IHuSty. ana hid away In an
upstairs drawer. She concluded II the child
was bound 10 Qie, it wouldn't hurt 10 1OlloE
that receipt. She Went u Jdnd gathered the
herb, got the whlSkey, aud did as Alre :ted 10
The chilu. Her child now lives we'll 1t q
hearty. MOle than this Only d ,eW months
since a South CarolinIap, whose name has
slipped us, was suffering with some Scrolu-
luuS affection on the heel lie had been 10
the Hot SpringSl ArhanSaS,an trCm there
he went u kiLtrell Springs. Not ing dlu
hIiI any god. AT KIT ell they tol MN
of Mrs. Persons recipe. ana DIR. - wrote
I'D Mrs p rSom If She culed mat south Ca o.
linian her receipt was worth money. Ana
the south CaroiInian Sent LeT wOrC II Snt
cured him he would give her i've mn
dred dollars. She sent III Ii dir ctlonS what
10 do, ana added IL they cured him he
could send her twenty-five dollars; she
wouldn't ask five hundred. lhe south
Carolinian Went home. aid Shnr ly after
ward ent Mrs. Person q Chech Tor 'WenEy
five dollars, and wrote the most let
ter he knew how. Bless Til Sc old lndiauS.
We would like 10 nav one Tor a hear neigh
oOr.'
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Lumberton R0besoniaa: The
Baptist Church of this town has
secured the services of Rev, W. t.
Jordan for one half of his time.
LAS will be seen by d notice
printed elsewhere in this paper.
Mr.. j. Span Thompson will Lot
contest for the office of sheriff.
The meeting i'll the Presbyterian
Church IN this town, o. which
mention was made in these columns
last week. clsscd last Sunday
night. The pastor, Rf. I. J.
Allison, was assisted the last of
the week by Rev. c. NJ. shopper
son, ID. -.
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MoOKEsNILLE, lREDE Leo, n. G.
Being CeSlrous OF adding my testimonial
To Others, concerning the merits oil MIS- zoe
Person ) Kennedy 10, Orr0lilld, 1 lake pleas
ule la sayln that as d tonic and Alternative
| 40 not UnInk IL mas an equal, L nave IaIrIy
tested II, ana alter IrylnS sesetlne. Sitrsa-
pan lila, Vinegar BitlerS, ana various other
remedies, L have no heSI' alton III p~rObounc-
Ing it far ST.. erlor - any IONIJ have ever
used. When commenced using Mrs Per
sons Remedy i was very weak. couplec-
ton ) lilo ", and nov L am WE'LL,
lie pectIuily your friend,
Mis-, j. BROWN.
Sept. 26. 1873.
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THREE GEaELDREx IN THREE
u S.EAS.
MKs jon PERSON :

MKs jon PERSON
Dear Madame-4o our letter has been re-
ceiyeu. anu ON account OF otiug absent fro'
nome Tor Il week OF we, have not I'D the
opportunity To ans Serlt. / certainly Will
take great pleasure IN Going all Jhat is with
III my poA er towards getting You patients
Tor treatment 81 Sclo D ula. L hardly know
how 10 express ny gratIJude to You Tor Gu.
ing my three 4 tile ,hudren. They took mo-
Iclne rom my family physician Tor about
~No years, WITH scarcely any fclel al al. 1
trIeC your remedy, ana III less than three
weeks they we're all perfectly cutet:, AND
have never Shc MudUy sIgnUI breaking out
agaiu. 1 Ioel very thankful to you. 1 can
safely say that | believe your 5enneuy to be d
certain cure Tor ScIUiula. If { eau ever De
of any service 10 you III any way, / want you
to DC SUI Z am cali ou IL, Yours truly,
WM. Ii. AhalNGION.
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UNE9UAELED AS A BLOOD
PURIFIER.
MES. JOE PERSON :

MIS-. JOE PERSON
The medicine purchased of you last win
ter proved OF laSGlng yene1t GO my son, who
was troubled with II running sores.
some of them quite large and OF d scrofulouS
nature. III less shan three weeks after com
mencing the use of your remedy. he Was
perfectly restored, and is to-day quI, { sound
ana healthy. As = TONIC AND BLOOD PUkI-
FER 1T HAS NO A L looping that you may
be spared for many yea ) OF u>eIulne ), !
remain, Very respectfully.
l.. J.
Louisburg, n. c., May p, rs.
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.sEt Will Care if Fairly Tested

1t gives ms mucl pleasure to be able TO
state III e 1 nave detlytd an e1fecUuai cure
OF Scrofula from The use of Mrs. joe rer-
sons remedy Tor that disc Use. L had suffered
from ScrOluil for NOSE than three years,
and had deopai ea OF eve getting Wei. L
was treated during that JIne ~ Jnrce very
eminent phySIcllaS, without al goo re
suit The Went 10 the Natiunat Surgical
Institute, at A5lanGi, ga, and Was treated
there muEo Gnjlu wv months, win no bet
ter result than LAY fanny physicians met
with. Att + Z returned from the institute 1
was persuaded To IrY Mrs. Persons rem III Y,
and L had not used IG more tnan a week be
lore / discovered ito curative and healil-
properties, My sores soon began TO he 4,
and the cotor OF ny skin CHI 4nged as lass a
The sores healed. lAtd not thought oI eveI
getting we'll agar. but ny hopes increased,
my low SP-rr ne He'd before the remedy,
aud am II w enJ ylhS splendid heath duu
an III good p. > 1n5 Icnlet ~ Is miIa a.
4 pur3aJIvt, Ia Il strong tonic ut VIII nGt!
he most SIuuDOfu sore III tnIee weeks ii
taken regularly. 1t l. my opinion That il
SnOalI Oe ta&tu some time alter the sore -
II 4Ied, TO re move The cause OF us effects, L.
Sn0ul { DE taken Atbu!ariy oy .Ii inca as, toI
1 have sometimes neglected lt, from the
pressure OF business, and ia ali cases found
JhAJ tn cure 81 eady made would en-
inelce 20 TetloSfd q, anu lOf lhlS alone 1t
should 10 Jtken regularly udLll al eIftcJual
cure Is completed. Nothing sAo4!d proven,
regularity In the use OF the remedy ana il
should be taken "a The proper tune. L WOULD
recommend 10 ali Wn Ate SunSl.Dg from
ocroiula To try IL. it WI surety cure you
you gINe IL i Ia S->J. 1 tk lOu eA-
peitence, .HI uvI ErJiH Ecdt5-y. / aD 6
grateful recIplS-lDl a cure iIold Tie use UI IL
an : am u .u-r many aud l.sJlIs oOiga
..ons Il Mrs tersoa 'or the great RELIEF l.,
have obtained tEom rs u.s.. sufferers, Try ii
ana be cured, II my advice.
lam respectfully,
JAMES \. MORRIS.
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MAIeFaf3Es EY TELEGRAPH.


NOON.
PARIS, Dec 4.
Rentes LEE. and SIC.
corsols for money 81 Ii account "a
10. Erie 1875.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4.
Cotton fat and irregular; middling up
lands 5 4; middl'ng orleans ) lilo; sales
1850; - culation and exports 1000; receipts
l',SQl American 12.5Oo. Futures easier; up
livery SIS December and January do;
January aud February do; March and April
80 april and Nay 81; May and ) une 5 20
February and March delivery 55-32.
NEW YORK, Dec.4.
Stocks weak. Money 2a3H. Geld = ::
Exchange, long 4Sl short. / a51 State
bones quiet. governments firm.
Cotton dull :SaleS 100; middling uDlandS
December 9. l.; January 9.2I; february 9.33;
March 9i5; AiIi! 9-5S.
flour quiet. Wheat firm; Corn dull.
Pork 49,; I ar quiet at 6Ot19 Spirits
turpenJine 2913, Resin 13l heights dull.
more, December 4.
FiCur quiet and steady and but not
lower; Southern " iest firm, and III sell
els favor. Western active ant lower. South
esn REQ l 008l %; amoer l 10l1 mo. , Penn
s~yiVania red 8t&SA. No. winter red West
erm Oh pot 50.
NIGHT.
LIVER. DOL, Cec.4
American sales 5. 81; uplands low m'dd>
llrS clause, Lectmter delivery 53-32; feb>
ulry D 3>3I.
NEW YORK December 4.
stocks ftrm Money ~ Gold 4: Ex-
change. long 4.sl4 state bonds II mer.
dull
lures closed dun; sales 1900 balls;
December y15a9.l6; January 922ag.23;
February ga, March 46 l9.46: april 9,5Stgf9:
May ? 70ts.7l; Jun 9Sl.9. -, July 800 Il.
August 9.J1aG..6.
Cotton quiet aud steady sales so bales
n-ldIlns VI lands 3-l6; uidoling Orleans
80; CONSOLIDATED receipts 4t,s94: exports
To Gr,at Britain 1850; france 6,235; CONT
nent Il 24J.
GALVESTON, Deco
Cotton weak; middlingS So low middling 81;
gocC ordinary -; sales ~ 3; ccnsoiidat-d
net receipts 20; gross l,4l7; stock 10 69l
NORFOLK, Dec. 4,
Cotton quiet: middling SIS: net receipts
80 gross blank; stock = ,523; sales go.
BALTIMORE, Dee. 4.
Cot On quiet and easier: middiing 9 :IoH
midd'ins So: good Ordinary So; net receipts
~; gross IL S;s les l25; stock 2, 90.
Boston, Dec.
Co,tor dull; middling ess: Low middling
.: net receipts l,l-5 gross &,2y0 SAILS 90:
exports to G.eat Britain 3 TO-.
WILyfNGToN. Tee. 4
Cotton quiet; middling 81; low middnng @
IS good ordinary rs net receipts SIS
gross blank; sales q; stcck l4,Ue2;
CINCINNATI, Dee. 4.
Flour dull, unchanged Wheat duu bu, in
fair demauu: red and white SSa95c Com
hrm AT 32a3S; new 31a35, oats stronger but
no. qUotatly lower AT 2Go24. Pork quieT:
JoDoing e.tOdS 80 ard steady aha in good
demand. Bulls dull and uich ngso, box q
meats III lair drmant; sales ShoIiI, ers $50:
sellers November short lib A.; January
long clear 1 10; called drst i; December long
and short cleaI -. Bulk meas ami:
AIN. '
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NET uPULlIhiv NUnKs.
canal street from Sixth 70 seventh
RICHMOND. Va.


EHGISEs, portable and stationary. saw
MILLS, MILLS, BOILERS, CAST
INGs OF BRASS and IRON, tORGINGS,
nc. MACHINERY tor cold and Coal Mines,
Blast Furnaces, &c.
cali special atteutiont0 oGrIMPROVED
oOR4A8Ll. kNdiNb, or agricultural and
other purposes. The Boilers # our Agri-
cultural Engines are provided with our
Patent rhMitI SPARh AtEtSrFKS,
advice b. Whi.h TIE Spa Ks arr forced 10
pass uoHDNaId OYER a reserved ii waiei and
= .ecrG ly cAl1ngGlShed Wit ont he use OF
Wire gauze Or 5 the u,ly drrdngemtIr
81 his Kid alien elf free access totle
bui - Jab ; for cleaning rom ea.h enc
4i,u o our ue" ssY H.. LOCO
n3OtIhE> TT h-uILg iui3 i, md Other
articles up'l tranways a d arrow gauge
railways.
The best Planters regard cur GINNING
t.EG1N - superior to auy IN use. Senu foT
Ilu-Jratrd catalogue free. other things
being rqttat encourage SoaJEer4 Institutions.
ho9at4 "oih a~0ICittC an !UUDptA oCLe.
S2e t,nI H4ll-ys, &c. for In Houses.
"Fan Lecturers oi Jones ! tent tobacco
lump A4G4IneS - TUfk D l-4I o. bower
WI. E TANNER 8 co.
< L B~ACua5iI. Rich quare, n. C,
Gen AgeAtll Eastern North carolina.
mar : IS-d&SIy
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4GH- LColOtNiNIAEi
JAMES \. MORRIS.
Nc

Ny receipt for tn. cure IF Ser Jul, has
been trIoI Sy M with tne mo uupreceuen
tel success for The last twelve ye rs. aud
nave no hesitation III recon lie 4dIng ii Is .
SOY crelSn cure or that disease aad as Z
general fouIc a1d 81 pJd PurIacr. II IS every
Wacrc giving rerIec1 satisfaction \. hlI
my experience SItlit Is TOO lnIteu Tor III,
10 specially Recommend IL for other dis Asses
OeileVG 1t VIII ultimately prove To lie %
dement, III all cases arising from lmpuriUy OF
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AZ a TONIC AND AEFERAYESE

LouisbUrg, n. c., May p, rs.
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Sept. %. 1873,
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PEAS per bush. white soc ;stOck I5c
Above prices are fer large lots, when small
er quantities are wanted higher prices Will
De charged.
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#isrella
ENGLISH GIRLS As PEDESTRIANS.

A correspondent of the Baltimore Ga
zette. who has been visiting the scenes de-
scribed in the Lady of the Lake, writes:
1.-The Trossaeh Hotel has been built here
in the wilderness, Just at the point where
the passengers coming from Edinburgh
meet those coming around from Glasgow
and as they reach there about one O'Clock,
it is the general lunching place for tour
lists. Some idea of the number of people
(mostly Englishmen, with their wives and
daughters) who are now travelling in dif-.
ferent parts of Scotland may be Judged
from the fact that over one hundred and
fifty lunched here yesterday. and that every
room in the house last night was occupied
by guests, most of whom. probably like
us, had made a halt for fair weather. The
scenery around the hotel is most beautiful.
The placid waters of Loeb Achray on one
side, and from the steep mountain behind
10 a roaring mountain stream. with cata-
racts, gives animation to the scene, and
sounded during the night as If we were
in close proximity TO a miniature Niagara.
There are also quite number of pedes-
trians, who are spending a month in ex.
ploring the Highlands. We pass these
frequently on the road, and they make q
W. VI P'Sh'N UP va ~ SaiA AuoR-
sacks.
The English girls are great walkers,
and they diverge from the stage roads and
make excursions among the mountains.
There was party Of young English girls
at the hotel who have walked over one
hundred miles during the past seven doys.
Their rosy cheeks and the frmness of
their tread. as well as the substantial
shoes they wear. indicate an ability to
walk ten times this distance if they willed
it. American girls are generally poor
walkers, and it will soon be as difficult to
find an American lady who Can walk
more than twenty minutes without COM
planning of fatigue AS it is to find a good
female walker in China. They pay too
much attention to the shape and make of
their boots for pedestrian performances.
My young companions have had some
good experience in walking, aud will re-
turn capital walkists."
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, from 100 A. ID. TO 80,
ga SUNDAYS. from 9l5 A. NJ. to 1915 AN
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
ION, Portland and West, 2.l7 A. NJ. 3.46 and
=. NJ.
.c~,,ton and Auburn, 3.46. and 500 P M.
/. and Kocklsnd. BAG and 500 z. NJ.
/. = .ard stage, via Washington, q L. NJ.
~ oboro stage, via Jefferson, 7. III.
Is r;,de, West Waterville, Norrdgewock and
"a, 2 NJ.
W., hrop and Monmouth, p. NJ.
. IN ton stage via Readfeld, LIS p. NJ.
Is ..st 9.45 A. NJ. and ll.U3 r. NJ.
l.. .-t ,tase, $50 A. NJ
Nhcgan $40 A. Nj.
q al Trunk X. K and Canada, 3.46 and 2.l7
Jntiers' Home $50 A. NJ. and 7OOP.M
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West, 5.45 and $50 A. Nj
% =. NJ.
t. yi-ton and Auburn, 5.45, 700, $50 A. M.
Bal aad kockland $40, and $50 A. Nj.
R-cklaud stage, via Washington, 100 A. NJ.
W doDoro stage, via jefferson, 100 A. Nj.
BE grade West Waterville, Norildgewock, and
adj ,ou, l.l5 I. NJ.
Wilthrup and Monmouth, 100 A. NJ.
Far.nln .ton stage via Readfeld, LIS P. NJ.
Be fast, $50 z. NJ. and 1000 7. M.
Belfast stage, $3.50 +. Nj.
Skowhekan $3.50 p. M, and 1000 P. NJ
G.snd frank X. X. and Canada, 5.45, $50 NJ.
Soldiers' Home, A. NJ. and $3.50 7. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters per IL OF. cent.
Mail Letters, per l-2 o. cents.
Book, transient newspapers, ANA other transient
printed alter, except unsesed clrculars) ID pack
ages not exceeding lbs. in weight, per ounces
l cent
Ia PACKAGE aot exceeding lbs. in weight, per
ounce, cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined and must col
tain no writing whatever, except a. follows:
The sender OF any article of third class mail
matter may write his or her name or address
therein or III the outside thereof, with the word
"from" above or preceding the same. or may
write briell, pint on any package the number
and names of the articles incosed.
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex
cluded IRON the mails
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Espec,al attention IS called to the Money Order
system \. n ate and cheap method OF transmitting
small sums OF money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding Soo. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RATES.
Orders not exceeding SIS, l0cents
$50 $40, 20 90
$40" $50, rs "
Money orders are also drawn by this Office on
Canada Great Britain, Germany, Switzerland and
Italy.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, AMI other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofiice in the United States,
sn the payment of letter postage and a fee of ten
CENTS. HOhACE H. hAMLhN, T. M.
July. TO- 1873.
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HaliOweIl Post Once.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUBk OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
Al 3.39 aud 800 p. M; closes at $40 A. NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at p. Nj.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted,
st 8 O6 ana 9.57 A. M; closes at 800 and 8
z. NJ.
L'tchfield Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and saturdays. at 10 A. NJ; closes Sundays,
TIE day, and Thursdays at z. M.
dice Hours from 7.30 A. M. to S.ae T.; Nj. As
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
Z, HOWELL, P. NJ.
Hallowell. July l, 1873.
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Aenatbrt yonrnal.

tolished at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
i"pt OF Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
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The WOMAN WHO CHARMS 10
in this world no function more important
than that OF charming. The forest glade
would be incomplete without the hum
ming-bird. To shed joy around. to radi-
ate happiness, to cast light upon dark
days. to be the golden thread OF our des-
tiny and the very spirit Of grace aud har-
mony, is not this to render u service
Does not beauty confer benefit upon Us
even by the simple fact OF being beautiful
Here and there We meet one who possess
es that fairy like power Of enchanting all
about her; sometimes she is ignoranl her
self OF this magical influence, which is,
however for that reason only the more
perfect. Her presence lights up the home !;
her presence is like cheering warmth
she passes by and We are content she
stays awhile and we are happy. To be-
hold her is to live; she is the Aurora with
human face. She has no need to do
more than simply to be-; she makes an
Eden OF the house; Paradise breaths from
her; and she communicates this delight
to all without taking any greater trouble
than that OF existing beside them. Is it
not a thing divine TO nave a smile which,
none know how. has power to tighten the
weight OF that enormous chain which all
the living, in common drag behind them ?
- Victor HuQO.
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AN INCREDIBLE STORY OF BRAVERY -
The Schenectady Union OF tuesday prints
the following: "A few nights ago
young lady oi this city was awakened by
something passing over her arm, which
she at once supposed was mouse. She
took no iurther notice OF it, supposing It
had run away. In the morning, ON max
lng up the bed, she discovered the little
fellow snugly resting Itself between the
sheets, al tne foot OF the bed, where it
had doubtless hid when irightened by her
awakening III The night. Instead oI The
customary scream and half faint, she took
uer slipper, and placing IL near the mouse
he soou took refuge Ia the toe. when she
closed 1t and putting 1t into pail OF water
drowned the i.Ltle Intruder"
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Probably the mild-eyed goat is the only
animal ever inyenled that can eat twenty
tour hours day. and Then get up m hour
before day and deyour hour barrel and
seven olu iruit cans tor lunch.-Norr1s-
t0lCn Herald.
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mo dead fish are allowed to be sold in
Germany" The Germans buy their salt
mackerei alive, out 1t Is II puzzle to know
now to manage to keep pickled sardines
from dying wnen 50 many are packed Ia
u box Herald.
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man at Poughkeepsie remarked that
all American women were below the wo-
men OF any other nation, and the hotel
chambermaid held him by The hair ill hs
relracted.- - Detroit Free Press.
Pooh Keeps he sliii bis opinion doubt
ess.
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An American just returned from the
Paris Exhibition say the Frenchman can't
pronounce worth u cent. And he laughs
heartily when he tells how he heard one
IN trying to pronounce ION dit" call il ong
dee.-h rchdnQe.
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9aily Aeunsbee journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t con.
AIMS the latest news by telegraph and mail, givet
ports oil the Markets, and has carefully prepared
oitica and local articles, and generous amount
u farming, home and nisce laneous reading with
tull compilation Of Stale news.
Terms, t7per annum in Advance, t8 ii payment
. ao made within the year. Single copies cents,
10 be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
may be hau or application al this o1ice.
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THEY ARE THE BEST.
Price, 25 Cents.

sept4- w ed&Sat&w
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Beautiful, beautiful silken hair"
Philip murmured tondly, toying lovingly
with one OF her nut-brown tresses; "solt
as the plumage OF an angels wing light
as the thistle down that dances oa the
summer air; the simmer OF sunset, the
glitter OF yellow gold, the rich red brown
ot autumnal forests blend iD entrancing
beauty In its" And just then it came
oti In his hands. and he forgot just what
to say next. There was moment OF pro-
lound silence, and then Aurelia TOOK it
from him and went out of the room with
1t. When she came back he was gone.
They meet now, but they meet as strang-
ers, and the eyes that were wont to beam
upon each other with the awakened love-
light now glare as though life was an
eternal wash day.-HaUkeue.
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An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with
n highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster,
the best Plaster for pains aud aches
in the World of Medicine.
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SANFoR0'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

loaIhsome disease in Oil is varying sgts Ii pos,
nerbs and barIs in Their essential for nc fr ~ nj eyeS
hDrous contamination and In tls Respect clters from
loun ii4 way from tho Atlantic 70 the Pacific coast
aad wherever known has become the standard remedy
been waited upon hy gentieon OF national reputation
Whh nave been cured by this remedy, and who have,
a. cons era6le expensa snd personal troube spread
move. Wien you hear wealthy gentleman OF intelli
gence and refinement say owe my life to Sanfords q
great nd % lfg Se s aoE afe e
standard medical specifics OF the day.
THE henent derive from Its daily use is to
HENRY WELLS. OF wKLLs, FARGO Co.
has cured me after twelve years Of uninterrupted
GEO. W. HoUGHToN, wALruAx, MASS.
FoLT OWED the directions to the letter and am hap
py 10 say have had permanent cure.
D. ". GRAY. NJ. D.. MuscATINE. Iowa.
| EAvE, ree9mmended I to quite a number of my
iriends, ali Of whom have expressed to me their
wN PowEN, 225 TINE ST.. ST. LOWS.
4 FTER using two bottles md myself permanently
hundred bottles ~''V VIZ ae F'rtfs hFMsTRoS
l5s HARRISON Avk., Boston.
WE have sold sASronps RADICAL CURE for nearly
sold a similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfaction. We have yet to learn of the first com.
5. u. BALDWIN & Co. WARRINGTON. IND.
THE effected In case by sANFoRD's Il ApIc Il
l. tURk was So r,markablr that II seeuled TO those
who had suffered without relief from any Of the al
remedies that IL could not be therefore made
affidavit TO it before Seth J. Thomas Esq Justice Of
'' c GEORGE bS't'f F. D1xsMoRE. pRreolsr, Bosrox.
Each package Of SASFoBDs RADICAL CURg contains
DR.. sanords Improved nhaling Tube, and full dirrc
ons for Its In all cases Price 81 CO. For sale by
all Who'll sale and retail druggists and dealers through
tTUttpt -
Err. General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos.
Mass.