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| Whereas, at the regular March term, A.
| d. 1874, Of the District Court of The Second
| Judicial District of the Territory of Wash.
/ ingtou, holding terms ut Vancouver, to-wit:
, on thU 18th ia, ot March, 1919 in dcrtan
cause then and thc.e pending before The SAID
| District Court in which SAID cause l.. Go.d-
smith. NJ Goldsmith and 5. Rediick, partners
in business under the firm name OF j.. Gold
smith Il Co., were the plaintiffs, and Julius
{. Pruebstel, Celia A. Proebstc Ficdirlc Z.
Banzer, Lenora I. Banner, Louis +. BanZcr
and loretta Banner were the defendants, tue
said plaintiffs had and recovered Judgment
against the sad defendant, Jullue L. i'loeb-
sicl, Frcdiyic {. Banner and Louis +. Banner,
for the sum of eight hand, I'd and io.ty-hyc
dollars and thirtl two Goats; further >um
Of eighty dollars rs an attorneys fec, and The
costs OF the said action taxed al SIM -hNe
dollars II d thirty i've cents. ana Il decree Oh
foreclosure Oh 'le equitI Oh reoJ'' quo" con,
d"f,.nd 49, i H., ~ ~ -p-na',S' rli, 4
prnrhst'I f,"J,ri'. q R,nzrr ,rn'rn i Ran.
zrr Inuis Il R,',1nr md Tnrrtin 3,nzrr and
mn nrdnr nr snI,,' If tho nrru,i,r, IN Inc s,id
mnri,r,,rn d,,.'..ihad or -, much ihnr.nt ~
NAV he necessary In .nti,fv line sail h,dr.
nah, ,ttnrnny,sr,,. and rn.i and
Wnrrr,s H.. said ind rm,It now remains
and /. ,vl1,Ilv ,,n,,,id. IND
Wherp,s - rnny ~. line said Indictment. de
cree and order nt SAID. Ia, been iss,,cd and
certified by the C,erk Of the said District
Couri undrr thp sr,. of The said tourt. and
ia ma. drIi,,rd.
Now th.r..r,r. pursuant to and hy virtue
of The .n,d Ind ,mtnt decree of foreclosure
and order of sac. have ms day .cyiod upon
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|: OR SCI. e e, .

100 acres of land situated near Lacnmas
lake on good road to Vancouver, and near
Il good wharf and steamboat landing; ten
acres plowed and about four seeded to white
clover for pasture; thirty acres slashCd and
burned Off The Whole is easy cleared, with
but little green timber; it is well watcred
and good, warm, rich alluvia soil, well adapted
To fruit. Little or no rock or gravel: good
title, and terms one-half cash down, and time
on the balance. For further particulars in
Quire of Chas. Brown, Vancouver or of 5. &.
Hadiey, near Lacamas lake.
Also 100 acres one-half mile from good
wharfan Fishers Landing. with county road
on two sides If il; fifty acres burned of, and
is good land for wheat wood enough ON the
claim to pay for it. Title good. Apply to a.
j. Remington, Fishers Landing, W. +.
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NOTICE.
L. :. LAND OFFICE.

L. :. LAND OFFICE,
vancouver, W. T., August Is, 1879.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office hv Victor T. Barthelvmy against John
= German TOT Abandoning his Homestead
EHfr,. 81 sij1 lated niy Z. 1876 upon The
: 81 % ~ aHd rs = ~ " Scr
ton .. IDNn ht hortb hst- il.D ~
Ilafkr County, aa- .anSton lrs 4 tS"Ut
view 10 the cancellation OF sad entry: tbc
said parties are heieDs -amm antd ~ APP ear
at His O.lce on the 10Th day Of September,
issg 90 O'Clock r. n. 10 respDnd aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment.
W II. sMALLWOoD, Register.
S. w BROWN, Receiver.
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w. II. SM ATWOOD, Register.
5. ". BROWN, Receiver.
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OrrIcE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, Wash. Ter, Aug. Is, lSi9,
Notice is hereby given that the Receivers
Duplicate Cash Excess Receipt NJ. l+Si, is
sued at Vancouver, Wash. Ter, November :
1870, lor entry of excess of Sw 4 of Sc 4 and
Lots and :. in Section y, Township & north
Range | west, has BEEN LOST, and that at the
expiration Of SIX week, from date hereof
win make application to the Commissioner
of the GeHe al LAID Oo.cc for re- asmcnt of
the ruy base m uey paid hy me ON said cH-
.ry, IT, wit; Sil p.
MLLLIAM :. MARNIN.
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NOTICE.
7. :. L.ANDOFFiCr.

Z. y. land VIFiCE,
Vancouver, W T.. August Sth 1879
Complaint having been entered at this
o licc by John +. Nas-a against Lewis g.
Chase for anandoninghi> homestead entry No.
2l,6 date July l1th 1871 upon the North
Fast L Of North West a aud Lots | and .
Section 90 Township North. Range ; West
in WJhhiakum County, Wash. Ter, with It
view to The cancellation of said entry Tie
said PARTIES are hereby Summoned 10 appear
at the Office Of the Probate Judge Of said
Wahkiakum County, in Cathlamci. the County
Seat thereof ON the l2ih day Of September
1919, al 10 o'clock \. NJ, to respond and fur
niSh testimony concerning said alleged aban-
donmcnt.
w, II. SM ATWOOD, Register
5. ". BROWN, Receiver.
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NOTICE.


Vancouver, W. T., August, sd ls7a
Complaint having been entered al this
Office by Frank r. Wahlterg against Samuel
r. Holmes for abandoning his Homestead
Entry, No. ISL. dated October. 3lst. 1873. unon
the South East Of North West and Lot
Section 10, T wnship9 North, Range West
in Cowlitz County, Washington Territory
with view to cancellation Of saiG entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at the Office Of the Probate Judge of said
Cowlitz County. W. T., in Kalama. on the 10Th
day Of September. 1879, at o'clock p. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged Abandonment
W. H. SMALLWOOD. Register.
s. W. BROWN, Receiver.
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Notice for Publications,


Z. :. LANN . FIlr,
Vancouver, ". r.. Augu- 20th. lS1q.
Notice i hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice % his intention
TO make hnal proof IN support OF bis claim.
and secure final entry thereof al the cypira.
ton Of thirty days FROM the date Of thu
notice. viz
Albert Fisher. Homestead Application No
1865, for the W Of "a and Lots 3 and 4
of Section % and Lots 4 and : ct Section "A
1 IL y. II W. and name, the following as
his Witnesses, viz: Richard Carruthers ~
Pacific County, W. T., aud J. Frank stevens
of Pacific County, ". T.. before John T..
Coulter, Clerk of /. :. District Court. at
Oystcrvile. in said Pacific County. " 7. on
the Goth day Of September. 1879.
W. II. sMALLWOOD. Register
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Notice for Publication.


I. 5. LASD OFFICE.
Vancouver. ". T.. August ~. 1853
Notice Is hereby gwen fhsi she flip in
named settler BIAS tItd notice Il ifi. intention,
t. make h1ai proof ~ supgofi ~ its claim
ana secure FINAL entry thereof 81 the expire.
Ton thirty oays from "a date Il this notice.
viz.
aei4r 'liaef pre.rmaii0n neaia.Hi8r.
mont Tn SID 'ar fie iat ~ II SEQ ~
lSN, ! W. and uanits ise folio 4in4 q.
Sis Witnesses VIZ. john hnegfson. ~ Pacfisc
county, ". 4 aud Charles Eekiand III lac,ac
County, W r.
W. II. sMALLw0OD, Register.
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IN ..ru.m. q Ire rainl STATE, or Aucr.
.e. .ut l", r. .lf,l,,t t.a. .cai ST. Au
a..' ,H ..oH.it against tul h5 Uc above
ua.i.u .... 1851 4n tHc .i-lg.ct Count of d.
second 1dcal ! ,lict OF the Icrrito,, o.
Washiu gtun, holding terms NJ Vancouver, u
Clarke County, for the couutic, OF Clarke,
Skamania and klickilat, and to answer the
complaint fled therein within sixty days from
the date hereof, or judgment lay default viii
be taken against you according 10 the pray
OF said conn ,uiUt.
Thesaid ac-un is brought to obtain DE-.
cree 90 said Count di>solViIg THE bonds uf
ma,riMuu- between the pElut.H and ihc uD
frudtnt aid Awarding 10 p,lntd n ice SIM
rlc the following ciihrdlJud. tc-Wit. Lot.
. and 10 In block = ia the cay If kalaua. IN
CowlIlz county, ". =, aud the following de-
~crihcd pWccls in Clarke county, all Ia The
Territory Of Washington, To wit: Commence
ing at the northeast corner OF Sec. -. Town
ship2, north of Range ) east; thence west -
chains 10 Il stake; thence south : chains and
b links 10 a stake; thence east % chains to
the township line; thence north chains 70
links To place OF beginning. Also a follow
ing: Tie southeast quarter If the south
ca-tuuartcr Of See q, Township morth. ul
west quarter of the northwest quarter oi @cc.
. in Township one. and lot 80. : Cf Section
81, Ia Township . north, OF Range east
Also the follow ,ng: Commencing ai q point
un the Columbia river between the lana claim
f David G. Parker aud wife aud the laud
claim oi Richard Ough; thence north With
oat Variation O. com .H-, Co c.aiua. thence
west 10 chains AID u links; thence south
Without variation 81 compass, go chain, TO the
Columbia river; thence follow ing ihc mean
behring's Of sad river 10 Tie place Of beginning.
Also The following: Beginning go point o.
chains and Inks east, and To- chain, and :
links south of the north west corner OF Town
ship one north. Of Range ( east, thence north
- chains; thence east - chains; thence
south 20 chains; thence west 80 chains d
- liik- To the ulace of heginnin.; and that
The costs u ,gis suit hc paid uut OF dclcrd-
ants personal property within saiu Tie rtory
and You are hereby notified that ii NOu fan
TO appear and answer said complaint a.
above required, the u.laintiH will apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded IN the
complaint
Witnes J P Hoyt, Esquire, Judge
- OF the said District Court, and tle
SEAL. seal uf tie said Court, this I'D
- DIV of August. \. y. 1879.
K. g. O'BRiEN, Clerk.
b. =. T. mcconnell. DEPUTY.
Northup q Gilbert, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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K. - AZ B.
king or the BLOOD
THE MOST TuoRoUGu PURIFIER OF TIE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
Cures all Humors. from n Common
Eruption 10 the Worst ScrOfuia.

1t purincs the Blood.
1t invigorstcs the Liver.
1t regulates the Bowels.
Ii strengthens the stomach.
1t gives vivaciv in place of lassitude; chcertuness
in place of gloom, and robust visor in place of
debility.
Dyspepsia, Biiousness, Dsordored Liver, Con-
s.ipation, Nervous Affections, General ID bity, in
short al the numerous diseases aud discomiorts
caused by impure blood speedily conquered by
this powerful correct or, the chief una SOVEREIGN Of
all ancient modern medical discoyeiies-hISo
TIE BLOOD.
IT'S NAME Is ITS HEST DESCRsP.
Tiog. as It Is royal dispenser oi The blessings Of
heaih, and vanquishes the foes that Turk in the
blood
1t banshes PINIPLES. SALT RUEUW,
sCALt ERrPrI0NS. ILCt rs,
sCALD HEAD. FEVER SeRES
an1 ~ SCHOFULOUS DisOR-
1t checks CONsT urTION in its early stages.
1t las frequen " cured J. Whom ivsncei.
1t disperse, TUM0Es and CANCERS without
the RECON knife.
II cures iH0P>Y. roneral or partial.
l. eulvs FEMALE WEAkN EsS and
DISEASE.
1t reduce IN safe and eiEectual manner all SWELL
ings, ernul or internal.
It oradcates the effects Of Mineral Poisons and
establishes u sound constitution.
Many certificates, much further information and
full 0ifcc ions for using, viii b. found in the PAIN
rh'et, " Treatise on Diseases OF the Bloc )" which
each bottle IA enc osed.
Pr'ce 81 rer ho''e containing 70 ounces, or 10 to
SO Coses. Sold = Deal Is IN medicine.
,. EAs1oy, SON /: co., rrcr.!etcr.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
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CAR n "a To sDJtD wear, or - 10 so o.
NIfbra45 day IN your own locality. No
HxVEV f-k. Women doas well As men
Man, make more than the amount stated
above No one can fail 10 make money fast.
Anyone can do The work. You can make 5Oc
to s, an hour by de,otng your evenings and
spare time tO the business. IL costs nothing
10 try the business. Nothing like IL for money
making ever offered before Business pleasant
aud -lgiciiy honufaie Reader, If YOU want
10 know all about the best paying business
before the public send rs your address aud
We vii send }ou full particulars AID private
terna free. samples worth - also free; you
can then uake up your mind for Yourself
Atdfua. lKD. SlI<soN 4 TO-, Portland, Me
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SV3iNpES.

Il 'ha District Court. If ir Srr'Hd judicial
isH., U t.t Territory rf D.. .-4.H- r..
hoin'H.r Teams nj Naor"1,ie' trr 80" r"iin-
fie- ui iarer, ,aail...a f.u -i.'s.. 10.
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NHCIlH u NIiI Nc VVUHIN,
Washington Territory.
Dated Vancouver, X. T., Sept.2, $50 I2-5.
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nOuhle-Minded.

"a double minded man, 'saysJames.
sis unstable in all mis- ways" James
| 20. lie has two minds. One mind de-
| sires this world; the other desires the
next. One mind seeks the approval OF
! God; the other the favor ofmen. Some
| times one mind controls sometimes the
other. Under the Influence of the bet
ter mind, the man takes steps heaven
ward. But the other mind still living,
and only held in cheek for little time,
on the first occasion that gives it the
advantage, asserts the lead, and all the
ground that was gained in the direction
of hsaven is lost. .f -f lirif
Sometimes both these minds act with
so nearly an evenly-balanced force that
the man is neither the one thing or the
other. Men with singleness of purpose
are sure to succeed. The double.inind-
ed man is certain to make an utter fail
ure. Lot and his wife are proper ex-
amples of these two classes. Both be-
lieved the warning; both desired TO es-
cape the coming destruction. They had
great possessions, rs we may judge
| from Gen. -. They were agreed in
leaving all, to flee for life. Both start
ed out of Sodom, aud for n space Jour
neyed over the plain. But now the dit
ference between them reveals itself.
Lot had only one mind. Sodom had
no hold on him. lie must reach Zoar.
Not so his wife. She had strong at
fractions toward Sodom, as well as
strong desires TO make her way to Zoar.
She was simply double-minded. She
followed one mind as long as she could.
Then the other mind asserted itselaims.
She looked back towards Sodon and in
moment became a. pillar of salt, But
not even this terrible calamity could
cause righteous Lot to turn his face
from Zoar. Lot and his wife determin-
ed their cases before ever, they len So
dom. 1t was this difference in religious
experience which made itself so con-
spicuous on that eventual day. hlieader,
which one of these are Won likei Have
you the single mind of Lot, ~ tho dou-
Bile mind of his wife?-lSigns of the
Times.
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Tw,lo1I Dreams.

Weary, tue king took of his crown;
In either hand he poised its weight.
"'Tis strange how heavy IL has grown"
He said, AMI with an impatient frown
He eyed II in n Kind OF hate; tf
Then on his bed he laid him down,
And slept, and in twibkiing dreamcd.i
Oh dream of ecstacy and blissi
Delight through all his senses streamed;
A ragged vaeabond he seemed;
Free winds of heaven his hair did kiss;
On his bare skin the free sun beamed
At morn he walked, bcwildercd, first,
Or who he was or where might be;
Then saw the crown, and with q burst
Of sudden rage he swore and cursed
No beggar would change lives with me
or all hard fatcs, n kings Is worstl"
Outside the palace, on the ground,
Starved half TO death and freezing cold,
Less sheltered than the mennest hound,
A beggar slumbered, safe and sound, .
And dreams TO him came swift and bold,
AS If palace walled him round.
He dreamed he was king indeed;
oh! dream of ecstacy and blissi
OF food, he had his utmost greed;
Or gold, beyond his utmost need:
All men knelt low his hand hand 10 kiss,
All gave his word obedient heed.
At morn he walked, bewildercd, first,
Or who he was or where might be; ...
Then quick, by hunger and by thirst,
He knew himself and eroaned and cursed;
No creature pity takes on mel
A beggar's fate OF all is worstl
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THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS. HERS.

The use of tobacco by anv person. Is
a persistent and fragrant transgression
of the rights of others. Persons claim
the privilege of doing as they please;
but no principle of law, gospel, or com
mon sense allows man to please him
self by displeasing or anoyiDg others.
II a man had neither father, nor moth
er, nor wife, nor child, nor friend; if
he lived as q hermit in hole on some
desert island, untrodden by ylany human
foot, he might perhaps claim tho natural
right to do as he pleased, provided there
was no God and he was without moral
responsibility. But it is impossible for
society to exist unless men consent to
the abridgmcnt of their personal rights
of privileges, and learn to consider and
respect the rights and inclinations of
others. All law is based upon the
principle that the inclinations of the III
dividual must yield to the good of the
community. lie who refuses to accept
this principle of action, speedily finds
himself an outlaw. He arrays himself
against society, and society avenges iis-
self upon him by compelling him to
submit to wholesale authority. No man
moving in society has right to make
himself nuisance or an occasion of of
l
fensc to others. lie Is bound to observe
the proprities and deeencies oflife. As
member of society he must do moth
ing by which society itself would be
subvcrted, No man living las right
to detile the water drink. No man
living has q right to poison the air |
breathe. Every man who uses tobacco
is continually doing this thing. lie
burns his filthy cUar or uaiIspoue nine
drawing smoke into his mouth and pull
ing II out for me to lnhale. What right
has he to poison the air breathe?
W hat right has he to give me the head
ache, or in any way deprive me of the
privilege OF breathing the vital mir which
God has made necessary 10 my very
life? II he could ges away beyond all
human fellowship, where no ono could
SEQ him, hear him, or he in any way
affected by his conduct, tue case would
be ditlerent but he intrudes himself
upon Others, he poisones the air
breathe, and seems to imagine that he
has perfect right to do this: and that
! have no right whatever TO object to
his doing IT. lie is mistaken. 1t is not
only my right, but my dnty TO protest
against his impudence and selfishness
No man has right 10 poison his wife.
CT make his children sick, by the use of
tobacco. Thousands are, nevertheless,
doing it from day 10 day. Helpless
women, little children, feeble and SEN
siive, suffer headache, nausea, and mn
told disgust, because some selfish and
un courteous man claims the privilege
of doing as he peascs in regard to per-
sonal habits, without respect to the
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POsr-oFFICE NOTICE
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
MIDDLEBuRY.

MIDDLEBuRY.
ConersQationqi-Corner Pleasant and Main SIS
Rev. 4. p. Hooker, pastor. Sunday services a
10: :45 AN. and 1900 Pm. Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 700.
Aethodist-North Pleasantst' key; W n. Row
700 pm. Thursday evening prayer meeting
7:OO. Glass meeting on Friday evening at I 80
Episcopai-Sf. Stephens Church-Main-st. Rev
James T. Franklin rector. sunday school at 0 .3'
AN, sunday services at 10 As AN. and 7:00P.M.
Roman Cathoiic-weybridgest Rev T. Gun
ningham, pastor. Sunday services, alternate Sab
baths; High Mass at 1880 AM; Vespers and
bsnediction at 6:3OfM.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.
Mefhodisf- ---, pastor. Sunday services
at2:00P.M.
Bapfsf-Rev. Charles Hibbard, pastor. Sunday
services at 10 AS AM. and 100 Pm. Weekly
Methodist-key. II. n Munger, pastor. Sunday
services at 90 and 90 PM Weekly prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 100.
EDsscopul--lSt. PauPs Church-Rev. II. 8. Fisher
ector Sunday services at 10 40 Am. and 90 M
Friday evening att 90.
Mission CAapei-pr. II. A., Inghsm. Sunday
services at 6:45 AN. and 1900 Pm. Weekly
prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
Rowan Oafhoiic-ARev P. Cunningham. pastor.
A.n'; % Vespers and benediction at 3 90 PM.
COngregdfiondt-Rev. George n. HAL, pastor.
sunday services at 10 :45 An and 7:0OP Pm. Week
prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7;oo'
Bristol Directory. lfI.~
CHURCHES. .!-.l
Baptssf-Rev. W. ID. Hall. apstor. Sunday ser
vices at 10 As A. NJ. and 90 T. M Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening mt 80. Young peoples
meeting Tuesday evening at 30
Nefhodisf-Rev. i. A. Dibble, pastor. Sunday
services at 10 As A. NJ and LOOP, NJ. Glass meet
ing Tuesday evening at 80. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 80.
Advent-Rev. Mr.. Quimby, pastor. Sunday
Evangelical Advenf-Rev ID. Bosworth; Prayer
meeting every Friday evening at Elder Bos-
worth's house. ~.
NAILS ARRIVE.
From New Haven, the North, New York, Boston,
and the West through Burlington, i 80. P.M
From New Haven, the South, New York, Bos-
ton, and the West. O0P P.M
From Richmond Huntington. Huntington Cen
Ter. and Starksboro, 4 40 p. N. Mondays Wednes-
days and FRIDAYS, at 30 p. IN.
From Lincoln, 8 p. M
From South Starksboro, three times week ir-
From New Haven Mills, three times week ir-
regularly.
NAILS LEAVE.
For New Haven. Boston, New York. and the
FOR New Haven. the North. Boston, New York.
and the West through Burlington, 90 NJ.
For Richmond, Starksboro, Huntington and
Huntington Center, 30 Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays, at 7 80 q. m.
For Lincoln, 500 p. N.
For South Starksboro. three times week irreg-
ularly.
ly.
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An evening newspaper of San Fran
cisco gives glimpse of the state of the
mining stock market west OF the Rocky
mountains. Six of its columns are
filled with closcly-prinied lists of
shares in various mining companies on
which assessments are overdue, and
which are advertised TO be sold as di-
rected by law because their owners re-
fuse or are unable TO make further pay
ments on them. On some of the stock
the assessments are as low as two cents
a share, and on others as high as two
dollars. Nearly 10000 delinquent
shares were advertised in recent num-
Der of the newspaper in question.
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Nothing can exceed the folly and stu
pidity of those who submit to the pangs
of the various forms and complications
of rheumatism and gout, by which they
are Tortured and disabled, when they
car, by Que or two applications ofGiles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia, obtain in
Simultaneous and permanent relief
Giles Pills cures headache. Send fol
pamphlet. DIR. Giles, l20 West Broad
way, N. Y: Trial size 20 cents. Solt
by Birchard e. &c.
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The Boston Journal, reporting the
(iirst day )Adventists Camp-meeting at
Alton Bay, N. H., speaks of the last
Sunday meeting as follows: "The i'm
preston obtained would likely be that
a great secular jubilee was taking place {;
and we don't know, as matter of fact,
as he would be far out of the way. AT
high noon it did look more like Fourth
of July day than as the sabbath ut an
Advent Canp-meeting ought to look"
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The statue of Liberty, by Bertholdi,
presented to America by the French
people and intended to stand on an is
land in New York harbor, is progress
ing toward completion, though two
years longer is the time required for
finishing II. The colossal head is now
being mounted behind the Palais de
Plndustrie, In Paris. II is intended TO
allow persons to ascend inside the head.
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The Christian Register says:-7ln the
thoughtful inner circles. of orthodoxy
there seems TO be a powerful recon-
from the doctrine of endless punish
inent, and many are finding relief IN the
possible apnihilation of the incoTrigibly
wicked. -. II h. ~ ll-.lsl %