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MARRIED. .-On December alst, 1878,
by Rev A H Roach. Miss ALICE SnIrH
to Mr. JoHN ] BAKER
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ED. SPIRIT Announce HENRY Win.
LAID as candidate for Trustee.
MAxY DEMOCRATS.
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AUDITOR

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
Stephen A. Atkinson, Of Adams town
ship. as candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County. Conven.
ton MANY DEMOCRATS.
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TR EAsURER.
CLER X.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name of
j. T.. JudkiuS as candidate for re-nomi-
nation to the ofRoe of Clerk of the Courts; sub
ieot to the decision Of the Democratic County
6odvvnticn. NAVY DEMocHATs.
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TPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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Road Tax Receipts,

Road Tax Receipts.
Notice is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ.
ain Road Tax Receipts at TIE SPIRIT
Office al "A cents per hundred.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
Dr.J u ShOuse, Of Sunsbury township
as candidate for Auditor, subject to the de.
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Democracy Of Center township
will hold Nominating Convention, for
township officers, in Woo1sdsld, on
Saturday, March Goth, 1870.
Polls to be opened at 9 o'clock A. NJ,
and closed at 6 O'Clock p. NJ
fFaeT,7l MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. 'PIRIr: Announce tho name of
August Meyer. of Benton township. as a
candidate for Auditor; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMocRArs.
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Ed. Spih. announce the name Of
Ebenezer Taylor, of Sunsbury town
ship as candidate for Commissioner; subject
TO the decision of the Democratic County Con.
ysntion. ti MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name vi
Matthew Moore. of Malaga township aa
candidate for Commissioner; subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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ETICKETS

For township elections a5 cents per hun
dred.
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EF Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the l4th
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E Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

Evergreens,
And Shrubbery Of all kinds for sale. by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention.
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To tho.
State =,
You are hereby nctru..
will be held on Saturday, the -
Jule. 1879, fer the purpose of nominating.
one candidate for each OF the following or
ces, to be supported By the party at the en-
suing fall election, viz Representative, Au-
ditor, Treasurer, Clerk. Sheriff, Prosecuting
Attorney, Commissionsr, Inarmary Director
and Coroner.
The Democracy Of the several townships
will, at the same time, aud In the same mau.
ner, elect one Committeeman for their re-
spective townships to serve for the ensuing
year on the Democratic Central Committee
Of the county.
The polls will be opsued ir the several
townships between the hours of and 10
o'clock .. m. and close at 8 o'clock p. m. Of
said day, at the usual places of holding
elections IN the townships.
The nominations will be by the popular
vote system, the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes to be declared nom
mated,
The election vii. bs conducted In all re-
| speots iu conformity With the Law Of the
State regulating general elections, but only
the votes of such persons as are qualified
under the resolution Of the Central Commit
tee. hereafter set forth, shall be received.
The Demoorstiu Central Coumittss O
Monroe County, Ohio, have resolved by vote
to invoke the protection, and subject sait
nominating election 10 the provisions. of th,
primary electloa law, entitled aAn Act t,
protect the election of voluntary potitica
associations and to punish frauds therein,
passed by the General Assembly of Obi,
February "a, 1871, ant, the amendment
thereto, and appointed the following Super
visors to open and preside at said election 8
| Adams-M. BoUaHNEa.
Il Benton-R. NJ. CLINE.
Bethel-ALEx. CRAWFORD.
| Ceuter-GEoRaE P. DoRR,
| Franklin-J. e, MIRACLE,
| Green-N. H. EDDY.
| Jackson-WM, HATHoRN.
Lee-JANEs ANDERSON.
| Malaga. H. EaaER.
Ohio-O. MosER.
Perry. r. PENNINGTON.
Salem-J. E. MORRILL,.
Seneca-PHILIp FoLeER.
!, Sumuit-ALEx BUCHANAN.
: Sunsbury-T j. GRIFFITH.
: Swi,Eerland-P .. LEMLY.
Wsshington-CHARLEs HILL.
Wayue-G. o. DoUGHERTY.
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The Legislature is investigating the
doings of the Standard Oil Company, in
connection with low freight rates granted
that company by the railroads 1t is
claimed that the Standard obtains rates
that prevents competition by Ohio oil
dealers and refnefs Bounce the rail.
roads, gentlemen, for each and every
case of extortion..
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FIRST Ankl
New Prints. New Luslin..
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.
EWREADY MADE CLOTHING
Table Linens. Pillow Castings.
Aheetings, aud Full stock OF
DomeSticS Suitable for the Season.
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
All are invited to call and Examine Sar stock
! MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
mch1l,'7sY.
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Woodsfield Produce Market.

ooRRscrED WEEKLY ~ P SCHUMACHER. yR
MONDAY. March II. 1879.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Or
PURENOLOGY

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II OF the State of Nsw York IN 1866, vii
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the hrs
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than "a hundred lessons or lectures will be
gwen.
The study Of Human Nature. as taught
by Phrenology. Fhysiognony, and Physi
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POLICY, is of tie first Importance to
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struct mankind in the formation of character
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lawyers, that thew may know what is in
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character of clients. witnesses. and jury, and
comprehend the springs of action and mo
tive in those Who are charged with crime; to
Statesmen. who are called to enact
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Merchants and business Men, who
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All who desire to become members Of q
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dress, asking for destitute Circular"
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1877 Broadway, New York.
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Nsciblibs 2lemteridgcr.
Gor,fsbuns Fclst.)

SuGien bic Wetberredtlerunsn nit
ibren Jurberunsen burAorin9en, 10 tpuroe
ben mdnnlihen Qsmtsrjdeern cine sar
esidbrlihs &onfurren, proten. Bersits
iebt flassa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
Waftinston, bab Fe BON 5rausn,immer II
NIT @fluhsn un, cine Wufsuuns iiber alle
Waben bslaaigt psrbsu. Srabsr warsn
Jraufnsimmer In ben Ospariements ME
aneelfellt ssipfisn, srf Gbals fiibrte bic
Qnlteauns psrisiten bss leiner llebsrnabne
bes ShaBamtsoepariemsnts Elm. 8essns
wIrtig finpen 4, Fd in alsa Departe'
msnts pcr uno I'm Aasemstnen perrihten
fie tire aufsaten ebenfo gut ME bic
Manuer. Die DepartsmsntsYprltsber te-
Hagen fh auh nidt Gbsr bic 9siltunssn
osrislben, iunbern uur iitsr Die ,unebmsnoe
Bettelsi nm Sts0en, bic gu 3siten fat
unsrtrasliG pirt. llub 1s laJsu fd
nidt abpeilen, pie Mannsr. gBean. 70
iaste Dor einisen Sasen Elm Mitstife pes
8atinsts, elm Nann um eine NnfslIuus
bittet unp man itm srSFnst. bae tein
Dlab lser unb fsine NuSidt auf 9eer
peroen zines lolAen, 70 baB es unuab lsi,
nod weiter barber su rebsn, 70 sntfsrnt
er lih uno fallt nidt meter 3ur eaft. aber
elm 8rauen,tmmsr fpmmt wispsr uno wie
Der, unb itetS nit elmer neuen unslads.
sefai6ts. Shoa isbt tcmmsn auf iepss
in ben Departments anseFsate 6tausn'
simmsr 3wel, bic auf cline @slesenbeit fur
cine sleids Nnilelluns warten uno lausrn.
90 tue cine Stelle lser wiro, fass fnoet
Gin aaoemeiner Nulauf itatt uno piro je.
Der m6slide @influb fir bic grlansuns
csS plabes In Yewesuns ssiebt. gor
Sur;sm bate elm Witsllfo peS &abtucts
aaf einise @iinuten fsin Nmtssimmsr per,
lahen, als brei Senatcren uuo flnf Nb
secrouets bsrsinfamtn, bic ale uni Nns
ltsaunssn ibrer "5rsuncnneu" nablud.
ten. IS parb Elm BOte an pen Winilter
absslanot uno ais ptelsr psrnabm, um
mas es fh bapbele, ertlarte sr: vWei.
nstwessn parfsn es pter,sbn Ssnatorsu
unp fanfSis NbseOrpnets lsiu. Sd w,(l
lisber bunoert Mdnnsr ais stn 6rausn.
3tmmsr lprsAsn."
N.au lisbt, eab islblt bic ,ubrtnatltRen
Ismterja9er nit amtsr1uAsntsn 5rauen.
simmern nift 3u fcnsurriren permoeea.
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3 e + a ..

- Cine ean3e Banbs BON Yolraubern
IL BON 5bsriff Don Wsnare County, sinem
ppfaasntsa uno elmer Nbtbeiluna yon Qu.
esps 8anssrn sinsefanssn wproen. Dir
bsridtstsn tir,lih, rab Elm SduGstrer
Nameas Garlou, Der pes pofraubss per.
rahttg mar, Ssy5aitet wurbs. Der Gtrl
sr6ot fit sfseH S9srif gomtcd, lstne
Spisbesisasn ,u psrratben. rpeua man
ibm Die 5llfte Der fir itr Grsretieu aus.
ssisbtsn Bslobnuns gaze. Spdttrbiu
mag sr bic Hadbs br Vsrrat6fnsn aefurh.
babsn. beam sr nannts Niemano unp te,
msrff,lists feline 8lutt. Sbtriif Com.
tod anb pcfasent Smitb psrfol9tsn ibn
unp nabmsn ibn misper ssfanaeu. Damn
manesn iis iih an bic 8an9sr uno nit
btrsn 6plie selans ss tbnsn, ubn Meter.
Voitraubsr jf erwiidsn. Dian alaust,
eab man isst rer san,en yanse babbaft IL
- Bel 6sarne fano man cine mdnliAs
efidt an Der Giienbabu. Die @Orroasrs
Snrs srfannte In psrlslbsn sinen Wanu
Nam'ns 5srrp 6issins ane sab pas Ser.
bift ab, eab fein Sob ourt llsbtrfabrsn
otranlaet ruurbs.
~ Der Staetratb Don Sbsrmaa pa,
bic WuFf in ulltn Salons pfrtStfn. sn
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Der Sail su 5berman wurbe spw BEN Gt'
fanaensn Elm 9(an sur 5luht ssrslnbart,
absr sereitelt.
- Sn Dallas itarb sin Wullfst 9la'
msns gmil Bpnneq, wabreup TT I'm Sr'
Gslsr ipielts, einsS pi6sIicben Iooss.
Sa Columbus muroe Der erlts BaIeu
neusr Baumwcls ppn s. q. 2enpI une
ec. esfauft.
- Der In Wuitin sum Ioee psrurttei!tr
6arbiss Qfs bat betannt, pab ct bersits 2
Wauner ermurbst bat, sinen Namens
Barton uao rem anbern 9tamens Bates ;
bs,pe In Der gfabe BON 5empitsao.
- Sn 8reubam purpe s. 8. Bur6
Ron isinsm @dwassr s. 5aroin 8tpeima!
eelhoTsn. llriade 6amilienareit. Sar.
bin Fadtets, lief aber iasen, pa6 er Hd
frsiwiuis aellsn psrpe, iobalo bic Qu fre.
euns iiber Shat bic eelAwaaoen Iei.
- Gin Mann Namsns Sbarpe BON
gurnst Counts lam mad Der 5arm sOn
9. 5mitb BET @ssuin unp beanfrrubte
Gins pon Smtlbs pisrosn aIs lsin Gissn'
tbum. Bsipe rittsn mad 9ssain, nm Die
Saae seriatlia sntIasisen su lafsu, wobsi
Smita Elm sweite pfsrb mItnabm. Wab-
eenp iid Qebtsrer nun In finem Barrier
iaoppen befano, bsitisaen Sbarpe unD elm
anSerer Mana feine bsiStn Yfsrre uno
ritteu bapDn.
- Bel 5sTsrlca wurosn tiir,lidh bem
Sarmsr 8smer 20 3ieesn unp 3alber
hur@ sinsn Blisitratt estSptet.
- SObn @rfsr, Der lpsssn Wore gu 5
Sahrtn 3uattaua perurtbellt mar, 1T aus
osmisIesn sntiprun5sn,
- Cine Nn,atl pon 6armern BET 8ren.
bam be6sn fa perstniet nidt msbr ais
SO gsnts fir pas s,ftaden son 100 9funo
gaumwulle 3u 3atlen.
Der 8aw ses neusu Dspots In
@i Amuao fotl III Riir3s bseennsu werbsn.
- Sn 0OnSalss III pa8 qofal Option
Gam aiepsrssftmat poroea.
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lfA niht netmen lieben, bic ar6st III benz
Blumenea p6ns frsmosu 9stfaao su
perriAtsu. 10 oerfano lit ss nidt penissr,
auf benz 9iano nit srpbsr Jsunltfsrtisfett
une tiefsm @efabl cine Sunate BON Be
sttuSen ;u lpifien. Dsna man oer sarisn
@eilalt nit Der 6inbertalIs une Der aatiir.
ltdsn @rajis ibrsr 8swssunssn tns Iuss
blidte, 70 mub!s man at NIT snsm ihlaE'
ten 8obr Serslsthsn, welhts Der Stur'n
wobl Ssuseu, absr ntht brs6'n tann.
Der General llebte ss, tpenn Sopb'e bic
ylatipnaltraAt Der Worpwinerinusn truS.
uup es tcnute fein ret3enoeres Bib einee
moropini(Aen Qanomaohsns seten, ais
Sppbie In tem blauieioenea, falttsen
Sarafan, Dem rotbsslfidtsa peibsn, NIT
0lbernen &sttdsn bsbap9tsn Obsrbsmpe, /,
oelIsn peite Qsrmsl al ben 0ansselsnfsn
ourd aolosas Nrmbdnbsr sslhlcRsn wa
rem pas rsihs, so!oSlonbe oaar mar tn
,rpei Bis tief unter ben Nudsn retAenpe
3Spfs aeflohten. Die WuBsnwflt mar BIS
eabin fur tas iuuse Mlphsu Elm psr1hlOl'
isnss Bud ssblisbsn. Siu nuo wifoer
batte Der General rpabrenp Der @ommer>
mcnats gtcurlioaen in bic Stsppen am
lintsn uier Der Wclsa uatsrncmmen nnp
Die Eager BON nomaoilIreaosu Rallniidens
ltammsn teluAt cOer aud lpsitsrs Iusfise
auf Dem Danpfifif ittomabmarts ielblt
bis mad, NRrahan bin ssnadt. aStaa
absr bsr Biutsr NIT isinsn Shnseltiirmen
ein9stfbrt mar, thsilts Sophie tire 3sit
sp'lden DEN 5tnbisn, uelden iIs nit Srs'
bem 5lsibs oblas, uno Der pflfss lArs' an
Der 0iht lsioenpan GrobDaters, AT wsl'
dem Fe NIT flutliAsr 9isbe bi1s. Sie
usritanb ss tsTfr als Der alte Safob, bsm
9sipsupen bic weitaen Riisn i'm ecbsn et'
esrtubl ;arstbtjulessn, retdts ibn bic Wra
nfi, lpfIds Der Rranfs MIR aus ibrer Sane
nsbnsn wOllts. lieb iIh auF einsm Sanf>
den su 1siaem Sii6sn niebes, Las tom fun
penlang Yor ossr ipislts tpenn er ss
wunlhts - isjne sifbIInssRIff auf ssm
plano In. Salon.
S5ortfsbune Folst.)
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@liidlslisteit lit Die atweIenbeit
BON SdmerH iast Sean paul &idter,
uno 10000 oantbare Yatienten lesnen
oas uarfe # pes Or. g. Oils.
bee uls cas ein3ige 5eilmittef, oas 9esea
Sdmorrbciben entoedt wuros. SO lit ei-
ne wjfenidaftlihe 8erbinouns oer beiten
Wetbcpen fran55iIder, enBliider uup
ameritanii9er Wuncar5te, spirft als Sa
itrument, grweidnnasmittel uno Meoicin,
sewdbrt iofrstise Sinpsruns unD pou=
brinst p0aise oauernce Seilnns. Yreis
$1.0o. preben fret. Tranco 3useididt
ourh ., Neuifaepter & Co., Yrr 3946,
Stem Q)ort.
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Gnen neuen Yorratt BON Brudbdnz
bern uerldieoener art, iopie @eraDebalter
fir iunge Serren unb Damen tay5liA ers
b2lter
r. Raitspsr & Ssbn, Qpptbstsr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-07-22

Rutb ieiset dut Der Mdmeluf,
Gte 5hInbeit III Der 3amen Stinud;
Dpd fsine S90nbeit siets, it tpi9he.
Beaa itpars unb ledie tnb biz SABINE.
lRit reiGer 5Gbnepra6t belobnt
Sid Der Webraub ron SOZODONT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-07-22

6Gnoler in ben neulteu RabmaIdinsn
neblt 3ubebSr aler art, Aeenue 9. nSro.
lih pom Alamrs Bla5a.
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Die wbite NGb= Mafobiue

XIX &SDtlS JHWV~
1T Der 8o0tommenbsit am nanien. 3u
bisfem 3wsds srlaubsa mir uns, Cure
aufmertlamtsit auf eiuise Der Selsn In Der
Wbite NabmaIAine psretniaten 8cttbele
au lenfen, ndmIih
II IS 1T bic am Ieihtelten arbetenbe
@buttls Nab. .MalAias.
y Ste bat mebr Geraumietstt uno
Starts, ais irssnb cine aupsre 5amilien-
Ndbmalhine.
81 Sie 1T nidt eOmpltert nit &ammra.
bern.
4) So III bic sinfaafs unp am tsRsn
psrfsrtiste NalGins.
5) SIRE ar6eitenpen lbeils Fnb BON sr.
9artetsn giIsn ODER 5tabl unp 70 arran.
sirt, oab irssnb wsl1e 9btraguns einfa9
ourd Das Drebfn elmer SAraube psrbin.
bert wsrosn lam.
g Sie BAT einsn Stabl. 3sutldIsbsr an
bsiOeu Seitsn Der Napel.
y Sar Sbu!tle 1T YerslsiasweiIs isltR-
einfabelnp, Don ma1iuem Stabl erlsrtist
unp tragt eine ldnsere Spuls, ais Die mel.
fen anoeren Jamilisn Nabmaldbiuen.
81 SIRE Werfe Hnp ale usrreft unb
frei BON Staub, uno 70 arraneirt, baB noe.
Der bas gu natsnpe SUD, nod Die perlon,
welde baran ar6sitst, Vom Ss tsrIbrt
piro
81 Gle bat cine WOrridtuns, ppourd
bic Spule nit 5aosn psrlstfn psrben tann,
ptae bic game MalAius in Uswssuns 3u
lssen, bistpurd oas Nbtrasen Der Ma
| ihine fur eisien 3wed psrbiitsno, iolpis
Der oaran arbettenosn psrlOn bic giott.
wsnptsfeit sriparsnp, bic Nabarbsit oosr
Nntaneie gu sntfsrnsn, ME ss bet ben
msiltsn anosrsn Maldinsn Der Sad 1T.
10Y sic 1T elegant psr,iert unp bic
9olBarbsit uniIbsrtrsifItb anssefiibrt.
Oas Neiultat bisier 3alammsnieBung
1T bic Dbits Ndbmu1dine, bic am lstG.
teltsn gu pertaufsnbs, bausrtalttfs uue
pssmsssn Die buists unp 9rGbte 5amilisn.
Mabma1hins In Der y8slt.
Us. g. Grps.
6dnoler in ben neuteu RabmaI aIdinsu
neblt 3ubetSr aaer art, Arenue 9. nGro.
LID pom alamrs plaja.
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AUD cine IuffafIuns.

AUD cine Iuffaiiuns.
aatsidreiber ,,AnSet!aBter, itao Sis
idcn beitraft E"
9anpitreider ,Se nit Id Easen De,
fdnsuib wesen Mibbraud Der 9tmts9e'
malt"
amtsidreiber CERTAINTY: nWesen
Mibbraud Der Nmtssewalt 2 Gatea Sie
oenn ie Elm Imt sebubt 2"
1anoitreider: ,,fe, aber id BABE nal
eenen Sdusmann, Der mir arretiren mctl
tie, eene ruutersebaueu uno Dafrr bin id
beltraft wcrpen, inoem id bic QmtSse>
malt BON benz Sdubmann 9emiBtrauht
batte.
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THE OLD STORY.

The morning sunlight looked in through the
silken curtains, lighting the room with an an
gels smile, suddenly enveloping the face of its
occupant with a strange brightness and trans
forming her pale brown hair into waves of
glistening gold Said the sunlight: ''Maiden
| missed you from the garden where used to
lind you every morning, and 1 came here to
seek you. Summer will soon be here with her
roses almost as bright as your cheeks. Are you
ill?'' 80, mol" responded the maiden, warm
ing her thin, bloodless hands in the sunbeam
"only little weak; 1 shall soon be out in the
garden to greet you-to-morrow perhaps!
was just planning how I should arrange my
flowers this year, when you peeped in. Are my
lilies up YETI" Goes, your lilies are up;
have just been warming them I have tired
tired you" said the sunlight as he noticed the
YEARLY dropping eyelids: 81 will come again
tomorrow if you are not in the garden'-and
silently withdrew, leaving the fair slumberer
alone in the gloom. A few hours later the
moonlight stole softly through the silken cur
tains, which were gently rustling in the night
breeze. 'How cold!' said the moonlight. as
she touched the pallid brow, and then gently
laid her hand on the pulseless heart. "Deadi'
she shudderingly whispered as she withdrew
through the softly rustling curtains. 1t is the
old, old story of consumption. How she flat
tiers her victims at morning with hopes honied
words, and at evening makes them the prey of
the spoiler! Statistics show that one-third of
mankind die of this disease, and of these, far
the greater part are young persons between the
ages of fifteen and twenty-five, in the dawn of
manhood and womanhood For many years
consumption was generally believed to be in
durable. But medicine in her triumphant
march against disease has already added con-
sumption to her list of conquered. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery cures this dread dis
ease if resorted to in time. For full consid-
Grafton of this disease and its rational method
of treatment, read the article on Consumption
in the Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser, the most reliable popular work upon
Physiology, Hygiene, Diseases and their Rem
edies, yet published. Price $1.50. Address
the author, r. " Pierce, M. D.. Worlds Dis
pensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N Y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-28
Portland, Bangor G NachiaS
STEAMBOAT GO.
ME. DESERT AND RIACHIAS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May go.

ssazzas The Fayorite Steamer LEWIS
4sag sslSszzR Master, leaves Railroad Wharf
q Portland, every Tuesday and
Friday Evening at 40 O'Clock, or on arrival
of express trains from Boston, for X kland Gas
tine, Deer Isle, Sedgwicis, Mt. DESERT,
so. West and Bar AarbOro miilbridge,
JOnesp0rf and MachiaspOrt.
Returning, will leave MachiaspOri every NHOn-
day and Thursday Ne Orning at 4.3O O'cPk,
Mt. Desert at 1890 3. m, arriving in Portland
same evening, connecting with Pullman Night
train for Boston. Commencing July LIST the Lew
iston will leave Portland at IL. Is p. m.
zSteamer SEA FLOWER will leave Bar Harbor ev-
cry Saturday, on arrival of Steamer Lewiston, for
Hancock, Lanoine and Sullivan. (Stage
from Lamoine for Ellsworth.) VIII also leave every
Wednesday, on arrival of Steamer Lewiston, for
Winter HarbOr, (Gouldsboro.) Passengers tick
eted through and to arrive early in the day
Connections made coming West.
Commencing May =, CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt.
VIM. Il. DENNIsoN, will leave Railroad Wharf, Port
land, every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
evenings, at 10 O'Clock, or on arrival of Steam
boat Train from Boston, for Bangor, touching at
ROckland, Camden, LincOinyilie, Belfast,
Searsport, Sandy Point, BuclkspOrt, VIM
terpOrt, and Hampden, arriving in Bangor
about ~ O'Clock the next morning.
Returning will leave Bangor every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Mornings, at D
O'Clock, touching as above, arriving i'll Portland
about p M, connecting with Portland and Boston
Steamers, and Pullman Night Train and Early
Morning Trains for Boston and the West.
For further particulars inquire of
GEO. l.. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent,
Railroad Wharf.
E. CUSHING General Manager
Portland, May 18th, 1879. ml7u