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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
NOTES.


The tickets are selling well at Portland
Theatre for the performances Of the Hidden
Hand, to be given on Thanksgiving Day. Miss
Lillian Joyce showed herself an excellent
Juliet and capital Beatrice when she appear
ed here with Mr.. Wheelock several seasons
ago. In Capitoa she will exhibit new phase
OF her power, and Wool will find an admirable
representative i'll Mr.. Frank Curtis.
The Ideal Opera Company in Fatinitza will
be one of the strong musical attractions of the
winter season. The box sheet at Stockhridge's
is already well pegged, showing there will be a
large and brilliant audience present. The ar
engagements for out of town people will be all
that can be desired.
The cast for Pnafore, to be given by the
Portland English Opera Company, has been
made as follows:
Sir Joseph Porter X. G. B.. Mr.. llsley Noyes
Capt COrcoran 49,. Mr.. Lewis u. smith
Ralph Rackstraw. Mr.. I. I'll. Edw ards
Dick Deadeye -...................M Mr. ID. q. Pngree
Boatswain ...................Mr Mr.. Z. g. jackson
Boatswain's Mate ..............M Mr.. C. G. Burnham
Josephine ........... ........ Mr.. Frank Parker
Little Buttefcup.- MISS ANNE foWler
HeDe ..............-...'.,-. MIS- IncZ hopkins
Surely with the above cast Pinafore should
be presented in fine manner, and we can as
sure them of three good houses.
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. 2e.
THE PRESS

NAV be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G.
les ,enden, Marquis, Brunei q Co, Andrews Arm
strong. Cox Wentworth Hodsdon, Hayden, w. z.
M iris. corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welander,
B ,ston s Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros, on all
trans that run out of the city.
Saco of L. HodslOn and IL. Il. kendrick.
Bath. of j. o. Shaw.
Lewiston and Auburn, of Richard Foss.
Biddeford f. NJ. Burnham.
Brunswick b. 6. Dennlson and w. H. Marrett.
Richmond G. A. Beale
Wonlford's Corner, b. Moody.
CUNT rland Mills A. W. q. ClOudman.
Goriam j. Irish.
Sacta.rappa, at the Post Office.
RacgIard O. C. Andrews and Z. X. Spear.
Danarscotta, +. W. Dunbar
Freeporl W. j. Parker.
Thonaston s. Beano.
Vinalhayen, b. Lane.
waldohOro, G. Bliss.
Wiscasset, Gibbs & Rumble
Yarmouth, c. Z. Coombs.
Auburn V. r. FOss.
Lisbon, g. T.. Judkins.
Hallowell. H Ii. Allan.
Augusta. f. Pierce.
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Dances.

Gilbert will give grand dance at his hall
Thanksgiving evening, with refreshments fur
nished by Robinson.
The Union Rowing Association are to give a
grand ball at City Hall, Thanksgiving night,
with music by Chandler.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will give
their third annual assembly at City Hall to-
night. with music by Chandler.
The first dance of the Fraternity course will
be given in City Hall on Friday evening, and
we hope to see the hall crowded on that night.
AS these dances are becoming very popular
and are generally looked forward to with a
great deal of interest, the committee will spare
no pains to keep them up to the high standard
which they have already obtained. Chandler
is arranging new music especially for these
dances. Tickets may be had of the committee
and af tho door
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

Alva n. Jewett has been appointed postma
ter at Amherst.
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Business Notes.

Hiram Hodsdon is laying the foundation for
a large steam mill at South Bethel. The
buildings will be located on the land owned
by r. A Chapman, near the railroad bridge.
1t is to be seventy feet long and thirty feet
wide.
More logs will be cut on the Androscoggin
and its tributaries this year than for several
years. Hon. David Hammons has now some
fifty men in the woods operating on his timber
land in Newry Bethel Steam Mills Co. are
making arrangements to put III three million
Seth Walker has sold to the Lewiston Mill Co.
600 thousand spruce and TO the Androscoggin
Water Power 1000 thousand hemlock.
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The post Office at Woodford's viii be remov-
ed in a few days to the building next door be-
low its present quarters.
The Woodfords orchestra have disbanded
Lack of interest on the part OF the members is
the cause.
Niagara Engine Co. will give a ball at Lewis
Hall on Wednesday evening next AS the
money raised is for the purpose of keeping the
engine in condition for duty during the winter
SION
A new musical club has been formed and
will meet Monday evening for practice.
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PULPIT AND PLATFORM.
NOTES,

Tonight the Y. M. C. A. will open their
course at their hall with very interesting
lecture by DR.. f. II. Gerrish on Human Au-
tomatism.
From the English press we have but one
testimonial as to Mrs. Cox's character read
ings. AS an interpreter of Dickens especially,
she is considered unsurpassed. We are glad
the citizens of Yarmouth can hear tonight one
who has the rare accomplishment of being
able to enunciate clearly and naturally, and
yet give rare dramatic effect. Better than
many wearlsome lesson is one evening spent
in careful observation of Mrs. Cox's school of
rhetoric.
Rev. Asa Dalton will deliver the fourth
lecture in his course ON the history of the
Christian churcn at the ST. Lawrence street
church, Wednesday evening, at y o'clock.
Subject, "The Protestant Reformation The
lecture is valuable one. All are invited.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

NEW AlJV EbIloEMENTS TO-DAY.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Iheatrc-Portland English Opera Co.
Gilbert's Dancing Academy.
City Hall-Fatinitza.
City Hall-H. N. S. Pinafore.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Glass of '72-P. H. S.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Adamsonss Botanic Balsam.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice is Hereby Given.
Probate Notices.
Notice-Eben Corey and others.
Notice-Seth Scammon.
Fine Trimmings IL. /. Nelson Il Co.
Selling at Cost. ID. Strout.
Boys Wanted-White's Brush Factory.
Drug Store for Sale-P. O. Box 1870.
Notice. j. Gilbert.
Wmted-AIrs. i. c. Hatch.
Wanted-W j. Holland.
Incontestable Recommendations +. Clark.
Wanted-P. o. Box 673.
TO Let-No. 8. Mechanic Street.
Lost-S0 Commercial Street.
house to Lett % Danforth St.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Bankrupt stock Of Holiday Goods.
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An Assault Case.

Yesterday morning George Matthews, the
engineer OF the tug w. FL. Scott, was brought
before the Municipal Court charged with an
assault upon d. l.. Began, the captain Of the
same boat The tug was towing vessel into
the harbor and at the signal to 90 ahead the
engineer started the boat so quickly that the
hawser parted When they reached the wharf
the captain reprimanded the engineer for his
carelessness. The latter thereupon struck the
ca plain or pushed him so he fell over the rail
between the Scott and e. A. Warren. Mat
thews was ined 50 and costs. He has left his
position as engineer of the W. II. Scott.
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The Poultry Market.

There was not very large displayof poultry
by the farmers yesterday, and as a generalru'e
poultry was poor. The average price for good
turkeys was 20 cents, the prices ranging from
Is to % cents, with slight advance on these
figures for few prime birds. Chickens were
123 to IS cents fowl 10 to 10, geese 12l to 10,
ducks 125 to Is. If the soft weather continues
nrices NAV be lower today.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INCONTESTAB
ASSURANCE.

L. THROUGHOUT THE UNIT
ED STATES THE GID AND NEW
POLICIES ALIKE, OF THE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY, ARE MADE ENCON-
TEsTABLE AFTER THREE
YEARS FROM THEIR DATE.
2. EACEH ORDINARY POLICY
PROVIDES FOR A DEFINITE
sURRENDER-VALUE IN PAID
UP ASSURANCE, IN CASE THE
POLICY IS FORFEITED AFTER
THREE YEARS FROM HTS
DATE.
8. EACH TONTHNE POLICY
CONTAINS A DEFINITE SUR
RENDER-yAEUE IN CASH, EN
CASE OF WITHDRAWAL At
THE END OF THE TONTHNE
PERIOD.
A. THE CONTRACT rs CON
CHsELY AND CLEARLY EN-
PRESSED, CONTAINING ONLY
SUCH PROVISIONS AS ARE
" z11AaSiS a IS Az n HkO Il III Il NM
POLaCY-EHOLDER
The average annual new btfSi-
mess OF the Equitable Life Assssr-
aEace Society has for the past
eight years BEEN LARGER THAN
THAT OF ANY OTHER COM
PANY I'M EXISTENCE.
This is due, isa part, to the great
financial strength of the Society;
to its invariabie prOssptsEess I'm
the settlement OF death claims;
to its strict assherance to eQuita.
BILE as distinguished from merely
technical settlements, and to its
special forms of assurance under
which the most liberal dividends
Of profits are realized.
Those desiring assurance will
do well to apply to the Society or
ANY of its agents, for documents
and fell particulars, that tine So
ciety's sisaapsifiel form OF policy
mlay be compared with the oner-
osgs conditions contained ian the
ordinary form OF contract used
by Ess amy other companies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26

PERFECT PURITY is restored to the circula-
tou when contaminated, if SCovILE's BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP is taken. Scrofulous, sy-
philitic and mercurial disorders are completely
remedy being alone required to accomplish a
cure. Eruptions of all kinds, sores, chronic
rheumatism, govt, liver complaint and goitre
yield to its remedial action, and it not only
purifies the blood but vitalizes the system.
Sold by all Druggists
Oxygenated Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
nova div
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WASHINGTON COUNT

WE would call the attention of our readers
to the notice of the Equitable LIES form OF
contract as set forth in our columns OF today g
Issue. 1t is due to the fact that this Company
promptly meets its claims, issues a simple pol
icy, guarantees fixed surrender value upon
ordinary policies in case of inability to pay on
the part of the insured after a given number
of years, and guarantees a definite cash value
upon all its Tontine policies at the termina-
ton of their respective periods, that its bust
ness exceeds that of all other life companies.
Persons wishing to insure will do we'll to eX-
anime further the documents of the Society at
the office in this city.
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Weadinp.

On Monday we mentioned the presentation
of an elegant silver service by Carter Bros. to
Mr.. Arthur b. Morrison, who was soon TO be
married. Yesterday Mr.. Morrison was united
to Miss Jennie King, the fayorite contralto, at
the residence of the brides parents, by Rev.
w. III. Fem. There were many beautiful
presents and the newly married couple have
the best wishes of their many friends
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26
AUGUSTUS T. GERRIS
Portland, Nov. 18th, 1879.
Nominations By the Governor

The Governor has made the following
nominations:
NotdrieS Pub!ic-George P. Dutton, Els
WORTH j. f. Walker, South Berwick.
Dedi0lHs JuStjce-James f. Holland, Houl-
ton.
Coroners--Warren Douglass, Paris; Joseph
Sewall, Oldtown.
Trial Justices-C. o. Libbey, Macwahoc; O.
A. Stanley, Monticello; Horatio Austin, Houl-
ton; James V. Currier, Vnalhaven; Mighil
Mason, Newry; Nathan b. Saunders, New
Portland; ". T. J.. Runnells, Searsport; Amos
L. Foster, Machas; Ephraim x. Smart, Penn
broke; Samuel Lamb, Calais; Fred W. Libby,
Limerick.
Justices Of the Pcace-Darius H. Iilgraham,
Portland; Edward A Hall, Chesterville; Geo
p. Dutton, Ellsworth; Albion r. Simmons
Gardiner; Sewall Pettengll, Wayne Oliver S.
Edwards, Monmouth; d. II. Thing, Mt. Yer
non; Hiram S. Coburn, Sumner; Edward W.
Keller, Bath; Washington Gilbert, Bath: Dud-
ley Rich, Bath; John S. Hartford, Brooks; Jas
II. Woodwork, Pembroke: Arthur l.. Moore,
Limerick; James L. Chase, Kittery; Alfred
Patterson, Saco.
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Portland Light Infantry.

AT special meeting of the Portland Light
Infantry held last evening the following
officers were elected, Capt Davis, of the Blues,
presiding:
Captan--C. A. Weston.
LIST Lieut-Henry Mcdonald.
I'd Leut.-Beni. A. Norton.
It will be seen that Lieuts. Weston and Nc
Donald each gained a step, and private Norton
was elected I'd Lieut..
After the election the members sat down to
an excellent oyster supper, got up by Timmons
& Hawes at the expense Of the newly elected
o4f,o
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Supariar Courr.

BEFORE JUDGE BoSSEY.
In the case of Witham vs.. City OF Port
land, the testimony closed at quarter past three
O'Clock in the afternoon. Mr. Hale made the clos
ing argument for the defense. Hon. Bion Bradbury
will close for the plaintiff this forenoon.
Notice to Counsel
No jury will be in attendance during the December
term. Assignment of Court cases for that term will
be made at three o'clock this "wednesday after
noon
Court comes in at 8 O'Clock this morning
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26

The following real estate transfers were re.
corded in this county yesterday:
Cape Elizabeth--Greelsy II. Dyer to Alme-
da S. sawyer, lot of land
Gorham-A BRAN Tyler to Alice J. Lord,
homestead farm
Sebago--George E. Fitch ct ais. TO L. NJ.
Sanborn, part Of lot No. q, 1st Range.
New Gloucester--Lizzie S. Campbell to
Frederick M. Thayer ct al, lot OF land
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26

The wooden mandatory at South Windham
has been leased for q term of years, to Mr.
Thomas L. Robinson of Oxford. This mill has
been shut down about three years, but has been
put in repair and soon will have two sets of
machinery running. 1t is the property which
was concerned in the famous Winship-Swett
conspiracy case last winter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26
The Sparring Match.

All of the boxers who appear at Music Hall
tonight have arrived in the city and we would
advise all those who wish to secure the best
seats to call at Music Hall to-day, as the box
Office will be open during the day for sale of
reserved seats
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26

EMINENT physicians indorse Adamson's Bo-
tan C Bd sam as the safest and most etfectual
remedy for Coughs and Colds ever discovered.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers at So and rs
cts. nov26-W&S&,w
CHEW JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
de28S&MW1Y
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Personal.

Mr.. P. A. Melville, city editor of the st
John Telegraph, is in town.
Mr. Thompson, of the Beaver Line, and
several of the clerks arrived in Portland yes
terday for the winter season and are stopping
at the Falmouth Hotel.
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Municipal Court.
REEnRn .IunGE KNIGH1

TUEspAY.-Nelie O'Brion, Bernard Parker and
Charles Haggett Intoxcation Fined S3 and costs.
George Mathews. Assault and battery. Fined SIS
and costs. Paid.
Michael O'Hean. Open shop. Fined So and costs.
pot
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w ashington Guards.

There will be a meeting Of the Washington Guards
Wednesday Evening, at 71@ o'clock, at Republican
Headquarters. Every member is requested to be
present. Per Order T. N. GLENDENNiNG,
Cantaip
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26

The Casco Iron Works have apparently TAX
en- the boom of prosperity with other business
interests. They are adding TO their buildings,
putting in new machinery and taking advant-
age of the prosperity of the times
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Four weeks ago dog owned by Mr. George
Richards was attacked by hydrophoba and bit
a yearling steer owned by Mr.; Hanson, and
have died, some exhibiting unmistakeable
signs of hydrophobia The steer was taken
sick about1 days after he was bitten, and in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26
The Glorias OF Woman

are luxuriant hair and fine teeth. The first is
secured by j. & E. ATKINsoN's Balsam of
White Roses, and the latter preserved by their
Quinine Powders. nov22SaW
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The full board of Aldermen met at p. M,
yesterday and made the official count of the
vote for representative with the following re-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-11-26

The Paris sled factory has already received
more orders for goods than can be filed, dur.
ing the holiday seoson by running day and
night.
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* ENTLEMEN boarders. good board and plain
VI washing for $500 per week, at 60 Federal St.
MRS. u. c. Hal CHI.
no26 dIw*
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For Thanksgiying-Turk and Oyster
Sauce.
The schooner Albert Clarence arrived this
day with cargo Of oysters in fine condition.
You can get them at Atwood's Oyster House.
noy26-2t
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Lost.

A BOYS OVERCOAT. Finder will be rewarded
no26 d3ts
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The five hour go-as-you-please at Lemont
Hall, Brunswick. Saturday evening. was a
warmly contested and very exciting race.
Anes (colored) won, making - miles and a
laps. The score of the others was as follows,
Arrs, 20 miles;53 laps; Haskell, 30 miles -
laps; Colby rs miles q laps Robinson, Sc
miles l lap: Coffin, % miles q laps; Dunnin g,
u miles 10 laps; 81 laps to the mile.
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two or three days IL Q disease showed itself to
be hydrophobia, and he was killed.

two or three days IT, 0 disease showed itself to
be hydrophobia, and he was killed
OXFORD COUNTY.
The house, ell and outbuildings of Winfield
s. Buchanan in West Sumner were burned
Nov. 81 Loss 800; insurance $3.50.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The receiver of the Newport Savings Bank
is paying a second dividend of % per cent. to
depositorS.
Friday night the mercury went down in the
vicinity of zero and the river closed above
the dam at Bangor, causing the lumbermen
considerable trouble with their RATS. AT Lin
coin it was so cold that the ice stopped run
ming Saturday, which, we understand, is the
first time the river was ever known to close
with only one or two freezing nights. Consld,
cradle snow fell up river and the blanchard
stage was on runners.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Diphtheria is raging in Nachias Six cases
have proved fatal within the past two weeks
Deer are quite plenty in the vicinity OF Ma
nh
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Wanted.
Malice.
TO Let.
NXANfNsE.

1T PIPER part of House No. 5 Mechanic Street; 5
u rooms, gas and Sebago, 81 per month;
no2Gdlr INQUIRE AT HOUSE.
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Tho Concert given for thc benefit
nf Tho ". n, NJ. Horiety wus highly
.rcdIiahlr ~ all who took pnr
besides hcing financial success. II
Il 10 BE- hoped W. will be favored
with another ''lnst appearance" ~
wnn voted rs the audience On motion
~ Mr.. W. A. Smith. Tho thanks ol
Tho aoriely nrc especially due 70 tho
MENTORS ~ tho Congregational
Church Choir: 10 Miss Bowers. Mrs.
Htradlsy. Miss DlackmAn, Prof. Gin.
hmm anil Martin Nrahn: 20 Mr..
wheeler for thu msc ri her piano: to
Mrs. rhe.nn aud the other ladies who
- kindly furnished flowers whicl,
.,lcnscd our eyes and gratiilcd our
noses. We have n "WhIspering Hope
TINT Tho Woodbird" who's IL my
Window" will sling again for ~ rre
the May Flowers bloom or the
summer Days" come.
We arc sorry to say "iood night,
Beloved to "Gcncvievr," "Alonxo'
and "cniipli," hut Fly my Skin u
my Home by the Sea-"
MARY r.. MccoxNELI.
Pres. W. II. M. 3.
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Tho Annual Normal Institute will b,
held In CrcscO, commencing

Tho Annual Normal Iustltute will be
held IN Crcsc0, commencing
Monday, March ~. 1879,
and continuing two weeks. l.. r.
Weld. and J. breckenridge, conduct.
ory.
These Institutes nrc ct lnestimable
value 10 VII teachers. to young ones,
and thosr purp0slng % teach. in par
ticulnr.
II II intended TO make this have n
special bearing Upon primary work !;
and the beat ever held In the county.
Your attention. ~ most earnestly
requested. No ordinary cause should
prevent your b0ing present Bring
with you the text. books used In the
common school.
Let mo Gull attention 10 tho foot
note ID" h section 1890. School
Laws of Iowa. Attendance upon
thu Normal Institute, will b. voiun.
tmry On tho part u teachers; but
young and inexperienced teachers
Will MT expect 20 receive certificates,
unless of thu lowest grade. without
regularly attending the Normal III.
atttNte.
Yours most respectfully.
w. II. NIsOCkkOME.
90. Bupt
cr"sco, rcb. %. 1870. lotl
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ailNAN.-tn tlfcans III. Mianrshscx IN. io~a,
on the ~. q Feb isse, Mr., Bctss tfinsah, IN
her sath scar,
The deceased WAS born In Brent.
wood. N. n. Dee. nth i7ai, whore she
resided until ~ years II are, when
she removed 10 the state VI Maine,
residing there until 1869. when she
removed To Iowa. Her Mni,lcn nnmc
WAS Prescott, IN old anil lonorcd
family name III New England, tho an.
cestDrs becoming residents there Ia
1870. Shn wins tho mother of the
late Mira. j. q. Upton and Ut John q.
Miles. also VI four children beside
thcm. The family consisted of three
sons Gnd three daughters, those sur.
,iylnu. being scattered from Maine
10 California. lsipe IN years and
loved and respected by her children,
she hns passed away "a await the
prrnt hereafter.
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give all that la llnth for hIs iife, hut
liz reckless anil Indifferent 30 lila
health. ~ Will Rraprle thief who
steals hls purse, yet will daily with ii
cough and cold md finally ~ into
consumption. when s.l.h u sire rnre
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Itetfas1ns rapid cures, gmtw friends
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safeguard for MI. from tho bnbr IA
venerable ngc anil health Will bc r.
stored hy It's timely mac. NJ family
thht hns uaed II will bc without IT,
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