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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25


Endless RdllS.-The idea of making
train lay down and take up It's own
rails as ii moves along is not anew one,
! but an intel eSting realization OF Il Is
now To be witnessed i'll the Jardln des
! Tuleries, 'aris. The system is that
! OF Clement AdOr. The rails on either
! side of the carriages consists OF
series of Joined pieces of rail, with fiat
| supporting pieces; they enclose the
| system OF wheels, passing down over
the front and up over tire end wheels,
and all the wheels have two tlanges TO
prevent any derailment. In front the
Grains OF rail are guided by two dlstrl-
buting wheels, which are governed
by the traction, so that on pulling obli-
quely, right or left, the endless way
automatically follows the same direc-
tion. At the end of the first train,
again, are two taking up wheels, pro-
vided with ditferential motion TO meet
the difficulty OF going in curves, which
involves ali extension of the rail on
one 81 :e and contraction OF that on
the other, so that whatever the curve
(to six or seven metres radlu- the way
is regularly put down and lifted.
From the mechanical point OF view one
is struck with the smallness OF the
force required TO move a train thus ar
ranged. In the Jardin des Tuileries
the train consists of three carriages,
capable of containing in all thirty
children, and often full. These are
drawn by two goats, which work thus
tor seven hours. The total load is
about 1000 kilogrammes, or rather
more than ton. To draw like
weight in three carriages on ordinary
roads would require dozen goats,
| TOUR for each vehicle. Crhis is the
number harnessed to the small carriages
for children in the Champs Elysees.)
The economy of carriage, then, is in
contestable, The normal speed is four
miles, per hour. The system Is, of
course, not designed for passenger
traffic, but for goods, and in many
places, with bad roads or noEe, might
De very serviceable.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25

CHOPPED BEEF.-rwo pounds lean,
raw meat chopped fine, one teacup
rolled crackers, one of sweet milk, one
teaspoon salt. Put in a pan, cover an
other over it, bake one hour. lr is Im-
proved by dressing of bread or cracker
crumbs spread over the top; wet the
crumbs with milk or water, season wit h
butter, pepper and salt. The scraps
may be used for breakfast by taking a
spoonful and covering 1t with mashed
potatoes mixed with egg and fried III
butter or spet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25
Where Sarah Was.

INGRAM eloquence-Cornstalks
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25
SCIENTIFIC.

Jdcobsen's Method for Photo Printing
Prepare a carbon picture in the usual
manner upon a sheet of glass, and sur
round the picture with wooden frame
which exactly fits round the sheet of
glass. Then pour into the frame Il
mixture (not too hot) one part of gela-
tine, one part of gum arabic, and two
parts of glycerine. When the mass has
stiffencd in the frame, carefully re-
move the latter troE. the former with u
knife, and with equal care invert the
gelatine plate, with which the carbon
picture will now be incorporated. TO
Ink the picture use a ground glass roller,
and the linking process proceeds most
favorably when done upon smooth.
elastic support like that used for rolling
letter press forms. The printing ink,
which must be very thick, Is previously
dissolved In oil of turpentine or In
benzole, ana some of the solution,
without the addition of varnish, is
poured upon the plate and distributed
over 1t by the glass roller. The plate
being linked, Il sheet of uncoagulated
albumeniZed paper corresponding in
sizA TO the picture is laid upon it, and
an IndIa-rubber roller passed softly
across the paper, which Is then lifted
off the plate. The albumenIzed paper,
which absorhs moisture readily, should
not be allowed to lie too long upon the
plate for fear of the albumen dissolving
off and dirtying the plate. 1t is not
necessary 10 damp the plate with water,
as it possesses sufficient moisture TO
allow of dozen impressions beng
taken. OF course this moisture Is eX-
hauSted at last, but the plate is sutfi-
ciently Microscopic TO absorb enough
moisture from the atmosphere in the
course of few hours TO allow of print
ing being resumed. While in other
llchtdruck processes the image Is sunk
into rhe plate and tn ink has 10 sink
into the shadows, this method has the
advantage of furnishings a relief which
facilitates printing. BY this process,
also, round objects, such as bottles and
vases, can be printed-possihly With
colors, which could be burn In.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25

The price of soap is rapidly advanc-
ing. A years supply of DoBeINs'
ELECTRIC bought now at old price
will be very iudicious puachase,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25
VEGETLNE.
1t is What is Needed.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.

DEs MoINRs, Iowa, Sspt. 6, 1873.
II. r. STEVENS, Boston:
Dear Slr-tor a long time b we been troubls d
with Female Weakness and q eak sink nR
feeling al he stomach. and tn ough the advice
OF friend, ] tiled our Vegetlne, and NM it
just what is needed. i can recommend IL 70 all
suffering from those comp alnts.
Yours, respe & ully.
MS. ANNABELLA HARDWOOD,
312 Fourth street.
ScrOfuIR, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism, weakness.
Il. r. STEVENS. Boston:
have been practising medicine for 25 years,
and as remedy Tor Scrofua. Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia, Rheumat N, Weakness and al dis.
east OF the blood h we never found its equal
have sold Veg tine for years, and nave never
had one bottle returned / would heartily re.
commend IL 70 th Sc IN need or a blood purifier
DR.. w. ROSS, Druggist,
Sept. IS, ISIS. Wilton Iowa
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-25

LAMB OR VEAL CUTLETs.-Wet in
beaten egg, roll in bread crumbs, and
fry in butter, Cook veal in the same
way. Both need to be thoroughly
cooked
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
0ie ausaatsn ssr 0smotraten, bil

Die &usfaten Ser Oemotraten, Die
elei5 ua6 Der slomiuatiou t9rer Gan
6ibaten fsbr sIdn;enS erfaienen, Der
f9le9tern F5 td8lid. Sa Stem
gorf un6 Sneianna, .. 5. in ben gforo"
itaaten, nuf Seren SeipiHn Die Gen'o'
traten fat NIT gsItinslntbeit redneten
6errfdt3pieipaIt in ben bemotratiideH
8eiben unO beim sroben Bublifuul
ma9t fi9 tasIid ftdrter uerbenbe ab'
neiguu9 segen BEN offsnbareu pclItI'
faen 8etru8 seIten6. Der barta liegt
0as Der SI6en unter ben 9oGfGOectt
inesllnions.G Generals fich in ben Sc
ftp Der 8untesgeiuaIt fd;uiubeIn mill
3e9net man bier3u Die iegt bou3ogsne
SpaItun3 Der Oemofrattn in8irginien
no isbt ;pfi OemofratIid)e 8aglmans
ners9ilen aufaeiteat mcr6en Iino une
baber elm repu5Iifanif9er @lura!itdtS
sies Iebr nabri9eintiB ii, 70 iojrb
man gu bem SdluB toa,nlen asufen,
taB 0ie GrmabIuua GarTeib'S in jung
Ter Belt febr an @ahrfdein!i9teit ge'
10 ouueu bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

Seoer, bear borau Iisst uidt Ourd
uert6lofe Mirturen betrogen ;u iuer-
oen, ioate 9enah oarauf feben, Dab Die
9amburser SrOpfen uOr Gr. gu9uii
R6uia ben stameH unb Die unterIhrif;
ten BON Or. Nusuit 80nig uno Der bon
q. 8ogeler & 60, t,asen. IS 9ibt
nur cine Sorte bon Or. Nu9uit Soaig's
! 9ambur9er Sropfcn, beren g8ertt
ldnait Ieltgeitelt 1T. Nar dncerer
uuter dbuli9 tIiugeuben 9eamen in
Martte be efnbliden Nfeoisiuen, lui
gta5abmunasn uno baber nit @orf9
aufsunebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
Qns1ehruna aeleiIt.

Gin alter @rst, iueIder fi6 BON Der
Braris suru6ge;ose:: unS bon elnem
SfsSnbiIhen @fufoner elm einta9es
peaetabiliides SeilniitteG bat filr ole
fdneae uuo oauerbafte Sur BON Nus'
;esruns, 8ronditis, Gatdrrb, Ntbma
unO ale 5aIs unb 9unsen.Srantbeiten,
Sopie cine 8oticaI,Sur fur gferben'
fdpdde uub autere 8efdperbeH, unb
uelder es in fdon Saufenbsn Der
perl6iebenen SaIIsu prcbirt. fnbli
es ais feline 8Hiat oafelbe unter teIner
leioeu6en Nitbra6er befdnnt ;u MAIDEN
SD nerse allen, bic rs tuini4en, oieiss
Necept IN beutfher, fran3ofilher ooe1
euaIifaer Spra9e, NIT boiler EirettIot
oes SerfteIens unb Gebrau4ts oenet
ben, frei .ufenSen. Nit Der Yof per
lan6t. Nton nbrelEre unb ience etn
8oamarte, b;eie 8eitnns ouee6eno
1 gS. 8. Sherar,
/ l49 8oners 1lo6,
Ro9etes, q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

@edt fomifd 6orf fid Ser @ieaesi.l.

3e9t tomif9 FORT Fd Ser Siesesia'
6eI Der Demofraten an. Seit ben
lstten 20 Sahrea pareu fie ieoesmaf
Ger Grnd5luns ibres G,an6iaaten iiGer
nno ieoesmaI ipurbsn ne sei6iagen.
SIN Sabre 1860 5ra6teu Fe Douglas
uao Breckenridge ouf, uuO Der 8spublis
faner 9iucOLn purbe ssmdblt, I'm Sab
re 1854 srifTeu fis gu Oem itnionSioIbas
ten WcGleuan, er Ipurbe seidlageu. IN
1863 mar es ser StaatsmaInSegmOur
in 1872 ser 9fenesat Greeley, in 1876
enbltd Silben, fir Die ft9 Die Demo-
traten betfer f6rieen un6 6erea iebes-
malice 3rtua5lung nit acknowledgement
Mfaiorifat ie in Ausf6t ifelten, nm
is6e8mal srTiaStih sei6Ia8en su ipsr-
Ten.
unO iekt bort man pieter bafelbe
gcidrei. yaeinen staGt betOurFit
i6r" ru5en eie San9uiniiditsa unter
ben 2ensofratsn ms 8epubLitanern 81
rdhreub me5r gefonnere unS iuenig'
ifena einige staaten su9siteben.
Sra, uur itet" .fogt Oerg8obeI5lrirtb'
qm 2'9fcbenter pirb fi3'5 enti3eioen
iuir 5rop5eseieu einen repHbIifaniiaer
Sieg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

Garfield (garfeib) iit Elm Sarmbefie
5anco6 (9annss Sabr) Ylattbeuti6er
pon 9lbitammuns. 9ancods urgroB'
mutter unb Srit, 8euters Sro6tante
IoIIen alte @eiber unb foqar uo1 i'm
Hebenben 6rab b:ri6wasert setpeien
lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
Cine Game unferer Setanntldaft

Cine Same Hnferer Betanntiaaft,
weI5e felt Sabren nesen rbeumatif@em
9eioen i'm Snie unter Der Sebanblung
peridieoener Nerts mar, obne Seilung
,u fin6en, mur6e 6ur9 ben Gebrau1
bes ct. Safobs SsIs tuieber poulfdnSig
bersehat. g8ir uertaufen mebr ooa
bem ct. Safobs Del ais bon allen
anbereu giureibuussmitteIn aufammeH,
| 10 iareibeu Die 9erren Rartin q gob'
| Ian in SadfoH, Ri5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

gSas iie aud iasen m0gen. mas ne
auG baseaen idreibeu moseu. 10 pisI
itebt fef, baB f6 Or. NuguF s. 0 NJ
Iia's amburee N einen
bleibenben BIas uidt uur an ieoem
oeutfden Serb eruorbeu. fOnoern fld
aud unter ben 9lmerlfanern ein8eblrS-
ert baben. gs lit aber aud tein @un'
Der, oenu Te iinb elm Seseu fur Sas
8oIf. Serr Sobn Suitus Sortng in
appIe 9iiper, SGs., fdreibt: 8 { u Us
80uis's 9ambar8er s ro'
lpfen fnb Die bsitsn in Der sSelt, nil
t0uuen ui9t obne iie fertis tuerbsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
Gr.SeneraIpo olfmeiiter Greeiueu tbsiI

Gr.generaIp oitmeiiter Greetueu thsil-
te 6ei @eIegsnbeit Ser 9fatifcatiOns-
berfammlung in Baltimore biefer Sage
folsenbes daraftsrifdss absnttuer
9arfelb's nit. Sor ctrca II Sabren
6islt Sen. GarfieIo cine 9fsos in Ghefs
ertopn, Eel tpsIasr Selegenbeit er bon
ben antpelenben MebslIsn NIT faulen
@iern unb aspfeIn BEN orfen tuuree'
Sen. Sarfelo ertru8 bic S41neli8teit
cine 3sitIang, aber enbIi4 rief ct Ger
6leseIn su: .S4 tOmue eeraSe Dor
Dem 8uselresen bsi @9icamauga Der
i9 babs es seluaet, eeut Sdtimmlten
mas n,ut5ise 8ebeaen Ieiften fonntenI
Srob gu bisten unO - SHr slaubt, id
lie5e mid bon 5eisIin9en eini6u9'
tern ?" sofort itimmte ibn Die Wfebr
;a6l oes @uOitorium5 bei uno Die ufau
len Sn0ppe" berbufteten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

Sie Ocmofraten geben bereits Die
Grwabluns GarfeIO's uub 9Irtbnr's Gu
Stem gort uno Snbiana fub Ben Gepu'
6litanern iider, ba5 madt 235 GIsFto'
raIitiu,men fur Sarfelb, SO mebr ais
sur GripabIung n0tbig finb.
Surrab fur Garfield unb 9trtBur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
@enieren nner Gommanbiren 2

Oas fpiro Die 6EaGe iein, Die oaS
Bolt Der Ser. Staateu Oieien 2erbit
all Der @abIurne gu eati@eiben ba6e:'
niro. Soq elm generaI, Uog benz
man iueib, bab er pou friibefter Sugeno
an ME etiuas anberes ais SoISat mar,
oer erite 8eamte elmer 0tepubltE fein
o0er Elm 8iirger, 6efsn 9anse5 Geben
init Ger fortfdreiteuben @utwifIuHJ
unfere5 6rettaate5 bFrfniPft III Sol
Elm @au6egen Die Gcidife elmer freieu
Station leHfen, ODER Elm Wfauu, DER
Denfer, @eIsbrter, tiiAti9er Suriit,
bemabrter 8arIamentSmann, erfabre'
uer poIitiider 6ubrer. fur; elm Staats'
ndnn 1T?
Soucof lit Elm ebrenwertber, elm
5rauer Mann, Der ieinem 8aterIanbc
aroBe Sienite auf Dem Sdladtfelbe
eruielen, Der fur Die Giubeit unb uus
,.rtrennbarfeit isiues 8aterlanoes &C.
blutet. Nfan fann on Sancofs
Character ebeniopenig ridrteIn pie an
leiuem miIitdrilben 8ubme. M09Iia,
sab er aud einen 9uten Yrdiibsnten
abaeben pirb. Slaein Stspu6Iifen
mn6eA f9 aIs unuerrHdbares 3iel
binrclen, borparts gu i6reiten. Sic
burfex feline Grperlmente MAIDEN, bn
foI9e mosIihermeiie n,iblinsen tonnen.
@enn gefabren entftebeu icien, in
teneu bas Sdwert Gdus eetua5ren
fann, 6ann miro fderIid bas ganie
9ano mad Mdnnsrn bonn Sdlase zines
9Inco6 rufeu. 2lugenbIifIi9 min iib
oas 3anb abcr peiter entuifeln, es
MID feirs Sriumpbe in @erfen Dee
6rieoens iuhen, unb bel einem folhen
Strsbsn iit es INNER beher, Senn Ois
3aiion fi9 UNI eiuen beudbrten uni
wsileR Subrer i6aart.
Nub Sarfielb NOR SoIbat, aa6 el
Sat isin Sdpert seso9en, als bic Ns'
bsQen Der Union beuunter9aug bereiter
10 oIten. Gls obsr Der Srieg au5ge
fo1teu mar, ba Ie9te SarfleIo oa!
5dmert BEL Seite unO wibmete iI9 bei
Nufsaben bes SrieOenS.
| Nu9 MoItfe lit Elm groBer General
ein gr0Bersr nod ais Sancof. eIl
General ftett WtoItte b0ber ais Sis
mard. Nber penu Der 0eutibe Sang
Ter leute leine Ausen iiIr immer ihlis
Ben loute, miro sS Saiier gSiIbe!m nj
einfaQeu, Woltte nit bem Nmte cine
/ | GeidsfaniIers gu betraEeu.
g8ir hatten in oieisnl QauNe bereit
mebrmaI5 8rofeffons SoIoaten al
8raibenten. SaDIOr seb0rte CUR Bell
ais er 9raf6ent iuuroe, Scr reeuIare
Nrmee an. Gr mar aber feiu Staat;
mann uno gcrietb in Die S6nbe ein'
Clique. Die inn bas Seben berart be
leibete, bab er 5uiammenbra9 ur
ftarb.
, Seben mir nus nun I'M 9lusIani
/, I'M. g8el9' ber;lia fdIedter 8rai
bent MAR NfarI6au RacMabou, tueIc
enfamcr GsparterO.
, Din Die Spite elmer RepubIif gebo
Elm Staatsmann uno feiu SOlbat. z
0 einem freien 2an0e fou regiert VI
nidt comman0irt ner6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

Nm 3. Sui naren c5 feben3ebn
Sabre, baB 9aneO6 cine bemOtratii6e
8eriammIung auseinanbertrieb. Gs
mar Sies bel 9ett1sburs, mo- er ois
3ebeuen oerflopfte.
Seute ilt berielbe g1anu ibr Rrdit
Seutihafts @anoioat -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
sustur Giien6urt9 lit aaeu GaFem

SuCtUI VttShpuI19 81" "oS" O"H~"'
Der cine 9eiIfuuitLer nil nit eiuem
,4aO" (&rdntertihen), Der anoere NIT
eIectrifden gurteln, ole tuabrfdeinLid
oespeeeu 10 bciben, neil ite n / d t oie
. pur BON Gleetri3itdt entbaIten, Der
brittle nit bittcrm S6nnpps u. T. N.
aue Srautbeiten curiren, nit oenen oas
arme MenIdenseidIe6t bebaftet 1T.
gSas 1T MIN bas Guoe bonn 9ieb
Der Srante bIeibt tranf unb Der Suad'
IaIber itreidt IdAeInb feline DotIars cir
unb lebt in 6 aus unb 8raus nor
ser 9eidteldubi9feit Der Menfden.--
9ofTen mir, bos Der n& ct tungsa
ter" turd feline pertbbouen 9fatb
| idldge Dem erbarmIiden Sreiben biefe
| MeOieinal Yfuider balb Elm Gnb
maht { ilr imIHer!
DBbiIub. sfsue 3eituns-
i N. B. Ser u8ettunssanter' r
wirb fur 25 cts. portOirei nerianSt
9lOrehire: Seutldes 9eil.Snftitut, Al
q. a. Str. philadelphia, Spa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
l1tber Baltimore.

fatren rsaslndBis ale ii Sase sriIGsn Src=
men une SdItimcrc une usbEien 2aHa9lsrf
gu fclsenesu Satfn an.
gon Baltimore mad Srcmen.
Sinner spiIstn unt 1s Sabrsn biz sdlfis.
Son Syen,en mad Baltimore.
ar,1sensed s2SOO
Sintsr ,nilten / nnf 12 Sabrsu tis Sdltts.
S6uelinse 200 Suntrsiiettt!fts ;H rrnatts-
ten prsiieu. M 7..
Ter 2aufnnasplns fitier Tampfl3iTi in
Baltimore lit susIeih Trct esr Baltimore une
Sttp Gifrutahu, nelte pdliaaiere srn uue mad
Rem gSefsn IN billtgereu 9retfen BE-
| frreert, ais irgenn cine GHfntapn Son ster
| gcIf Unit qbilanelfbtd.
Sci sIufunff tsr TamefiHiHt nirb has Eseet
fir ale Nibtanesifellten seithInNsu, 10 cap bic
| Giurantcrer uiht eer 0efabr u,stieFt iInt
zen 8etrlsern tsi6Eineelt 81 r.ereen, r6s IN
| anhsrn Safrurldssn ieieer fe CIT esr 6aa Ut
gSir maiden nra teIcnhtrs auf frlseute
fir eeutf&e Reileuhe teobd9turaspertbe s.crs
! iiiae aufnerrscm meldt bic ReiHt NIT uniErn
S6iFen tictet. Die geiasisrt tne untsr
Teutfbeu, fSnnrn Rtt aIIc nit Seeerin6nH
serfdneissn rbns Oelmstl9sr ;u essraa4tn.
llmGiseu aus einsm S&iH in tas anesrs, pte
kei iHrirerten 9faiffn fupet nt6t fatt; bic
pnTasirrt sstsn N 8rsmtn IcsIeit an SSre
| res Sesanbamsfers uub rsridHeu henteIbeu :rH
| in 9aItimore.--
"a @eeen n6ttrtr Wastauft psuhs man
| ita al bic @ensral- -AseRten.
sc. Sbribmadber S So.
SO 5 Glib SAP @tr., Baltimore. Nf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16

Gin Semperensler'SIatt III Soma
bebagbtst, bas General 9arcof cir
geFGt bate, ME elm 6urbiB, cine 9tait
luie cine aIte Srompete, idnaPpsbe
trunfene @ugen, uHb baB in Punctf
8ldsden @rant in @er9Itia ;u Sancod
Elm rciner Stiinpsr lei. Z2ir int
nidt in Ser Gage conitatiren 81 f0nntn
Oh iene 8ei9aI6i9una rabr i It. Ci'
6empereu3Ier fn6 aud 9sgcn 8erfielb
neil CT 9aSerbier trinft. Der 4rdIi'
bentI6aitscanbi6at Der &emperen3Iel
aber trintt wabrideinli6 0fentIid
g3afer unb beimIid gdnapps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-07-16
Wrue 9(rt hnn 1lhraehauien.

Neu, neil ea trIt nenise SABRE Der if, tab
Ie oertciTsrt uue 9eterRan 3GgdngIi6 geniacbi
rnt. alt atcr i'm Jrineip, tenn bic GrHneung
nurte prr fafr ;tpau;ig Sabren gsmnd1t une
nas erlte patent puree tanlals 5eurmrtfn.
ubrerbluIs, rreIbe bamals gemaht nnn une
ieitrem fcrfrp3trcue gstrludt Durcen, iIne fat
nod lc aut ric ueu. Ran Ieie 5plScnhee, Gin
Raj unser rielen Sunrerier. Guer ubrmaHsr
fam Guh rcn dbulicbeit cr;dbien.
gp1usIelb. Ya., Rat IS. 1878.
I'd babe eincn 0si6aftSfrtunh ter cinss rru
griS' patsut lltreendulsr ieit IS 5ahreH bat
uuo i'd babe tailsIbe Ituu Sabre rrrber &c.
tanut, etc er's batts ss i6sint jest fiir ned Ii
Sabre iIraer gut gu iein-
81. 6. SInes, Surelirr.
9sattet, ta6 tie utrgstGufs mad Sas. Srf
patsut, bic eiusigen frb, iprlde aus plattsr
iclitsu @olees (fine aueeH une eiue innsn) i
asnadtt Ent, bag jcesr SbsiI ferIeltsn, tsr &c
atrusuns ausssiegt rrer nur f3ttdr III, tas0l
aeecff rirh. 9er grrBs gcrjus FOLDER I1arteI
platten scr elettriIber Gereolbuag ilf Seeen
siuIsudtens. Bon pateut ubrssbduIe Fne 81
eiu,iaen, tei teuen cine eeItristrne 8aranti
atas6en rirh. 6rlssness if his @SbiIcUn
baron.
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Family Horse For Sale Cheap.

\ Young. sound. kind Mare; has been
driven bv ladies this fall. Inquire at Per-
r,-s Stable on Winthrop Street.
declttf
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MALI
uNEERM ENTED

There is no greater Blood Purifying and iiicaiiv-
ing Principl. in the world Of medicine than Malt
Btters prepared by the Malt Bittcrs Company from
nnfcrmented Mali and Hops. II Is Perfect Reno
,ator of feeple and exhausted constitutions IL
riches the blood, solidiies the bones, hardcns the
muscles. quiet, the nerves, periccts digestion cheers
the mind and ,iializes with life every fluid of
the body. II Is So because IL strikes al the root OF
all dcbily-Enfoeblcd Digestion md Impoverished
BLOOD. Sold EVERYWHERE.
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NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

A medical ESSAY. comprising -erieS n ,ecturc> de-
liy-r.i IT kahns Museum Of Auatom, ou the cause
and cur. of premature decline, showing in'!ispu'ably
how lost health may be regained a;or,iing clear
synopsis of impenent to marriage and the treat
rnt of nervous and physical debility, being the re-
suit of twenty years experience. BY mail s5c. cur
rency or postage stamps. Address Sec'y kahn :
Museum, 6eS I;rodway, \. \. nov29 tom
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Prescribed by Physicians and
Druggists for Nearly
Fifty Years.

The Shakers Sarsaparilla Is just what /, purports
to be.-Dxi Crosby, VI. ID. have long prescribed
il and think il most valuable medicine. jeremiah
Blake. NJ. D., Gilmanton, n. II. Have known ii for
nearly half century. our confidence In il is in no
way impaired. Hovey, Druggists, Lowell.
Il speak with confidence of II, having prescribed 1t
for eighteen YEARS.. NJ Dinsmor, VI. D., Frances.
town, n. II. Give me the shakers sarsaparila In
preference 10 all others.-C. A. Guilmette, N, ID.
Boston. have the most unboundcd confidence In
Its healing and reno, ating propcrics.- VIM. x
Preston, Druggist, Portsmouth, y. II. consider IT
tn, best preparation made.-A. q. Wilbor, Druggist,
Boston.
Do fail to make trial of thi- Great Blood Pu-
rier. Appetizer aud Tonic. the first and best of all
medicines called Sarsaparilla, which is prepared
from selected Shaker Roots, Herbs, and Berries by
the Canterbury Society Of shakers and Is beyond all
comparison the purest, safest, and most effective
family medicine in the world. Ask for Corbctt's
Shakers Sarsapara. The genuine is signed by
Thomas Cortctt IT, inventor, and sold by druggists
generally.
Shaker Village, y. H., Jan |, iSso.
ss>Enclosc stamp for Shaker Manual
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EENhEBEC COTNTr--h Court. Of Probofs
held a 1ngnsto, on The fourth Monday Of N"rem-
her, JssO.
ISLLA J.. FRAY, widow Of Henry v. Prsy. late %
r. Aliiion IN said county, decreased. having pre-.
senisd her application for allowance out Of the per
sopal estate IL -aid deceased:
OEbEgtp, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively in the kennebec Journal printed
In Augusta In -sfd county that all persons interested
NAV attend ut q Probate Court, TO he held at Angus
Ia on the third Monday Of December next, and show
cause IL any they have why the prayer Of said pefi-
tloB should not BE- granted.
n. X. BAkEE, Judge.
Atte-f.--CuArLrs HgwISs, Register.
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v1NO Mrs Mars u. Jacob. of Lowell, IN the Coi"'
/ monwealti Of Massachusetts:
Please take notice that the undersigned co-tenani.
with you Of two lots of isud in Bucksport Hancock
County, Maine, and numbered 1fs and ~ In said
town, propose to lumber on said lots the ensuing
season and from time 10 time thereafter and to cut
and haul tberefrnm trees. timber, wood and under
wood standing or lying on said lot This motto. l.
given in accordance with the provisions Of section
), chapter 25, Revised statutes.
WILLARD y. ELDKiDGE,
JAMES H. ELDRIDGE.
Bucksport, Dee. 3, lse1. s"'w
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.

\ special meeting OF the Board "f Trustees will
be- held on Friday. the leth inst. a clock 7. NJ.
1T the Office of the Secretary, Court House, Port
land Maine To consider what action the Board
will take b. reason Of th. continued i'll health of
The Prrsi,er and what provision shall Lee made iar
in the department OF History.
PERCINAL BONNEl, Secretary.
Portland Dec g. I~-u -"t decyS 10
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for Sale OF to let.
For. Sale.

dwelling House in handy location, suitable for a
large fs,aily small ones, price 100 also an
elegant double Sleigh for one half its original cost
= Pung and two good and kind family Horses, sold
tor want of use. For particulars. enquire OF
T.. q. Storer. Iss Water street
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