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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN,

A suit against Gen, N, l., Banks by
William II, Hodges Of New Orleans, will
be placed on the November calendar oI
the circuit court In New York, Gen
Banks levied n tax on Mr., Hodges 10
New Orleans In 1868, The plaintiff paid
s5557, and In 1878 began the ~ In the
Louisiana supreme court, which was
transfer ri 10 the circuit court, lie
claims sso,esi damages,
Masked burglars entered the hut Of
John McCrenfy, n hermit, near Collins.
Vile, D., recently, bound him hand and
foot, gagged him, and robbed him Of n
roll OF $1,000 In bills, The robbers e.
capped,
jane Campbell (colorcd) living near
Dykes Mil, Ark, killed hertwo children
the other dry, aged 10 and ". beating
out their brains. for some trivial dlsObe.
dIcncc. a mob Of whites and blacks
next dry dragged Mrs. Campbell from
her cabin. tied her TO u stake and literal.
ly roasted her alive.
Acting under the instructions OF n citl-
aens' committee, Oyersccr Of the Poor
Steven Inns instituted proceedings against
nearly every saloon keeper In the town OF
Watcrvlet. n. Y. about 400 In all, on
the charge OF selling liquor without u
town license. Two OF the defendants are
members Of the board OF excise.
Tho Methodist ecumcnica council
closed ut London n few days ago, with
the adoption Of an address to all Metho-
dists, which was read by Bishop Peek Of
Syracuse, n, T., and signed by repre-
sentative OF every Wesleyan body recon-
mcnding the views favored nj the yari-
Gus sitting, calling upon all to cooperate
In the work OF Christ, TO maintain the
traditional Methodist means for promo
ton of carncstncss, and declaring that u
call should 20 forth for great spiritual
awakening. The meeting OF the next
council In America In 1887 was author
lied.
Gen. Peyton Wise and l.. l.. Lewis, y.
S. district attorney, fought n duel In
Forbcs's woods near Fauquier, White
Sulphur Springs, Va, about eight miles
from Warrenton. Gen. Wise was un.
hurt by Lewis's shot and fired his own
weapon into the mir.
Mr.. Sheridan, n traverser In the late
state trial in Ireland. and subsequently
arrested under the coercion act and inn
prisoned in Kilmainham Jail, has been
released.
The Chicago and Alton railroad has
notified the Missouri authorities that the
state viii be held responsible for tho re.
cent train robbery rs Pittsburg was for
tne riots IN ioo -. w. W.. p nnSsa.a '''''
oeen "lres'eu 10 ohe VI '''e .o"'e'''
.. The flow OF emigrants to America from
Germany continues to be incessant; dur
ing the present year lOo,0OO have emil
grated.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
THE EARTH's POPULATION.

Herren Benin and Wagner, in the last
edition of their book on the population
of the earth, estimate the entire popu-
lation of the inhabited globe at 1885,
100000 persons. Europe, without
counting Iceland and Nova Zembla, is
believed to have 315,929,00O inhabit.
ants on an area Of 176,349.9 German
square miles, or at the rate of 1871 per-
sons to the German square mile; Asia
is put down as having 1884, 7O7, 900 in
habitants, on 300, 47S square miles
that is, 1881 persons to the square mile;
Africa as having 205, $4,000 inhabitants
on 543, 1877 square miles, or 1913 pei.
sons to the square mile; America, as
having 95,495, 900, on 697, 1885 square
miles, or 1877 to the square mile Aus
tralasia, as having 4,03l, ZOO, on 1862, 900
square miles-that is, "a persons to the
square mile the Arctic Regions are as.
sumed to have $4,000 inhabitants, on
S2,O91 square miles, or about one per.
son to every square mile. The sum
total, as observed, is 1,455, 923, 500 per.
sons, on 2,47O,903.4 square miles, or at
the rate of $50 persons to the German
square mile. The German empire COM
prises 9,815.6 square miles, with popu-
lation lin 1879 of 44,210,94S persons.
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6sll-Itsf.uss.

10 q erlminai eslecl N preventive mediea,
Nen tnay 10 aserlbed q msj1nly Oi tho illaells
Which ahset humanity, Its q we'll ascsriainsd
liel, iesllns GA TIC experience Of over tweliy-
h,s Years, that q course 81 ii0sisller's RlOIa,
leh blIlsTs VII pat even y naturally feeble
slsla Ia saeh . slate u deienss that II will
70 competent W resist the m0st prevalent
cause, u disease, such as tbs mAlign iRhusnee
~ inlhsma, unWhOlesOlls WaleT, excessive
heat, damp, e0li, sudden changes Of lempera,
lure, 80, Yet there are thousands Of persons
lvlns ~ perpetual peril from one 90 more Of
lheso causes, who reoklessly omit 70 avail
themselves Ofihs absolute protection which this
hIgels vegetable aHldois affords inleHntlenl
hha billeas felnilleht levers, rheumatism, gen
tlAl isblfy, nervous weakness, and irIegu,
laIiiles Of tho siglnaeh, bowels aRd lyer, woali
10 comparatively nIkR0WR, II this pilatabls
specific were ~ universal usa ~ lh6 districts
where lhey principally prevail,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
DEATH OF ROBESPIERRG.

Almost all historians OF tho French
revolution have represented tho famous
wound OF Robespiene ~ seli'inilictcd,
Most OF them state that the bullet he
aimed at his own head broke the Jaw.
bone, and thus made II impossible for
him to speak, NJ, Ihiefa however,
makes lighter OF the wound, and IN his
account OF the scene ut tho Hotel dc
VILE says "l,obeSpierre drew pistol
upon himself, but tho ball, striking be.
meath the lip, only pierced the cheek,
aud inflicted severe. though not q
dangerous wound" This version IL now
In process OF being altogether upset by
an account OF the circumstances given
In tho pages OF La France, This journ-
al reproduces deposition made by the
gendarme Media or MERIDA, aitcrward a
colonel In tho army and baron In the
empire, and some other papers which
support the story contained in 1t, The
gendarme says; ~ knew the elder
Robespiere no was sitting in an arm.
chair-that was in the hall OF the Hotel
dc Withdrawing his elbows on his knees
and his head leaning on his left hand. /
made rush at him, and presenting my
sword at - heart, said TO him, Yield,
traitorv He raised his head aud aus.
wered, 1T is you who are a traitor, and
/ will have you shot At these words |
took ono Of my pistols in my left hand,
md, stepping one pace aside, fired at
him. ! intended to hit him in the heart,
but the ball struck his chin and broke
his left jaw This story is confirmed
by an engraver Of the period, represent.
ing Media in the act Of discharging his
pistol, and by the fact that Media was
shortly aftervard presented to the con.
vention and warmly complimented by
the president upon having committed
this assault
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
RULERS NAMING PLANS.

Thsre il very little evidence which
would 40 10 show that the msetIlg Oi
the emperor Of Germany aud ear 81
Russia Al paRtzie has any grave pOliiir
cal importance, There are q number OF
reasons which might lead Gar AlsEand,
o. 10 desire 10 sec his Imperial kinsmsn,
A monarch who 10 Ia constant peril Of
his lie would naturally desire 10 assure
himself Of the personal friendiIness to-
ward him entertained by his most pow
srful neighbOr, William aud Alexander
have, 10 their common danger from
soeialislie eOnspiraeies, q close bond OF
union, and It would DO strange II, At
this meeting. the ezar outlined some
plan Tor defense which his peculiar on,
perienee suggested 10 him, II 10 pretty
we'll known that plots against the im'
perial family at NJ, Petersburg some
times leak out at berlin before the on
istenee VI them 10 suspected at the
former city, thus showing that there IL
q close interchange Of Ideas between
tbs eonspiratora ia Germany aud Russia,
II Ia much more likely that some matter
Of this kind forms the basis Of the meet
Ing than that II ID due TO subjects Of
grave International importance, At tho
present time the interests o. Germany
are closely linked with those OF Austria,
and from tho nature OF things. IN tits
agreement tho interests Of Russia. with
out she Ia willing TO subordinate them
much more than now seems probable,
have no part, The old triple agreement
between the three rulers was founded
on o wholly different basis, aud one
which was lost in the confusion Of the
Turco Russian war The meeting on o
yacht, wholly removed from the possible
oversight OF spies. has 10 II the appear
anco Of desire 10 make police arrange
meuta which shall DO wholly secret in
their workings, The mystery which
surrounds the personality Of those who
are tho companions. on this occasion, Of
the emperor and the ear lends addition
al force TO this conjecture, II the dis
cusslon was political, We are likely soon
to know OF II but, II II was otherwise,
We shall only DO made aware OF II
through the effect II has In the suppress
sion OF nihilist plots In ono country
and socialist eonsplraeiea In the other,
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a0hD0II PR0lRssIOa.

w, A, Gpfiut thus describes, 10 the
1T, Paul Pioneer Press, his experience
Ia Venetian goniola Az D o'clock
VIC started Ia thres gpndOlas for the ren,
dezyous, half q mile Oh, Here We found
innumefabls boats Surrounding the
queens private bark, which was elum,
sy, stately barge, sadly lighted up with
q sort Of Chinese lantern, having no
ropes from the deck TO the top 81 the
short mast, There was also yellow
canopy hung around with lights, which
seemed TO he tumblers Of oil suspended
IN blue mosquito netting, perhaps 100
lights IN all, II did not make the royal
craft very bright. and the radiance did
not extend more than twenty on thirty
feei on either side, In few minutes
We started, aud, spite Of the darkness,
for, as usual, the unofficial gendolas
were prohibited from carrying more
than one light. aud that required 10 be
about 90 din rs freely, tie scene was
quite impressive, There were said to
be about 1900 gondolas IN the crush
for crush II literally was the black boats
iammed tightly together and the music
al gondoliers pushing their craft along
ut the expense Of adjacent boats, on
swinging their futile paddles high IN
mir and dancing IN rage on tho prov,
and swearing At adjacent gondoliers,
and calling them dodbiaged gn,ndsons
OF the pestiferous emu, IN the sweet syi'
tables Of the South, After going half
mile In this way, our gondola, perhaps
100 feet from the royal launch, suddenly
stopped IN front Of the palace, and q
slight form, clad In white silk through
out. stepped upon the oyerhahghg hal
cohy, II was the young queen, first
cousin Of her husband, King Humbert.
Her face was iairer than that OF most
veneiians. and the chestnut hair, slight
~ changed" over tho eyebrows, was
drawn straight back and fixed In Gre,
elan knot behind, She bowed to the
right and left
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
HAY FEVER THEORY,

Mr.. Muckle, business manager Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, and an authority
on hay fever, advances the theory that
the disease is caused by eating peaches.
He is confirmed in this impression by
the fact that in his own case, and in the
cases of all with whom he has compared
notes, the violence and duration Of the
fever have been in exact proportion to
the extent of indulgence in peaches.
Moreover, the period of hay fever in
variably occurs simultaneously with the
peach season, and when peach time is
over, hay fever departs. Besides, he
has noticed that in seasons when peach.
es arc scarce, and, therefore, little eat
en-, there is an almost utter absence Of
the fever. The scarcity of peaches this
year and the absence of the affection
seem to confirm the theory.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
EARLY CALIFORNIA,

There is q singular passage in Hak-
luyt's famous voyage that seems to have
escaped the notice OF the curious it is
the account of Sir Francis Brakes voy.
age Of 1577-80, in which he describes his
discovery Of the territory now called
California, then known as New Albion,
He says: "There is no part Of the earth
here taken up wherein is not some
probable show Of gold or silver" Two
hundred and fifty years later the re-dis-
covery Of this fact set the world mad for
q time, but it is strange that the gallant
knights account did not lead to earlier
exploration for the hidden treasure.
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A GOOD PLAN

1t is stated that the superintendent
Of mails at Chicago has adopted. with
good effect, practice which should be.
come general throug hout the depart
ment. In all cases where complaint is
made by regular subscribers of delay or
failure to receive newspapers, that Off
Ger pastes upon the next paper mailed
to that address the following notice !:
compliant is made that newspapers to
this address do not reach destination
promptly. All employees handling this
package will please see that the same is
properly forwarded" In this way the
evil is traced to its source and rem.
edied.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

A return issued by the ministry Of
public works OF France shows that 1872,
9S3 persons are employed on the rail-
ways in France, Of whom $3.50 are men
who have been in the army. The COM
panies prefer former soldiers from their
habits Of discipline and punctuality. In
the total are 1854 women. Tho Or.
leans company employs the greatest
number of females the Northern the
least.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

have Lsen yery slek over two years. They
all gave mo up ~ plst cure, illiei tho most
sklllfll physicians, bat they did not reach the
worst pat, The lungs and heart would III ~
every night and ,lalres, me, AMI nay throat
was very bad. lali my ohlliren | never
sl0nlll die Ia peace until had tried Hop lit,
les, have taken two battles, They have
helped mo yey much Indeed, iam now we'll
Theirs Wasa lot Of sick folks hero who have
seen hoW they helped ne, aud they used them
anl arc eurel, aud feel as thankful a. I do thai
there 10 - valuable meilcns made,
MltH III LA a. lIIsUINQ
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

fAsEs' FURNITURE Mandatory il now the
greal center ior tho trade They also furnish
private houses NJ manufacturer price, Their
stock i - large and wel.selrcled that house,
keepers can save much valuable ilme, and
lullY 10 10 10 per cent, Tho warerooms are ut
The manufieldy, Oh Canal street, opposite tho
Boston aud Maine depot IN iioston,
We do not cook rice by babbling.
says q Chinese pfoyerb,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

yrosTHE,-"The lie Of all flesh |, The
blood thereof" and no Ona can possibly be
healthy when tho blood ID diseased Vegelns
"a composed Of substances identical with heal
thy hloOii AMI when taken Into tho system loI
tho cure 81 disease, Il u absorbed, and replaces
tho deficiency which caused tho disease,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

A visitor at q Hartford factory mis-
took lhe fire,eHlinguisher for The alter
cooler recently, and Il took half an hour
exploded,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

Ton DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, depression
Of spirits aud general debility In their various
forms, also IN Pre-, enlyo against fever aud
ngue and other intermittent ieyer-, tho FRGRo
fIosrnonArED Elixir of CiusAyA BARK,
made by Caswell, lIozgrd & Co., New York,
anil sold by all druggists, 10 tho bcs, ,onlci
and for patients recovering IRON fever or
other sickness Il has M equal,
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,,rscyrD FROM DEATH.

william J., CousauO q soiarfyl'c. Ma'' 9Hi TN
lheIa.l VI is;c was uLtu with bleeding u Wel0ni'
followed BY severe oou'h, I losl my hrp,t'e AMI
ng,h. ani wa, confined 10 ny bed, IN ISL was OIL
United 10 tie hospital, Tho d.clcN sid hal aho's
iamy lun;, a'bls a'halt dollar Al one time a To-
pot wen, around that We dyal gave w hope
bul ifieal told ne u pB. Wtuis HATS biLsas
ron rHr LrSSi, sol bottle, when, to my surprise
eommensed ~ icl better ami to-day Iccl LETTER ;san
ior thrtc var, past, write li' l'r.gi every one
MAS nALs,a, aul lr CUuNuevl That CnNfturiuN cas-
m cUnrp, con positively tly u IA. dunr mntc seed
ihnn oil the oinvf agds'n,' have AAvn slice my
sickness"
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lGlsn Falls a. W Tlmesl

GlrSs F.LIs' N.Y. Dec, u, isso,
hIy, Mn, l., N, 81, ONGE,
Dear hlT,=Will you please state below
What satisfaction Sc, Jacobs oil gives
YOU which you got Of Us some time ago,
ana obllse LIGGgII Il bUsH,
Very eneeiiye,-l. N, IN, OsGE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

HAsILY rRoyES-it = easily proven lha,
mAlarlal ieyer, constipation, l0ndtiy of tie
liver and kidneys, general debility, nervous
ness AMI neuralgia ailments Yell realty ~
ibis great disease e0nqueTer, Hop blllers, II
rIalr, lhs nVagei 81 disease by converting
tie hoi iHlo rich blood, and II gives new lilo
ani Vigor 10 tho aged and inlira always,
Tennysoh il writing drama Tor IT.
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A habbnb,-The Boston boy,


Nj Orlando Wealherbee, says an eI-
change OF ours, proprietor "Ihe spencer
Pharmacy" Spencer, Mass, reports
My customers speak very highly Of the
Great German Remedy, st. Jacobs OIL.
II having always given excellent salts,
faction, One Of them, Mr., Henry Hell
cher, has been greatly benefited by liz
use In case OF severe rheumatism, and
he refers 10 u In terms Of highest praise.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

A girl received a reward Of $40 from
her father for climbing church steeple
at Saranae. Mich, standing on the knob,
and cheering for Col. Ingefs0ll
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28

Longfellow has in his time declined
three embassies.
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The richest ore vol discovered IL
that In the new vein thirty miles from
Deadwood, II runs slbO,OOO Of gold to
the ton,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-09-28
New Hampshire.

The suit OF Knights vs., the town Of
EPSON, 10 recover damages for injuries
caused by n detective highway. lias re-
suited In n verdict OF se7Oi for the plain
tn, Alta previous trial the plaintiff WIS
awarded $1,000. from which judgment
tho town appealed,
Charles I. Clark Of Suncook shot him.
self through the heart NJ the SuncoOk
house while crazy few days since.
James Cook Of Colcbrook atc poison
by mistake recently and died recently,
Tho East Congregational church ut
New Haven talks Of building u new
sanctuary on the Atwater lot, corner Of
State aud Humphrey streets.
The capital stock OF the New llamp.
shire fire insurance company has been
increased from $3.50, 900 TO 100000.
Brakeman Smith Of llavcrhill, Mass,
was struck by n bridge near Dover the
other day and killed.
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In April Last,
Twenty-four members of the Arlington min
strels were taking Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1t made them happy.
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Jamfall Is the name Of q Colorado
toUu
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Infancy in slumbsrs. kidnapping.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

These familiar words recall to the farmer
and others interested, the unfortunate neces- ,
sity of sometimes getting rid of Stock that
is not otherwise salable on account of blem.
ishes or imperfections. To improve upon
this method, by showing how to restore your
Stock to first-class condition, is the plan
herewith presented. The signal benefit Of
the Great German Remedy to mankind very
reasonably induced Its application to the
sufferings and ailments of the dumb crea-
ton, beginning with the Horse. People who
tried II were more than surprised by Its re-
suits, as attested in the speedy and perma-
nent cure of their Stock, and they gladly
announced their experience by word Of
mouth and by the public press, until to-day
FARMERS and DEALERS, SrOCKMEN AND
BREEDERS, the COUNTRY OVER, are using ST.
JACOBS OIL with delight, satisfaction and
profit, The others who
3 %Is,sss that of -N s s9ss t BY a
anything is III AsAJ miserable eff
good enough I'M fort at econ
for a Horse ANEM omy. There
is made by are others
who humanely regard the welfare OF their
faithful dumb creatures, and provide for
their comfort with good food and shelter.
and for their health by constant supply
of ST. JACOBS OIL,-the safest ana speedlest
relief for Diseases of Horses and Stock ever
discovered. Whenever there appears any
evidence whatsoever Of disease or Injury
among Animals, they should have the best
possible treatment, hs II never pays to de.
fer attention to Stock. Inasmuch, then, as II
is the part of common prudence to use tho
surest curative means In the beginning,
every Stable, Farm and Stock-yard should
be abundantly supplied with ST. JACOBS
OIL, which is used and recommended by
the best Horsemen In the country as an ar.
ticle which will relieve more promptly and
certainly the ailments Of and Injuries to
stock than any other remedy known. For
SPAWN, RinRbone, Wind-Gall, Flesh
NXIJ OF all kinds, Poll GNM
WY Evil, splInt, Swell wv
<-lzzEs ings, Tumors. Fistu. se.~
Ia. Lameness, Stiffness, Cramps OF the Mus
Gle, Acute and Chronic Founder. Mango,
Corus, whitlows, Broken Knees, Cuts,
Collie, Sore Throat, Distemper, and many
other Diseases, especially Foot-kot In
sheen, ST. JACOBS OIL affords instant relief
and a sure cure, and costs but FIFTY CENTS.
Pamphlets containing full directions ior
home treatment of diseases OF domestic
animals, sent upon application, by
q 4 voaIiEa 4 CO., ssltimsrs.Id
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On receipt Of Thirty-hve cents, |
will mail you the best Photograph Of
President Garfield. A. K. LORlNG,
SAP Washington ST., Boston, oppo-
site Boston Theater.
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new Rich RLllQI

PMreOI.' PnrgR!ivr P1TI. make New K!yH
Blood and will completely change the blood IN the
will take one pill each night from to 2weeks may be
restored 10 sound health if such thing be possible
Sold everywhere or sent by mail for letter stamps
/. y. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass D.
formerly bangor, Me.
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NEW ENGLAND NEWS.
Maine.

The steamer City Of Richmond, sunl
NJ kOekland, was successfully hpaled
recently,
The Independent Ice company Of lardl'
ner Is shipping COCO tons Of Ice daily u
Washington, ID, u
Two children Of August 3, iAtlleheld
Of New York, have been poisoned BY
eating oueumbers from vines where
Paris green was used, One child died,
and the other Is very VI,
A worm similar 10 the eOrn,gub u
destroying the roots OF grass 10 fenob'
scot county,
II has been said that the settlers oil
New Sweden were going 10 abandon the
colony and 20 10 Florida, This lsa mis-,
take, 10 tho colony Is ilOurishing ard
200 new emlgrants ure expected soon,
Mrs, Henry Ieisner OF DamariscOita,
q widow aged 70, drowned herself 10 q
well while crazy, few days ago,
As the steamer Mt, Desert was leaving
Sullivan reeeI tly, the engineer, Erwin
u, johnson Of h0ekland, when IN the
act Of rising from Olling the machinery,
was struck on tho head by the valve
rod, badly lraeturing his fkull and In
dieting fatal Injuries,
An insect Ia destroying spruce trees In
northern Maine and the provinces, The
female lays m egg In the bark and the
grub which matches bores into the tree,
The female IL deep blue,black, has q
white spot behind each ear aud long
horn with lance-sliaped head on her
tall,
Mrs, sabrlna Conant Of North Auburn
had nm old wOmen's party the other day
OF seven persons whose united ages were
81 years,
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WARRANTED For "a YEARS
And NeYer EnIleh.

To CrRE Crou., spa'ns DarrhUa pysen,cfy and Sea
Sickness, taken Internally, aud GtAkANfEEn per.
iee,ly harmlosi ulsO externally Cuts BRUISES Chronic
Rhei,natlsin old Sofcs Pains IN the limbs, ack aud
chest such u remedy DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN
LiNiMENT,
M ~ GllJ phy slclaus Use H.,
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VIHVTS W HV
lose their
Stock by q
miserable eff
fort at econ
omy. There
are others