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Portland & Ogdensburg 4. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Jnne 26, 1882.

Pa enger Trains leave Portland
s.95 A. w. For all stations running through to
ST. ,Tohnsbury Swanton, Burlington, VT, and
Ogdensburg n " connecting at st. Johnsbury
for Newport, sherbrook and Montreal;
Fsbyan's, Crawford's, Profile House, Glen House,
Summit Mt Washington, Bethlehem, &c; This
train runs through express and will not stop at
Flag Stations, White Rock, Hiram or w. Bald
win.
$50 r. Mo Bartlett and intermediate sta
tions
After July lat
Pari0r Gar for Crawfards', Fabyans', st. Johns
bury, Newport and Montreal, will leave on S.25
a. M train-arriving without change at Mon
treal at $40 p. m.
Parlor Cars for Crawfords and Fabyans' on Loo
p. m. train.
Trains arrive Portland:
$40 a. M. from Bartlett and intermediate Stations
1850 p. NJ. from all White Mountain points.
$50 p M, from Montreal Ogdensburg, syracuse
and West.
!. HAMILTON, superintendent.
Portland, June 2sd 1s Juns4du
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Beware of limitations, German Corn Re-
mover is the only genuine. magical cure.
25c.
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st. C8tharine's Hall, Augusta, Me.
DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
rhs ut. Eey. Henry A. Nicely, I'D. Id. Presi
dent,

F7yHE fifteenth year will begin Sept. s4th
Terms $3.50 a year. Special advantages ir
Music, Modern Laneuag and Drawing. For cir
Augusta. Me. au9dtsep2O
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General Ocean Steamer
PASSAGE TICKET OFFICE.

Passage Tickets, Cabin, Second Cabin, and
Storage, outward and prepaid, with choice Of the
fastest, largest and best lines and steamers
ing on the lane routes free from ice and cebergs,
viz; the White Star, Anchor, Cunard, State Ma
North German Lloyd British or Italian lines, b
and from all ports in Ireland, Scotland, England
France, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Norway
Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Spain and Italy
lowest rates Of passage, viz: Cabin, $50 TO Sloo
steamer and port. Return tickets very low.
Sterling and Continental exchasge In
sums to suit. Also agent Morris Europes and
American Express for packages end freigL. 10 all
parts of the globe. Also agent ror the celebrated
Acidia Coal by the cargo. Apply Co
j. L. FARMER, Agent,
NO. - Exchange street.
mch13 diff
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blaine Steamship Company
seusi-Weekly Line TO New YOrE.

Win until further notice leave Franklin Wharf,.
Portland every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 8
Z. 3D., and eave Pier 81, East River New York,
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 P. NJ
These steamers are ftSed up with fine sccommodA-
lions for passengers, making this very convemeDs
AuG comfortable route Tor travellers between New
York snd Maine. During the summer months these
steamers viii touch 81 Vineyard Haven their pas
sage to and from New York Passage, including
State Room, SO; meals extra Goods destined beyond
Portland or New York forwarded to destination -
once. For further information apply to
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
j. +. AMES, Ag't, Pier 50, (. 4. New YORK.
Tickets and State Rooms car be obtained at "a
Excnsnge Street. From Dec. to Nay l. no pas
sengera will be taken by this line decHf1f
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SCROFULA,

and all scrofulous diseases Sores Erysipelas, Ecze
ma, Blotches, Ringworm, Tumors, Carbuncles
Boils, and Eruptions of the Skin, the direct
result of an impure state of the blood.
To cure these diseases the blood must be purified
ana restored to a healthy and natural condition
AYTR's SARsAPARILLA has for over forty years
been recognized by eminent medical authorities
the most powerful blood purifier in existence. 1t
frees the system from all foul humors enrches and
strengthens the blood, removes all traces of mer-
cural treatment, and proves itself complete mas
ter of all scrofulous diseases.--
Recent Cure of scrOfulous Cores.
'Some months ago was troubled with scrofuf5us
sores ulcers on my legs. The limbs were badly
swollen and inaamed and the sores discharged
large quantities of offensive matter Every remedy
/ tried failed until used AYERS SARsAPAkILLA,
of which have now taken three bottles, with the
result THAI the res heald, and my general
health greatly improved L feel very grateful for
the good your medicine has done me
Yours respectfully MRS. ANN o. BRIAN
las SltItican ST., Ne,o York, June a. 1882.
f9-AIi perso sas Interested are invited 10
call Mrs. o. Brian; also upon the Rev. n.
u. Willis of - East 34th Street, New York
CRY. who will take pleasure ia testifying
the wonderful fieacy of Ayer'- Sassa-
pasiils, noi ONLY liza ihe cure of this lady,
bus i'm hi own and many other cases within
his knowledge.
he we'll known acyiteT on the Boston Herald B. W.
BALL, of Rochester, NJ II, writes, June 7, 1882:
Having suffered severely for years with
Eczema, and having failed to find relief from other
remedies, 1 have ma ie use, during the past three
mpnths of AYERS SARsAPARILLA, which has
effected complete cure. consider it magnificent
remedy for ali blood diseases"
Ayers SarsaHDapiaEa
stmula ard regulates the action of the digestive
AID assmilative organs, renews and strengthens the
vital forces, and specify cures Rheumatism
oIo;o f;c Ca, Dehi
ill., and all diseases arising from impoverished or
corrupted condition OF the bloJd, and weakened
vitality
1t is in comparably the cheapest blood medicine,
on accoun Of its concentrated strength, and great
power over disease.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. AYER& co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; price 81, six bot les for So
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diseases Personally cared for
mono of these, as | ever placed bnt
little confidence in nostrlms but
thousands OF poor fellows, in hopes
of prolongiug life q little longer,
crawlcd, aoi wore carried, 70 the
p ison entrance whore medicines
were issucl'
Tho best mc licinc nftcr all. re.
marked arebcl snrgeon, ono dly
Cor those wrotchej, fool, an1 / can
qss1ro vnr, there was bat liitlo uso
10 doctor starvation with herbs
Bot wholos1mr, nutritious fDpd was
moro di,licult t. bp o5ttiuol ~ pri.
am than naIiuinc.. solrc3 ~ ne Ii
c,n1s wore i,uai ono Ui ID,
most oaialciois rem, Ii 20 tbr tha IN.
dc4crnibio lngu,r anl wenknosS
witch result ftJm insnilic,out fo"H
ana oruryy, 10 uo cole water shower
baths, t1kon mIrning, noon AMI
cvcn'rr | tU,uaily shoWered myself
hv pouring cn,l w,t0r frum ny tn
pL'i uyo ny hcI ,ni person whilo
stnn}in- Bo,ila- contributing tu
personni cleanliness, IL hid an agrol.
able, onmg,Nls action. without my
of the depressing after e.f'cts pr>.
incel by stimulating duIuks. I dp
not thiuk its iutlronco IN preserving
I lie, IL nv cnsc can % Aacu overs
stated
Ipractis2l dpiIy bathing through
al my Imprisonment aHb ih'1gi
sometimes tho DISPOSITION in'pr"t
by weakness anl hu"Nor was rrcn'.
~ ieSinst oyrrrise, yet I knew irp II
what | hal seen. that must not
give way il ! hoped to live Some
times IL eocnoi impossible for nae Il
70. to tue 'brook." to wash, anl th,
water was often 30 filthy that it whi
not agreeable to usc il for bathing
iat always f,;cod mys,it TO creol
on NY han IL ani knees to tho brook
and take n shDver.bLth. Tao eff
fects wero iIs anita le )uS. aud vorJ
often SCENE | mirvollo Is. Aftsr th,
[. bath i"prll always w,k bick NJ
tho hili w.yt "A oit''i1 step. aHl IA
like . lllorcr' nan. L,pfiar hIry
ovel the pIs,, / en- hrliy IntHn,
how | mtni5el to live lrJm day t.
day,
! ri h. H,Ygt1,yal
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THE DYING MOIhGS.

We were weeping round her pillow,
For we knew that she must die;
1t was night within our bosoms
1t was night within the sky
There were seven of us children,
the oldest one of all,
So | tried to whisper comfort,
But the binding tears would fall
On my knee my little brother
Leaned his aching brow, and wept
And my sisters long, black tresses
sO'er my heaving bosom swept.
The shadow of an awful fear
Came DER me as ! trod,
To lay the burden of my grief
Before the throne Of God.
"Oh, be kind to one another,
Was my mothers pleading prayer.
AS her hand lay like a snowflake
On the baby's golden hair
Then glory bound her forehead
Like the glory OF Il crown,
And In the silent sea OF death
The star Of life went down.
Her latest breath was borne away
Upon her loving prayer,
And the hand grew heavier, palar,
In the baby's golden hair.
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For The Posr.
REBEL PRISONS.
BY DIR. Il. RoTuRoCH.

OF those who escaped at the same
time with myself, eight were cap
tured the FIRST morning after their
escape, four got away some tsentJ
miles, while the remaining three
have never since heard from.
NY unsuccessful escape gave me
one advantage in prison II bronght
me aattering notoriety, which load
10 my being made confident in any
plans OF escape formed by those
Who were acquainted with my ad-
venture l lately had 10 trying to es'
cape. / was sure to be posted in al
'anne!ling going on in tho stockad e'
and therefore, in my opinion, increas
Ing my chances. for successful es
cape.
During July prisoners continued
70 come toto prison at tho rate oi
about one thousand per week
iaeso with few ceptions, had pre-
''oasly been robbed OF their over
coats and blankets. aud. in many TO-
'&nces, had neither shoes, stockings
uos Jackets--nothing but shirt aud
pSa'aioons TO cover their naked
hess.
Numbers Of tho inmates OF th'
PRISON had been prisoners at Bel
island, and various other rebel pris
Sas' Tor Q year or moro, and o
,Ou'se in that time hal got no ad'
"''ous to their wardrobes eAcep
sca as their ingenuity could do
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Rulos for Snollinl Children.

Try 10 forget as much as possible
that YOU woro young Yourself.
When they amuse themselves tor
turing animals, look on and hngh.
Always tell them to hit back when
annoyed hy neislboring children.
Tell them MI tho falschoods YOU
Ike. aud bali kill ihem IL they tc'l
Non one.
When 'hoy tell yon they won, DC
thing, nn,h ut thcm aud lotit 20.
When they tli ANA hurt them
selyoa pc)IG ,h,m for thciy awbfurd-
uom.
y So them in st,ic tlnt 'h'ywi'l
bnn',a0d >" play 10. trar Vi spo,'ng
td,'r r.otbnt.
NJ kc icIEi,n such hong face /
r,l,, thing THAT tho,1 bate tlr
ugme az 10 Il, ing a. ,h y uyr.
lnnt give ,t.m t1o hahu o.! kiss
-, .,,,, ,,ni ,i.A,. .f,on hum,
>, ~, tn,v w,rl bu ,wln,,Y lonely
...;.,,,,u
4.,, ,.o,, !, ,,so .in ,o ia ii i.bou.
t.,.:, ,... h,i,o ,,,n,,l. ,,
...,,, ,,....,o r,o, N, .r,cs,s l,c,
i, at ,u u.,.r >, soy notb,pa
t.
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II q q Z n "
THE BROKEN TIE.
BY MRS. c. BiicKLANp.

I've given up thy friendship, twas q
hard, n bitter thing
But mines nature far too proud to
bear neglect's cold sting
Il Is one more lesson added to the ma
ny have learned,
That the holiest feelings of the heart
are oftehest rudely spurned.
Had the tie by death been severed, |
would have bowed my head
And wept such tenrs rs consecrate the
memory Of the dead.
could have looked beyond the grave,
and smiling, kissed the rod,
Which, when IL smote me, bore thee
up, near to the throne OF God.
Had misfortune fallen on thee, aud the
cold world passed thee 10y,
would have proudly stood the test
aud met each scornful eye.
Or.h I'd tt,esevil=ninded dared 10 cen
= poilu,e thy name,
l wOufu nave Ciisb tiie Hiuii't' ''''N w
those from whom it came.
- 81
FAREWELL | wouii not wake again ,my
memory in thy heart,
II has faded down the streanrof time,
let it in peace depart.
Let IL sluinber in obliyion--it has lost
its charm for thee;
Its waning light could never shed one
gleam Of Joy forme,
Go, but believe me, while breathe
this last farewell.
No thought of bitterness or soor''
shall in this bosom dwell,
Too proud to be neglected, l can yet
be just to thee,
And break the chain affection forge !
to fetter thee and me.
The future ne'er may bring again, a-
In the path you stray,
A heart more faithful than the one
you lightly cnst away.
Therefore in sadness, not IN wrath, 90
give thee back my claim;
Withholding only that which stamps
on memory's page thy name
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The other morning. when II DE.
troitor seated his wiio in "A car on
the Michi- -,an Central to make the
Journey to Chicago alone, he took a
In1'; AROUND bin and said TO bor
Now, love. il you should went
the wiudow raised here me 'o1cn
gentlemen who will break their
rccts to accommodate you.
Yes dear
"lr you feel lonesome rni "Ant
somebody 10 talk with all ulni.-
- Egypt, Nonh's ark or the iae prri-
ul fou'thesi:ate to call up'n .nv Of
'h,sc gentlemen.
II understand
You wont know enongh to
lcnro the car 10 noon and get yorr
dinner, ami you had bo;tor osk some
Of them 10 uca - .ptny yDI, ~ 'hoy
oil'cr 20 pWy for your neal dInt be
slIeamisA about
80! cou;so not
You may want to road to pass
away tim0. Isso, auy, of those gen
tiomon viii be only too happy to
porcbaso you half . hnshel of the
la,cst Jouas aad magn.nos. liz
cue.al to sayo EN- for mc to reaC
when you got home "
I'll be certain, love
Aud yon can say to thom that 80
have been married folr years Va
do not live happily together nm q
domestic tyrant you havo stron'
thoughts o, procuring n divorce
you feel Chat yon could love The
right sort Of n husband YOU ar'
Innocent aud coui ius yon lii,
orauCes aud peanuts you have peve
travelled you are afnid OF getting
lost 10 Chicago, snd you will b'
ever SO mu cb obligoi to any one VIII
will got you hack, SEQ to YOU
lnk, and pay all tue expense
Good bye, love
Good bye, darl.'
And wasn't it strange that no ont
single man that Car even spoke tC
that lady in a rido OF $40 milos ?
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DE lry Rn VA us an aDOuS us,
tie gits 40 wild uI ia the IL. vain
On he lins down wild us at night.
Go % de grocery, an' do grocer
amiles au mods an lies. Go TO dc
ury goods u'np m be bas Welcome
IA lie. Da tailor promises II suit
when hc can / iulsh it. lie shoe
maker promises pair OF butts Tor
Sptu, day yheo he has three days
wo'i; W de me- woek Do ice man
cha ses us / iwon.y-hve ponds
M delivers sixteen. Orr cmpels
ore warranted, au yet dey fade. Dc
plumber pluMbs au hes. De paint
er paints an lies DE carpenter
planes an srws an cheats, d.
d.essmnker not only lies but steals
10 cloth We he "a troopers
d,ty times day, al de man wbc
wont lio dosn' glnn any show -
BIOihsr GQrl,er.
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How a Coy Saws Wood.

No ono ever hears boy complain
about the back -breae'ng' s"ni'R"''oe
ha'dships Of wood-sa"ing All s"ch
talk is confined to sdnl =, and has ne I
real foundation. There IL only on' |
0av 10 saw WOO anhidNt comfort AZ +,
tho anre t'ine, aud ybohy h'S
tbat way Yesterday "i'er"o"n u"'i
II cord ~ '"ur.Inai "ooi was hnnt
down at Tive gate ot II house on sec
ond si,ec aud tho wG2"n hod "uli
departed when huy 10 Nfa"s o'd
iappcA'pi with hn'kSnw ~ HI
mni. Nj h' 'elion' 'n"'"H''d ~
purpose 40 20 th'o3sh ibN w''j
, pill Ike r'n'n n2h'uIn' ln'Ii 'o"'
oiw e''.iiy seven m'uo'c" TO DIS
aoyc in' hr 'wl Tel. ihH saw hnck
. IL tuo wood ~hoi aud Nv" n'nn'"
"..' tp h'''T u "r'.
H'me h''" would have dropped
'oe 'a~ h1"b "h'''Y"' 1t hHr''h''
~" d''cn'i l3At ~ hni 'n'o ""f
"P'"' N'' '"'''''' u" '''''""' i
''''h '' 'h' "'@' N'''' 'N ''''
tome bo hi| ia" &. p."S"ncA ct 'h'""
''u"r boys '"'h',' b'm 'n !" ''''"''
| tlSg iIlt" NtN - iiilit vac .l''N'fH
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TO wPTTVES.

The advertiser baViug b.sn permanent ~
curei VI that dread disease, Consumption, by .
simpi. remedy. t. anxious l., make known 70
who desire il, as viii .end = copy Of the pre-,
scripliOn us, q, (free Of charge lwttb the dirsc.
tiops for preparing and asiRg the sam", Which
they will hnd sure Cure tor Coughs, Colds,
Parties = shing the Presoriition, win plaAse
address. Roy. u. a. WILSON; isl snn ~.
WiniamsburSh, NY.
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jas .oi9 = o',lity - iSisrin.
oi.
4 wit ol aitsch neut--A love lot
'er.
Doctor, exaniue my tongue, y"
said good woman, "and tell me
what it ueels' ut uosls rest ro.
plie,. til doctor,
Il WONDER" said IN impscuuiou s
tenant, "if the reason the world
moves. is becapss it can't pay rent !!
II dou't like that cat. les GO
spliuters ia itl feet y was the x
cisa Of a f,at-ye,r.sla for taeowipg
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Bavy = 1sa collosses iu The pay,

b8vy u ma1 coLlesses ~ Tie pay
er meeting ina, he 10 fu' Of s.G wno
world be very sorry to base b,s cus-
ionerS admit hat he is i,ght
a H,agdy old fellow sat nloro be-
causo rs be said, hough he had a
great many friends he didn't like
aoy of. them and none OF them liked
him,
There is a good desl of pie!y il
the world which goes fishing or
Sunday aud then sings and whistles
MOODY aud saukey hymn to heei
up the iorm Of religion.
Aonug ladies with ariidcially cleal
comp.ex'ous should not permit th,
men 10 kiss ,bem ou the cueei
II tboy woaI1 becoAo married. IL
90 Oh Yalcaiy, tley shoLie .sel
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NeWL Life

IS given by using Browns
IRoN BlrTERs. In the
Winter Il strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it cnrichcs the blood
and conqucrs disease; in the
Summer il gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall It enables the
sy:tcm TO stand the shock
oi sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
So surely prevented AS by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
lRoN DurrRs ensures per
feet heaiin through the
changing seasons, i, disarms
the danger from impure
wltGr and miasmatic air,
and 1t prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
H. S. BYi,H, Esq, of the
wc'l-known firm OF II. 5.
Berlin < Co., Attorneys, l.c
Dro,t Building, Washing
ton, j. {, writes, Dec. 5th.
1881
CcgRmr. take pleas
grc.n ,taInI that have used
ltnwn's Iron HiucIs fui ma.
l.nr and nervous troubles,
'9us~l ly uvcwofk, with
uNcvl,,ut results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's Iron BIT-
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed ON
with something recon-
mcndcd as "Jnst as good."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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.
looms, their only covering being a
pair Of old tattered drawers. In
/ this manner men became 80 burned
10y exposure TO the sun, that their
akins seemed tanned almost ths Jlor
oi sole leather.
/ The great mass who came into
prison ut thi. time hai none Of the
advantages arising from gradual
initiaiior, but were plunged inio the
depths Of prison misery NJ once.
Without the advantages Of exper+
ience, with limited meius Of com.
forts, they wac throwt into pliaon
to struggle and ,icson icsp 'uden'l,,
aud die. Some tSruIy Of iny COM
pauy lied dnr,ng 'uh mJutI.
D. y. a lad about sixtecn years old
wasa viciim to dcsp ndcncy aud
starvation. Ills delicate stomach
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"ouih ouiy oriuS tuen neuror plnyS
Of sorrow.
There comes to my vision now,
sitting in the snft twilight Of THE
evening, listening 10 the village
church bell, the form of one who
dol -miser,bly storva 1T A1i5r.
s0nville. When frs. mn L. his nc.
1raintlncs, he was n clork at bond
quarters of snmo c0m.otuiug een-
'"!'. To prison orr nclns'nt,nco
,iponol iotp f.ieulsu.p, which eud-
Icl only With ieIth never can
forgot no fia his a'0auta were
when he sp 'kc, NJ he or'cl did TO
ue Of his village hone described
the winling slJPri hrornl 'ha rivor
aide, when he pqss,i IN Lia way 90
school ~ church amt "Or"' sad
he Will, his intel ,,ea' eve 1NCii
lli:' np With sr:'cH.l ii;hi. IN which
N Gre Mingled shadows Of regret,
IN /. Should ple1sa ODD 10 tol.ycr
NC asi ~, "a, mi.cry. , wallI trv
land 4. ns mother oft,n Vi.hei me
To TO-" Ep toll me how IA the
Ian, winter evenings he ren3 10 her
> nile she ro,led the rel cb5clal-
lppl,s h.spfs y b,linr G.e; nni
,'ilen he won,i c-rla;m.' what A
c,utrast to thia s!,ne! AtGu h,
. yr,lll look ,r,rn.i hi.as. AMI str.
in / oN mr OF l,oeu, d,clry t)r,t
ioGten heard iu u. son. II wish | arl
tine srr,ns, n.ym ,ther throws q
Tho dass aul cbitk,a,." or "Sc,
hhat ! au Dn,rici Ard who0 hc
,lil die. his las. flint words were. as
he plicad his wcll worn Bible ia nv
, hand. II shall not be neci,nt tnis
or anything TO ca, much longer !
have tried 60 liye by that bI1k -
t4ke ii.-mav it provo ~ yDu
| ~ it has 10 me. IL Last splaco WHOM
, every earthly h ,pa has puls.i away.
II ,n,,,l In. ,o ,k and re,l in Low,
, hnshed touos from Psalm. NNXIV
- and when concluded tho las, verse
"pho lard red.cm.th the auul u
, his serv uts apl nop, tbu trl',
j., T,m s,,l II, d,,'tp 4,
+ look.l mn. sayiu y pothing, bat with
a smile Of pIa lness. as though that
,,,st;r, srir;, wos his Shortly af
! ,.r In hnc ANA a.liri,us unj I,el
p tho, ,i,or,oo, ana moro yiciin 10
IL, ;,so.,,I hall h,lo Of Anle,s,r
.D,
T,o o,mmo, r,oJa NJ nronorin,
boaios t,r ,ho orave was hy twin,
,,, ,yo l.rco ,,oa to,,.bor nm,
sl.l,,, r,i, bo,Ja obo ovor M
,I,,or 7, us Jac,,soIb,l "A hat
oot roo1,l hv n tbers wn
, so,,I,m the cnse.-it was placed ND
IN lia fac, o,bcrwiss ,he sh,ivcllr,
= lcbeeks the nnclosed evoa, an,
drooninc inv. oa they were carrie,
lbronpl, tuo prison. presented nit
i,blo sirht which vii, not enlary
;, mon.
-, r. wos when dea,b became com
mon no life wbon the prison, reel;
i'm, with dcatLlv yauors. was crowd
", al "a sntYocation with living vic
TINA, whom. side by aldo with life
q death walked With TIE prisoner, ii
was tLen tAat iuhumani:y shuddor
If ed at It's oEn crGel malice, Evea
- rebe. Surgeons, accustomed to sae
iur all Our sulicr!ugs, Protested n
last, aud uttered complaints 70 tn
i authorities, which win bear out o
4 the staoemonts e;er made OF Ande,
| souy,lle suffering aud misery.
L Under The influence OF protest
y, from various rebel sources, lac
~ we're set to work TO eniage the stoc,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN WIN suffered for yonIs iron
ANervous pEl.iIiTf, tkEuAIUE DH
CAY, aud alt the elirets II youfhtut tasitsoss-
tton, will Tor tue sake Of sst rims hwmoesss.
rootion mskins the simple remedy oy sLiek
he Was curad. Sufferers wishtNn to prant ~
the advertisers -xlerls 90 eAn do so by ais
dres~inx a. peitsot eoth once.
JOHN u, uhDEA. ~ C~dar 81. n. Z.
Feb is,iy