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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1882-08-03
The " Masher."

els he rare birdp'
Gle is that. The species used to be-
so plenty that every city had them by
the score but of late years the Fool
Killer has got in his work SO well that
only about a dozen Washers can now be
found in the whole United States
He has n sweet look."
"Certa.nlv; he has stood before the
glass for hours 10 practi Gee on that look.
When he parts his hair in the center,
waXeS his little mustache and takes his
dear little cane in hand for a walk ON
the street, he calculates that sweet look
will knock down every second lady he
meets
His plumage is very iine.'
"Oh, yes. The Washer always gets
the best because he boats his tailor and
leaves his washwoman to sing for her
money
is he valuable bird?''
ellis carcass is valued at from two to
five cents per pound, according to the
price OF soap
"Then the species will soon become
extinct"
"les; in few short years the Mash
er will be known ON earth no more. The
Smithsonian Institute and two or three
medical colleges will have specimens
preserved in alcohol and skeletons on
exhibition. and old gray-headed men
have dim recollection of having once
seen the animal promenadingt the earth. "
Detroit Free Press.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1882-08-03
Dis since h Vac Opened:
In 1870 ENGLAND furnished 81 pc

In 1870 England furnished 81 per
cent of the tonnage which sought
that channel; in 1871, Go; in 1872, 20;
in 1873, CO. in 1874 and in 1875, n; IN
1876, 73; in 1877, IS; in 1873, 40: in
1879, II; in 1880, 20; and last year 50
per cent, or more than fOur-fifths of the
whole amount.
1t will readily be seen that although
England does not own n controlling in
tereSt in the corporation, she is never
theless under superior obi cation to keep
the canal open to commerce. When the
Russo-Turkish war broke out in 1877
there were fears lest Russia taking adj
vantage of the fact that the canal was
in the territory of Turkish Dependent
cy, might seize or blockade it, but En-
gland lost no time in declaring that the
canal should be neutral, and in pointing
out the fact that its unobStructed navi-
cation was essential to every State in
Europe. That necessity still exists. and
upon Great Britain, rs the power that
can least afford to have the highway to
India closed, falls the burden of re-
strainng Arab PaSha and his army to
such an extent that they shall not have
the ability to interfere with the canal. 49,
Detroit Post and Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1882-08-03

Confederate 81 900 bills have lately
oee en selling in Atlanta, Ga, for 81, and
500 bills for % cents. -.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1882-08-03

take us the foxes, the little foxes, that
spoil the vines: for our vines have tender
grapes. "-SOlOmOn's Song, 2:15.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
ske,eh,ng the Chiefs Wife


 Ni. Carl Bntk. the Eastern explorer. x now Tn Slam. where be has undertaken a lournc, iaa the object ai Seicntiti. tc- search Nti,,tg ,n september he states that although hc had teccvcd evcrs ,>. ,tsi.snet tfoIn the kins ai siam hc had many obstacles placed III hiswa, bl those ssip had been t!Cpuicd Io assist hun. ie natives uiesi to irtgtltru htth l., tl.maf> ai fsscr>. clil spnli> and other supp">e,i taneef,. and ended hs etcaing hts hofsc. never drcanne thu he would dceide te pr,,t eed an loot. At enc place .,n amae. lng ine eideHt aefutfed. @hieh. how wes q, mght have led thc explorer into Nerf"u, aitiis ulty \ fcit.n thici Whp T. de. seribcd ,s h.mg half naked. bilnd at on. cSc. and dre.,diulls marked wtth tfo snatl. pnN. allowed hl> alte te become the ,r.,,- elcr', model ior >kci.h In the course of hi> work he lu>, touched his sitter 5 chm. n artists w Fl tn order l." get more agreeable pose. Roth husband and wife ;fufnrfiiatt.i, ii,n lHt4 Aiolcni Iagc al ,his supposed insult and the neighbois were etllcd in ta eject the lnirudei hc instant destruction 0i he Ske,t h Nts in. sisted upon Ml Boek bems unwilling io lose II. hn upon the cspcdicni oi gltinB | to the wouain alone. and demanded that .,lI her oomp-nipus should bc sent s i, Vi hale ths> W.tN done he qHi. kl} exc, uted a rough dapIisat, winch ihc woman eui' kI> tore ID pie' V without de. ittiinx the fuSc Nhuh had been played upon her,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
Wilkins Star Proverbs
M'hnehaIl Times


 There are no loafcrs m beehive or dead-bcats Tn lradise.
 The beams that sustain the hear, golden >snbeams oi loNe.
 Time wasted in iault-hnding. can be bette, employed seeking preiit.
 Alexander the Great conquered cserN.- thing ba, Alexander the Great
 \ good nanc k better than precious ointment on the back ot a note
 lis hu; step irom the sublime to ,he ridiculous. but t is litc's tourney back.
 Joseph was the enls man who ever tuned the seven year neh for man : proiit
 One kind ot visc holds inanima,c matter. while another viee holds animate matter
 He ~he stops ,o pick flaws in others knitting work drops many stitches iii his own-
 .'A lu>t ~cigh, and balance are the LetsN. ha; many dealers never horp" the iatd'> pattern.
 Bepusc a man of hope. and Nol would aot leave him a pe. upon winch ,o hang hls >htoud.
 \ good >,ll,t takes his sal on a schooner |, sea. and a bad ,.,t.,.t takes hi> ale in a schooner on shore.
 fVerN man watk> dat his o~n ,le>unN, bu, the kind ef dc>,nN hc huild> depends upon whether heaven of hcil >upplic> hum with ,ool>.
 \ man 5au make mnfe menc. h> II tending Ia hi> o~n bu,ine>> ia one day than It, an aequlrc attending !" hIs nclsh- bors afiLlr> iot , month,
 IheQman who lse> an ishi lite nIas nal seecXe his fcw.ud in dollar, durng h., lie ifmc bui when Il, d,es hc wiil fceel.e the ieM.id ai scent.
 When Nou hear ,, lounE man stS the world owe> ham 4 lNtnt YOU saa make ur s,.s:s n,4tAd that h. nwcs tho ~atid people enough fo bal,n. the deht.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
In Haste
IG,H HllIIT

< moiher-Ionk.ug woman fe, enfl{ csFcfulls handed the stamp olrrs d; ,hc ,,..,'of'lce 4 letter marked ~ln haste ,ad inquired ,t,herc aas any estra charge fpf writing hat on.
 oh none a; all
 How spon pill he le'fer so ou'
 -lu-abogi fory miuutcs.
 ->,a sooner than 'ha'(
 ~NeIl. ~c nigh, hIre A spee ial ram and ge, ]; of n about IA er.t} .nlnuies
 N Would !. bc tpo nueh iraublcE
 .-Oh. none 4, al.
 She thought ior moment, turned 'he letter over three pr four umes. and iinai.s sad
 ~l guess uon', ask you ,o hHe special tram. bu; f yoa all be .lud enough 10 telegraph my sister that hase written her letter ,p teli her that cant come nj Monday. and ,o be. at the depo, to meet me. and iha, mother dtdn'r go f.as, after all. shall be eser s, much obiiged. t.a.od morning.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
SHYLocK TO ANTONIO.

Sicnor Antonio. naanN time Gnd oil Tn der Riasto YOU la: abused me Aloud mine moBrN>. aad sad dot | took more indere>i ia Near Den der principal ya> come io sill haf borne al dose mt A patient shrug. For xat YOU call T . saiferance. Nas der hsdse uS At. aGr tribe. You call ne bad n@iaes-- Mtsbeiie, CT. eut-ihre.if. son uv gan. Gteep >hon. UnG >o sn. Yell den. II va> now 1ppcared Dot yea need mine helap Yoa come to me uuG sou said. Mister Sh4iuck. oiG pos. Fauld Like L. borrow dree thousand duoat> Ill nrxi Satutdas isa said So You sot haf booted rne Two. drce. SIX. severn dimes. Ind ,purn Il me frssn souF threshold Like i dog MoneH, ss sour suit. den By goodness. YOU hal mere cheek A | book agent Should not saIe. Haf dog none, Do son ny gun Keep psTk ackouEe Didn'; Il been impAs>ibilliy Dot cur should cad VOL Drsr douSand dueats Or. Shall bend luy und n q bond>man ArN Mi, hancsI breath and whispered humble
 8eSS Sad ihIs:
 ' 4sr str you spit ea rue on Wednesday ia>t You sparn q me aa IairsdaY. On Friday vau t5'ti m- io stPe or Nine ,hln oit
 Anuddcr dtue vet = ne old >tiek-in- -der-uaa Und now. for dose d ass ic-ti ses---ss lie ls...t n!ckei. C ,d took < mortgage On sour old palc head
 -rrrf-efH.5 Ve.s SisksEssire ''
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
Lied Like a Pirate.

You found d mans pockcs-book yes terdav wha, did you d. ~ith IL, fn- 4asred t5ay of one of hls playma,es. ~G,2se i; back To him. replied the finder.
 What did yer d. ,ha, for:
 I @eult1'' again
 -- Yef ~osldnt. @hy n9,
 :. ause hc he'd to me Ike plraie.
 How SO, D.dn.' he gIye yoa noth- ng:
 5es. he gave rne fifty cents. bu' he s.s5d | >iaay, continued Q bc as hones; as if,4t | ga to congress some das.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25

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 h ..5 Frue. frr..a4 ss.~a > sfa hef, g ?. snd- ti''f f.s6.ar @-tf [ 9f aHsat f- .t'i ftr ss f e..tlng stfat sa4 -ft-
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 >t sI.kI~fI5 tTf.I~l. f..s .f rasa bhs seHtef t.. ni44e r. ssasf f.e.s asstt. tlet MR stf XII pae <a afle,ps.. ,.fnr srsaaa1 tsie es.fase atsi s'aa.. sl3n ~t i-rHtk1f Iiti~tEt tiio>~[ s'fzue~ pf~=sses sss i.ist.e ss pt.eef danng Ef13t st3 oF fKksfK ae- T 4ss 4- ftfagaentsi i, tefs.rr = sf'It-a 70 stsh ' .of gre' speect af re15sfa s. ,, [. rsste3 N palt beat. assn =t HsH' Nh sz- i-53e s.ff~ sH44a and IFisf'5rssA i-it7nsHgs ass sassff -astetoss sefchrs aaa ;safsgfs pa. lntsnsslY ini~fe sfrg and hTfss aHsassHg
 THs ssIErfsp VsrfgB ie No :. f@r aisote ttr ssrr4g- nss sapst .eIee'lons An in;rr-ssIng i-tfrf fralfsfs{ az lzna. is 4 .sli NrifieH sesst i~tirf gtNnE 4 great n.snt Intrtet;sng d.sszEis 9i English tfe that have escaped moot corrrsp spond~nft. ur ffs En@fton. s.4 scry able @Fise!@ sHsi-ths most seasHtle sa~ an Er4srsen frs.s. aBFsArfss.s 8th z s.iisi- ~ have ever s-~n TT h~ 5at f1r page ef inis agmis.r sre filled ait th@ fses, clipptags that large -schanys iisr far n1Sh
 >endssDur subscriptions, CT orders for sa:s pls copiss. ;o
 REAL BESHAA.
 Little Rock, Ark
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
The Bes, He Gan Do

An arm, chapl.,n iclaIey 'hc following funny ,fnfy Sccn1 t 6!tiiA r. eti u, 4in nn the ;en,c m igoft' '.i .' hna>c III '.,;of sIA, one day. lHc preaehef sfepped and sad
 " Is your father a, home =
 \u he gone ie htn l..
 ~l, ye4t melhc' ln
 "<o she gone 'no
 = hen ,f,0 ,fc II !, saafs'iff' z A.-s->e,,,, ,itai iItis,gffI 'src fiIs,grr sal
 [ hsf> bad
 cs. IL bad bur rs the bc,i hc .n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25

4 New England man wanted horse 10 ride a; the annual parade. ''Do you want a spirited animals ," asked the livery man. - No. not sers. .' Do you want a quiet one No no, very.- Wha, do you van, them" l want a horse that looks a good deal more spirited than he really is- --[l<fyosf Eree Pyegs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
HE ARKA>sAw fRA}ELtR

taFIl fItti4 toIt tf< HF THI Ef~I 1kf8f<ff sNtf oit iE IT'D rtIRf-ff E .Sf}f. .f4 t-tfK ffsI
 Cls4>
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25

Egg festivals are the latest Each lady brlng, an egg ~lth her name written upon IL These are deposiie ln basket and before supper they are passed around and each gentleman takes one and the lady whose name he draws Is his partner for supq-er- II HhfGkaX 7fnses.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
Spicy and Witty
Afar.ann. ind.r

The trs' 'ssGe of,he spicy and AIt'y As- KANsAW IRavELER vas received this week l. ls devoted te fun and literature. which department is under the management ot the well known humons,, Opie P. Read
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25

Many innescent-looking citizens are dai- ly charged with d great deal more than they ever intend 10 pay.-.1<zv rovk .S1r- day .Ie-Vs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
AS TRAVELLERS MAY DESIRE.

IEsfs fr sahr
  day As night
 l.. D. GLEASON
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
e~

it~As probably a ild. ..e eofole"nargAunc of ,hal .uea ;, h l. ,Isis h.s bread vas but tered eH haax H0,hf
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-10
He Understood.

sNow, then, Mr.. Cashmere, are you ever
going to get them pants done p exclaimed
the promising youth, hurrriedly, entering the
establishment of his faVorite tailor.
They'll be lone tomorrow, sir replied
the gentleman of fits, quietly.
'That's what you said yesterday"
Exactly"
sWell, isn't this tomorrow 7"
Certainly not"
"Well, wasn't to-day tomorrow, yester-
day /"
1T was, but it isn't tomorrow to-day"
sWell, when in creation will tomorrow
be, then?
s'Don't you know p
mo"
do you remember the last suit ! made
you?
Eyes"
"You remember when I called for my
money you always said you would pay to-
morrow. discovered then that tomorrow
never comes. Do you understand ?
The youth sought the street, and BY the
gentle slam he gave the front door it was
| quite evident that he did. !
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-10

sgRtes guaranteed, taking quantity and quality into consideration, whether contract Is
made or ct before shipping, and aHg goods shipped on or before June 10 from Chcago, IT,
LOUIS St Paul and other points, reaching Bismarck on or before Ju lt Will % through
10 Fort Bmono N time, Usual transportation risks excepte) or Will make good the Extra
DELAY and nondehvery, The Manager claiming onyth privilege of stopping the mennonea
AGENTS from akingt too much freight should here BET rush in the latter part OF tn season.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-08-04

@s mar am gnbe bes Nonnts SUM-,
ais i'm guriaaIe al e.. cine jsner be-
Iiebten Soireen ffattfanb, bic nit 6unffs
probuftioneu besiHlen uub NIT etueul
improuifrten Eanae en6isen. Zen Qt9ts
punt bes gouceStes bilbeten 6rdulein
@ilbed's 9efIamntionen; mas ionfi
nod geIunseu ober seipisIt wurbe, eIbOb
fi1 ni9t iber cine a~ufdn6ise WPitteIs
mdBteteit.
Auguite bate On bisiem Abenb wieber
bic Mueen nnb ben 2iebreis zines touul
erbIa5ten Mtdbdens. Grng iie cine uuz
mabrnebntbare Sdminte, Ober mar es
bas @asIi9t, weI5es bier, ME auf ben
Bibne, IN Eeleu Str6ueu auf fe uies
berHoB2 Cine ent3a6enbe 6rii@e Tag
auf i5rem antIis, tetne Spur batten bie
ftirmii9en Sewegunsen Der Iesfen @o9s
3uri6seIaheu, tetle Spur, aud bas un'
! wObIietu, bos fe bur@ mebrere Gage uOu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-08-04

Raben q 9ebi3t-
Gin Experimentation SOet i4aoeTt
ben SeeIenJutanb na9 Dem 5ai4ine an
foIsenbe sewiB maIerii9e BHis:
DaB as i'm Wasen 6udf,
Dur9 BITE @sodrnle audit,
Sn bsm @ebirue judi,
nub in Der RsbIe sIu6t,
Banse bas Ser; il4 budt,
Der @eiit f9 gang usrrudt,
0erffnnO ii4 ni9t mtbr mH6t, -
I'D, Dos 1T bos PrObutt,
9at man 3u tief ms gIos sesu6tl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-08-04
AUS grima a.

Maqsr, Der, ME scu6hnIi4, fcinea
Cicero uidt prdparirt bat, fu9t Der Anfs
m~ertIamfeit bes 2ebrers 0abur9 90 ents
oeben, bag er fa fOrsfdItis binter BEN
Raden Ieines 8Orbermannes Deretrst.
Der Ger Brofenor, ueI4er ote De-
mahuuceu Miqer's entbedt une ri4tta
erFaBt, fnet maIitios:
Bun, WaHer, sic MAIDEN q IL 9eats
oerabe 70, ME Der 8oseI StrenBI Der
itedt aud ben Ropf tn ben SaHes eanstf
i6n Der lebrsr ni@t febtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-08-04
0hne RnrteiIiareit

Gin Rne9t beffri9 f9 feline Sroos
I@nitte anf bei6en Seiten init Butter;
barber sur 8eOe ssffeGt, iagte u: ia,
wifeu's, mein llntcrmauE IN mir ebeH 70
Iteb, ME mein SbeTmGuI."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-08-04
aus einet 6 oufsrsn5btsPHtas
tion.

,Sbre Oppoftioneu, 9eu eoHese
fn6 IN Der That f&uer 81 wi6CTIesen-
S&o6e nur, bag fe ans benz sIei9en
Bu&e entucmmer fnb, Gns benz -
meine Ebelen eei9cft babe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-08-04

Die SIoI9. Somburser Eropf.n toIet 80
alien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Az 6obsn. oSer per
ben bel SefeuHn9en i'm Setras. Don $500,
mad gmptan9 bes gel6eS, trei mad allen
3heileu Der Der. Staaten ~perIan6t.
Nan abreifre:
w. WoeeIer d &c.,
~.r.- ...srs Baltimore. 1tA.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-23
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL.
TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLE.

vI>HE poor as wellas the rich, the old rs
| well % the young the wife, as wen as
the husband. the young maiden as we as
Young man, the girl ms well rs the boy,
may inst as well earn few d >liars III hon
es, rmpln, nle,t. a. to Ait around the house
and whit for others to earn II for item. We
can give tou employment, Nil the lime, or
during your spare hours only; travelling. or
in YOUR own ncighborhoud. among Sonr
friends and acqnnin,nn,es. II you 1t" not
care tor employment, we can lmpaH val
liable information To you free of cost 1t
will ca / YOU only one cent fora Postal
card to write for our Prospectus, and II
may I've The means nf making You good
many dollars.
Do net neglect this opportunity You 10
not have to invest large sum of money,
and run a grca, risk of l"osing H.. You
will readily see ,hn' il will he an easy
matter to make from SO Il" ! 100 week.
and establish, a lucrative, and independent
business, honorable straightforward "nd
profitable Attend to this mntter NOW,
TOR there is MONEY in 1T for all who
engage with us. We will surprise you and
vol, will wonder why you never wrote to
rs before We send full pNrttcu'
l..rk frc<. Address
BUCKEYE MFG Co,
Sen %. GIN. Marion. Ohio.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-23
TRIMMING TREES

There are frequently pleasant day,
ia February that the weather is not
too cold for the fruit grower to work
in his orchard comfsrta'hly. As this
is usually a season OF leisure. when
.uch DAYS come they shoul. be 1mp'ov-
cd by looking oyar the orchari. and
cutting of such limbs as nav he
thought necessary for the improve
snent Of the orchard. and emitting Of
such limbs az may be thought neces-
ssrv for the Improvement Of the or
chard. Limbs cut oil at this season
OF the year, when the sap is comp.~a-
lively at rest, leave a wound that can
Do more easily protected from the &C
tion of the weather. than if cut a few
months hence, when the sap is'in mo.
tios.
TO trim tree just right requires
good Judgment, good eye and some
experience, as well "a good tools The
should not only be sharp but perfect.
IL straight, and set wide enough to
:un easy; the knife and the axe should
also be sharp. To trim trees with
poor tools is not onl y very dis ,greea-
able work, but it is impossible to do
tue work we'll.
Some make mistake in trimming
trees bv trimming too ,auch in the
middle, cutting ont not only large
limba but also all OF the fruit bearing
spurs leaving small amount of bear
ing wood at the end Of each limb.
While it is desirable to cut out all
limbs that cross The other lialbs and
TO keep the inside of thet,ee so that
the fruit can be easily gathered, thcra
70 a point beyond which it is not iu-
dicious to 20, as some Of me best fruit
grows In the centre of the tree; this is
especially true Of some varieties Of
apples.
There are some pear trees that grow
too high. and need to have their tops
cut OF to make them grow more
stocky. The peach tree net only
needs to be cut off at the top hut to
but to be headed in on all sides.
In trimming small trees, one thing
should never be lost sight Of; that is,
that the trunks should never be ex-
posed to the hot sun; il: the top does
not spread enough to shape it, a few
inches Of the lateral branches should
be LETT to furnish leaves for shade
Where large limbs are cut off the
wound should be covered with gum
shellac dissolved in alcohol, or wAitt
lesA 70 wed With y little q,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-02-23

House and Farm.
Care of the Teeth.

Or. George W. Brush, in tho An
nal. of Anatomy and Surgery gives
some excellent hints with regard to
the prevention Of disease to the teeth.
lie remarks: Observations, extend
ing over the last twelve years have
taught me that many cases Of facial
neuralgia may be traced to the mouth
and teeth, neglect Of these or unsk'lI-
ed operations upon them heing the
primary cause. The family phvs''
clan lie supposed to be interested IN
all matters which pertain to the vel
fare and functions of the different Or
CANS of the body, and will! bs called
upon to advise in this as we'll as In
other cases, and should not un1nr'ato
tho Importance OF giving careful and
explicit directions in order to obtain
for his patients the highest Of all con-
siderations in medicine or surgery
that Of prevention Of disease. la the
mouth this may be done: Fret, by
cleanliness; second, by preventing
over crowding Of the teeth-a most
fruitful source of decay and conse'
quent trouble and expense Of filing
or plugging. it is better to sacrifice
one or two sound teeth at the right
time, to relieve this condition O.
things, than that they should remain
and jeopardlze the whole set. Third
early attention 10 any cavities which
may require filling, instead Of wait
ing until the cavities have assumed
ouch proportions AZ to render the op
Grafton extremely painful and the re
suit somewhat doubtful, Frequent
examinations should be made-a'
least once in six Eonths-esparially
from the sixth year, the time of The
eruption Of the first molars, unit
adult life. and any imperfection rem
edied as far as possible. 1t Is toe
often tho custom to wait until some
note Of warning is sounded, in the
shape Of a s!eepless night. before con.
sultatlon is had upon the sub jact, and
then what might have been a simple
thing has become u formidable one
and, if the patient IS child, dread
ie established which is not easy &c
overcome, and thus other teeth are
neglected and lost. 1t is safe to sar
that over one-half he troubles and
suffering which chill 'ren endure. even
with their deciduons teeth, might bs
avoided bs promptly filing with some
form Of plastic material ltlsa com
mon impression that once the nerv.
Of tooth ia dead, thai tooth canlo'
trouble any more; that tl,s is an or
ror has blen before Seated in effect
II Is then that a!yeoar abscesses be-
DIN
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The Art TesuSOri;sl.
MR. AMOS LUCAS,
l,f Long ISruuCh,)

(of Long Brauch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion 'ha' I'M
columns of the CLARION are thena'y mean
whereby he can bring his business to TIT
,ropcr standard gives vent rs follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAN
POOLING AND DYElNG
IN the latcs, stvlc Of tho art tons"rial.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAl
SHAVE
Ia the motto Of this rn,erprising artist, anc
by stric, attention TO business can nell
bu, please all Will he in his shop M"h'
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays all day
and evening.
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N s w
Furniture * CalSket
R % @ ME s,
ON THE SQUARE
MechnnicstOWH Md.
OO--cOOO

The Undersigned manufacturer
and dealer in furniture, aud general
undertaken, calls attention to bis en-
ti,elv new and complete stock, con-
sisting in part ~ follows:
Chamber Suits, Mattresses, Spring
Bottoms and all Kinds Of goods, that
are usu lily kept in furniture ware
rooms. Repairing Of all kinds prompt
Iy done.
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Almond Rock Boil half a pound
molasses and ha f a pound Of raw SUI
gar for half an hour. Split two ounces
efsweet almonds, and when the treaclp
and sugar are poured out on dish or
stone which has been previously but
tered. place the almonds on the top,
sat3 .et j, remain ti.l II becomes hard.