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SINCLAIR.

The ARGUS g.. libo an old addle; the
older It gets, tho hettor.
Sinclair is not so populous as some Of
the other grand cities in the World, but
then it is getting to be very popular for
pleasure seekers here OF late. "al tho
same.n
w. A. Watson talks OF lighting up our
streets with gas, as soon as no can accu-
mulate few more barrels OF Eusumger's
gas. Success, old boy.
The Rev. Holden, of the U, II. Church,
held series of meetings at tho school
house, at this place, a few nights last
week. Tho result was, that Alexander
couldn't pass.
Rev. Bedford Is holIing series of
meetings ut No. 20 school house i'm Reno,
this week. Haven heard tie results
this wook.
The school, No. -. formerly No. s
assistant,) taught 10y /. II. Sinclair, Gloss
ell ON the 18th. Speeches on the subject
OF Education wore made by Messrs. u.
w. Showaltor, A. II. Moore. J. q. john
son, G. n. Ridgway VIM. T.. Stanoi a.
Jas. Gon and othors. The patrons cN
presso themselves worry we'll satisfied
with tho service rendTod by Mr.. Sin
clair.
Miss Ollie Sinclair was Visiting here
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Cornwel, Of Mt. Zion, Was
visiting relatives here Inst week.
Chas. Marquis, OF Limestone, has boon
visiting In this vicinity for q few days
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. \. Watson were vis>
ting at G. n. Highways last week.
Miss Matte Donisen, OF Sandy creek,
was visiting in town last week.
Some of QUO boys were Wishing at
Wolnlown ON last Saturday and Sunday.
Jotl was so unfortunate as To let one Of
the VOLS snatch. his.gir from him, aud
waltz her to meeting. i. Jon concluded ho
wanted To- see his Iuuthor
Miss Ret will soon DO. tofi." She got
tho dishes last weok, and next comes the
kettlo,s Its II bouncing. big kettle.
Several of tho young folks of Sinclair
talk of attending the missionary mass
meeting ut Isaac and Jacobs Chapel, n
Barbour CO., onIthe Pleasant Grove cir>
cult. 1t Will be hold In tho interest of
the missionary cause.
IL Is rumored that "PoCahontas' has
boon up i'm tho Hepsidnm country 20 se>
cure the service of u female barber for
the now County Seat.
1t seems as though ,ho Board of Edu-
cation of Reno has got their foot in it,"
the way they have douo in hiring and
Diminishing some OF the teachers of Reno.
They may get GU: OF 1t all right but thore
viii be some one that will learn some-
thing moro cf tao school law than has
beon practicod during tho past school
year
1t IS said that move Is on foot TO vote
down the levy for school purposes in this
county. Whenever. that. is done, Press
ton will be deprived OF a great many of
tho best school teachers that sho now
has. and will have to take tho refused
tedc hers. There Is no money In teaching
school at the present salary the way the
teachers have 10 qualify themselves to bo
abe to obtain n grade While this *
right aud just that every one that wants
To teach ,ch' oil should keep up with tho
times, We can't nor wont, lin my opiniOn)
II the salaries are pat down less than
They now are 4 We wart good work
lone We will have to pay good price.
POLLY SNYDER.
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LYON
Plenty Of rain aud mud.

Plenty Of rain aud mud.
J. =. Browns school closed last we'd
nesday with grand exhibition at night
Miss Mollie Brown wes visiting at w.
-. Browns last week
). 5. Brown, from below Kiugwood
was visiting his many friends in this vi
cinity last we, k. We sro glad 10 see him
smile once more.
Joe & Jim" say they have sisters. So
they have, bur where is Jim's brother7
Ono Of oar young gents took hold Of a
boy tho other night instsqd ola girl, but
afterwards found out his mistake, com~
ploiely wiltcd. L. w.
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NOTICE TO TAKE nEros1r1oNs-

To a j. Bovans Mollio Beyans Han
son -. Jordan Sarah G. Jordan and Ar
thur II. Jordan;
Inko notice that / shall, on tho 9th day
OF April 1884, at KmRwood Pr eston coun-
~, Wost Virginia, al the Court House of
said county between the hours of q a. m.
and q p. IN. OF that day, proceed to tako
mo Deposition of Joseph Hawthorne To
DO road ~ evidence on my behalf in u
certain suit in Equity pending in tho
Circnit Court In the county of Preston
wherein you arc dotondant4 and / am
piaintii. And iflrom any cause tho TAX
ing OF the said dcpositions loo not com
Inoncod ON that day, or n commenced
ana not concluded ON that day, tho tak~
ing of the same will DO continued FROM
day to- day. or from time to limo. at tho
~ mo place and between the Same hours.
until tho Same shall be completed.
JOS. III. HAwTHoRNE, Guardian
BY his Counsel, T.. j. CRodAN.
March l0th, 1881. 3l44t.
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NOTICE.

Tho County Court Of Preston Countv
VIII receive scaled bids ut its noxt term
commencing April It'll 1884 for tho keen.
lnB "I inc poor oi snid County ut it, place
of general reception, for "A term OF two
cars commencing June list 1884. A bond
~ tho pencltY of 81 900 with appr Uod
securely Will DO required rom theacon-
tractor, conditional tor tho faithful nor
iurmance OF his contract The conirnct-
.ng party VIII be required to Furnish lilo
lnWfIos WIN comfortable and suitable
clothes, boddiuW and provisions. Tho
tourl furnishes the house, iud 80 acres Of
landJ btdstcnda. heating stoves and
ch"rs, with' ut charge 10 Tho contractor.
"yinehl7 MADE quarterly. bidders 81 Guild
name sureties and wrilo acros, tho ofvo'
loPe. Bids for Keeping tho POOR Bids
WI DC cicsed at 2 O'Clock m. April 9Th.
mo court reserves the right 70 reject
c0p'tH. Tost.
}. AMI. MAETEN,
Glork
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ORDER of PUBLICATION.
WESTiVIRGINIA.S IS,


AZ Rules hcldlu the Clerks office of tho
County Court OF Pleston county, on tho
hrtiiMonday Of March, 1854,
Joseph III. UawtLorn guar
dian of SArsn q Jordan and
Arthur III. jordan infant child
of Marion ID. Jordan deceased
versus =. Iu Equity.
ans his wife, aud iIandson ID.
Jordan, surviving husband Of
Marion ID, Jordan deceased,
and Sarah q. Jordan and Ar
thur IL. jordan, children and
heirs at law of said decodent.
The objest of this suit ia to procure n
decree for the sale Ofsihe landa la the bill
aud proceedings mentioned, for tho bene-
III OF the intaut heir OF Marion u. j Jordan.
deceased. And 10 appearing that the de
iendants are not residents Of this State.
they are, therefore, hereby requested To
appear here within one month after tho
date of the first publication hereof md do
what IL necessary To protect their interests
herein. And on motion OF the plaintIfI,
by their counsel, IL is ordered that tho
foregoing be published in THE WKsT VIM
GINA ARGUS, awceklY newspaper publish
co IN this county. A copy Test:
SMITH CRAZE, Clerk.
PAT tcK j CRoGAN. Atty. for Plaintiff.
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Observation-Disclosures

To residents Of this oOltRfy-One Y ear
sl.0O in advance $3.50 IL not paid for in
advance; six months, 10; four months,
DC cents.
To Rol,-resideats 0fthe coitnts-One year,
81 ,l5-the Is cents extra being charged
10 prepay POSTAGE six months, 20 cents.
Shree months, 80 cents.
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LEGAL ADS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE


OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF FOREST
LAND IN PORTLAND DISTRICT.
IL. \, Smith and wifc)
W. In ChanCory
Levi MethCuy ct. al.
Pursuant To- tho provisions ofa decree.
rendered Ia the above CauSe, ou the 10th
d'y of December 1883, bN the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, will, on
TUESDAY, APRIL Sru, 1881
before the front door OF the Court House
in kmgwOod, being tho urst day ot tho
April term OF said Court, proceed to sci
at auction, tho
1913 Acres
OF land, directed 60 he sold by said de.
cree, This Is a very valuable tract Cf
timber land, lying near TauuerN', In / ort-
land Dtstricti adjoining Wilhelm aud
Hartman, on the south, Alfred Kolly on
the west bound,d 10y tho Crab Orchard
road ON the north, and -------- on the
cast,
TERMS So much cash i'm hand will hc
required, ns wall hc suMcicut to pay the
costs of said sale. and tho charges inr sale.
ana for the residue, upon n credit ct six.
twelve, and eighteen months, tho iur~
chaser giving interest bearing notes. with
good personal security.
II. w. MoNRoE,
Commissioner.
Bond and security has been giVon in
the above mentioned case ~ required bN
laK.
lost; SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
1900 Heres Of HALUABLE
LAND
VIM. Z Bnrch etnl


,,Dy VIl1' OF decree rendered on the
i9,h ny 3i ~ cemDCr, 1893 700 The Circuit
CoUIt on fI'sion county. 10 the fJr, going
cas,s, we undergone, commissioucrs will
C,nr, IIonso -. , ,.,, 10Y u.oI Oh The
M Pm ia = OF APflL' 1884
.yscts ri, ' ns,c,is 9iI.u''' lDo i,loRIng
ters ~ al, f,,Ii, CO. '' '','.E ''u we wa
Pros,an snd a. ST. - ~ ~ I'D w. c'oH'g OF
one tract az 20O hrgF ,.-
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Will probably aggregate Sl4OO. The
building was owned by Jno NJ. Crane and
Mas estimated in value at s4OO. No in
sufance. MIR. Bells loss, he thinks. will
reach $1,000. His stock of furniture
cofhos, caskets and burial robes is a total
loss, These were on the second floor Of
The building and consequently could not
be saved. No Insurance. Nearly all the
household goods were taken from the
hu'ldhg, and the loss ON these articles is
triniug
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ORDER Of PUBLICATION

~ 7 y i n -
~ rules hold in the Clerks Office OF tho
Clnull 'ourt of Preston county, on the
hr~t Monday Of March, 1884.
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subscribe for THE ARGUS.
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~ Use Onion Cough Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

Probably an Accident.

In the case of Miss Annabel Tower, whose
body was found on the shore at the Wesleyan
Grove Camp Ground, Northport, on the 20tt
inst. The coroner's jury find that the
deceased came to her death by drowning, the
occasion of the drowning being to them
unknown.
On the evening of the 10 inst, Miss Tower
hired small boat at the Camp Ground
wharf and pulled out into the bay. She was
here seen and spoken to by persons in
another boat, whom she accompanied back
to the vicinity of the wharf, the other
parties landing there at about 8 o'clock.
just after landing, they saw her
rowing about near the shore and very near
the place where her body was ultimately
found. 1t does not appear that she was ever
afterwards seen alive. The persons on the
wharf went to the further end thereof to see
the tug Ralph Ross come in, leaving the
vicinity of the floating platform, used as a
boat landing, deserted. At about ten o'clock
Miss Towers boat was found on the shore
within some six feet of the wharf, left by the
tide, Apparently about an hour mad elapsed
since it grounded.
Sunday morning Miss Towers satchel,
containing a handkerchief and a pair OF
gloves, was picked up on the shore. TN the
afternoon of the same day, young woman
and little boy saw pair of woman's boots
and some. white cloth on the shore at the
place where the body was afterwards found.
The tide was then coming in and the boots
were at the edge of the water. Search was
soon after made but nothing was found, the
tide having covered the spot On the
following Wednesday the body was discovred
1t lay in a depression between some rocks,
about three feet above low water level, and
was partially covered with seaweed. The
face was covered by the hat worn Saturday
evening. The clothing was uninjured, but
there were some slight injuries upon one side
of the face and neck. incurred before the
circulation of the blood ceased, but not suf.
ticient, in the opinion of the surgeons
conducting the post mortem. to cause death
or even insensibility.
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II will Delight the Ladies

Boston, August 26.-The most unique and
funniest idea in journalism will be launched
next Sunday, when everybody who buys The
Boston Sunday Globe will receive copy OF
the ''Womans daily Globe of 3002," Thi,
paper will be even brighter than the famous
1881 Globe. 1t will show that in 2002 the
women are governing the country and the
States and the cities, running the stores
mills, etc, while the men will be doing
what is now called woman's work. 1t will
be bright. witty and entertaining, and will
sell so rapidly you had better tell your
newsdealer to save you copy of THIS
SUNDAY GLOBE to keep, and also some
copies to mail to your relatives and friends.
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Solar Tips.

Messrs. John Mundell Il Go, manufacture
ers of the celebrated Solar Tip shoes for
girls and boys, complain that a great many
purchasers are deceived by dealers who sell
an imitation shoe which are called by names
so nearly like Solar Tip that they meet with
sale on the reputation of the genuine article
The genuine Solar Tip shoe is the only
article made by this house, (they turn out
about 5000 pairs day and are brought to
such perfection that for wear, comfort and
price they stand unequalled, Our subscrib-
ers need not be deceived as every pair of
genuine Solar Tip has trade mark and name
OF John Mundell & Co., on the sole. and the
inside lining of each shoe is stamped,
Patented Feb. 10, 1873"
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As rule, have the reputation of imposing on
the credulity of the public in the shape OF
adroitly concocted advertisements, and other
devices to catch the eve of those who are
suffering. But we desire to saw that Swift's
Specific Is. S. s. is decided exception to
this rule. This remedy is manufactured in
Atlanta Ga. and in our treatise on Blood
and Skin diseases we give the endorsement
of many of the prominent people of our city
and state. 1t is true we are spending q large
amount in advertising, for we think it our
duty to humanity TO do so. The wonderful
development in the treatment of Cancer alone,
would make it our duty to have il known to
every sufferer in the world. We have nedi-
cal offices for free consulta. ion at No. I59 W.
23d ST., n. Y. 1905 Chestnut ST., Philsdel-
phia and at the home office.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free.
THE SWIFT SPAcrFIo Co., Drawer 5, At
lanta Ga. l59 W. Esd ST.. \. Y, and l205
Chestnut ST., Phila.
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Hon. Seth L. Millken was in Augusta
Wednesday.
Mr. Horace Williams of Clinton. Iowa, is
IN the city visiting friends.
Mr. +. &. Storer and family are on a jaunt
10 Rsngley in their private conveyance.
Mrs, Hayward and daughter of Savannah,
Ca are visiting Mrs Henry W. Bradbury.
\. l.. Boardman Esq, attended the meet,
ing Of the Sagsdahoc County Grange at
bowdoinham, yesterday.
Miss Minnie Emerson of Massachusetts,
who has been visiting friends in the city,
goes to Rocklaud to-day.
Mr. John +. Pinkham will have charge of
No'cSering and Sons piano department in the
coming Mechanics Fair in Boston.
Mr. Il. w. Leighton of Cstalps, n. M, is
III the city on visit He went West some
ven years ago, and is quite successful in
sheep husbsndry.
Inc down Yankee yesterday afternoon
consisted Of nine heavily loaded passenger
vars and was an hour late. Two locomotives
fN'NN ~ pun w.
hessrs, Geo. II. Brickett and f. d. Sulli-
van depart for New York in some three
weeks where they will be in attendance on
>as Bellevue Hospital for some six months
reported that some of Augustus most
s's'a citizens have yielded to the allure
"en's of roller skating, at Fort Popham,
swinging round the circle" with all the
Ns"''y Of youth. Ii is said that an Augusta
SN-u'syor is one of the victims.
Hon. P o. vickery, has returned from
to'' Fopham for few days, in consequence
VI Tue serious illness of his wife. Mr.. V. in.
'O'ons us that their hotels. notwithstanding
'le unfavorable season, ARE paying we'll as is
also Their steamer Percy v" Mr.. Vickery
S Tue sole management IF the property of
sue Fort Popham summer resort association,
- winch he is a large owner, which NAV ac
toOu' Tor its prosperity, as we never knew
'"' 70 engage in an enterprise that did not
Prove success.
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HALLOwELL.

The republican caucus to nominate a rep.
resentative TO the legislature will be held
at republican headquarters, over the post
office, Friday evening at 80 O'Clock.
The dwelling house aud one barn on the
Industrial school grounds are to be moved
out near the street to make room for the new
school building which will be about where
the old barn now stands.
The Blaine and Logan Guards of Augusta
will be down in uniform to attend the rally
at Wilson Hall.
Mr.. f. J. Brookings of Washington, d.
c., is visiting his mother in Farmingdale.
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Notes From the Camp.cround.

L. B. Bates, Camp meeting John Allen and
others will speak at the camp-ground next
Sabbath.
The meetings during thus far have been
profitable.
The rain interferred with the services for
Tuesday, but Rev. Mr.. Bolton of Boston,
preached an excellent sermon in the DoruinG
and Rev. Mr.. Holmes of Hallowell, preached
one of his best sermons in the afternoon.
Social services in the chapels have been
very well attended
White hats are plenty on the street.
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RALLY AT HALLOWELL,
To be Addressed by Hon. J. B. Foraker
of Ohio.
The Blaiae Guards to Attend.-A Special
Train.

The republicans of Hallowell and Augusta
will hold rally at Wilson Hall Ha:lowell.
this evening. Judge Foraker of Ohio. one
Of the most eloquent orators of the West,
will address the people and band will fur
nish music.
The Blaine Guards and Veterans of this
city will be present in uniform and carrying
torches.
A special train will leave Augusta for
Hallowell at 7.l5 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

The NJ. f. church in Oakland, Me-, will be
dedicated on Wednesday. Sept. Srd, at ? P.
NJ. Sermon by Rev. E. l. ID. Pepper, editor
OF the Christian Standard, Philadelphia,
followed by the service of dedication. At
: 80 P. NJ, sermon by Rev. Edgar NJ. Lew,
d. D.. pastor of Berean Baptist church of
Philadelphia.
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That is daily bringing joy to the homes OF
thousands by saving many of their dear ones
from an early grave. Truly is DR., King s
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, loss
of Voice, Tickling in the throat, Pain in
Side and Chest. or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, positive cure. Guaranteed.
Trial bottle free at Fuller Drug Store.
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I~ Political. - Campaign Banners,
Flags, Suits, Capes, Caps, Helmets, Shirts,
Torches: everything in campaign outfits
Send tor illustrated circular to Campaign
Mfg. Co, 10 Barclay Street. New York.
auU5dlm
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"Adsmson's Botanic Cough Balsam, pre-
pared by F. W. Kinsman & Co., of Augusta,
Me-, il remedy which HIS acquired great
reputation, and having a wonderful sale.
Gentlemen and ladies of frstrate reputation,
who have used it in their families, speak to
us in enthusiastic praise of it.
aug26d&wlw Nv, II. SIMPSON, Belfast. ;"
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The Terrible Drain

Which scrofula has upon the system must be
arrested. and the blood must be purified, or
serious consequences will ensue. For puri-
flying an vitalizing effects, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has been found superior to any other
preparation. 1t expels every trace of impu-
rity from the blood, and bestows new life
and vigor upon every function Of the body,
enabling it to entirely overcome disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

All of one mind-the millennium must be at
hand down in Maine, Vermont, Massachu.
sets, New Hampshire, Connecticut New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, all over Pennsyl.
vanis, and throughout the United States.
The great cure for colds. cough and consump-
ton. For sale by Allen & Co.
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Blaine Guards Attention

Members will assemble a. headquarters at
$50, sharp, this evening, in uniform. prepar-
atory to the celebration at Hallow ell Members
who cannot go are requested to bring in their
uniforms
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Attention Eeterana.

The Blaine and Logan Veterans, having
accepted the invitation to Hallowell this
evening, all members will assemble at repub-
iican headquarters at 80, sharp, in full uni
form to take the cars.
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ES~Instruction in oils water colors china,
pastel crayon and charcoal, SIS for "A les
sons, and drawing with pencil either from
copy model or in perspective, So for "a les
sons, at the HslIowell Classical Academy.
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Mr.. John B. Dyer unfurIed handsome
Blaine and Logan flag yesterday at his resi-
dence on Cushnoc Heights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

CONDENSED NEws.-From all directions
come approving words for Kean's Kidney and
Back Plasters. Hundreds have given them
a trial, and now will use no other.
iune9t&Wtf
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The investigating committee Of the TOgus
Home. make their headquarters at the
Augusta House during their stay here, going
q, the Home in the morning and returning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

The county commissioners were complet-
ing the business Of their regular summer
ss,non, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

An umbrella member fell into the snares of
the tempter Tuesday. and yesterday made the
acquaintance of His Honor, Judge Andrews
Of the Augusta municipal court. 1t seems
that the unfortunate man had made light of
the wine cup, and toyed with the wine when
it was red. Shortly after this simple Incl
dent, he undertook to do job in the line
of his trade, tinkering an umbrella for an
Augusta citizen. Naturally the piece of
work was failure. The owner of the UNI
brelIa found fault, upon which the mender
became pugnacious and attacked the citizen.
he fellow was locked up and during the
mellow September days will be employed on
goods to keep the feet dry instead of the
head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

Sunhower pillows are said to be excellent
fer people with malarial troubles. The
flower is dried and crushed, and is then used
for the pillow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-28

ES~Daily lessons in Music at the Hallow
ell Classical Academy, the tuition being the
same as for , regular lessons week
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1t will cure you-it will convince you-it
will be your stay during life. Only try it,
Jsdwin's Pine Tar Syrup. For sale by
Allen & Co. apr7+&wlm