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She Collect.


She was very romantic. Herfather was
a millionaire. whose life had been devot-
ed TO sausage raising. He was very prac-
iical- naturally, hut all the poetry of her
family was right in her. She was below
ed by another miuionaire's son. but she
had been reading romance and stuG, and
when be proposed to her She declared he
must 10 something poeticai for her.
"neares, what can I dor
Become a poor artist"
81 couldn't be any other kind Of an ar
list
u mean you must pretend Il be a poor
artist. IA does not know Won. You must
come and make love to me. and / viii
Gll in love with you. Pa viii object and
make a row. We Will clope and get mar
ried and when its all over wen tell him
and it will be delightful
And SO he became q poor artist and
took a poor studio ani daubed on can
vases and pretended TO paint pictures.
Aud there was another millionaire
daughter got to coming 10 his studio and
sitting for her picture. In those delight
ful teie-a-tetes be forgot all about the TO.
mantle maiden and when the romantic
maiden come n night in peasant COS
tune as a sweet surprise to run away witt
him she found he was married 10 tn,
other girl and had gone OH on his honey
moon. She thinks that romances are al
lies now, and that nothing happens il
real life as it happens in books. She
about right.
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Gradual Solution Of the Negro
Problem.

The negro question Is three quarters Il
century old. within that period ! vast
majority of the nation have totally chang
"a Their convictions as 10 what are the
necros public rights. Within that period
the sentiment Of every community and
the laws q every State in the Union. s
well a. Of the Federal government. have
been radically changed concerning him.
Ia their dimensions in their scope. ~
their character, the problems original re-
lltions have pissed through a great and
often radical change 50 far FROM the
problem still existing ia its original rela-
tious. only two OF three Of those original
relations any longer exist Within the
memory Of men still IN active life there
was not a foot Of soil under the American
flag where a negro detected fleeing from
slavery was safe from violence. And the
vast changes that have been effected
not hy time, mark it, bat hy men, some
times at peril. sometimes at cost. of their
ilNes IN Northern states as well as Ia
Southern-have been very uniformly in
the direction 81 the great problems sim
plidcaiion and solution. The problem is
being solved slowly, through the YEAR,,
It is true in pain, il. sweat, in blood,
with many q mistake, many a discourage
ment, many an enemy, andsadiest Of all,
many a neutral friend in North and South;
yet il is being solved. and it Is only 10y
m%isconceiving the motive Of those who
have effected these changes that Mr.. Eus-
ms, Tor instance, can cali the long, fruit
fal and still persistent ard determined
effort, an Unsuccessful experiment."-
q. W. Gable in the Dec. E9r,an.
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- Measures ID a oentIeman

English gentlemen Of four hundred
year ago considered the pursuit of litera-
ture. ar and science unw.rthy Of any 81
their class. which was expected to live
solely for sport. american g%enaeiaen
and this inciules 81 Americans hold
the same opinion with regard to all me
chanicai pursuits. Are such notions a
whit less childish than those Of four
hundred years ago / tank they are
even more 50 for a man may very well
be a gentleman without scholarship, bat
be cannot be one without being able 20
earn his living by his own labor. The
truth j., while We hatter our vanity with
the notion that We are an enlightened
neople. on the ground thai We have a
form Of government and certain mechan-
zeal c-ontrigances which cur forefathers
had uot, set We are sunk IN barbarism rs
regards all ideas of human worth. FoT
wen nigh two thousand years, Christian
.y hls fsaghi that character, and not po-
si6on OF possession. gives value 70 men,.
We act and think, Tor the mos. part. IS
if such teaching had never existed
For,a-
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Tennysnn in his exqaitite poem, dreams
Of long procession of lovely ome Of
49, past. This Is al very well. bnt the
laureate wouid have aene the worid
q greatest service 8he had enly tola the
women q ihe presen. how they couid
iaprsvo their health and enhante her
charms. This he might easily have done
bY recommending the use Of DR.. Pierces
Favorie Prescription. Health il the eesi
friend Of beauty, and the ~innumerable Ills
t. which women are peculiarly subject its
worst enemies. Long experience. hiss
urose that the irealth q womankind
and the Fayerife Prescription" walk
hand IN hand, aud are a~asspzrable. II
il the only medicine for women, sold ~
druggists, MIR q poFairs guarantee from
the manufactures, that il viii give salts
faction in every csse, or money viii be
refunded This euarentee has been Frin
tel on the botfle-wapper and f%aithfuIly
carried out for many years
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How bu-hrs and qnies RE Ean'
Beilethe lake.
wsere Tie song-Eeary THRASH lead aH's'
Is nesting ~haifaWake.
TIE warm gray lig'ss q eseaias "assr
ID eesfig pass
Along tie dagsrl pataf esd 'Ae a
80 raif1 u9r u'
Low ~ tae usis maH
CsaeiaE t-e blue
Come. up and siirer sebne-d sha-~
The hats fit darby tAro
And visions. born af fancy and ihe n'sHi
Glide TO and ir9.
More viii dream fa amid the solemn Asht
And softly c,me and CO.
49, f,e moor-eise ient over earth
And .kys aide rans-
steals the iow laughter oi tTo io'eF MINI
How ,weei il souads yet strange
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Poems and Stories,

ny P-or Wm-C SKINNER PROT iierncrt h "a
ans. Prof Hirhad q. Ey Prot k". ihomiAiA
prlf Arthur q. uadiey. and oihers-
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Rheumatism

is undoubtedly caused by laetac acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the fbrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches in
the back shoulders, knees. ankles, hips,
End wrists. Thousands Of people have
found in Hoods sarsapriila a positive
cure for rheumatisn. This medicine, by
its purifying action, ueu,ra ICES the acid
ity ofthe blood, and also builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
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Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They Of
ten say, @0h, i. will wear away" but in
most cases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
We sell on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
Price so cents and 81. Tfial sizes FREE.
At all Druggists
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Geld silve-. BToase. Copper. Only 10 Cents
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The Homeliest Man

In Somerset, as well As the hands omest
and others, are invited to call on any
druggist and get free a trial bottle of
kemp's Balsam for the Lungs, a remedy
that is selling entirely upon its merits
and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
Chrome and Acute Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Consumption. Price so
cents and 81.
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shnoh's Catarrh Remedy.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvellous
cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria, Canker
Mouth. and Headache. With each bot
tie there is m ingenious Nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment Of
these complaints without extra charge.
Price 80 cents. Soil by George W. Ben
ford & Son.
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An editor, at a dinner table, being ask
if he would take some cake, replied, in
a ct of abstraction, Owing TO a crowd Of
other matter, we are unable to find roon
for it."
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1883.
Harper's Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.
1889.

Hsapers Iotng People begins itstenth vol
ume with The first Number I'm Novembe-
During tie year il viii contain Eve serial
stories, including ~Dorynmi.s by Kirk
Munroe " The Red Mustang. by W. o..
stoddard aud ~ Day ia Waxlond. bv
r. K Mankitrick Nels Thurlows Trial.
by J. T. Trowbriiee The Thnec Wishes
by !. Anster aud Brander Matthews q Sc
ries Of fairy tales, written and H-ilstrated by
Howard Pyle Home Studies In Natural
History, by Or. Felix l. Oswald Little
Experiments by sophia b. Herrick and
-Glimpses ofChild Life from Dickens. by
Margaret T. sansster articles on various
sports and pasiimes, short stories by the best
writers, and humorous papers and poems.
with many Hundreds of Illustrations Of ex-
celieni quality. livery line in the paper IS
subjected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny
in order that nothing harmful may enter its
columns.
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iassiy ie fhc arm. Chat Supported her-
From Grace King Story q a Lite
Church ia Horpu Aa9szias for Deoem-
her
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Groom lin a suburban village)-"We
are looking for a small house one about
big enough for a young couple"
Agen'-~Yes, sir. Would you ike "a
twin cottage? p
Bride-"Horrors Nor
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S%ATURD4K. DEC. Is. 1855.

at O'clock n m. on the premises, the following
described real estate. late the property Of George
kocher, deed, viz.
\ certain tnaet Of land situate IN Qu%emahnning
Township. somerset County. Pa. al Joining lands
OF Noah swank. BenL Bowman, II. W. Herring.
and others. containing 30 acres aud 70 perches.
stTict measure, more OF les. OF which - are in
meadow balance consisting Of cleared and timber
baud, being nndeTlaid with a 10 foot vein Of best
quality Of dre clay. within q sh0rf distance Of the
somerset & Cambria Railroad. Have opened and
= now being worked a hne lime quarry. house
and kiln A good vein Of cual 3 to feet thick.
Iners Is therenu cracfei q n o-stnrr lnr
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Falling in love occasionally keeps a
man ont Of mischief, and is also apt to
keep him out nights.
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NOTICE.

An persons purchasing az The above sale will
please take notice that a part OF the purchase
mouey-to be made known az the time Of the
sale-T1u be required aS soon as the property IL
knocked down. Otherwise e viii again be expos
ed 70 sale al the risk Of the first purchaser. The
residue OF the purchase money must De paid on
or before Thursday Of the ist week of the Dec.
Ion securing the acknowledgment 81 deeds. and
no deed VIII he Acknowledged until the purchase
money l. paid in full.
Sheuns Office, r s. MCMILEN.
Nov. Il, ISIS. sheriff
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An epfgme of~ eyerything that is attractive
and desirable in juvenile liieratnre-Boa0a
cOurier.
4 weekly feast Of good things to the boys
and girls ~ every family which il visits.-
BrgokiDi Jfoe.
It's wonderful in its wealth Of pictures.
information and Interest Christina lido
caic. ". \.
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America.

Little saint Elizabeth BY Mrs Burnett. au-
thor OF Little Lord ~fAunflcrOy . The Eou-
une Of The Reptsatc, how The Governments j. ear
ned on COLLEGE AlnieueS Amateur Pho
Biography Boys and The National Guard
" fhe GsTis Crusade Indian Stories. school
Stories, etc The Bells Of u. Ann" q serial
about Canvda south American Slorics-" A
RaiiIaad Ia the Ciands Indians u the ina
1on. by ars. frank K. stockton, etc.
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STORE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

By the undersigned, In the town of Law ansvile
Somerset County, Pa, on the Bedford and Nj.
Pleasant plank Road. 1 miles west u Snmersst,
the County seat and RAJ lruad station This prup-
cry Is centrally located. being on the Northwest
corner Of the Diamond, and consists Of three
Fights ofan acre of grould, with a two and Il half
story irnne dwelling. with Il" and stOrerOOm
combined size, with Il 90 feet front. and %
feet deep there are 20 rooms in the building,
the store room being We'll Ested up and being the
catch place, il always commands a large trade /;
there are on the premises II go0i well gardcn and
cellar two warehouses. n wash house. wood.
coal and smoke houses, large and connections
stabling, and fruit OF all kinds. Layansvilis j. a
town OF about . residences population about
30 has two churches, Lutheran and Reformed,
tao schools, two stores, n large ereamery and va
rious mechanics, aud J. situated in the heart Of
one OF the wealthieSt farming and most extensive
stock raising and produce communities in Somer-
set County. and has always been noted as a good
place for merchandising, This property j. in
good trim. and is the most desirable store site,
and best business stand in the toxin Is always
Sccn pied and commands Sl26 rent annually will
be sold cheap, and on easy terms. The right man
W II make a Bonanza by Investing here. No
goods for sale property only. Possession given
april ], lsS9. For price and terms call on or address
ALEXANDER COUNTRYMAN,
0 30, Evansville, Somerset County, Ia.
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WANTED

Every reader of tlis papert % thonnshl~ nm
defsiaud that physicians and suterinflndenfs ID
hospitals do not lead their names -8anyore fen.e
IN connection with an article 20 hdrertise. miles,
indeed, 70 reflects credit On both The name nnd
the Profession. letther chee1fuIiy indorsa Klsin's
Sliyef AEe Rye Nhtskey over their Signatures
and why Because IL Is really what Is eIaimed
Tor it-the best sumul1ut now known in me- 1nar-
ket It's very cheap. only y IA Der mn glls-r
Asa Your Druggist f0r b.. and Use az other an.
lDtle possihiE may save q sifieul- much main. IL
! no. aenlealt. a. claimed By aoulo BE- coupet-
tor, hut j. a pune stimuiant wbor. f.rsl -
y" DC iolna % The market Adirt<s. ir nlrbar
informant on, Max Klein. - FedeuI street. ALE
gheuy. ia.
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Papa, why do they always call a rail-
road train a She p
Because it takes three or four men to
manage her, my son." replied Mr.. Daw-
die, glaring toward his wife.
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.ATAR1

TATARHR.-Pruf. C. r. Cook. Prin-
" eipal High School. Gt. Bend, Pa. formally Of
Somerset county. Pa, says Of NATURE's REMEDY
Fog CATAKEH II b the hest ~Iailiafnr fOE Ca-
tarTb ! ever tried. II j. the tsst cafarrh cure l
ever tried Il l. the simplest and easiest Ia NE Of
anything ] ever tried II any friend Of mine
should mad this. I wish him 20 understand that !
sav with all sincerity that I AN acquainted with
Mr. l. N Gray, one OF the proFFietou of Natures
Remedy for Catsrrh. Tie + an upright. honorable
gentleman. and his medicine i the hest caiarTh
remedy that can be found. IL has cured me, and,
] believe 1t viii cure any person suffering from
eatarrh."
IL is sold by druggists and dealers. IL may be
sent by mail price 81. Every package contains a
fun Quarter pound OF medicine. send for our
book rs mo. 32ppl entitled How to cure Catarrh. ="
Address, ]. NJ. GRAY CO, RUSH, S-UsoJEHASSA
COUNT Pa.
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Religious and Theological Articles,
Social and Political Articles,

Pc ufs,an Huntingdon. bishop Coke. Bishop
p1tne. Bisaau Hurst. Dr. Theodore J. Cuflcr' IT.
uowarl Osgdod. ur Howard Crosby, W. Al
40 dom. n. George Z. fentecost ana "thefs'
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Terms-Postase Prepaid, >. 90 a Year

FOL \ Bsgas No.. G, ISIS.
Specimen Copy sent on receipt of 2-eent
stamp.
Single hunters. . cents each.
Remiutances should be made by Postofice
Money Order or Dran, 20 avoid loss.
~Ne'rspaPers are cot % eapg dis ~fdratsglat
0dhoatt nc ea'oes ogiecg q HtpecG Bros.
Address-
HARPER & BROTHEES New York.
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! van NAPtt " Pl'if safe ~ the Nuuft House,
ia Somerset Borough, at O'Clock ?. NJ. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888,
All the right, TILE, interest aud claim o. John
smith. %. IA ana to the following described real
estate, viz.
certain tract ofiand simate 10 ADDISON Twp.
Somerset County. Pa. adjoining lands OF Calvin
Davis. UTias kinElcr. Henry Shuldy. &. S. Mitch
ell, and Others, containing 80 ACRES more or les.
having thereon erected q two story dwelling
house, oan ami other ombuildings. 100 acres
more or les an cleared, 10 acres In meadow.
Limestone 41aUy small sugar camp. apple orch
ard, ETC. on the premises. with the appurtenanceS.
Taken ia execution as tie property Of John
smith al the suIi OF Alfaels Miieael
Also
An the tight, ttls interest. and claim Of Russell
r. heachy of. in, and % the following described
real estate viz. fFc certain lot ~ ground s.tu
ate in salisbury Borough SomersetCa. Pa known
A. lot No. rs AID a., Beuchy's addition Of said
borough Taken in execution aS the property Of
Qussel T. Beach AZ the suit of. G.. Lowry
Tvorney- Of, in and 20 the following described real
estate, viz.
No J. ! certain tract Il land situate in Allie
gheuy Towuship. Spuersei County. Pm. aiioin-
ing lands Of NeidN Sheridan. savage Fre Brick
Company, and Baltimore & Ohio hailHlui. con-
tanning macres more ~ less. having thcrenn cree
Ted a dwelling house, etc, with the appurenau-
ces.
M. .. \ certain lot ofgrouud situated IN Ale
by lands OH 4. Weld, %eontaidiug : acres more
or les. having thereon erected u dwelling house.
with the apPnrtenauceS.
Takeutn execution as the property Of I. {.
TwoHey at the suit Of Charles K. Graham Secre-
tary Historical Publishing Company.
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Why do so many people We see aroun
us seem 10 prefer TO suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness. Loss Of appetite, Coming up
of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 10
cents we viii sell them Shiloh's System
Nitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold
by Geo. w. Benford x Son.
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lv G. sielmsn. Eizabeth smart Phelps. Ed-
ward Everett Hale, Harriet Ffe-ryu eisph1In' 9nt-
Andrew iHug. Iutgin Miller, luel Lareoin. dohn
Havlc uIteliy. ana other.
f.rrc are L distinct def0rtmeats. culea ~ =
su.-5aF4fs. Which include Biblical research, s1nl-
tl-t SRA. Ats Music. se5enec. Pebbles, Person
aiiiies. Ministerial Register School and tolieet'
Literature. Religious lpfciiEeucct MISSIONS sun
dav.school Neus Of the Netk, Fluah, ton
m-rcc. Insurance, siurlea iu1lesr >tiee1vna 'ft
Agriculture. % 3ases in all
THF IxnErENDEsr isa family newspaper o. ne
frf+ia4. and 3 rerognizeia as On on the great
educators Of the lana Every one VINO Nlsles W
IL rcli informed upon agreat variety o. subjects
should subscribe Tor IL
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Dwelling House,

Bank Ba-n. and other oufhuildings. Three good
orchards, win best quality u fruit Cod raier.
&e- situate one mile from HOoversviiie station,
On line ofS d G. Railroad, in good farming
eomnunity-conyeRien to church and school,.
TERNIS=
Ten per cent Of the purchase money 10 he paid
io~n On day OF sale. the remcIuder OF al Ire
ofsale, q in one year and he re-
naming one-fnira tWD years thereafter without
interest," Deferred payment tobe secured upOu
the premises by Judgment bond. Possession given
on confirmation Of deed.
For further information address the undersssfl-
ed at sgoyestown Pa.
J.R SCOTT. JOSEPH KoCUFP
Attorney. Trustee.
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~-- @--~ 4s-5-IA9 1-A III 80.
How We made the faubcsg North. by Gen.
A. ". Greedy, OF the Greedy Expedition E" a
bash with Dogs FOR Lie or Death" by Lieut..
sehwatka Modern MILDLY d. ASubmariene
Remble,' etc, etc.
subscription price, 800 a year 25 cents a MN
and new sdealers every where. or by the publish
en- Remit by 2. q. money order, bank check
DRAFT, or registered letter. The nrW volume he
taia NuHtber.
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II = sInrIY Inc II0aE Young Peoples mas
and holds the.irst place. -Bnson JsarnaI
ST. NICHOLAS
EnD 1880
EOR $50.


4a-4H-4faHsd-ihe H0Id lcv.
THIS world renowned magazine Tor young peo-
pre- and tneS elfcrs - j. to have a gTeal pro
Srnm 10. The nav volume beginning with NoTem-
Der, 1885. The editor. Mrs. Mary Napes Dodge,
ca u il an ai-aruund- tlg World year Ncourse
The bulk OF the eyrtsnss. a. heretofore, xiii relate
10 American subjects 5ut young America l. al
ways glad 10 learn what gues Oh Ia the world
outside. and these stories Erd descriptive papers
are nos o. the dry geographical oIder, AMI they
will De strikinely illustrated We have space here
for oniy a few pioalncnt announcements.
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PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

Also Schools OF ElocuiiOu and Fine Arts. ard
best school for young ladies unsurpassed home
comfnrts and care Central Healhful Charg-
E very moderate : Winter term viii open Noyem-
Der 18Th send for new Catalogue 10
A. II. NoRCk0SS. d. D., Piftsasvh. Pa.
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Rheumatism

We doubt q there Is. or cca be, a specific
reacdy for rheUnatisin; hut thousands Who
have suffered ls pains have been greatly en-
Gifted hy Hood's S@asspariila- II you have
failed 10 ind rC.iei. - This great remedy.
i YVES afflicted with rheumatism twenty
years Previous - ISIS I found no relief but
grew Wo7se. and q one time was almost help
less Hoods sarsapariila lid me more good
than an the other medicine I ever had"
H. =. BAIcos, shirley Wage. Mass.
had rheumatism three years. aad got 10
relief tai took Hoods -Sars1p-fl-ll il has
done great things for me. Ircccumend il 10
othcrs.7 Lrv1s BURrANE, BGGe.orS, Hl.
Hoods S~1rsapar.la IS characterized ny
three pccui.arisies lst The combination q
remedial aEenis: ~, the proponfioaf 81. the
process q securing The active medicinal
qualities. The result IS medicine Of unusual
strength, cGeeting cures hitherto unknown.
SEND for book containing additional evidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla ioEes up my system.
lnfihes my blood. sharpeus my appetite. and
seems 10 make me over ,. 7. THOMPSON,
Register 81 Deeds, Lowell, Mass
Hoods sarsanarilla heats al others. and
IS worth rs weight in rnld.n I. HARRINGTON,
$50 Bank Street, New York Gig.
Hoods ~SaEsapaFilIa
Sold by II druggists. 81; six for 6. Made
only bye. !. HOOD s co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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A very simple, and harmless means for
preserving the teeth, white, sound and
strong. Invest p cents in a bottle of
Minot's Dentifrice use according to di-
rections, and a marvellous change in your
teeth, mouth and gums will result. Sold
everywhere.
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The Aric Rerions and tho Eea.

series ofinteresting articles impar;ing much
novel and amusing information concerning the
history, The animal ami plant life, etc. ola won-
derfaiIaud
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Lie in Norway" by Il. II. Boyesea e. Hol-
land aud the Dutch. by aifs. Mary Mapes Dodge.
= I8e queens Many, by lieut. +. H. smith, K.
The Winchester school English hallway
Trains Ferdinand De LesselS German,
Italian art and Aussian laIvn, etc.