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A Child wonder. Of the utile no of David Ne*l. I ho painter, Mar.?cry Deane thna wrilea to the Jtaatm Traamript: "He U real);' « mimical wodcIt. and all that baa been aaid of htm is American uewapepaa ii ho exaggeration One bean much hero in Munich of ti ll boy, who at nine jean of ace heart hh own compoattion* played by the band "f the famous Prince Royal Regiment, coder Priedrieh Hnnn, and was lifted a!«iee the beads of people and musicians In receive the applausca and mans are cl ary of their praiae, as too know. The new Moxart I bey rail blm here. There Is no doubt but this boy will keep his promise. He la now eleven rears old. is a bright handsome hoy, and is all the time ooaipaeing. and aotne of his pubHalted tmtnpoailloaa are exquisite sod really worthy of I be mature muiidnn. He Improfiscd on the piano wbljf he wore bibs, and exprraaed all Ilia little joys and Clint* through his. (Insert. Fancy this child, lit ooe of his letters at Christmss to the. "Cb tinkled,' whom mil German chlldno appeal to by letter, cabin? for wbsterer they most want, mentioning < but one gift, and that the moat inrolred and learned rolume of eassys no compogilion. For days after be reunited it be was op at fire o'clock in tbe morning devouring hi pages. He is not a ragged Child, but I- lieing rarefully and sensibly trained, ai d is laying the foundation, w|lhout being forced, fftr the beat musical education. All the great musicians here are walcfai g him with much interest. Strauss bar bora to tec him, baa taken him in his »rms and shed some ream over him, and I IS said in print of his earliest eotnpnailinri. 1t it really a subject ot great turpi sr and admimlipet to find In a child of bi • tender age such a devekqimenl of mrlody as is displayed in Ibis Charming < anpoailioo.' One uf tbe hoy's character i, bis modesty. He ram away from visitors, and reeeires the admiration of mustclsns with a frazzled air, and has entire disregard of poblic opinion and flattery, ll is gratifying to know that he Is being r. ry skilfully guided, and will be made into s learned musician rather than into a young wonder, at could easily be done by f eeing lmn_f or a short time." Earnlni: HlsahoolCcr sirup-, It waa ilnring the siege of Fort Wegnrr, Morris Island, and tbe Union pane pets were hat a few hundred yard* away from the grim black tubes that ever and anon "eai'nwled with outrageous noise* and Sir —disgorging foul their -horrid glut of iron gl die*." A line of ahbatlit was s* lo be built across a tdntf apace in point blank ran te of the Confederate gunners and sharp •Jionur.'in front. "Sergrent." aaya t lye (Boer in charge, "go pace V at opening and give iLediataotv as near as possible. ' Scye the sergeant, (for we will •let him lea the rem u! the atory): "I started i-gbt off. When I got to the opening 1 put her like a chip in a gale of wind. "'•Vhat.with grspe.csnister, roundshot, Shell and a regular beds' nest of rifle balls, I J rst think there must bare been a fearful waste of amonilioo in the Goofed* erete are y about that time. 1 don't know how it s aa. but I didn't gel fo much as s scratch, but 1 got powerfully seared. When I a* iindrr c-rer I couldn't 'er told tor the He ot me whether It waa a bundied or a thousand paces. h*j| the captain: 'Well, cetgeani. what do you make of U?' Soon ss 1 got my wind, •ays I. "dire a guess, captain.' He looked arenas the opening a second ot two. then says: A huwlred and seveoty-Ilre paces.' Thunder, ChpUln,* says I, 'you've trunk- a pretty close guess; it's just a b odred and seventy-- me.," 'And,' oonchid IT the sergrsini. after the laugh bad sntaided. " that's bow 1 got my sbouktr* ctlmpa " A ctl irn of Michigan who has sotnetbiaa o! a reputation fiw his infidel views and ary rtnents happenr-l t-> meet seven or eight t'ergymen at a railroad station ss they si re waiting to take tbe train to attend a ooofrretwe, add introducing hint, self to oent them he laid: "laantfaalf an bour'a talk with the smartest one of your crowd. Who is bo?" "Wr T. Brother While is pretty smart," waa th reply. The rcfldel walked op to the clergyman ' named sad bluntly began "Preacher White, you hold that there UaG-d, dootyou?' "Yrq air." "Ar. i a heaven and a belt?" "Yt*. sir." "Ai d orate *>ut believers can be caved?" "Jo* so." "W. II. air. I don't believe any such thiag. sod I'll defy you toorovinoe me!" "Y u won't? Don't you" want me to be mved V "N air— no, air! I wouldn't waste fire nsinut -re to send yrat straight to heaven. '- "Why not?" "W hy not? Why. sir, folks have been goiat to heaven by the million for thousand) of years, and there It now sad- a crow,! (up there that a small soul lib, yours eoutd an muse be found or heard of than —s^irea --f sand thrown into the middle of the ocean. It's too small pota. toes to pay for the hoeing!"— Detroit Fret Press. . telegram to meet s friend from the wcetere part o< lbs state at th* depot, was there on time, and after the greeting said to "Now well get on the car and go"A;.t. op t > tbe bouse. " "But you are not keeping house." "No; I'm bearding at tbe eame old pbce." •Urea I can't go." -Chat ! What's the trouble ?" out like to sal dinner with you." "Wall, Trover's present wife need to be my wife. We dtduJUractly agree, and she got a divorce sad came down bcre "Wby, Ibat'e nothing Such a trifle ss 111 wouldnk atop me " "Tea, 1 know, but I'd rathr* act Pt. I'se applied for a dlrorae from tbe wife 1 married after Its ok left use.- and she'.

I "I am a Quaker. -as yon know." a PhilI adelphiantrernt!yieidtoine,"anditleieported that, shortly before Jenny Mod's J. visit to o-tr" city, an aged lady rose In ooe r of oyr meetings and said that she bad ' heard that 'Jane Lyon, t very .wicked { ' woman, was on her way Jo this c^tatry to sing.' and she hoped that nooe of tbe e young people would V drawn away to I 0 bear bcr- Nevertheless, an uncle took f 1 me and my brother to a Sunday matinee. i We bad seats in tbe balcony and so near . 0 tbe stare that we could in a way see be- ( n bind the scene*. Early in lire entertainif ment Jenny bind sang, 'Home. Bweel I J Hofbc.' and (be an&cnce wsj beside itd self. Among lbo members of tbe amd paay were her future Ituslnnd. Otto . J Goldscbmidi. He re to the Audience J 1 simply an nnknown pianist, and Jo. be ■- obliged e> listen th anything but tbe vo-oe u of Jenny Mod was provoking. Wcll.-the n man played, and frorntrrl-ere we sal wc j II could see Jenny Mnd lwjiind the curtain : a listening most intently. "When be had II finished, the audience seemed nowise dis- | k posed to applaud; tan Jejpjr Mod began i d to dap Iter hand" vig.^uiiy, observing I I. which, we -boy" J- ■- nf'.'rctvl ber, and ob e nerving bcr ?ncc !.4r,i up- 1 ratl -tH.shc 1 a I vcJisbl on it yet— weeiapped furiously y I until tbe appbsusc spread through tbe au* p dicncc. wiien he bail finjsbed playing r. tlie trcond lime, toy brother and I set the R boil in inotiim, and the applause was . g great enough to satisfy even the fianeie of f d Olio liuldschmidl.' - -Home narf Soar- ,. ty," f» the October CxXTTOV. " e ~A Horira Tva^c. j 4* Hudson river farmer wbo wanted ) y a better boree than he possessed drove , , into Yonkers one day with bis nag, and r .1 bunted up a certain citizen wbo bad r t the sort of bocse he wanted. Tbe far- ; L mer stated bis desire to exchange, and „ added, "I understand that you ire a • ,r Christian man ?" Y es, sir." "Belong to lt tho'JJaptist Church f "Yea." "One of ,[ the dreefms, 1 bclieree?" "1 am." A j trade, was made and the fanner drove ; bosneVith tbe new equine. But in the i, course of three days he returned and be- , gan, "See terc, deacon, what kind of a | y man are you? You never told tne that „ llist horse I got of you had spavins and ; d ringbones and heaves !" "No, 1 believe I j didn't." "Well," yBu are are a pretty Chris, u lian, you are"" "My friend." placidly re- „ plied the good roan, "if you can find it „ any where in tbe good book that a des- „ coo in tbe Baptist Church must point out tlie defects in his own bone where a tinner- bi too ignorant to tec for himself, I'll I. admit my sin and trade back. Come in and we'll bunt for tbe passage !— B'oZf ; _ — : - d ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • » HwSHHnSrH™ , » rot.. anwK tiiKW-trra. tram -t tar kmtt ®^rtf5,mP^r5^^i'iSC.'nsni 11 ... =_ m ; ■I The French are bound to sratrr the Des- J ,e est of Sahara if it be can ddne, ad8 are busy ' if sinking artesian wells A curious fact , 1- connected w|tb this work is the finding of le fish end crabs at great depths. Fishing ia artesian wells is a_ novelty sufficient even 1 J. for a Frenchman. 'd mrUutey^froc'lsr* Ke^lroai stl'itsndreti, ro^ , : -* 1 » an? manner aBrei Ii. swtrh.srtUcn sul- ^ plur. Ituear aa I le. i. sn l Nit ret. ot Purer i-r*. I, Clot1' isir "m* a Or itm lo^a rinumnj'eloj^ "-^r^BOk rtuiwpiif and t *!«?ci(l^ts- . A onuDtry mdvr was exhorting liis !• unbelievers, and his text was "The • Flood." As be waxed eloquence be said: "And Snah warned the wicked that ihry h ni'tglit erpent. but they hissksi biui nm. and the floods came and drowned them ' ail. and wliat do yoa suppose they thought . Even tb< patience of Job would beis 1-omtbto tor ana to he heard. YM, how very . east eaa alt rata be avoUwl br simply nmnx 1 I>r. King's New tWeovery tor Oamampsinn. ®" eaga and cotea. Trial Baulrs gives away at . II. A. Kenaadyhs drag wore. <•>' ' I® Is Philadelphia mothers tdl their youngsters that If they are right good lip tie youngsters until the Bt-Centrnuialfcclc-bralloQ this fall,' tbey.wln take them down . to tbe river lank and let them play with ' tbe Uoited Stales navy.— Jfcstpn flersid. . • ' —TV T Wby Wear plasters? They may relieve. 1 it hot they out cprt last lame hack tor the kidnrys ere the tnmhlr. anil you want s remedy in gu tales lie l-o-rrh pertcr-ltr. Ixnl vsu loge mat. Krtler liqul-1 or dry. lor sab at all *m»; ^ ' How to pfrore an alibi : Have a lie by (Respectfully dedicated to the Donry- . Brady firm.) it. *. Kennedy sod Msrey a Mocrrny. <»[. Xsy » fc°'- ,,!,- F It was tbe opinion ot. all those wbo te h-wrd him, that, instead of a free trade be Slinging, smarting, irritation of tbe urinary paeasges. diseased duobarges, i cured by Bueiiupuhta. fil. at druggists. : » Prepaid by express, A1.36, B for B-V E. m B. Wins, Jersey «ly, K.J. re "I'm In favor of free trade," were the 10 swelling w- cits of a seedy-looking fellow. . Height's Disease of tbe Kidneys, DmH bases snd csaer thsaa m ot tke KMney. and hirer. .Mak ysa are aasag aa tngtlasred about. Hop Bitters Is the only ibing tin wilt evrety and SkTjlKSayttpresrerea. "*"*** "*** w an- htid in Mancbealcr, England. ^ In our family ot ten for over ur o Jears " "Tbe law on psrtridgaa to oft" So are ' moat of tbe partridges. 1 nrsloMdNrnr. fa Wcff-s Health Kenewer, greatest remedy ' he on earth, impotence, leanness, sexual d<- , at bility. Ac. ft. at dra«i*s. Prepaid i *« 6 for bTETS. WghiA. ! Jersey CJiy. N. J.

Clothing. One of the great points we have reached in our produc- - tipn of ReadyAfade Clothing * an Exquisitdy perfect fit equal in this and- every other respcc^' to Custom-Made garments, aUQne-third less cost ] Our stock for the Fall and Coming Winter cannot fail to please in every particular. FOB SAMPLES. - All sales made satisfactory or the monay promptly refunded. A. C. YATES & CO. , BnllfiD£. diestnotlS 6tli Streets, guilding Material, (?tr. " JEHEMIAn B. SCnZLLENG ER'S LUMBER YARD i Hchetienfert Landing, (Ape May N. LOOKING. KKAKXSTCIT, PICKETiq (W-OBDKBS PKOMPTLY nhtKD Sj luS&SSrttbDtapsuf** 10 LomM* octlt-ly J. 11. SCHELhEN'UKB. h JJARDWARE. - "J SAKU. DOORS, BUNTO |aoi HOT-BED SASH. i RAILS. KKWBL POSTS. BALCSTRRS ; lil'IUHNO AND UOt'bEKBEPINU HARDWAKE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PUMPS. PUMPS. PUMPS. d^,'lTn^lVlnr'XJ«paik1°OU»!i Iwui^lllala. M Uxrbrd Wire. Cora Sbrllers, etc. Ullt'a Haid- _ waresp«naiare.ru: gjg tOnrw l^ra. sad " SLATE MANTEL SHELVES. CtdUire-W rtngrre, Kaib, Boree and Cattle MXAtora rent Bmannla and lloliow-ware. IW-AII ordrre by maU and atagc drircra pii-mptly atren.led to. D Pleaae gtrc nic a call before puretiaalng eb-e-Jaartt-y "* * ^ F*CAMm5!n. J. jfHarblt ?wd. ^ QAPE MAY CITY " MARBLE WORKS, Z b. t: I - Rat roan Tr»-l A Tbrapue. . MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, STEPPING And all kinds ot Mart-te and Flag or Raane PaveA ment. T_ T. ENTKIKIN. c Saints, ©its, &(. i j. MELYTN, OoKoF LAFATETTE AND JACKSON BT8., a ■ \^Cap« May. N^J^JttSerTir — * ! PAINTS. PAINTERS' SUPPLIES, ercsxa - *hit1 lead, linseed oil, SPIRITS OF Tt'RPKSTINE. M PATENT LIQUID PAINTS. VAHKIBHE8, WINDOW 3LA88, . PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL- B ' ALL AT PHILADELPHIA PRICES mh-il-ly ! TyJASON & HAMLIN OBQASS ^Sfbreu^S-oeK iS dnatroucompanoon tor atxtoep ^ea re; no other , ee^^plre IS'pwr.'"ie*ii«JJIm'."i . iTI'tTVn' li-itiifla IsirSiuMni taoim. at ooly tea. Oaa anndred ou»r Mylre npfyS7 arare^'rear^^^'onnvSed *by . i f? siuMieTA rautnai ti II "-An rremi ' HASffi, I^n^inu^an* - beamy of umeYrTulrehiuiy. Wat n«"reqJ£J I 1 SSmrfOrcUm K£"' ** The MASON A HAMLIN oigan and Piano "r~ IS?; gOLDIER-S j T ERRORS OFIVOUTH. 1 Wintns to proMl b» Ue adrartlaerh insSaa

Sorts. £Ju fg, <f it. GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA Cheap Boot and Shoe Stoire, WnAeyoewtil and tSelartrei and moat oomptrteajaortipem tnatl .T Qrades, Widths, and StyJe^,. Ot Oem -a, Ladire', xtrere' Boyt" amt^CHRtrenii FTNTJC BOOTS AND SHOES, , SUIT A RLE FOR" PALI. AND WINTER SEASON. " And a full Line of Plain and Fancy Slippers. " ALSO A FULL LINE OF GOSSAMERS, x**-y ^ ror Wrebi pan A J 1 s •rejitJ^P'cf ' ' BOOTS AND SHOES! Larxret and Moat Camp; ore Stock ot Gocd^rep BnaU and Shore m Cape May Co. STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE CANNOT BE SURPASSED. ONE PRICE ONLY. FIKE WALL-PAPERS ELOREDGE JOHNSON. __ fs OB WA8HINOTON STREET. , NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOBE. WM.\ H. 5ENEZETS T HEW AND ™AL^|)P^ MOT & SHOE STORE 51 WasMngloo Street, Cape May City, N. J. ir'"" A" WW. H. BENEZET. OUR MOTTO:—"0UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!" . THE PEOPLES RELIABLE STORE. No. 4-1 Washington Street, Cape May City, (Oppoaue Kroaedfta drag atorr), CHARLES NEEDJ.ES. MANAQER. f ENLARGED STORE, INCREASED STOCK. ; Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Spring i Summer Cloth & Dress Goods, d r. wTrner ;s" c ele brated coraline corsets. We bate no Connrrlion Willi nny other More inU|eaiy, Mrs. R. DILLON, Nos. 18 and 20 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY. GOODS. NOTIONS, MILLINERY. FEATHERS. FLOWERS. SILKS. SATINS. VELVETS. LADIES' u-rsSAMERN, MEN'S OIL CLOTH SUITS. UMBRELLAS, AND PARASOLS. GERM ANTOWN, SAXONY AND ZEPBYR WOOL. Wilson & Co.'e Library $3 per Year, $1 for Three Months. Patterns will it sen It w liims, psl pail iga rapt S lite Fins' It yoo oome to Cape May, call in and Iran your Lugfagy. We will lake care ot t: without L A. GARRETSON'S CAPE MAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY, j 32 JACKSON STREET. Choice Building Lots for Sale MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS. -I. A. Garret#-on, Cape May. GEO. J, BURKHARDTS SONS. NORTH BROAD BELOW CAMBRIA STREET, (Near Osrmamawn Jonrtlon Stain® P«na. IL R.) PHILADELPHIA. ***"' CEDAR WATER TANK'S SECOND HAND TANKS Our factory a- am-a-atdeTy Pensaylranlm R. K. u> Ot-rmaDtown Junrtlou Statton tram Rrnad Md^Marbe^rertaapd hv^lieraiaolowTi and^Noertaujwn, K. K. via. Stxtfealb street Sutlori a Tblr - WtAS. E. FRENCH. CHAR. C. REEVES ^ FRENCH & REEVES, Nos. 13 and 15 Federal Street, CAMDEN, T-J. J. ^CJRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED, Fertilizers. Agricultural Implements and Truck Baskets. COLSON & MULFOHD. LUMBER. OFFICE AJsrr> YARD. Front St., 3rd Wliarf above Kaighns Ave., CAMDEN. N. J. AprilltkT PEA SHORE BRICK AND TERRA COTTA WORKS. AUGUSTUS REEVE, Proprietor. TERRA COTTA DRAIN FIFE, ttolitnct hue® I1X4T PIPE. FLUE PIPK. CHIMNEY TOPB. all aura and paturaa. PIKE BRICK. FIRE CLAY, A--. AND ALL GRADES OF RED BRICK. - 31 MARKET STREET, CAS1DEN, N. J. C. B. COLES. LUMBER ME'RCHANT, KAMCFAOTURKR OF Doors, Sal litis, lilliin, telels. Scroll Saiini ai Boies, OFFICE, NO. 14 KAIGHN'3 AVENUE, OAMDEN, Iff. J. . ExaaUh? sure* and fMBuaaire. Apruiidm

Storw. Sangrs, Sintrarr, <Sti. I the- cheapest place BEHE&lTpI?' BRAHCH STORE, I DENNIS CREEK LANDING. GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. THE FALL AND WINTER SEAS' »*. A Laix* tor at Psrtor and two-Pure swrre. Cook storre Ll Rasgra to be aoid ai Philadelphia Jrncew A large toe at Crockery, China. Glare. Tin. -Wood and Willirw.-r.r-. ^ " ' PRICE1 op'tlkSf3 CAM^^ oHI1<"'lAns5^WGS.0RUGSIBAllDWARRE c , CITLKRT. SILVERWARE, a stoves repaired • . \ FURNITUHi: ni'M-UHOL-STEHED . », to AXD.ij Ireh'KD WITH NOVELTIES. »ao-»m J J. (if HAND & CO.. " 1205 Market Street, Philadelphia. ||' | FURNITURE. BEDDING. UPHOLSTERING.] J. C. HAND St CO:. <"«TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIVI MARKET STREET. - ' ^ . ' .PHILADELPI • IA. cape may, point LUMBER YARD. ; Building Lumber of all kinds in Quantities to Suit Customers. ■ FRAME TIMBER, SHEATHISG BOABDS, SHINGLES, FLOORING BOARDS, LATHS. &c. •Sasslx, I>oors, 131iiids & Mouldings >' - WESLEY G. HUGHES. CAPE MAY FIRE ! Insurance Agency J. H. EDMUNDS. NO. '■ " 1 ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' " : r.i i, - : mv!;-? JUCTElT °* Pol"M" jhrorWi uua agen. y. I ROMPTLY an I SATISFACTORILY^ AUWM. C. SCUDDER & CO., Planing Mill, Sash Factory & Lumber Yards ,1 - I SASH, DOORS, RJ.I NDS, SHUTTERS; WINDOW FRAMES, MOULDINGS, | Brackets. Hot-Bed Sash. Scroll Work Turnings, Eta, Etc., building lumber Of which a Large Stock is Constantly on Hand, Under Cover," ' Well Seasoned, and SOLD AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. ( Front ii arel Fedora) SfmctM, Comdup, I*T. .T. ^ MARBLEIZED : SLATE MANTLES Excel Marble in Beauty, Cheapness and Durability. >

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W. A.. FEENCH & CO., THIRD AND VINE STS. CAMDEN, q. J. -pikto TAYLOR BROS,. CAMDEN, N. J., ' WHOLESALE AGENCY IT THE F1I0IJS SOOTH BED MB FLOWS, Alao dealer* La all klnda ot Arrteultural Implement*. Iron Age CuttlraSor. Boree Hoe and Core Corerer AuaeBmenq nei.l and li.Mrn s™-,- of all klnda. Peruvian Uuann. Mapre' bneclal Mauorre and olhre Fertltiaere. Ormlu nr all kln-la. Bran. Midduuga, ere. by car k* or lean. Mlnnreou Fancy I-ateot and Ohio Pamtty P-oura. w c maaulacture a aplendtd article of Crack Core and Feed MeaL TAYLOR BROS.. Pront ami Market 8treet«, Camden, N. J. The Largeai Mercantile Building in South Jeraty. AprttlMm W

Railroad Eimr-Salilt. Yy B8T JERSEY BAHAMA AT Traloa wtu Bate Oape **y aa lollowa to. wTTVgpSbBU'BU^ ' 6.50_fiu!« J JOSLCRAWFORD. \ J. K. WOOD / SnSrtarebdeni. ^ Geo. Pare. A*""'. ^Bfdiral. (JUININ^ substitute. amnBZE The Only 25 Cent AGUE REMEDY IN THE WORLD. CORES. And all MALARIAL DISEASES. Lt ILL Z—L:=7L CI IT Itli, SkTCCI C'.'NDAS DICK t CO.. 112 While Street N.Y. sMUtine™ re-x-r.Trv.ra 1^ Jk. j l^gj nnlly. # Cnr-.e <'oll«ti|.nlSLp^^i l'iles Biliousnw-s Hradache, {Qa Heartburn, Ac. A!1 Dragc gikta, or by maU, SSo. per box. DUXD.AS DICK A CO.. 112 Wbito St., N. Y. • {Has r. UnLlo Cure for all Do-are.--, ot 11.0 Iriuary Orgaaa. Certain "Curo in eight dn\*k Ko oilier medicine rein do tb-A. Tb« l»*t medicine in the rbenpret. Be—are of dangercna iraitations All Droggiala. or by mail, Too. snd 1 1 .SO per box. Write for Circular. jj&KVAS DICK & CO.. U2 White Etrry-t.-Ptlw'York. f MAOqer.E* V A Tito Drarevre re en are,* ' FTSl by DtKDAS IrtCg d CO. * -r Clem, - tUtTS " PILLS SYWIPTOS22 OF A TORPiD L8YER. Heart '.Dole "c'mretlre e^ea!?el^w*«k^n. . ' CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S HfllRDVL . la Ilrucci.:., or tre.pma -.*1 of ah , OTllll. 3D Ml llll AY M- ki-TV > OIUL d£butts DISPENSARY. ^ r.-v'*.' « it f. m rr. ltts. ic, ^ extj°su.Re; ' ^ -p ; -■SS-Si'lri'fmi''-GOLD.SSSSS tre making money that are oSered, generally beeomc wealoiy. whll^thoae who do not lmI. the "work properl'i from the Ore' Kara*" The bnalneas wilt pay more rfcao ten tlmea ordinary ■ reie who enrhgee fail, to make money rapidly. I Yt® oaa derote your whole ume to the work, or M?*rSlSeaSiS,i5tftee. '"'"noanon • Addrrea lm*»a» a Co., Portland, Maine, noiia"miMr ari>£miaiaaf'rn^muff' Op? 'rm i°*~ "b^ over -exertion, aclf-abaae, or orerdndnlgeaee. whb-h ^'^•',J1'aJ™|iJaa£oM one fcrei iceaiment. one doUre'a Imx, or Nl eoxre t.» B.e dollara; rem by null, prepaid, on reoelpt of prk-r. We rnarantee atx b-.xea. aooompanjad wjth^Bre dotiara^wa will aend Ore re^^,Rrrel°AVL.'ei"re'°I1'8^.1aM Mar! E"i'^7hiwa!l?nllreiJ' 0rJw* b? B^1"y PIMPLES. .1 will reinl (Tree) the recetpe tor a «m pie Vegetable Balm thai win remove Tan. PavcxLaa. " ha eija^and^ l^omTtxa IrrtNg j'ie^Sklnjtott. . 3:^B^.!^rNUELr™^ j^SapaaSul