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THE WILMINGTON. EOST.
WILMINGTON. N. a, MAT 15, 1870.
intervals in prayer and praise. The sermon?
of the presbyter and the apostle was usual
ly unpremeditated, arid pointed .to: the sac
rifice of Calvary, No painted robes, no
gorgeous riteSf no pagan censers or:, chant
ing priests, disturbed the season of dmn
communion. The commemoration 'of the
. : The Convention.
The State Convention has passed off qui
etly and accomplished its mission by adopt
ing the following Platform and Resolutions last sad supper was performed, by -carrying
prepared by Hon. Joseph C. Abbott : the bread and winofrcp. house to uouse ;
and when the inspired inhsionariesset our
1. Resolved, That the Republican party in
North Carolina hereby re-affirms the plat-
. iorm and principles heretofore announced
by its Conventions, and pledges its adher
ence to and co-operation with the Union
Republican party ot the nation, in the main
tenance and practical application of those
great principles cf equality, right and jus
. i i i-' j ii.. tt:.
ter's bloods-one for each witness-haying i NEW AUVliUliaiiUmilSi
been sacrificed on the aitar.of justice,, . ine u
!&&SSgtt&&. m GREAT LIEDICAl
. it. - HU. cfnm CMmi. ? ; tvt tirATm?To MT.TTi'nP'WTil.
-jl usuuou
''NEW-DyDRTISEnEHTS.
1
tull of joy and faith, W bear their good
tidings to splendid Antioch or gilded Eph
esus, their dress was as plain as their Mas
ter's, their poverty as conspicuous i.as.hi8;
From Jerusalem, which liad-; till nowheap;
K? J ffit" 'TJ"'i ed only anathemas upon the . gentile, the
1 liberty and crowned the . American Repub- early church descended, the teacher of self
lie with the admiration and blessings of the denial, benevolence, ; and hope to ; man.
, world.;i'r , i -v. f 'r::':';-i':-Vrr:y'i Hanger's Haaazine- ; . "-' '-'.". ( --
Harper's Magazi
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The following is an extract from a letter
received from , Mrs. S. W. A. Goodwin, of
Dixon, Illinois, regarding the children of
her brother,' Captain Williams, of the vppei-
da. The letter was written in answer to
inquiries concerning the condition of the
boys and their relatives, and will be inter
esting to tfiosG wm h a va contributed to the
fund Mr. Forbes is raising, now amounting
to about $ 2,70Q : IX rU iV . - : i : . . ; ; '.' j -"By
hi untimely death his. three sons are
left entirely dependent relatives a will-
rishts, benefits, I advantages ins but inadequate source - of supolv. Ed-
and powers under the National Government: I ward F. Williams, the eldest; aced twelve,;
and we pledge the State of North Carolina has been under my charge since the death
' to uphold and tlefend the Union and the of his mother threereafs ago.- While I
National authority against all enemies, for- live I shall " do everything I can for my
eign and domestic,, and in support of the brother's boy ; but my health is feeble my
practical maintenance of Equality, Law and means limited , and I shall have nothing to
' Liberty in all sections and towards all clas- bequeath to any one. - The second son, aged
ses and conditions of men in our country.' eight, is with his uncle,' Dr;' Henry Wil-
. utawBw, x u at it is me uiguesc anu i nams, oi vilou,, jluiuoib, aa excellent guar
2. Resolved, That we heartily approve and
endorse the firm and practical administra
tion of public affairs' by President; Grant
and Governor Holden, and we.',tender ; to
them the sincere and cordial thanks of the
law-abiding and liberty loving people of
North Carolina, for their devoted services
to the country, their steady su'pport of Re
publican liberty and their diligent exertions
in Murine to e,verv Uizen tha pnnal rights
- privileges and .immnmtifrt: a common cit
izenship in this Republic of Freemen. -::
3. Resolved, ''.That. we ' unite our; congratu-6
: lations with those of every section ot he
Union, on the restoration of the, recently in
surgent States to representatiotfin Congress
ana to equal
. " Drlghaia Youns'sJIIaTeia. ,
-The rooms of the women are Very much
alikBThey are plain but comfortable,: The,
women live in them precisely as, people do
at a hotel.7: Each lady has her owu key, and
lion ehft crops nut she locks ; her ' door.
There is little visiting back and. forth, .and
ih i-riipa bfihave- verv much as-iruests do
at a first-Class , hotel."" Every morning and
evening, at the ringing ot tue Den, tne in
mates of the harem meet in th great parlor,
. The prophet nsed to
eat at the harem with' his wives, but he sel
dom does so now; in inc mormag, ou x-.
ing, each woman puts her room in oraer,
and if she has , children diesses themor.;
breakfast. After prayers ihey all go to
breakfast, the ladies; with children sitting
at little family tables, and tnose wuuoui
children at the common table, ' A ne same
tpod is given to all, and tbe T bill ot iare is
bv no means a common one. , . .
; i5ngnam, irom time 10 ime ucwguavw
some of his wives to take charge of thecsok
ing, and they remain' on duty until relieved.'
During the day the - women walk out, sew.
sing, play the piano m tne parior, or waus.
w O cS '
a 02 ;
o oz.
PI-
&tT3 S3).:
si?-
Bear testimony 1 6 their wonder
fui Curative Effects. ...
WHAT ARE THEY ? V
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most important duty of government to pro
tect the citizen in 1 the tree enjoyment and
exercise of his rights and privileges, and
against unauthorized restraints upon..hi3
liberty from all local combinations and pre
judices, accompanied with acts of intimida
tion, violence or outrage, which fail to be
suppressed Jby the local authorities.
o. icesoiced, That
every citizen should
have complete equality before the law and intelligent children, well worthy
in civil and political rights unabridged on protection of their country. God
account ot race, color or previous condition,
and that we look with confidence to that
dian for the present, . but he is in feeble
health and without fortune. This boy must
depend on a liberal education, en account
of a severe, and permanent injury to his
right arm. The youngest, Martin Henry,
five years old, is with his maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Ritchie, of Searsport,
Maine. The f amily is 1 poor and can do
nothing lor his: education. Thev are' fine.
of the
grant
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ND ALLPOINtS ON RAlLKOADS LEAD-
ing out of. Wilmington, ;f .
THE OTEAWCIIIP
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niSCELLANEOUS.
NE PLUS ULTRA-
TO THE PUBLIC IN
GENERAL.
ipE TAKE INFINITE PLEASURE IN AN-
nouncing that we have opened and are still re
ceiving a large md select stock ot.. j ..
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting of.
PRINTS, BLEACHED"
AND UNBLEACHED,
STRIPED 'JSND rCHBCKEDA-
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awnrriABB- hot ly-j-: f
A VILE FANCY DRINK.;
ot
pas
REGULATOR,
CaptainBROOKS. 4 J s
Will leavef our Wharf for New Torkbn
SUNDAY MORNING," MAY
WHITE GOODS, t ; '
V" ::';:-' LINENS,
POOR HUM, WHISKEY,
PROOF SPIRITS, and REFUSE LI
QUORS, doctored, emced. and sweetened to
MORNING,
For Freight apply to i ; -
;;PAN TINGS,
' -V'"," ''": OOATLNGS,
DARRY DROTIIERS,
with the cliildren. Jilost oi tnem spin, please the taste, caUed roriics" "Appeti2ers,M
cloth'and color It. They are 'very proud of Restorers,1! &c, . that lead,; the tippler on to
their cloth and emhroidery. In the evening
all hands go to the theatre,.where everjone
of T?ri sham's wives has a reserved seat It
is said .that Young. . liberally supplies his
wives with money, and on fine days they
drive out and go shopping. He employs a
music teacher, French teacher, and dancing
master for the use of his household. Brig
ham's women are well dressed, but still they
have to work w hard, and he : keeps up a
wholesome discipline ? over them. Letter to
Cincinnati Gaz. ::
Job Printing. The attention oi the
business men of Wilmington and vicinity is
invited to the
of the "Post
stock of recently invented labor-saving, ma
terial, is now. prepared to execute every de
scription ot printing required by merchants,
april 1
AGENTS.
360-tf
ii
WHITE TUBKISII VESTS
ELEGANT DOESKIN PAtlTOj. ;
'V, '-." r
LARGE STOCK OF GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
TRUNKS, ' UMBRELLAS, CANES, ' dc
trv and the cause of lmmanitv tl) am no I professional men, and others, at figures much
early day, when all being secure in their ble service their father has done by a vali
ant life and its heroic; sacrifice for duty's
nguis, mere can oe no excuse or occasion
f or anyv withholding ot ; privileges on ac
count of past offences, except such as are
imposed by the Constitution of the State.
6. Resolved, Th&t it is incumbent on the
National Government .and on all classes in
every section of the country, by exact jus
tice, by friendly conduct, by kindly inter
course, by measures of utility and beneh
sake."
Anna Dickinson on Woman.
God did not create woman as a violet, to
smelt sweet, nor as a lute, to send forth har
monies, but as He created man, an immor
tal soul, and as sach -owing duties and re-
drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine,
made Irom the Native Roots and - Herbs of Cali
fornia, free from' all Alcoholic Stimulants. Thy
are me ureal jMoaa-j-uryier uuu juys-wmriy j- t
dpi, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator ot the
System, carrying off all poisonous matter, and
restoring the bloodto a healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters' according to di
rection, and remain long unwell,
r $100 will be given for an incurable case, pro
viding the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or ; other means, and the vital organs
watted beynnd the point of repair. ..' -'-- ' :
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bmous,
Remittent, and Intermittent! Fevers, Diseases
of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these
Bitters have been most successful. -v Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is
;e fact that th Job Department - a W1 . luc '
" having j ust received a large ; FOR SKIN DISEASES.Eruptions, Tetter, FAMILY GROCERIES
Bolls, Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Head,
Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,! Scurfs, Decolora
tions of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the
Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally
dug up and carried out ol the . system in a short
time by the use of these Bitters. ; One bottle in
such cases will f convince tho most' incredulous
of their curative effects. - .
TWODITDflT AB TMnTflTQTTnW TTn A .no.
Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the FAMILY
unesc, niziness, ODur oiomacn, uaa isusie m
the Mouth, Billions Attacks, Palpitation Of the
Heart. Copious Discharged of Urine, Pain in
DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,-;
, UOOPSKIRTS, ? .
FANCY GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, r, . ; ; i
RIBBONS,
PARASOLS,
At
may 12
MUNSON & CO.,
City Clothiers. i
2-tf .
THE BEST.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
cence, to seek to obliterate the ill feelings anonsibilities to everv olher Immortal soul.
and animosities engendered by thelatecivil The Rcalns of ..tin losticerc held in
tbe hands of God, and must swing down at
last. I do not expect a miracle to be
wrought; I do not . believe the millenium
will dawn when women receive the ballot.
war, and to restore the friendship, confi
dence and mutual good will which should
subsist between the sections and citizens of
a unitbd republic of freemen and equals.
7. Resolved, That the honors, emoluments
and fostering legislation of a 'common gov
ernment should be extended alike to all
sections of a common country.
8. Resolved, That those errors in recent
legislation relating to into! improvements
jue:.oLaLuiinanccs, which were com
mitted ; by the united- votes of . Democrats
andfHepublicans in the Legislature, are dis
, avowed by the Republican party of North
Carolina, and the party is hereby pledged
to avoid and remedy ' the same, by such
practical and suitable measures of legisla
tion as shall promote and accomplish the
various objects of internal improvements in
the State, and ' place the ; finances upon a
sound and economical basis.
9, Resolved, That the Republican party of
North Carolina is committed to, and will
support with all its influeuce and: power,
, the Free Public School system, including
the proper support of the Univorsity con
templated by the Constitution of the State
organizsd by law. . " ;
10. Resolved, vThat the Congress of the
United States be requested to so alter and
modify the laws now in existence in regard
to the distillation of fruit as that the small
distillers of . the' country may convert the
products of their orchards and vines into
brandy, upon such : terms as will not be"
onerous or oppressive. '.: j . - r -r
11, Resolved, That it is the purpose of the
Republican" party to foster - and encourage,
manufactures, the mechanic arts,': agricul
ture andJ other productive industries, and
the rights and interests of laborers, by pro
per legislation; that it : disavows proscrip
tion of any man on account of nativity, but
on the ; contrary, cordially invites to North
below those Which have heretofore prevailed
in this section. An examination of prices
invited.
Business men of neighboring chits will
find it to their advantage to correspond
with this office. Price lists furnished by
mail tn application. ;
No work of an inferior character
permitted to leave the establishment. Par
ties intrusting their orders to this office may
be assured that they will be filled in a neat
and tasty manner, and at very low rates.1
SPECIALS.
LQWEST PRICES.,
GROCERIES,
LADIES; AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR, i
oLOTHmai.j'v,v: ;
1 ,.' . 'BOOTSI :
- ' . , ; . . ; HATS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
and other articles too numerous to mention,
which we offer at low prices. ; : j -'
MERCHANTS will And it to their advantage
to examine our Stock before purchasing else
where, as we will guarantee to sell our Goods
lower than the lowest;
In taking the liberty to-refer you to the Card
of our Agent, Mr. A. WEILLwe teg you to be
stow your liberal patronage upon us, whi ch
would be highly appreciated by -: ;
1 Yours, Respectfully,' i '
l . it&weill.;;
No. llJMarket Street,
:: 'V!t Old Stand of' A. Weill & Co.
THE ERESHESTJ
A CARD.
the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred ther
oainfol symptoms, which are the offsprings of
Dyspepsia are cured by these Bitters;
-- i
is the
broadening of
What woman needs
the brain, the expansion of character gained To tllC Voters Ol NCW Han-
through the poyer that will come with the
ballot. jy oman must help man as well as
be helped by him, She must inspire him
as well as be supported by him. The na
tions of the earth will rise up and call such
a one blessed, and God himself , will say to
her "well, done." No good will, .come to
man or woman in keeping them asunder.
There is no work man can do but that will
be better done by haying a woman t at his
side. ' : , : , , .
over County.
WE OFFER THE NAME OF STACEY VAN
AM1UNGE, Esq., to fill the office of
Register of Deeds, subject to the Republican
County Convention, which meets in June.
:.";- Many Voters.
may 1 3?3-to .
Cleans the Vitiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in Pim
ples, Eruptions, or Sores j 5 cleanse it when yom
find it obstructed i and sluggish in the veins-;
cleanse it when it is foul, and vour teelings will
tell vou when.1 Keep the ' blood pure and the I send to
health of the system will follows
PIN, TAPE, and other Worms, lurking in the
system of so many : thousands, arc effectually
- -. . . . a i. I man lO
For full directions, reaa ctreiuny tne circular .
around each bottle, printed in lour languages
English, German, Franch, and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor, 83 & S4 Commerce
Street, New York. ' R. H. McDONALD & Co.,
j Druggists, ana uen. Agents,
San Francisco California, IfA & 34 Commerce
KSTSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL- STRAW,
ERS, : . . I,,:-!,.: fv-ii.:;:.;. ;.-;
THE SECOND VOLUME OF .
FAMILY GROCERIES
delivered in any part of the city.
FOR FAMILY SUPPLIES,
GEORGE MYERS',
11 and 13 Front street;
NE W HATS. NEW HATS.
jg VERY STYLE AND
DESCRIPTION.'
FUR and
new Advertisements.
SADLERY.
fl.lfll.!
8II,K HATS,
J..S. T0PH.1M & CO..
: Tub Providence Journal,- i noticing tue
statement that the Richmond Capitol was
built in the days of jthe Revolution, and
that the timbers had become warped, de
cayed and pulverized by age, 'says there is NO 3 SOUTH FROHT STREET
in this accident a warning that should be
heeded wherever Revolution structures are
preserved for their antiquity, and still used
for - public gatherings" that may upon occa
sion be large enough; ta try the strengtli of O ELL SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS,
VALISES,
TRAVELING BAGS,
FEATHER DUSTERS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.t
supporting columns and timbers. That is
very well tor a warning to New England
ers. uut tnis way tue neea is to ? try tne
strength of supporting columns and tim
bers in ( new structures. In Chicago for in
staucej buildings tumble to pieces of their
own weight before completed, and w&have PADDED HAMES,
HORSE BRUSHES,
CURRY COMBS,
COLLARS,
HAMES,
Great History of the War is now ready. Agents
wanted. Send for circulars, with terms and a
full description of the work. Aderess National
Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Atlanta, Ga.,
or St. Iuis;Mo 4;Vr::fN-M : "
T300K AGENTS WANTED IN THE SOUTH.
JL to sell our new boook Ten Years in Wall
8treet. One agent took 25 orders the first day,
another 7a in 4 i days. Endorsed by eminent
men as the most exciting,; interesting and in
structive booic issued.. Includes 13 years ex
perience of the i author. Filled with illustra
tions. ; Extra terms to agents. Send lor Circu
lars to r l 1 w .
WobtutnotOn, DcsTiN & Co., Hartford, Conn.
A GREAT! CHANCE FOR AGENTS ! 175
XX. $5300 peri month. We want to employ a
good agent in every County in the U,S. on com
mission or salary ! to introduce our World Re
nowied jPctUnt White Wire Clothe Line ; will last
a hundred years. 1 Lf you want profitable and
oleasent employment, address R. S. BUSH &
CO., Manufacturers, 75 William st.,N. Y., or 10
Dearborn, at. Chicago.
may 12
AT LOW PRICES.
No. 9, North Front Street
THOS. H.
WRIGHT.
2-tf ij
MUSIC. MUSIC!
NEW MUSIC! I
To my Friends in the City and the Coun-
; ;.;try t , i".;j;r9'--'1V----S'.;
Owine to circumstances beyond,, my, control,'
and under the pressure ,0f he sudden, decline in
all clashes of dry roods,"! was forced to suspend
and rendered unahle to carry on business for
myself and under my own , name. . .
Those to whom I oWe the most have proved
my best friends, and through them, I, am placed
in the position of an active Agent for the new
firm ofB. & L. Weill. 1 promise to give sat
isfaction to all who may deal with them ; their
goods have been carefully selected by myself in
New , York and Philadelphia, and they oflcr
them at a small advance above the first cost.
I respectfully ask all who may .desire to pur
chase goods to call and examine their stock now
offered at unprecedented low prices, and oblige.
Your obedient servant,
AWEILL,
; ' Agent of B.L& L. Weill, fv
: P. S.Ail goods warrauted as ;reprcsentedj i
1; LA. WEILL, Agent.
may 12 . ., ., ..- 2-tf r..
IT IS SURPRISING AND
RERlARKABIiE;
THAT. NOT WITHSTANDING THE I
EARLY LOW PRICES THIS ' 1
Season
DRY. GOODS
TECEIYED BY
At
, LARGE
TO-DAY, A
, EXPRESS
LOT OF
KTE3 W MUSIC : 1
latest out from Oliver Ditson, New
HEfNSBERGER'S i
ARE STILL-,
The very
York. -
For sale at
; Live Book Store, 39 Market Street. -
may 1 "';i-!r ! -373"
COMIIIQ DOVfJ, COMItlG DOVtl.
AS CAN BE SHOWN AT ' ..
36 MARKET
STREET. 1
8G MAItKET
' STREET.
& s?kn-: U. S. MarshaTs Sale.
cine. Dr. Beard,' of N. Y., and the Fanners'
CaroUnalmmigration ot labor and capital seen new structures ;in this city that would
from all sections ot this and European coun
tries, and extends, a pledge that they shall
be received and protected in all their social,
political and religious opinions:
13.. Resolved, That we join in the general
congratiilatloa upoa the adoptioh of the
13tb 14th and 15th amendments to the
Constitution of the United States, and hear
tily pledge our co-operation and active sup
port to the. enlightened progress of the na
tion towards a more perfect realization ot
Republican liberty, a higher position in na
astonish
sion.
few if5 they fell bnsliglt occa-
The revenue returns for 1869 show that
the catch of pearls and shell for the past
year on the Gulf ;coast of the territory
granted to the "Lower California Company"
amounted to the large sum of 178,000.
This, of course, is the valuation bfthe pearls.
given by the divers ; and speculators, and is
tional wealth and power, a just claim to're-1 consequently very much ; below, the actual
spect and. honor among' tho nations, and a Yalue of the catch. A pearl is sold freauent-
BLIND BRIDLES,
v RIDING BRIDLES,
MARTINGALES,
SECOND HAND HARNESS,
SADDLES, a
BRIDLES, '
HALTERS,
REINS, &c:,
WHIPS;
SPURS,
AXLE GREASE.
FLY NETS,
DRAY HARNESS, &c.
Mechanics Manual, 211 cuts, a book of facts
and figures lor workingmen, E. B. Treat & Co.;
Pub. 654 Broadway, N, Y, ' . ,
PATENT ORGANIC VIBgJITOg.
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more commanding influence .: in promoting
the general- welfare and elevation of man
kind. ' : -i '
The report was unanimously adopted;
The church of Jerusalem, the church of
Christianity, was formed upon the simplest
and most natural plan. Its affairs were
.discussed and determined in a general as
sembly of all the faithful. It knew no
earthly master, acknowledged no temporal
head. The apostles themselves,' full of
humility and love, , yielded tocach other's
opinions, and consented to be bound by the
decisions of their own body or of the united
church. Peter, whose vigorous faith form
ed for a time the chief support of his com
panions, was" sometimes j governed by the
Hebraic impulses of the austere James, and
was afterwards softened - by, the 7 generous
remonstrances of Paul. T James himself, the4
brother of the Lord, at the . apostolic conn
cil urged compromise , and peace. The
apostles laid no claim to infallibility ; ' they
tfembled lest they themselves might become
castaways. The church was a true repub
lic, in which, in his unaffected humility, no
man sought Authority over ganother, and
where ail were equal in a common, faith j an
overpowering ; loveItirituaKwasthe nat
ural impulse of a believing hearty - The'
Christians met in private rooms or on the
flat tops of houses, and joined at rc
. . . -
ly for $20, which, resold at Panama," at
200, brings $1,000 in Paris, and in' many
cases much greater profits have been made
on very fine gems. ;
Not one-half the catch is ever reported
to the Government, and the yield of the.
Gulf for 1869 maybe safely estimated "at
$300,000 in gold. ' - -
may 15
CHEAP FOR CASH.
3-tf
lit CR0NLY Auctioneer.
By CRONLY & MORRIS.
AT
may 15'
A young lady residing at Charlestown,
Mass. suffering from an inflamed neck re
cently, called in a physician, who pronounc
ed all her sufferings to be caused by insects
called borers, ? which inhabited, the braidj spect..
made of Hindoo, bark, that she had been
wearing, and ' which on examination was
found to be well - stocked with the insect
reierred to, who, operating upon the neck
of the wearer, caused the irritation and suf
fering. : Fearing that ' some ' of the insects
had taken up their abode in the hair of the
unfortunate possessor of the braid, th
siciau ordered it to be cut close, v A
CLIPPER" SCHOONER " RACER,''1
AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY MAY 18th:, 1S70, at 10
o'clock, a. m:, we will sell in lront of our sales
Rooms, the Clipper ' '
: ' SCHOONER RACER, 23 TONS,
1,400 hushels capacity. , ;i -;
Copper fastened and well found in even re-
irTT
into th Ear;
unotperec
remoTca bouum in 1
taad and enables the deaf
w "ear diatlnctiy at church.
and Dea&csa sent free. Xh-.T ir Ktsiw-n
1 Mn..j-:r""S?.'
v t i wjtfnww sore -
riHIS IS NO HUMBUG! By sending 35 cents,
X .with age: height, color ot eyes and hair,
you will receive, byreturn'mail, a correct pic
ture of your future husband or wife, - with name
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