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Claries Itorflson & Co.
New Eugland Agents for thefollowing
specialties :
ANTI-KALSOMINE
For Tinting Wallsand Ceilings and foi
a priming coat under oil paint.
Lithogcn Silicate Paste Paiiit
The Ori ginal and only Pure Silicate Paint
made. If you are soinx > , I5arn«Uble.
Sim-on Anv.vui, \v elided.
Charl ie C. Bcirs? , C otu;t.
Hi-am llBrai cj Lh.itnam.
Alphon io L. \Veeke«, Ha rwich.
Joseph ?. Ha.li. tfyann '.s.
James S. H;nv»s, E:.Et I'ennls.
Thom»« now;t , i;iis I'ort.
Joseph I). \V;u?iiuv . Faln^'-nta.
Aiui T. Xcwcorub , Orie ans.
Georjff N. Chi pm an, San^wicii.
Pe.'c=r I'. Akin , Sout h Yarmouth.
Frederick C. bwif., Yarmouth Port.
FRAXK THACHER, Secr«t«ry
Yarmouth Port, Jan., 1887.
Mrs. Dr. J. SMMES & SON,
CMnpifs, Mum,aid Der
naiolipb
41 Winter St., Boston
Corns, bunions and infUmed jo ints treated
withou t pain; 23e. ra i.-ii.
Having been in the business for 27 years,
we are prepared to treat the above diseases
successfully, and emp loy only skilled male
ami femait: operators.
Mis. Dr. J. Semmes Is the proprietor of
the only genuine ELECTRIC HAIR HE-
STOllER. that well-known roet and herti
tonic for I he hair, iha t in the short space o(
one year has achieved a world-wide reputa-
tion, meeting with success iu clironiccusea ol
dandr uff, dry tette r,eczema and baldness. It
ban actually caused hair to grow on heads
that have been bald for 23year.-.. See testimo-
nial? at office from physicians- Open evenings,
Don'tfo rget the number ,41. Shampooing and
adies* and children's hair cutting a specialty.
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For Beauty of Polish, Saving Labor , Cleanlin et i
Durabilit yand Chenpne ss
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MOBSK liiiOS.Pro """^tore -
Catton.lias
WM. H. PARMENTER,
GENERAL AGEST.
50 STAT E ST. , BOSTON , MASS.
7 Cent. GOLD Dt'enti
(Semi-annually 5 years,)
First Mortgage Loans,
GUARANTE ED,
On Improved. Farms and choice City Prop-
erty in the Gold Belt of the State of Kansas.
Loaus taken only from tried customers of the
HESS COUNTY BANK.
CAPITAL , $250,000.
Official Depository of the County,
N . C. Merri ll, President, Ness City. Kan.
Oldest and financiall y the strongest banking
institution in Central Kansas. Loans only
25 per cent, of actual valuation of property.
We offer such loans as the following:
Amt." I Time. I Kate."| Acres. I Valuation.
HOO 7 ~ 160 i!,(IOO
;>00 5 S Bld'g*Lt' s 11 ,200
f,UO 5 .
' 1G0 2.500
And many others equally as good.
For handsomely illustrated Hand Book and
full information , apply to Eastern Office, 4U
Water St., Boston, Mass.
A. E. ALVORD. Manage r.
The American Investment Co.
A Reliable Home Co. Bonds, Western
Mortgages, Full}'Guaranteed.
CHOICE SECURITIES FOB
INVESTORS.
Full particulars at our Office ,S Congress
Street. Boston , Mass.
D. 1!. SOi; T\v::LL, President.
C. J. Ci LEASOW Treasurer.
PARKER & CROCKER
OF
OSTERVIIXE
Ilnve their usual lurge stock of
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
BORDERS
AND AT
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
We alse have a lot of
ODD COATS & VESTS
In small sizes, that we are selling
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
We keep a large and varied stock. Do not
fall to visit our store when in want of goods
In our Hue.
PARK ER & CROC KER ,
OSTERYILLE.
MASS. REAL ESTATE CO.,
BOSTON, MASS.,
Has earned over
10 Per ct. per Annum
for Its Stockholders.
New England's best Commercial Real Es-
tatefor security.
Slore than regular rates of Interest for a
dividend.
For stock and for pamphlets descriptive of
Us Investments, send to
FBAIVtt THACHER, Agent,
Yarmouth Port, Mass.
T^aper Hang ing's.
GREAT BARGAINS.
A LAIiGE STOCK OF THE
Latest Styles of Ailiiic Paper Baiipis
i.oril ' T!!. I niloet> and Picture 7>1onldiri2S , mailing
iu'-[l:ir>! ii ^* th:m nny other t-tore in Boston.
T. F. SWAN.
1'2 C' peculiar action upon the blood, the nervous
system is given strength and vigor. ,
To obtain the best results Vegetine I SPRING MEDICINE I
¦should be used in the Spring. ' '
IF'P'nTT'n'PFnTflTTll IF Dr- Bulloc*'s KWney Remedy, Nephreti-
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acHoa tothe bowels. Begulanty surely fol-
and Liver D.seasDs Rhe umrj,.m , Dys- Price $1.00. Sold by Druggists.
peps,a,an,l ail affecfons of tl» Kidney. . WELLS , RICH ARDSON & ^Pro D'S
Seaiieal days ago Lee Mackey was
plowingon the farm of C. S. Maxwell,
near Buffalo Village, Pa., when he
stopped to dig away the sod about a
stump. As he pulled back the first
flap of grass he was surprised to find
underneath it a flat stone, which evi-
dently hadn't got there by accident.
Mackev proceeded to investigate, and
was still more astonished to find that
under the stone was a pot of shining
gold coin to the value of nearly §3,000.
Mackey resigned his job the next daj
and left for his home in Greene County
to enjoy the fruits of his good fortune.
The money is supposed to have been
hidden by Eobert Dryden, who many
years ago occupied a cabin near by and
was somewhat of a miser.
James Eugene Hakvey, aged 14, an
office boy, was brought before the Lord
Mayor of London, charged with embez-
zling $25. He had been sent to the
bank to get a check cashed, and had
absconded with the money. He said :
"Some time ago I went to see Buffalo
Bill's 'Wild West, 'and from that mo-
ment I made up my mind to go to
America; and as soon as I got the check
cashed I started off, but, not having
enough money to take me to America,
I followed Buffalo Bill to Manchester,
and have been at the show every day.
I still intend to go to America, and,
even if I shall get ten years for this
offense, I shall go afterward."
The State Capitol building of Texas
was constructed on a peculiar contract.
In lieu of money, the builders received
3,000,000 of land in a strip nearly two
hundred miles long and averaging
twenty-seven miles in width. The cost
to the builders has been $4,000,000,
which is more than the land was worth
when they made the contract, but the
increase in its value has been such that
they could now sell out at a profit.
Mk. Edwaeds Piereepout desires it
to bo stated publicly that there is no
foundation for the current rumor that
his wife is the giver of the $125,000 to
be used in building a new recitation
hall at Yale. Mr. Pierrepont does not
know who did give the money ; but he
does know that Mrs. Pierrepont did
not crive it.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price $1: eix bottles , $5. 'Wor th $5 a bottle.
The Same Forever
TheCross stands firm; no blast of time,
No hurricane of earth'srude clime.
Can shake its heavenly steadfastness,
Or lesson its high power to bless.
I look and livel
The tidings from that tree of love
Are still God's message from above,
Telling, each hour, of cleansing blood
Andpointingtothe upward road.
I hear and liveI
Still does the Christ His face reveal,
His well of living joy unseal,
Still telling of His love and light,
His meekness, majesty and might.
I come and live!
Still waves life's tree its glorious wealth,
Laden with everlasting health;
With fruit and leaf Divinely fair,
And immortaiity still there.
I eat and livel
Still from the rock the waters burst
To quench the weary spirit's thirst;
Who drinketh once will drink again,
Who drinketh shall not drink in vain
I drink and livel
—[Bonar
THE CHANGED HEART
"But how can I hslp being neglected
and miserable, Ned? You scarcely look
at mo when Mias Lovel is near, and she
is your preferred partner in all things
now. You walk with hor, you sing
with her, you drive with her, you dance
with her, and it makes mo very
wretched I"
'"Now, Mollie, if you're going to be
jealous!'
"I'm not jealous, N^d. If I thought
you didn't care most for me; if I fancied
you cared at all for any one else, I
doa't think I'd remonstrate with you at
all. I would just take off this," touch-
ing tho diamond on her hand, "
and
hand it back to you, I'm not jealous,
but you are not very kind to mo, Ned."
"My little pet, you do not see things
as I see them. One owes something to
society, especiall y when one is at the
seaside. If you would only remember
that I love you too well to find fault
with anything you can do, and if you
would become a little more of a society
character yourself, I should be perfe ctly
happy. Why, you scarcely tako the
least attention from any one but me,
and so many arc willing to offer atten-
tions to you. Now, dear, kiss me once ;
I must be off ; I am to drive on the
beach with Miss Love! ; not jea lous, my
pet?"
"Not jealous, Ne.l, no;" and she
turned from him, but without giving
the kiss he had asked for.
"She is jealous, though 1" the young
fellow thought, smiling as he watched
the pretty, straight figure going away
from the nook in which he had found
her, out to the stretch of sand, against
which the waves were rolling, receding,
leaving now a mass of seaweed on it,
now returning and bearing it away—
a very coquette of an ocean, now kind
and now cold, and alway3 fair in the
3unlight.
Ned Tremaine hurried over tho
beach, whistling as he went, and ho
presently caught up with hia affianced,
who, in her pretty dress of cream and
black, with the wide sun hat ushed a
little back on her blonde head, was
looking very beautiful and animated—
and smiling in the face of Leo Stone,
the most incorrigible male flirt at the
beach.
"Where now, Trcmaiue?'1 the latter
called out, as with a nod he pursued
his way.
"For a drive on tho beach ; will see
you later," and Ned had gone by, re-
suming his whistle.
Mr. Stone smiled a little and spoke a
few words to Mollie. She colored
slightly, followed the tall form of her
lover a moment with her eyes, then
gave a gracious answer, and half an
hour later, when Ned and Miss Lovel
met the pretty light carriage on the
beach in which Lee Stone took his
daily drive, they received a pleasant
nod from pretty Moflie, who was hu
companion, and who looked as though
she was thorough.y enjoying his society.
"She certainl y lost no time in follow,
ing my suggestions," Nod told himself
half in surprise, "and she had evident-
ly found the society of Stone anything
put boring."
"What a handsome couple they
make," Miss Lovel said, with a certain
gleam in her steady, gray eye. Ned
colored suddenly, but didn't quite know
why.
"Perhaps you didn t know that Miss
Annes is my promised wife,"he said, a
u. trifle coldly.
"Oh, but so many engagements are
broken in a summer at tho seaside ; one
never minds that very much." tho lan-
guid belle said indifferentl y.
That night there was a hop at tho ho-
tel, and Ned had made up his mind
while dressing to be a little more at-
tentive to Mollie ; but to his surprise ho
didn't find Moilie Annes shrinking un-
der her mother's wing as had been her
custom. A number of old friends had
arrived while they were at dinner, and
they were about her, and while she
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