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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
HEALTH AND STRENGTH,

DIR. g. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters
RE the only remedy for Dyspepsia Jaundce that
IN has been dseoveed-and their general use for -
years, with recommendations from the of the
Medical Faculty. and editorial notices from Boston
ing Post Boston Daily Mail, Plymouth Memorial Amoskeag
Representative Barnstabe Patriot Essex Banner Haver
Gazette Lowell Patriot Bunker Hill Aurora Charlestown
Portsmouth Gazette, N. H., Dover Gazette, NJ H. Northern
star, R. Island Lincoln Telegraph, Me- New York Evening
Signal, &C. must assure the afflicted that they possess
deriu merit. They LIFE, AND vIGoR
the vscera promote the peac action cleanse
and bowels from unhealthy Accommodations, purify and
enpen the blood in the most thorough and eectual
They are the most certain remedy for all those prevalent
Heartburn. Dizziness Headache, Wandering Settled
Pains Sinking Fainness Sour Stomach Loss of appetite
Weakness of the Limbs, Nervous Debility, Cosveness,
Piles and all Diseases caused by an unhealthy state of the
Stomach and Bowels.
They are the nnrivalled and e4cacous compound of
1y-REGULAR PHYscIAN-fG and Graduate of the
MEDICAL COLLEGE, who has made the study of Medi
Being composed entirely of vegetables, they
they be taken for any length of time by in
vads of any without njurng the system exposing
w 'a'' BEHARE OF pEDDEERSu
The genuine article cannot be obtained of them on any
s'epGs y@,e 7d N sq ~ EP12T yHH To o
Bittcr put up phia and small round bottles, purportng
to be mine, aRE RANK COUNIERFEITS
AS base enough 10 fill the empty bottles with
their stuff and thus deceive the unway, and some have at
tempted an imitation of my Btiers IN papers.
BE CAREFUL or WHoM IoU PURCAaSEt
In consequence Of these attempts imposition, 1 have
been AT great expense in having new directions and wrappes
and in future the Bitte in papers win be done up in differ
style See that the envelope has ON it my name in fun,
"enered according act of Congress, in the year ls by
s. o. Rchardson NJ d. in the Clerks Office of the District
Court Massachusetts :" and the other side, Establish
ed in 1903 South Reading County of Middesex, Massa
Cuses The border around the inside directions (Which
printed white tissue paper s curioIsy engraved
that the words CDR :. O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Btersn
reseAt themselves i'm Thousand different forms. Az cory
right has been granted me- INFRIHGEMEsrs WILL DE
SEVERELY WITH according to law The bottles
nearly ready tn be issued, in the same style.
All Btters prepared by me have fac smile of my sigma
uIre the outer envelope, coUNTERFEIr WHICH IA
as YOU T.7LUE HEALTH, BE CAREFUL!
Agents merchants traders, DRUGGISTS apoh
and dealers in medicines, will b. punctnay attended
to, any part Of the country, safely packed in
boxes. liberal discount will be allowed the sale.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
DocToRs OFFICE, Is HANOVER STREET, RosroN,
and in Towns throughout the New England States
aN,-Prce rs cents per bottle-5O cents per papcr46
For sale by N.Weid c. C. Wadron, ID. Y. Kendall in
Bath, Me. W 6m.
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t4a oval aMN &Cli9l0u6.
The little Bonefnctress.

II was cold, severe winter. The little Mlnna'
only daughter of kind-hearted couple, gathered
and saved the crumbs after neal-time then Twice
day went into the court, and scattered them about
And the little birds flew thther and picked them
up. And the hands of the little maiden trembIed
in the cold Of the frost The parents watched her
and enjoyed the engaging spectacle; and they sa'd'
why are you doing that, Minna Every thing Is
covered with ice and snow said Minna, so that
the little creatures can find nothing and they are m
want +; therefore feed them as rich men MAINTAIN
and succor the poor 'B"t you cannot take care
Of them ALL said the father. The little Mlnna an
swered, land do not all the children, then, in the
whole world, do as am doing, just as all the rich
people take OF the poor" The father looked at
The mother of the child, and said 'Ah, holy sim
pliehy!'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
BRUNSWICK WOODEN FACTORY.
nNrNrnnL MANrEn.N

RJ-W0OL WANTED~EG
WHI1'rEN & MEDER, having formed connection in
prepared manufacture Cloth from the material at the
cassmefes from AZ to so cts per yard
Full Cloth 4" 30 to37 - :"
satineis i" 80 to 81 - and find warp
Walled Cloth 30 to 81 10 per yd
White Flannel, wd. u e
Colored " yd wd.25
do do. pressed 25 q
Cotton & Wool Flannel II and find warp
Ipd%o Blue Cdyed in the Woo Bottle and Invisible green's
II to 30 cts per yd. in addition TO the above prices.
Two cents per yard will be charged in addition to the
foregoing prices when left with Agents.
Having made important additions to the machinery here
tore operated said factory and engaged the services OF
trsty and experienced wokmen they feel warranted in
assuring the public that they produce article of
manufactured cloth equal to any other establishment in the
State. =.
es in Massachusetts and obtained important information as
respects making, dying and finishing cloths and all dithcu
dies heretofore existing IN tle manufacturing department
will be completely obVaied -,
No expense of machinery, labor or materials will be
snarpd rs they are determined make cloth that shall give
entire satisfaction, both as respects durabty and beauty
and they request favor from the public careful exam
naon of their goods, believing tal suc COURSE VIII SUI
stantiate the above statements .r-o,, . A.,
They have also purchased quantity of WOOL for the
purpose OF manufacturing cloth in the early part of the sea
SON may and examine if themselves De-
fore leaving then wool.
6TCIoth given i'm exchange for Wool.
AGENTS.
At Bath,-NIessrs PALMER & LEDYARD.
Wiscasset,-SILAS h. YOUNG. 49, ,1,,,,
IIarpswell ROBERT p. RIDLEY & f. ELLIOTT.
Nessrs ALLEN 4 PETTINGIIl, of Bath are also Agents
receiving TO card and cloth to dress All "rueIs
LEFT with them will be promptly attended 10. -,
Wool intended for manufacturing, and Ciotn 10 DE d'd,
left either Of the above agents viii he finished an" re-
turned shortest ROtCc. Persons leaving orders Win
agents must be particular in giving their directions. h
should be well washed the sheep and ongt 10 e
mill in the fleece Hose living the vicinity OF salt water
will do well 10 wash their sheep Therein
wool cardied and Cloth dressed.
W. & VI. will also CARD WOOL & DRESS CLOTH IN
the best manner and q, the shortest notice.
III,
for Diling 2Cts d" :"
Tor Produce , - cts. on delivery.
If charged or account 4 cts (nn Variatons.)
Tor dressing cloth II 10 cts per yard
WILLIAM WHGrrEx wishes his former customers and the
public understand that he has connected himself IN the
Brunswick Wooden Factory above where he solrtS IL
continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore received by
him. He would further those who have To pass the
toll Bridge and do hire by the year, that they Will he per
mitted pass and back twice the expense o the
firm.
Tickets will be e with the toll gaherer for this purpose
For sale above cassmefes atnets, Full Cloth Blank
eting, Flannels &c.
Brunswick, Aiay, 1871. ~
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VEGETABLE SYRUP,

FF FemdieS en- eHc'fnr
TNIIllnoSt safe and ctectua remedy for esscnnr the ma
an sntirngs attendant parturieAt woman that has
ever hen discovered
Thenost delicate female may il without the least fear
of niry to herself or Offspring.
1hepropretor has in his possession many letters showing
mat hlllN answers the purpose for which is recommend
cd nopny IN leSsenng pain and rendering the process
labor easy and safe promoting the speedy fecoy-
cry of he mother after confinement
Directions for using il, &c. briefly stated in small
pamphlet that accompanies each bottle which are cert
Gates om Physicians who have prescribed it, and othc.
Gentlemen whose Wives have used it.
PaRhiets may be had gratis Agents by those who are
desireis Of farther information.
Prepred by = PAGE, druggist HA1LowElL 10 whom
ordersllay be directed.
II isiiso Tor sale by the dozen single bottle by ". c.
STIMPDN 81 REED, No. IA, State Street Boston.
J. =. hd3, dru ggist, Augusta. I)oct j. a. BERN Saco
Chas 'u6ea, :. Gardiner 7. Fogg & ca. Thomaston
j. aida, !" Waerville. r. S. BiasdcH, +. Thomaston.
.NMhYIIdd y Bath. Edmund Ddpa Wiscasset.
a. Udson, = brunswick. &C. Church, Jr. Phillips.
H. Case', ! Portland H. b. Locej0y, Fayette,
Z. q: Bcffett, " .J0tR Sides, Walduboro'.
@. n HoLdea 60 Bangor s. ", Bates Norridpewock
I'm & PoOr, &C Belfast
Nm. .SyeS, Maine Farmer Office Wintlrop
Bath, May 9th, l84l. cop. Iy7.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

When compassionate man falls, who would not
pity him. Who that has power to do it would
not be(riend and raise him up? Or could the most
barharous temper offer an insult TO his distress,
without pain and reluctance True charity is al
ways willing to find excuses; in generous spirit,
eomnassion ia sometimes an oyerbalance for self
preservation. God certainly Intervene that friendly
softness in our nature to be check upon too great
propensity towards self-love.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

VUARANTINT
GN and after the tenth day Of June, and until the tenth
- day OF October lS4l quarantine shall be had all
Ncs their officers crews passengers and cargoes their
aul from The Wes Indies Gulf of Mexico, any port
Where any contagious disease prevailed their departure
ana on all vessels on board of which, any person shall have
med or have been sick with any contagious disease, during
tht homeward passage. No person shall be admitted TO
on hoard Of or to shore from vessel when
ahune without permit from the Health Officer The
law win be strictly enforced. Vessels win anchor at the
ns place OF quarantine nearly opposite the south Steam
MIL Pilots requested To attend to the above regulations
Mt :, ISRAEL PUTNAM, Health Officer
Bath, Nav 10, 1871,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

Little SINS. A man may stand great tempta-
ton, and himself in that, and think he hath done
enough in the way of spiritual vaor. and then fall
as irrecoversbly under the custom of small SINS
might as well lie under milestone as under hi!
of sand; for, although might have blown away
every grain Of SAND If had watched it it fell,
vet when it is q hill vannot blow it nor push it
away-Dr. Donne.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

.-4oueH "Ms words Of The rise be as n0yles
Jas" I by the masters o. the assemblies" yet
sure the examples are the hanqar to drive them
IN TO take tn deeper hold. A fa'er that whipt his
son for swearing md swore himself whilst he whip,
him. did more harmtv his example IN good by
his correction Fuller.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

Purity. Purity of heart is of all others the most
elevated of virtues. A Greek maid being asked
what fortune she would bring her husband. an
swered, Il will bring him what is more valuable
than any treasure,-a heart unspotted, and virtue
without stain, which Is all that descended 10 me
from my parents,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
TConcluded from the second pare !


lift were the fashion to-but I'm NUM-
are your new teeth , Do you believe me, l TIN
they are more beautiful than those you lost! y
'Sh brother . and Mrs. Wharton directed he
glance warningly towards :he recess.
Ba, Caroline heard every word the young gentle
man had uttered. With involuntary exclama
ton she turned from the window, and gazi ing
when he looked with surprise and curiosity upor
Mrs. Wharton.
Caroline Archer!
Caroline was overwhelmed with confusion al the
recognition and his ardent exclamation.
| knew it, exclaimed Percy, haf-a-oud.
Do you know her. Frank ? asked Mrs Whar-
ton. suspciousy.
Look there 2 he answered. And opening his
pocket-book, he displayed the miniature within
Do you remember when bought this in Paris .
do. 1t is perfect.
I, is only through this likeness know her then.
sister
At this instant the door hell rung, and the next
moment DR.. -, the dentist entered the ROOM
Il called as l was passing, madam. to see how
what-my noble little heroine here =
DO you know her too, Doctor !" asked Mrs.
Wharton. with surprise.
Pray let me look at your teeth, Miss cried the
Doctor, without replying to her question: and walk
ing directly up to Caroline have wished a hun.
dred times to see how they answered the purpose
Caroline retreated in embarrassment, and feI, as
If she should sink upon the ground
Do not be alarmed !-yon were courageous
enough few weeks ago.-Well. Mrs. Wharton
you have found her out and taken her as 0ro.
tege'
Found whom cut! Pray explain, Doctor9'
Why my brave. beautiful heroine ?
Whom do you mean'
why the pretty advertisement GIRL as call
her.
Mrs Wharton turned pale.
You do not mean to say has-iha,-'-and the |
lady finished her sentence by a look directed to.
wards Caroline.
That she Is the young person who |
No more. Doctor beg Of you to be sien,
she cried implorngly, sinking upon an ottoman
near her.
Pray. what is this mystery, Doctor = demanded
che astonished Percy
see have been led into sad blunder by ia.
king things for granted. But it is better to explain
Ahan leave things in myste,y. This is the young
woman who sacrificed her front teeth to supply the
Joss Of your lady's.'
Emily. is this so ? demanded Percy, with in
dignant reproof: Were not those manufactured
teeth you obtained from DIP
No, Percy, she answered, hiding her face in
her hand
Good God have You had the cruelty to bribe
young creature like this to make such sacrifice
to your vanity Alas, my dear Emma yoa haye
fallen, fallen, far in my estimation ?
Forgive me, Percyr she cried, throwing her
self upon bis shouder-'l confess my error
Rave not been happy since =?
First make all the reparaon in your power TO
bis Young creature, whom nothing but dire necsssi-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17
FARM EoR sALE.


THE sh'crher offers far sale his Farm situate Rob
insOn's Corner in Richmond. Il consists of about four
hundred Of good land, which m be sof all together,
in lots 10 suit purchasers has 7rae quantity of Wood
and Timber and frge Orchard with Gra1ed Fruit the
buildings thereon consist Of double story House all
finished and thoroughly painted inside and ont with large
convenient Barn, and out hGes also story House,
Store and Blacksmith shop Terms fourth cash upon de-
livery good and sufficient deed, for the residue any
reasonable accommodation be had upon good security
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises. WIN. PATTEN
Richmond, March o., loN I'LL
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CnMSINIPVInN.

nR ALIENS BALS.q.H OF HOaRHOU.h-o, LIVER
- WORT, AND PLEURISY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint cods coughs splitting of blood caarfh
asthma difficulty of breathing, pain in the side palptaon
of the heart oppression and of the chest, pesyI
hectic fever, night sycnts, difficult and pofse e1pectoraon
and all affections of the chest. lungs and liver.
The oarhound Liverwort and Pluerisy Root have for
centuries been celebrated p the Of diseases Of the Lungs
and Liver.
Dr. u. D. Alien after series Of experiments, has boon
able from those medical herbs, balsam, which
cxerts wonderful effect in curing the CONSUMPTION
and Liver Complaint and all other diseases Of the Lungs
and chest So great has become the reputation of Dr. ALIENS
Balstm that il is used in the New York, 9liladelpha
and Baltimore Hospitals, and in the private practice of our
most eminent medical men
children labnrng under inflammation Of the lungs colds,
coughs Coup Qunsy, and throat, this BaIsam is OF
great importance The number Of deaths children
from these diseases is truly alarming. If parents wish To
lives their children, and themselves much trou6c
anxiety and expense let them procure DIR. b. ID. Aliens Bal
whenever child has taken cold, has fever,
cough hoaTsenCss, aspoOnfn Of tins medlcineand
repeat il necessary traspoonf VIII often effect
During the winter of 1879, rising of one
thousand families employed this remedy in the city CT New
York. The consequence vas that the number Of deaths
among children reduced less than half the usual
NUMBER may BIZ seen by the city Inspectors report OF
deaths.
In order to give tr reader idea of efficacy of this
Balsam and how extensively It is used here introduce
the monthly report of the il prormed in the month of
May 1893 furnished by the agent, and published in
the New York SUM-
"Monthy Report Of the performed by Dr. Il. n. Al
lrn's BasHn of oaroInd, Ivcrwort and Peursy Root,
during the month of May. 1t has cured and completed tire
cure of Consumption in 1921
Liver complaint l09
nysprpsa 100 "
Asthma OIL
papItarion Of the Heart 81
Raising b,ood 81
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ty could have driven TO make sucl sacrifice and oil
this necessity the bride Of Percy Wharton has la
ken advantage
Mrs. What ton burst into tears.
May, sir pardon her cried Caroline, with
generous feeling for the contrton of the unhappy
lady, The sacrifice made was voluntary oa my
part, and with Heavens blessing was the means oil
saving beloved mother from misery, and making
destitute family happy
And did you make such a sacrifice, noble girl,
for a mother ?
Indeed, sir, we were very, very much dis'res-
sed-and ifProvidence had not opened this way of
relief us, we should have been houseless wan
dercrs of the Streets.
Emma, | forgive YOU, inaImuch good has
been permitted 10 grow out of this evil. Yet ii does
not exculpate you
With great deIicacy and tact Percy Wharton
then drew from the blushing girl her whole story,
slve that part that transpired in the dentists
room which Doctor - related with touching
eloquence. Francis Ashley also on his part related
tle loss and recovery OF his pocket-book, and in
creased the admiration of Percy and his wife to
| tDc highest pllCa w Hei the lhie was SINVu, hS
asked if her fathers name was not Henry Archer,
formerly an importer in Front street,
sit was, sir, answered Caroline.
Then he did my father when he young
man great and important service. 1t shall be
my pleasing duty to repay it to his child. Give
me your mothers address, and will call on her
early Tomorrow
sand permit me to say, Miss Archer added
Mrs. Wharton. approaching her and taking he1
hand shat | shall insist on taking you henceforti
under my protection, and from this moment re-
quest you will make my house your home, ane
look upon me as a sister,
you are a noble creature, Emily, when yor
let your heart take TIE lead of your head sale
her husband, kissing her. 'You have my eonsen
to whatever you WILL
'And if my good brother will give me his con
sent-and my generous sister win transfer also
her preferred protection of this gentle GIRL sale
Francis Ashley, advancing and taking Caroline >.
remaining hand, Il will with her sweet consent
cheertully give my hand where weeks since
gave my heart
| He bent gracefully over the fair hand as he
spoke, and imprinted upon it an ardent kiss
| Caroline, overwhelmed with the sudden and un
! expected crowding in Of events, with her full
hear, gushing JOY at this reward of her long and
silently cherished love for the handsome stranger
o. the gloves, stood with dropping eyelds. blush
ing like a peony. while her young bosom tumult
uously heaved as if it would burst its confneme mt
1t is two months since Caroline Archer left tn.
It arding school of Mrs. -. Chestnut street
re she has been fifteen months her betroh
> 'and, Mr.. Francis Ashley, being too impa
l. I" 'e married and sport his lovely wife a
:. ON"S n is season. to wit the three years he
, had p-em'sed Percy. Therefore, yesterday There
appearej in the Gazette the following notice un-
der the lyinGnal head
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SHIP CIiANDl,ERY.

GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
~ by ZtNA HYDE, q Co, Front str3ot, Bath including
CORjlAGE Manila and Jared, from he manufactures Of
Plymouth, Marbchead and Boston, by the gang retail
SAIL CLOIH, DUCK and THINE of most descriptions
.8.NCHORS of all sizes, warranted. CH4LN Gables,
Sheets aud Ties of Boston from English refined
Iron, and warranted for years also English Chains.
Bolt and sheet COPPER. Composition Spikes and Nails,
with other castings Of all descriptions. Windas Necks and
Capstan Spndles link sheathng Nails, and APP
prGprate article. .E9P.9L STORES, Paints Oils and
Glass Troy pressed SPIKES from three inch. Ship
blocks and Pumps. NaUIIC7L LH'S7R U.Nt.N1'S, books
and Charts.
Many of the above articles, suitable notice be de
vered to the purchaser at his place Of business direct from
the manuacory free Of expense to him. and mannfc
ture's lowest prices. Bath, 1871 lyl
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FASHION eBl.r TABLISUMENT.

FASHION = - it. + STA BLlSHMENT
Z. AMI Ell CROWELI --T4iLOR, returns thanks to the
- liberal mahtantS of Bath and vicinity for The patronage
they have thus favored him WITH and would take this OPP
portunity 10 inform them that he continues 10 execute all
orders in his line OF business with promptness and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his profession,
ana his unrcmiting efforts please his patrons, combined
with perfect knowledge of his trade will enable him to
merit and receive Il continuance Of tl' public favor.
Persons wishing Garments made in the best manner, and
according the latest fashions will please call ut the Office
directly Parsons Smiths Store Rogers new brick
block & Cutting done notirs Latest Fashions
duly received. III
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
HATthe subscribers have been dy appointed Executors
Il of the last will of Peeg Taman late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds the law directs And
all persons having demands upon the of the said Pceg
Talman required exhibit the same and all persons
indebted TO the said called upon make payment
ELEANOR TALI.MAN,J rx.,.
HENRY TALLMAN fs'e'~0'S.
Bath March %, ls4l. l.
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FOR SALE.
Mm DWELLING HOUSE, Store, Wharf
Al a and Dock in Bath, formerly called the
NM ~ "a Halter Loring place. Also, dwelling
yFzzIIkzsSsA house, Store and Barn, formerly called
. s-7Es' the Green House, and two small dwell
ing houses, together with 40 of Land cutting 10
OF nay, and pasturing for cows, situate Topsham, all
when VIII be sold low Three fourths of the purchase
hey may remain on mortgage, one two, three and four
years.
AlSo-twenty Shares in the Union Bank, Brunswick
For further particulars inquire Of VIM. FROST.
Topsham Junc3, l84l. 3w 10.
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EAsTERN RAILROAD RESTORATOR.---
~ - ID II. LOMBARD, II 1-2 COMMERCIAL STREET,
~ Good board lodging, by the week day, at
.ne most reasonable TERMS If 46.
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JOHN G. DODGE,
Attorney at Law,
or-r,o WISCaSSE7, JFfanr.
oEE1cE-ndjotnng DR.. TEHRSBURYS-nearly oppo-
site Hiton's Tduer ff
Wiscasset, March lst., l54l. tf4Q
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-17

DoARDERS WANTED! mr. $3.50 PER BEER
- at tiso Commercial HOusoi HENRY K0OYT
would respectfully inform the public generally that he
tnues to cay the abore named House, and will furnish
board al 81 so per week,
Grateful for past iuvors, he 95ict continuance Of the
Bath, March II, 1871. If 50.
ID OOTS, SHOES md HATS for sale by
ID March 2i tf52. u. MARSTON.
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Total

The number If colds and coughs cured hy this medicine
too numerous to report"
6T CAU7T0.T-Purchase unless it has tho cortif-
cate of Copygh the wrapper and Label and the writ
ten signature r. y. ALLEN, NJ. u.
General Depot and Wholesale ocs, ss Barclay New
York. sold in Boston by ANDREW GENEp, l0f Hanover ST
general agent for the New England Stntrs.
3C,-lor sale in Bath by J. WILKINSON.
x. 1910. ly2G