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Communication.
A Good Investment,

a great deal OF money has been invested in
Railroad bonds during the past few years. and
1t Is claimed by statisticians that such invest
ments are among the very safest that are offer
Ell in any line Of business. The country needs
the railroads 10 open the communication be-
tween the producing regions and the markets,
and the country, thus supplied with transport
arlNn facilities, gives profitable employment TO
the railroads and remburscS the outlay i'll
their construction. or course there is differ
ence in the security offered by different roads.
but where the location is good the district
trayerscd needing the road, and there being no
damaging competition; where the Company
building the line is strong enough to carry the
enterprise through, and where the amount of
the bonded debt is small, the safety of the
bonds may he considered assured. Especial
attention is being given now TO the South and
Southwestern States. Emigration is now pour
ing into Texas rs it has for many years past
into the Western States. Texas is Il vast en-
pre- Of itself, and has productive capacity
which is almost beyond calculation. Railroads
must be built to convey the enormous prod
nets OF The State to the market A great trunk
line, which is 10 extend from Houston TO New
Orleans and thence TO Mobile, a distance of
415 miles, is being built by such Northern can
Ames, Hon John A. GriSwold, Messrs Nor
ton Bliss Il Co., J. n w. Seligman 4 Co.. l..
Won Hoffman X Co., OF New York. BENJAMIN
{. Bates and Page, Richardson 4 Co.. Of Bos-
ion, and other leading bankers and business
men. The stockholders have already paid in
and expended upon the line about len million
dollars without Offering stock or bonds TO the
l'jibiic.
About two-thirds of the cutirc road has been
built. and having shown their ability and de-
termination 10 carry the work through, the
Company now offer for sale eight per cent
mortgage bonds upon The Louisiana division
OF 226 miles, which can be bought at 80 and ar-
crued interest. At this rate they are very
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I he Meadow kinu.

1hs mower differs wdel y from any other
being propelled on 30-inch drive wheels. A
tapciing sleeve OF arm passes from the axle 10
The front, through which the crank shaft re-
wolves, the main shoe grasping around the out
side, connecting with ptman twelve inches
long, which is ARRAYS in line with the knife, thus
making the most flexible cutter bar ever before
introduced, running equally well in 0nyPosition
from horizontal to perpendicular. Its con
struction is such, that il c0HH0t be cramped IN
der any circumstances. For ease of Emanage-
ment, lightness ofdraft. strength and durability,
1t cannot be surpassed
Inc Meddo,c King will be offered to the farm
efs 81 Maine the coming season through agents
~ lhe several sections, who will be pleased to
snow us Pecntidr merits and features.
Mr.. Fred Atwood. Wnterport Me-, is Cen
eral Agent for Maine, New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia. See advertisement, MAINE
Farmer April %.
Mr. Fred Atwood of Win.erport. is general
agent for Maine, New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia, for the meadow King" mower and fhe
Double Harpoon Hayfork." both of which
machines bring the best testimonials of their
efficiency. Wing a. Courier.
Farmers should give this mower an eyamina-
ion. Several features of great Importance, are
combined in the Meadow King.
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me originator Of this wonderful medicine, claims
to have discovered and combined in harmony more
OF Natures most sovereign medical properties than
was ever before combined in one medicine The
evidence of this fact is found in the great variety of
most obstinate diseases which ii has been fuund to
conquer. In the cure of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs
and in the ealy stages of Consumption it has aston
ished the medical faculty, and hundreds of the best
physicians pronounce it the greatest medical dscov-
cry OF the age. While it cures the severest Coughs
II strengthens the system and pures the blood BY
its great and thorough blood purifying properties ii
Gu cS all l1umor from the worst Scroua to 4 com
mon Blotch, Imple or Eruption. Mercurial Disease,
Mineral Poisons SyI hiitic and Nencral Diseases
aud their effects are eradcated and vigorous health
and Il sound constitution established. Erysipc .as
Salt Ehcum, Scald Head, Fever Sores Scaly or
R"ugh Skin, in short, all the numerous diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful
purifying and invigorating medicine, For Oliver
Complaint" Bilious Disorders and Habitual Consti-
PATTON it has produced hundreds of perfect and per
inanent cures where other medicines had failed
The proprietor offers 900 reward for Il medicine
that Will equal it i'll the ct all the diseases for
which it is recommended. Beware of counterfeits
and worthless limitations. See that my private Gov
eminent Stamp, which is a positive guarantee OF
Gcnuincncss, j. upon the outside wrapper This
medicine is Sold BY Druggists ut SLIGO per bottle
Prepared by Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Sole Proprietor
at his Chemical Laboratory, 1;i3 Seneca street
Hulitlo, n. \. 1UW4G
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CoRNS. Brvl0NS. BAD NAILS. C,IosJr1rs
Alt is an astonishing fact, TINT nine ONT Of
every ten person, we meet .rc .nrcll, traul,lni
v ~ tlelt lcgl' cry i@W Hre exempt pf.
'' ~ - iehlV''eN-t ui:'liNe anu Alf'Nltlor
are tit ItiHtoit ana certain IN ihelf ellcelS. The
~ ',ilT i1' sure alil lender fori!S. p"hlohS;
'''t "'1' ~ r. " Sp'tIiIiiS ''iiii i"r Woanued
','t' Hliu r"i,iaiE cures me worst eases. me
bunion>, and HE prevention of all corns is
puzzle TO scientific minds. Sold bv druggists
,i.tS. h'oH ~ ~, mos features ana zee the
~" .Gi n.y. ~ Nc l,Tu. ~ no' pe hGil
FAX H. ~ I i1''''''''' ny SuiittihS
,toi - VI WY Na.l,s lP'loh
and the lnfrrino when aIirn'imo ~ mat,o
" almost unhna,.lin mi ai,S,.U ynh f''I
In,,f ,l,l,I that i !. },rt an t ,,,t n.i'.,i,;
10 health md rn,ntor, in m.,nv 7as,s
~ tI,,. '1;tii-,,I,,- ~ ,, I.,,';,;;,- .t,,
i'f brls&H PIle hemedies according to drcc-
lioilS 10 cure hiefhai' external, ltthlu% or
hieedir& piies. lhtY are mud and reliable
!n4 warranted as represented. Sold by Rich
Hfd H. -H"oiN' ;. a. loWe' ~ 90. Belfast, L.
1tItiS ~ SGafspoTl' hobefts ~ Iilchhorn,
STOCKTON; MudSett E& LIBBY, Prospect, j. ".
HeiNtN' frankfort. ana All druggists generally.
Ut works Ike charm. This Is the com
mon lilik ABOUT l.ehnt laill-hllln@ Magic OH
ti over the country. II anybody has headache.
tooth1che' conc pam, sore throat, latnenesS OF
any KIND, Spfalns, ehllblainS, the general adj
Ylce Is Use henhes Magic Oil. IT works
,... ,,..
AtIS iiot So -, " ASiiiN"roN 81. BoS-
ION. IL Is Tue intention OF the proprietor. ~Mr.
poS mon 10 lildhe we tarE> house one OF the
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Communications
DR.. Gaze AGAIN in Belfast.

This successful practitioner is now making
his third visit TO Maine, and is everywhere
greeted with scores &new patients. and the
blessings and gratitude of hundreds who have
been restored TO health and happiness through
his bcmIcent fundamentally. Ii is not ncccs-
sary for Ms TO give an extended notice, Tor we
have, it Will be remembered, already Published
sufficient evidence from parties in our midst
whose veracity cannot be questioned, which
certainly entities him 10 the confidence of the
public. Treat his system of cure as men may,
ii challenges investigation: il results are TO be
seen Oh cNery hand and hundreds walk the
avenues of life to-day healed OF diseases which
had deiied the best medical skill; and we have
reasons to thank God that the t imc has come
when people are beginning to think for them
selves, and are throwing off the Shanlc> Which
have bound them TO Il false theory in the art of
healing disease. His mode Of treatment is based
ON the most strict principles Of , cence, and in
harmony with all Natural Laws. Ii strengthens
and cqualize> the vital forces of nature, re-
moves distractions TO the nervous fluids, and
restores the circulation to every organ Of the
body, thus giving the sccrctions HEALTHY action
rc-YitaliZing the functions of life and giving
tone and vi@or to the whole system. The treat
ment is not unpleasant to the patients with no
indicate exposure, and in many instances no
medicines whatever are administered. The
Doctor will be found ut his old quarters at the
American House from juno 18th until about
July lSt.
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SHIP n r. w >.


n
ARRIVED.
June TO- Sch Empire Ferguson. Boston.
II. Sch Sea Flower, Dicky, Boston.
Il. Setback Downing, Patterson, Bangor
49,. schs Ruth 5 Hodgdon, Pendieton, New York
II. p. Merriam, Clark, Boston.
SAILED.
June 9. Sch Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston,
II. Schs j. w. Drew, (new) Carter, Jacksonville,
Fla; Ida Morton, Cottrell, New York
-. Sch Empire, Ferguson, Ellsworth
Tolman and Ees Of Rockport are building three
masted sch OF $50 tons.
The new fishing sch. Lydia A. Harvey, built at
Boothbay, Me-, for Mcssrs. Parsons s. Hodgkins of
Rockport, has arrived at the latter port.
Launched at Addison, June ID from the yard of
J. C. Nash s. Co.. Il fine sch. of $50 ton. She is to
be commanded by Capt. W. b. Henrehan.
=, Launched at Columbia June 80, sch OF 30 tons
She is to be commanded by Capt. V. c. Plummer.
J, l.. Buck. of Bucksport, is to build sch of go
tons, to be OF this fall. W. Ii. CHM, of the same
place, will build sch. of 300 tons, to be finished this
season.
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Farm for Sale.

lItFRR SITUATE IN NORTHPORT
aIEHaEI4 II miles lie from Belfast, containing
@s-S@1N@- about GO acres of land a large or.
chard of the best Fruit, Grape, Cranberry, and
other small fruit. Well fenced and watered Build.
ings good; House and L., new. Will keep a Horse
and Il to is head Cattle An excellent Brick Priyi
lege bordering on a brook. Near a School House
and in a good neighborhood. Will be sold cheap
and on the most liberal terms If applied for soon
Apply to j. C. LEWIS, New Castle. Maine or on
the premises to THOMAS WATERMAN, or JOHN
Nj. WOODS. tt43 Nav i 1871
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Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the journal.


June 18th. Fanny We're, of the Female Min
7lrcI Troupe, was arraigned on charge of steal
my aNell from Mrs. Whiting, on the steamer
between Winterport and Blu cksport. The AZ
''e'e was found in her posse ssion and identified.
fahhY was fined one dollar and costs which
She nAil md leparied
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sheriTs Sale.

WALDO,. SS.-Taken on execution in favor OF
Nv Samuel Otis and George b. Ferguson against
wesley Prontiss, now or late of Thorndike, in said
SG;o9nty, and will be sold at public auction to the
nighest bidder, at the store Of Mcssrs. s. Otis & Co.
~ Hty roint, in Belfast, in said County, on the
flsml day OF July next, at ten of the clock, in the
forenoon, all the right i'll equity which said Prentiss
so OF aa on me eighteenth day of January. A. D.,
original writ Of redeemng / certain lot Of land Sit
u n,s IN SAD lhorndke and bounded as follows :
btslinS al the Northwesterly corner of land form
lhorndike thence running southwardly % rods to
stake and stones thence castwardly about 81 rods
TO fence dividing said land from land OF Mid EiIes
to stake and stones; thence northwardly about two
RODS toa stake and stones on the south line Of land
formerly Tor now owned by Edmund Smith; thence
Wcstwardly said Smiths south line TO the tirst
mentioned bounds, being the same premises convey
ed to VIM. f. Ferguson, by Ed NJ. Philbrck. by
deed Of mortgage dated July s. 1863 and re corded IN
Waldo Registry Vol. 1913; Fol- 300.
Jos. WILLIAMSON, Creditors Atty.
IRWIN CALDERWOOD, Sheriff
T1jf1st limo =
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BARBER SHOP.

M ESS. cox s. MCCAMBRIDGE TAKE THIS
AVA method OF informing the public that they have
opened shop over the Eureka Dining Saloon, No.
G9 Main St., where they intend carrying ON the Bar
bering business i'll all its branches and solicit the
patronage Of our old friends and the public gencr.
ally GEO. cox,
Belfast, June Z, 1871. A. MCCAMBRlDGE.
3WiS
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RUsINEss WITHOUT cAP,TAI

Enterprising Ladies and Gentlemen cln now
establish themselves Local or General Agents in
amy part Of the United States or British Provinces
Tor any OF our nc" and forthcoming works in the
subscription department of Mcssrs. j ANFS X. OS-
GOOD Co Two excellent books Tor Summer can
vassing are Just ready, and others nearly completed
AddrnSs Tor Particulars terms and territory, II. A.
BROWN CO., If fremont street. I:ost on. Mass
lWJQ
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Il. 8 NJ. III. T.. II. r..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE
~ Stockholders in the Belfast IL Moose
head Lake Hail Road Company. that
the annual meeting will be held at the Court House
in elfast, on Wednesday, July j. 1871 ut 10 clock
IN the forenoon, to act upon the lollowng matters,
viz:
First. To hear the Reports of the Directors and
Treasurer of said Corporation.
Second 10 Elect nine % Directors fol the ensuing
Year.
Third. TO transact any other business that may
properly come before said meeting.
Per Order of Directors.
JOHN H. QUIMBY, Clerk,
I;ellasi Jane s, l>7l. b. 4 NJ. ii. l.. Il. Ii.
lWiS
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aI rare,ncnt since TINT time MI. s., has re-
--j ja Ho,henL doing business there. His
N'e. uue son and only daughter are still resid-
hH aton'rF I1nroilNlIc. For several years
Mr. = h'S been in the habit of spending por-
ii'n %! the summer months at Centre Lincoln
iI'' 'Gl boarding at the Billing House. Tie
''I"' ~ "N7 Wheh IL 'om-
''''"' N' F'">' Is assigned l"r
,'l.'"'H I"''h"S' SuIerndH''a
','f'"' ''''".l' Nf' = IA inc PRIME o.
''''' ''''"''~@ 'H'n' MS age was
'' wears
''"'' '''i''~ ''' '' t''' 0ANil' door
.''' '''''N IA''o'3 '' lhp Mt99I~' Ma'ic"s' IN
'''' '"N' WI '"e PUNE lh'N use IN INC manu-
'''"ty ot t'ioSH articles Is brought by railroad
''" VI. man anu N''iF'' nom i'-ton I" TINS
in.9 Na0"' rs some clear pine plank
'NN'N 'nnh'S "idr- sd 'h 'S ih'y cannot Get
.,. N''i'"5 o'"'' ~
''''N ''' ''''
VI ''l" "' WOMB .E Wa' disastrous TO The
.I., r.'...' .,',.,;...,l ,,-,' ,i'''''
n l, .t,ct. .,l ,oo ,,,, ,,.,,.al
..l. fnto ,h... .,,,.. ny,. .'c
.Iac.l.I,,' ~. l'N' "'7" W.n"
e-I me- bl..,, If ..n n., '',, -" '', ~
...eh gravel in il place Tvrr,bol,. homes tbot
.'o r.iau ofyu8oN ,iuH will ha..s br,4f e.. thot
i lA. Commune ia l;,i-i,.
I,-t N..t. u..flr,. We'll. nj p,,,,..., ..,.
1lurot ,h. ,yor.,n III, ,,,,s,. Mn
ol-ta RrIc,.f a..,,ni.o,n, -, ..,,,tl,,,,,,, ,rh.
-..D~ I4.ltiol f,r tb,. p,,,uf,.t,,,,. Of ,,,nd
.alu FIR l,i.ptino n,pa. rna,-. o,.,,,.s,.o1
ti.a-,I,r- with rutbu.i..,n in r..n,,.t. IN ,bo
un lo,~,ljop and business a,1,.,,,,,.. ofrm-
n-,. anl Thought ,b,t M, ,,.,,r,, n@v,.,. orN,r
lF.r..,. .,tItl. hot lac ha.,n,
,l-....>,..,t....,,, ,..
'2 '"''o'
''''' ',''' ""' Sl"S II
~ ''' -'"""''' "'H '''h trle" Ill
'.' ''1 "'V 7u1ee>s' rms Is no
"' i"' " iNi rue process VIII make eN-
t"' 'V'''l Nl'nou' tlufhii@' ana WitA |
'''N '''N nullPfmt'N
There are signs that HI advantage, which
Or last Possesses Us q bu~jnc,, location are at
iaHmg attention. rhc Lewiston journal
pos That C1pl Charic- Baker Of thi, city, has
u,,utly been hi AuLdru with a view of secur-
Jug Il.uitll Information to guide in the cree
H.uoi ..sh1c fuIory nj Belfast.
Du lInnr.v Mr. I,rI,au, b.3 ~, H.; "a
.UI,-. lLiry >nl,,,,IiI ..lnnu so,nn n. which
. ..i,,i top,.,,t,.- tiy,. ,,o,,nl ,ut,l.r r.N,, +
...... -, F,r, PAM II ,.a.. .i,,l't f., ,,,.,,,,
.i..f.,-r,.. ,..,t1,,t., YIN. .,r.l,o,,, ,..a
....,, IN, ..,,r.,..l
'H'H III engaged III repairing Inc 'ohiur-
wy h'"'N' ''i 'IiSl'il'e' 'l. HUl leef from
',' 4'''''"- I'l "H e'''Pe GA Moh"a}. one OF
NJ" sup 'i''lN "I'NP' 'l'I th'fe was Il hurried .
''',i- "' '' '''' "l".'"FN'" OH rom lho N"Alin@ /
i''"N-'
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DIED.

| Obituary notices, beyond the date, name and aye
must be pail Jor.l
In this city, June =, Mrs. Sarah f., wife of John
V. Small and youngest daughter of the late Robert
and Mary trimbie aged q years
Belmont June ith Mrs. Leonora Mihoney, aged
IL.
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THE CONFESSIONS OF Az INVALID.

DCBi.lSliED rs warning and for the benefit of
L gounq Gnd others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, &c, supplying THE MEANS OF sELF-CURE.
Written by one who cured him elf and sent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address NATnANiEi MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gni5Sp
DIR. L. K, CLAEKES VEGETABLE SHERRY WINE
BIl1EIiS certain for female sickness, by
taking wnegls half full before getting out of bed
in the morning. Delicate Ladies' will find it of
great service by using it three four times ii day.
Sold by al! dealers in medicines. sp
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NJ A RRIED.

i:oston, June Sth, DR.. Reuben Il. Hudson to Mi IS
j. Antonette Giles formerly OF Belfast.
Lynn June .th by the Rev. c. w. Biddle, Mr.
Augustiu Hilton of Lynn, to Maria Harding OF Bel
fast.
Waldoboro' 10th inst, by Hon. Isaac Reed Mr..
Freeman W. Eugey OF Nobleboro' to Miss Sarah
A. Burns Of Wadoboro'.
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Wool 'A"",Ne
AND
CLOTH DRESSING,

JESSE DORMAN informs his friends and the
public, that he continues to carry on Wool Carding
may depend on having their work well and faithfully
done He will run two sets Of Cards, and do work
at short notice, and in Il workmanlike manner.
Wool and Cloth left at the store of +. A. Follett
Belfast, will be taken carded dressed and returned
once week.
Hy Price the same as at other Mills.
Freedom Village, June 1871. iw4Sf
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An Extraordinary Cure.

MONROE, Me-, June LIST, 1871.
DR. GAGE. Dear Sir: In answer to your
letter of inquiry, am happy to inform you that
l still have the perfect use Of my limb, and am
entirely cured of my lameness. and know not
how to express my gratitude to you, for had it
not been for your timely aid | should have yet
been Il cripple, as | had been for years. |
would also inform you that my uncle, Jacob
Randall, of China Village, who you cured of
dyspepsia, is still enjoying good health. He
says he never has seen Il sick day since your
treatment last January.
Yours, with much gratitude,
SUSIE j. RANDALL.
Monroe. Me.
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EAST N>ssAllMro', Me-. August ., fs70.
TO whom il may concern: 'lhi@ curti!ics That
was cured of difficulty about The heart of
twenty-five (4''} wears Standing, by Ifr. t3ec.
when At Augusta about one year ago.
r BIRTH. t,t't,,r :,
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SEAEfsHseNE. The Democrats of Searsmont
are requested to meet at Gmore's Hall, Satur-
day, June 9Th, nj O'Clock, 7. NJ, to choose dele
gates to attend the State Convention.
June 10, ISL. sp Per Order.
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EIGHT Per Cent. MORTGAGE Bonds

upon the Louisiana division Of rs 4-3 miles from
New Orleans to the Sabine River. Ihis viii prJa-
ably be the most valuable portion OF the whole linz
as it will be the only rail communication by which
the enormous productions Of Texas reach The
Southern metropolis.
SO important is this road considered TO Louisiana
that the state has made very liberal srints in aid ii
the enterprise by direct donations, l endorsement
OF its bonds. and by subscriptions to tue stock o
the Company amounting ia I'LL to over cgd niliioH
lDllnrs
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JACKSON. The Democrats of Jackson are
requested to meet at the Town House in Jackson,
Tuesday the 2oth day of June, at O'clock Z. NJ, to
choose two delegates to attend the State Convention
At Augusta. Also to choose delegates to attend the
County Convention to be held at Belfast, and to
choose a town conmitte. Per Order Sp
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SEOC TON. The Democrats of Stockton are
requested to meet at the School House, in Dis. No.
IN said Town on Saturday, June Il, at O'Clock in
the afternoon to choose Delegates attend the State
Convention Per Order, Town Committee
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Another Cure by DR.. Gaze.

VINALmAvEN, Me, July 8, 1870. DR.. GAGE
Dear Sir: Since your treatment Of my wife at
Rockland, for Il bad cough, general debility, &c..
she has got entirely well. | would sincerely
recommend all afflicted to consult YOU. You
will always have the best wishes OF
Your obcdient servant, SMITH IIopl,tNs.
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More Evidence of Dr.. CAGES Skill.

VIM. Il. Wc!man, of Rocklm,i, had brcn
afflicted with liver complaint, rheumatism. a..
which medicines failed TO relieve; restored in II
very short time.
Miss |. j. Randall, Monroe, Ne. weak ana
contracted limb six years; wore an artificial
limb years; two operations and was walking
about to the establishment of all.
$. G. Arey, Pockland, little daughter afflicted
with three discharging sores upon thigh as large
as hand; perfectly healed in short time Mrs
JAS. Jameson. heart disease, cured Mrs. d.
Barber, Ninalhaven, cured of catarrIl Geo.
Bassett So. China, cured of scrofua on head
and body so years standing. Mrs. VIM Cross
man, China, tumor on face u wears removed
Clafiin II. Sprowl, Bristol, debility and nervous
prostraion; had not worked for two years ;
cured. Mrs. Meservy, Jefferson, Me-, lame for
a long time; cured by two visits. Mrs Eunice
Gray, Montville, helped or cured eff chronic
mirubs. E. p. Prescott, China, enlargement in
hand size of egg, cured. VIM Cooper
Burnham, lame shoulder, could not put hand
to head, cured. Mrs. A. NJ Priest, II. Vassal-
boro', impaired vision, cared. G. j. Russell
Warren, wonderfully helped OF heart disease
and neuralgia. Mrs. T.. Richards, Vnahaven,
Me-, liver and stomach arrangements, general
weakness and prostration on little exercise,
cured. Hundreds Of cures equally wonderful
could be given, but we have already occupied
sufficient space, and offered ample evidence to
sustain his claim TO the confidence of the atlii ct
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A BOTTLE,

JAS. A. JACKSON & CO., Proprietors
Laboratory 100 x 1U1 n. ID ST., st. Louis Mo.
For sale IL, all Druggists anh Dealers.
.tmns.ilSn
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sENEExC1Az. IT'D FEMALES

Strengthening the body, invigorating the mind and
giving tone and elasticity to the whole system The
Home stomach Bitters are compounded with the
greatest care and no tonicstimulan thas ever before
been offered to the public pleasant the taste
AMI combining 50 many remedial agents, endorsed
by the medical fraternity as the Pharnacopu.iu. IT
costs but Il little to give them a fair trial, and
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE
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For Fever ana Asue, lnlermittants, Biliousncs
and all disorders arising from malarious causes
They are highly recommended as an Anti Dyspeptic
and IN case Ui Indigestion are invaluable. As an
Appetizer and Recuperant and i'll case of Genera
in producing the most happy results. They are
particularly
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY J. H. SCHENCK, M. d.

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there was no other reason than the neglect of known
and lndsutably proved means of cure. Those near and
dear 10 family and friends sleeping the dreamless
slumuer into which, had they calmly adopted