The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-04-24
Pills, Potions and Punqeno.es.

Lridget came TO her mistress and asked for
needle and thread 30 you want it fine or
coarSe?' asked the lady. " Sure an | don't
know. ma'am," said Bridget. "What do yon
want it for?" asked the mistress. ''If YOU tell
ne that, may know what to give YOU" ''Well,
mum. the cook has Just tould me to string the
beans. an sure an want a natlla an third for
that"
When applied with DR.. Pierces Nasal Douche
and accompanied with DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery constitutional treatment,
Dr.. Sages Caarrh Remedy produces perfect
cures of the worst eases of Catarrh and OZena
of many years standing. This thorough course
of medication constitutes the only scientific, "a
tional. safe and successful manner OF treating
this otouS disease that has ever been offered to
the afflicted. The instrument and two me1i-
zines sold for s. by all Druggists.
subdue the first symptoms of a Cough, cold,
attack OF influenza, OF any other affection OF the
lungs the windpipe or The bronchial passages,
with Hale~ Honey of torchound and Tar. The
relief is certain and immediate. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in minnie
\ young man out of employment and health
desires to act IA Il substitute TO some pcnooner
of Che war Of 1872 No objections to going into
the country.
In the distressing complaints peculiar to te-
males we have Panacea in Duronro's Pills.
California housewives describe soda 'that
ere stuff which YOU put in biscuits to make em
get up and Grccian-bend themselves.
Kept Alive by Fellows ypophosphites.
This i, to certify that in the autumn of lS61
contracted severe cold and cough, and was
seized with pans in the chest and back. ! OBJ
tanned medical advice, but The prescriptions
effected no good whatever. the cough kent
growing worse, and other symptoms sci in
which complicated my case, until finally | was
given up TO die by three physicians, who said
was far advanced in consumption, and could not
recover.
had been fourteen months gradually vast
Ing away. unable t. perform tn Iightr@t On
vice, and fast 0ppr0UchiAG the end. At this
time had never heartl Of Fellows Compound
Syrup of HypophosphlS, but some of my family
noticed the letter from Capt. Cotlill. concerning
tie cure ii had effected IN his cl>a, and / was
persuaded To seni for some OF the medicine
| commenced 10 take ii i'll acc0r1.anrr with
directions, AMI before lad used half bottle /
was able to resume light WorA in my shop. amt,
| notwithstanding th'ti my Disease was SO far AL
Nanced as TO be lucurable, by making u~r Of it
from time to time durins the lH~j three Years, it
has sustained my strength and cm4l,iel me to
knock about and attend TO my work, | feel
certain that had ! used it al itn earlier stage
OF the disease ii would have effected u perfect
| cure. W. II. LEIGilTON.
| Having been acquainted with the case OF Mi.
| w. II. Leighton during the la~t i've wears, wa.
| the undersigned. fully indorSe the above state
ment made by him.
j. Il. DAVIDSON. i. T.
ISRAEL BENJAMIN. j. p.
| HORTON. n. s. 17th February. 1873.
! \ lady. wishing the service Of dyer, was
referred to an excellent workman. The lady
asked: Are YOU the dying man. ''Noma'am,
| I'm living man-but Ill dye for YOU"
GEN. JAMES \. HALL SAYS