The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-05-14
Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

Mrs. MANCHESTER, the we'll known Clair
yoyant and Eclectic Physician will be i'll Port
land by request Of her numerous friends May
| tenth. and remain ten days at the United States
Hotel. Every invalid should consult her, as
she has effected a large number of remarkable
cures of cases that have been given up by the
old school physicians. The many patients who
seek daily her advice are a fair test of the con-
tdence she inspires i'll all those who seek her
cure. Let none delay TO seek restoration of
health by applying for her advice. If
The Times says DR.. Walpole has lost his
beautiful chestnut mare. She died suddenly i'll
harness. it is supposed from bots pin worms.
condition P0ardefs, he would, no doubt, have
had his mare to-day-they are death on worms.
Why is a son who objects to his mothers
second marriage like an exhausted pedestrian?
Because he can't go" Sep-father.
Chapped hands are very common with those
who have their hands much in water. A few
drops of ,Johason's 1nodgne Imminent rubbed
over the hands two or three times day, will
keep them soft and white. Fishermen. sailors.
and others will do well to remember this.
An exchange asks: rs there anything that
man cannot do:" To which DR.. Wood Of the
Glasgow. Nv, Times, replies: YES, sir; we
nave never KNOW II one Sutklt Il DADDY.
The venerable Archdeacon Scott, of Dunham,
Canada East. says that he suffered from dyS-
pepsia more than TWENTY-FIVE years, but that
three weeks use of the Peruvian Syrup IAN
Iron tonic) has benefited him so wonderfully
that he can hardly persuade himself Of the
reality, and people who know him are astonisled
at the change.
What" said a teacher TO Il pupil, makes
You feel uncomfortable after you have done
wrongT My papas big leather strap. feel
inglY replied the boy.
Travellers will find an easily prepared and
most satisfactory beverage in the Vanilla Chloe
olate prepared by Walter Baker 4 Co.. Boston.
Established in l.s0. single trial Of this
agreeable drink will prove the truth Of our en-
dorsement. Most dealers sell it,
The ruling passion strong in danger. An
alarm of fire was, the other day. given New
York hotel: Landlord said a guest, sis the
house on fire." "Yes. SIR well, give Us
one more drink, if you please. and We'll get"
The American House, Boston. the leading
business house in New Englrnd has taken the
lead in reduction of prices, and now adyertises
rooms on the Sd and 4th stories at $500 per
day This Hotel was the first to introduce Il
Passenger elevator and has always had an cX-
cellcnt reputation for its table and beds. Its
management for the comfort of Guests is
proverbial' The lower and finely furnished
apartments are $500 per day 4
\ husband advertiseS thus My wife, Maria,
has Strayed or been stolen. Whoever returns |
her will get his head broke. AS to trusting her
anybody can do 50 if they see fit for as never
pay my own debts its not likely III pay hers"
10000 cures of PILES has been recorded dur
ing the past five Year by ANAkESIS. the hap |
peSt discovery in medicine ever made. No dis
ease is more painful and yeXatious than PILES !
and lotions ointments. and quack nostrums |
ALWAYS make Them ANAkESIS is n
lntalllble, painless, simple permanent cure, acts
As bougee soothing poultice and medicine The |
re!lef irom pam IS instantaneous and cure eel
tain. All Doctors recommend it. Price 81 90 |
Sold by VIM. .. Poor Son. Belfast Me-, and |
Druggists everywhere.
A Kentucky farmer refused to look at Il sam
pie sewing machine not long ago, As he always
''sewed wheat by hand He is related to the
man who did not want threshing machine on
farm. for" said he, give me Il harness tug on
a barrel stave. and | can make my family toe |
the mark according to the law and Scrpter.''
INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.
HARLEMVILLE. Columbia Co. n. u.
July 8. 1873, s
II. " PIERCE, NJ. d. Buffalo. n. y:
Dear Sir Your favor is Just received | i'll |
tended to have written to yon several weeks |
since concerning the Improvement in my health, |
which IS now very apparent. | have used one |
bottle Of Favorite Prescription with the best re-
suits, although | will admit | was somewhat |
discouraged after its Use for short time only. !
| took il under very disadvantageous circum- |
stances-havlng the supervision of the house |
and during the season of'house cleaning" | was |
obliged through the incompetency Of help, to do |
more than | onght. and, of course, suffered |
dreadtully, lifted when | ought not to have |
raised my hand, and did all could to bring |
''order out of chaos, but upon laying aside all |
cares and continuing the remedy j find after |
using less than one bottle to be so much benefit
ed that | have discontinued the use, with no re- |
turn of the symptoms of which ! wrote you. | |
have suffered terribly and what added to my
distress was the consciousness of not procuring |
relief from ordinary sources, at times it seemed
about impossible to stand so great was the dis |
tress. All of those severe neuralgia pains have |
disappeared. they were so bad at times | could |
hardly walk without some external pressure. |
They seem to have left me like magic, suddenly, |
and have had no return; all other symptoms |
have been removed. The severe weakness and |
faintness have disappeared, and can 60 up stairs |
with comparative ease now. l would have in |
formed you ere this OF my improvement, for / |
appreciated it, but | was fearful it was only
transient benefit | was receiving, but | think
sufficient time has elapsed to consider the ben
eticlal results permanent. Accept of my best
wishes for your future success and your kind
ness in advising me. Very truly.
Mrs. NJ. NETTIE SNYDER.
Boy-"Mamma, papa is getting very rich,
isn't he" Mamma-''I don't know; why,
child:" BoY-'"Cause he gives me so much
money. Almost every morning after breakfast,
when Sarah is sweeping the paror, he gives
me Il siXpence to go out and play" Sallie re-
cieyed = short notice to quit.