The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02
Pills, POtions and Pungencies.

Il is maintained that Richard III was a Good
Ttmplar, because he stopped King Henry's bier
The Blood owes its red color to minute glo-
hueS which float in that iud, and contain, in
Il healthy person, large amount of Iron,
which gives vitality to the blood. The Peruv-
an syrup supplies the blood with this vital ele-
mrnt, and gives strength and yigor to the whole
@N>tem.
our devil proposes conundrIm. What is the
difference between the entrance to Il stable and
Il oater in a printing office One is balmdoor
and the other is Il darn bore ! Truth.
The public are hereby assured. through the
columns of the journal, that Parsons PUfyu-
Jce Pits contain no injurious principal. but
that they may be administered to children and
the most weak and shattered constitutions in
small doses with great certainty of success.
Good morning., said a printer, to the head
OF i tlourishing family; " have YOU any daugh-
tcrs who would make good typesetterS - NO.
but have wife that would make a very good
DEVIL
Or. \ Johnson. one of the most successful
practitioners of his time. invented what is now
| called ./ohuson's Anodyae Linineent. The
great success of this article III the of Bron-
chitis and all diseases of throat and lungs, will
make the name of johnson not less favorable.
if less widely known, than that of Louis Napo-
leon.
When 4 western member OF Congress recent
! ~ alluded SO teelingly to the HAY seed in his
hair and the 'oats in his throat why didn't
he complete the diagnosis by speaking of the
| rye i'll his stomach
| A VOICE FROM THE CEMETERY. One-ifth
| OF the graves i'll every cemetery are the last
| homes of the victims of Consumption, and vet
| there is no disease which terminates in con-
sumption that may not be cured with Hates
| HoneY IF U0rehound und Tar. Is not this a
fact worth remembering !: Crittenton's, 9th
| Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
An Ohio paper SAYS: "Without exaggeration
| il is impossible to procure glass of liquor in
this town" This leads to the inference that by
eNaggeration you can get your regular tod.
Something certain at last. PILES is not only
one of the most painful of human diseases. but
professional men had almost despaired of find
| ing remedy, until the introduction of ANA
| kESlS by DIR. Slsbee, and after a experience
of 10000 eases in FIVE years, doctors agree that
an infallbe remedy has been found. Sufferers
will appreciate ANAkE SIS after trying every
thing else in vain and then experiencing the
bliss of instant relief and ultimate cure. Price
Sloo. Sold by w. O. Poor n Son, Belfast. and
Druggists every where
Congestion of the Lungs.
WAUPACA, WISCONSIN.
DEAR SIR. Late in April my father. who is
seyenty-two years of age. and has been prac-
ticing physician most of his life, was seized with
inflammation of the liver. followed by congestion
of the right lung, the attack being return of
one from which he had lust recovered.
The disease finally eliminated in what our
physjoiap called "catarrh Of the lung" and
which others have called ''brOncha affect
ion"
For more than three mouths father had been
troubled with severe cough, which gave him
no rest night or day.
The doctors having exhausted all remedies
without any effect, we commenced to use pei
lows Compound Syrup of Hypophosphte the
22d Of August, at which time the eXpectoration
was very copiOus. very tough, occasionally OF
the nature of NATTER and generally brick
color.
Since that time it has entirely changed its
nature, the color is quite light, with no mixture
OF blood and is only about Il third as much in
quantity.
Fhe swelling in his limbs, which has troubled
I'm 12r aGogt three months, has neaaly disap-
peafeq' and he is fast recovering.
! Yours respectfully
S. =. MARSH.
''Who dafss TO spit tobacco juice on this car
floor:' asked hurley passenger on a Mobile
train. 81 dare,o quietly replied slender
youth; :" and did it.' You're the chap I'm
looking for, said the ruffian; give me chasy ;.