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FROM THE EAST.
latest Dates from HOng.KOng, Yoke
hOma and Other Points, Received
by The Steamship Great
Republic.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-The steam
er Great Republic, from Hong Kong Vjn
Yokohama has arrived. Among her
passengers are Rear-Admiral PennOck
and staff, from command Of the Asiatic
squadron at Hong Kong. The steamer
brings news from Hong Kong to June
18th, and from Shanghai to June 10th.
Shen Poo Chen, late governor of Flu
klein, and conspicuous for his services IN
FOrmOsa, was appointed vicerOy of XII
angsu, Kiangsia and Anuhi, and high
commissioner for foreign affairs in the
south of China, headquarters at Nam
king.
Difficulties with the Kssh govern
ment were apprehended by the Picking
cabinet. The rulers of that province
were believed to be in alliance with au-
thorized emissaries from the western ma
tions, preparing to throw off Chinese
rule. After repeated defeats by the abO-
rhymes, the Chinese troops are said to
have gained victory in southern For
mOsa. Two hundred savages reported
killed. Particulars not given.
The insurgent outbreak in Manchuria
continues. The troops dispatched from
New Chuang have not yet commenced
operations.
AHS ldSoHip haAiiOIu lClI IOuR hOuB
June 10Th for Singapore, en- route to the
United States.
News from Yokohama, Japan, to June
9th says the mikado visits the island of
Yezo in July, to be absent from the cap
ital about three weeks.
Japanese contributions to the Austria.
liam exposition are valued at fourteen
thousand dollars only.
The consultative assembly of provin-
cial officials met at YeddO June Goth.
The proceedings were opened by an adj
dress from the emperor The functions
Of this body are limited, in the event of
important business only, as establishing
a system which will be carried to
greater length hereafter.
Intelligence has been received that
Russia has decided in favor Of Japan in
the arbitration of the Maria Luz case.
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2 (eB1i-mOnde, Germans and French =
men meet Familiarity within thu
range Of the blue eyes Of those home
spun products of the new world. These
women listen, but they know not what
occurs, or the part they play in this
game OF diplomacy. They ask only
plenty OF champagne, and - the rest!
Thzy are pretty, and they drink like
thirsty fish. All, this joyous American
world! They dance with abandon
twenty-four hours each day, and infor-
nation reaches the diplomat with the
Righteousness Of q falling rain.
Now, as in 1869, the German knows all
that passes in our midst, with the dif-
ference that then it cost him dear, while
now it costs him nothing. The expense
is borne by the distant American hus-
band. He it is who pays for the lights,
the music, the hidden hooks in which
these women enjoy distractions which
Their husbands cannot reach by tele-
graph. And now, who are the most to
blame in all this-the foreigners who
carry out these plans, the American wO-
men who prostitute themselves for their
personal enjoyment, or the Frenchmen
who beg their portion Of the political
cake" Either this is a most disgusting
truth or an infamous SANDER. The so.
lutSn 81 the truth lies mainly with
those husbands or this side whose wives
are charged with playing this scandal.
GUS TOie in Paris.
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SARATOGA.
Co tiHuaiicn OF the University Sports
-Yesterday Given 10 Athletic
IXceTcIse-The Result.

SARATOGA, July 15.-The sports Of
the cOllegians were resumed this morn
ing at six o'clock. Barbour, of Amherst,
won the One-mile run in Az. The one
mile walk was won by w. A. Platte, OF
Harvard, led at the finish, but was rued
out on account of foul. The seven-mile
walk was won by w. R. Taylor; M. E
DriscOll, of Williams, second, and Clar-
ence w. Francis, of Columbia, third /;
Dartmouth fell cut at three and half
miles, and Downs before the fourth mile.
Tsylor's time was 65:I54; DriscolI, IS :56
Francis, Sc :02. DriscolI tainted at the
END of the race. The last event was
One-fOurth mile run, with six cOmpetit-
Ors. &. M. Culver, Of Union college,
won in 553 seconds; David Trumbull, of
Yale, second; J. B. Potter, of Cornell,
third.
In the afternoon the second part of the
programme of athletic sports was per-
formed at Glen Mitchell. The first race,
one half mile, was contested by David
Trumbull, of Yale, and G.. H. Barber, Of
Amherst, and was won by TrumbuIl in
2:O6!.
TIE three mile walk was con-
tested by w. A. Platt, of Williams, w.
r. Taylor of Harvard, and A. n. Fair
banks, Of Brown. TWAS won by Tay-
lOr in 5:233, Fairbanks withdrawing on
the second mile.
The hundred yard dash, between T.
II. Legislin, of Union university, Penn
sylvania, c. N. Culver, of Union, J. B.
Lindley, of Williams, J. B. Potter, Of
Cornell, and w. G. Hall, of Yale, was
won by Potter in 103 seconds. Lindley
sprained his ankle, hut nevertheless
crossed the score second.
The entries for the three-mile run were
II. Rodgers, of Wesleyan, D. G. Morrill,,
of Amherst, and J. d. Goodwin, of Co
lumbia. Goodwin withdrew on the fifth
half mile, and Rodgers on the last half
mile. Morrill, won the race in 17:073.
The hurdle race, one thousand yards,
over ten hurdles, excited the most inter-
est, and was the cause Of genuine enter
tainment for the spectators. The entries
were J. w. Prior, Columbia; COrtes
Maxwell, Yale; w. G. Hall, Yale; G.. 3.
King Union. The race was WOn by
Maxwell in nineteen and half seconds.
This is one and fourth second better
than the same mans time last year,
when he was winner in hurdle.race.
The two mile walk for past graduates,
was the last race of the day. 1t was
contested by NJ. S. M'Cann, Harvard;
J. w. Gunter, Williams; J. E. Eustis,
Weslyn. 1t was won by Eustis; time,
69:49I. Gunter's time was 1902
The last two named contestants were
captains of their respective crews in last
years university boat race on the Sara
toga lake.
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NEArnER PRoRAEILTrIEs.

"A4h4HHIpN, July 10 a m.
fDr Is7ne5scc, ohio valley, and the
Lorer Lake region, stationary 10 falling
barometer, soUther'y ariads usersag to
me Usstcsly slightly lCGrmer, partly
oloi'ay 1Ccgther, and IN the last district
rain areas,
me ty'2sT Ohio and Mississippi rivers
a. ant 5g'o5g Cairo viii continue rising.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HEADERS ENGAGEMENT GUARDS, I.O.O.F.
MENfpIIIg TENN InlN- Ii ISI5

HEADERS ENGAGEMENT GUARDS, I.O.OF,
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10, 1875.
At meeting of the Encampment Guards
this day held, the following proceedings were
had, and the same were Ordered to be spread
upon the minutes:
ON motion, committee of three, consisting
of Patriarchs b Bingham, ]. J. Ross and T.
l.. Risk, were appointed to draft resolutions
of respect TO the memory of our deceased
brother, Patriarch l. c. Snayely. The follow
ing is the report of the committees:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty God,
in his y iSdOm, to remove from our midst our
beloved brother, Patriarch 1. c. Snavely,
therefore be il
ReSOLUed, That in the death OF Brother PstTi-
arch Snavely the Encampment Guards have
lost Jealous and active member, the Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd-FellOws an earnest
worker, and the community a worthy citizen.
ReSOLUei, That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded to the friends of the deceased, and
a copy furnished the APPEAL and Avalanche
for publication.
3. BINGHAM,
j. j. ROSS,
THOS. L. RISK, Committee.
By order of ). 8. GARRETT, q. e.
FRED. II. STARR, Secretary.
Official: FRED. H. STARR, Secretary.
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The names Of several prominent gen.
tIemen have been presented for the va
cant post of minister to Brussels, but
there is reason to believe that General
Badeau, the new consul general at Lon
don, will be the successor Of ]. Russell
Jones.
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OFFIcE HEKvANpo INsuRANcr

OFFICE HERgANDO INSURANCE Co.
MEMPHIS, July II, 1875. !
THE STOCKHOLDERS of this company are mere
i by notified that at g meeting Of the Di-
rectOr5 held this day, a cash dividend OF ten
per cent. was declared out OF the net earnings
of the past six months, PAYABLE on demand.
Jyl3 +. NJ, NELSON, Sec'y.
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Wednesday, The 21st day OF July, 1875,

at u o'clock M, on the premises, sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the stock of goods
now in stOTehOuses Nos. 81 and s. Jefferson
street, Memphis, Tennessee, said stock con-
sistlng of iron and lead pipes, pumps, brass
goods, for steam, gas and water; iron fittings,
eaTthenware, glassware, gas fixtures, stove
fixtures, ONCE fixtures aud furniture, one
fitting tools and machinery, L having been
appointed trustee by decree OF the Second
Chancery Court of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in case OF Jos. FlanneTy We. Louis collins ct al.
K. Dudley FRAISER, Trustee.
July Is 1915. JylB
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A convention in the interest Of the
greenbsck party is called to meet at De.
troit, Michigan, August 25th. B +. But
Ter, VIM. d. Kelley, Moses w. Field,
and others, are expected to address the
meeting.
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A Cleveland delegation OF butchers,
led by Edward Russell, arrived at Day.
ton, Ohio, Wednesday. They were re-
ceived at the depot by the butchers OF
that city and escorted to the Beckett
house, where they were entertained.
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Trustees Sale

4 WILL, pursuant 20 the terms OF a trust
L dc ed made by Louis Collins, on December
30, 1875, and recorded in the Registers Office of
Shelby county, Tennessee, on
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CHICAGO. Jaiy lj-Fhe Crys al Lake
stud Oi tro.ulg horses, owned by <. ;.
Dale, Of this city, was sold to-day. The
principal sales were as follows: Stallion,
lakeland Abdsll2b, to Clinton Babbit,
BelOit, Wisconsin, for $1,000; bay mare,
Alice, with two colts, to III, Spencer,
Fall River, Massachusetts, for 5000; T.
J. Scott, 10 !. S. Rumsey, Chicago, for
5000; R1sens and colt, to d. Fargo,
GEeenville, Michigan, for Sl050. The
prices for the other horses IN the stud
were not large. Total number Of sales,
fifty.
The American Pathological Association.
Providence, July l5.-The American
Pathological association, in Newport,
Yesterday afternoon, listened to the Tesd-
ing Of papers by Mr.. O'keefe, Of Brook
Ign, upon the first sentence Of Caesars
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SICK HBADACBB,

This distressing afIec --On occurs mos fire.
quently. The disturbance OF the stomach.
arising frOm the tnpe- sctly digestet
tents, causes q severe raIu IA the hea- &C
companied with disaE-eeable nausea nd
this constitutes what - POpu.arly known a.'
Sick Headache.
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Pills, rotions and PuMgen

ECONOMICAL New FooD. % cents will buy
Il package of Sea Moss Farine, made from pure
Irish Moss, which will make 80 kinds of dishes,
such rs cakes, pies pu,l,lingS, ETC.. or l6 quart
of rn,tards, eleS, creams. Charlotte Russo.
blame mango, etc. Sold by All Druggists and
Grorcrs. | VI.
stop consumpton,tha dread >couree, and
permanently cure all diseases of the throat and
lungs ~ the use Of Adamson', Botanic Cough
Htsam.
Sir said an old Judge to Il Young lawyer,
"Non would do well to pluck some Of the tt;th-
ers from the wings of your imagination and
stick them in the tail of Your Judgment"
Good Food and Plenty of 1t, produces the
same effect upon person who has been starved
that the Peruvian syrup an Iron Tonic does
upon the weak and debilitated; it makes them
strong and vigorous, changing weakness and
suffering into strength and health
DR.. Johnson once dined with Il Scottish lady
VIII" had hotcl-potch for dinner. After the
doctor had tasted it she asked him if it was
good. 1t Is good for hogs, maam," said the
doctor. "Ihen pray said the lady, ''let me
| help YOU to some more.
Take the whole cataougue OF medicine and
YOU will not find Il preparation SO competent TO
e!lectually deal with kidney, bladder, glanduar
and Brgnt'S disease at Hunts Remedy. Gray el.
dropsy, diabetes, suppression and ncontinence
of urine, pains in the side, back and loins com
plants Of the urino-genital organs and female
! irregularities. 1t subdues and restores 10 a
sanitary condition the impaired nerve structure.
Copy was out. The devil picked up paper
| and said, "lIere's something About Il woman
| must | cut it OUT "Non' Numbered the ed
itor; 1.-THE first disturbance ever created in the
world was occasioned by the devil ioolin9 about
| woman.
ScHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic. In the at
mosphere experienced here during the summer
months, the lethargy produced by the heat takes
| away the desire for wholesome food and fire.
qnent perspirations reduce bodily energy. mar
ticularly those suffering from the effects of de-
billtalih& diseases. In order to keep natural
| healthiul activity OF the system, we must re-
sort to artificial means. For this purpose
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is very effectual. A
few doses create an appetite and give fresh yioor
to the enervated body. For dyspepsia, it is in
valuable. Many eminent physicians have doubt
ed whether dyspepsia can be permanently cured
| by the drugs which are generally employed for
that purpose The Sea Weed Tonic in IFS M.
ture is totally different from such drugs. II
contains no corrosive minerals or acids i'm fact
| ii assists the regular operations of nature. and
supplies her deficiencies. The Tonic in IFS
nature so much resembles the gastric Juice that
| it is almost identical with that fluid. The GAS
| trio Juice is the natural solvent which, in n
healthy condition of the body, causes the food
to be digested; and when this juice is not ex-
GREETED in sufficient quantities, Indigestion, with
| =. @
| Weed Tonic performs the duty of the gastric
juice when the latter is deficient Schenck .
| Sea Weed Tonic sold by all Druggists 4w1
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0dnnary notices, drgond the rae, SANE o"d .4se
must tepaid f0f.J
In this city, .'nly 18th, Capt Lorenzo y Cunning
ham. aged 81 years, months and II days.
In Rockland July 18th, MI. james Clark, aged y,
Years {, months and u days.
In Warren, July l4th Oliver Libby, aged - wears.
In Monroe July 18th, Mr. Roswell +. Emery aged
~ wears, 4 mos. and l. days.
In Bremen, July 18Th, capt Martin o~icr, aged
10 years and months.
In Ellsworth, July 10th, Arthur Ernson, SON OF
James 7. and Lucilla a. eastman, aa"d Years,
and months.
In Bluehill, July l2th, Nj Joel Long aged III yrs
In sullivan July 10th, Mis- Salena NJ linco, aged
about Is years.
In Brooks, July 2oth, Mrs. Ruth Webb aged !.
years, months and days
In Stoughton, Mass july 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wifi of Albert Southworth and daughter Of " m. }
Dodge, ESD, eyed 20 years.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29
MARRIED..

In this city, July 18th, BY Miles y. staple, teq
Mr. Amos +. Richard and Miss Della Brown, both
of Belfast.
In Searsport. July 10th, by Rev. }. +. Adams, "a
sisted by Kev. b. y, Merrill, Mr.. VIM, NJ Carver
and Miss Nena l.. Park both of Scarsporl
In Freedom, July .4th by }. -. lamson Esd.
Mr.. Alvin n. Bragg Of Albion, and Miss Mary i.
Garish of Troy.
In Verona, July 18th, by Aaron Kicker $50, Mr.
Thomas l.. Abbott of Verona, and Miss Cora \
Carter of Somerville Mass.
In West Camden, July Eth, Mr.. Charles A. An
mis- and Mis- Mary +. Cr;tbtree, both OF W. c,
In KocDland July 10th Mr. Charles scalenu Of
Italy, and Miss Lucreta Duncan OF Eockland.
In Ellsworth. July lith, Mi Adcbert W. Bate.
and Miss Mary A. Saddlrr, both of l..
IN Buehill, July It'll Mr.. Lorenzo I. Lntkin Of
Hmchl, and Mrs. Augusta ;. Fullerton of Ellsworth
In Goudsboro, July 18th. Mr.. Daniel Tracy an,
Miss LYDIA A. oing, both Of g.
In Great Fails July Il, Mr. Alexander $ bow, OF
Palermo and Mis- lAora 1. Prescott Of Liberty.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29
Stop That Couch.

No pulmonary complaint however obstinate.
can resist the healing influence of DIR. MORRIS
SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND HORE-
HOUND. Nothing that we have ever sold acts
so promptly and ehectually, in coughs, colds.
hoarseness, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
of the throat, lungs and chest leadingto con-
sumption. 1t is a certain cure for WHooPING
Cough and GROUP. Contains no opium and Is
pleasant to take. Cough Worn victims whose
lungs are racked and torn with paroXvSms that
threaten to choke them, find speedy relief in its
Use. Trial size 10 cents. Ask for Mr.. Morris
Syrup, take no other. Sold by VIM. O. Poor
~ son Belfast. ALFRED HOOPER. Searsport,
A. j. JORDAN. Orland. j. W. PERKINS n CO.,
Portland, General Agents. 1yr1G
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Which was appointed to be held in this city Oh
the 25th OF August. has been postponed 10
Thursday, sept. "a. \ large attendance is
expected, We learn that the Reunion of the
Isl Maine Cavalry will be held here some time
i'll September, but we are not aware that the
day has been decided upon.
The annual examination of The savings Banks
Of the State is now being made by W. W. Boil
ster, state examiner. He looked into the affairs
o. the Savings Bank IN this city ON Tuesday.
lie reports the financial condition as very sound
and satisfactory. and that is vault Is one of the
best and Safes in the state.
VIM. q. Poor \ son call attention TO then
ncw arrival of bird cages of every description
The material Is bought at the factory. and the
ci.st pat together At their >tore.-rant tinishcr>
wanted at Carter N WoodWard's factory in
Washington building-T. j. Frrow,' house
ior Sale.-Comnencement OF Eastern Normal
Nchool.->ecVe button lost.--A card from tie
Waldo Agr society to its life members.
Ii was last Friday, and She stepped over 10
Her nti4hhor~ to yet some milk The drops OF
lrr~pWliIon We're pouring on from the brow
of matinee. So d, Speak. Whcn ~he burst INTO the
house with Il look OF horror in her eyes, and
r. W >U'N'i ''''N>' "S' v ~"
mule lltchel e" ,hc exclaimed, 'what do YOU
Hpr,>e ',c done. my chidren:" "SwalloWed
Aut- -l:tl>t' asked her son, rising hastily from
biz CHAIR sud stepping ON the cats tail. in
vented q neN trmpiug PIN" said her duua!-
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.',
NM, ,I...ir III. remarked .Il rather have.
1rrn -bIir ul, init. kindhne wood. than had any
bodg auud those teeth ana put them IN the
aW.e1 And that's the reason We have omit
II. mrnliou the accident.
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.,i... r.,,tit.,tinn f,,, ,I.,,,tin,,.. ,,,.,l d.,
ri.. l,,.ti...,,. t,,, nav ,l,ro.1 nj. t,r,.t !.
I'M M. bl,4..~ Mems. rl,s yo,,no n,n ,t,,...,i,
Its h.u nlIr.jp.. y ,,yo,jl. an, tlri,ino, lot of
.urunbcr,. They were enclosed IN A hot hol,.e
Ina Mere. 30 to. -pc,.z. tb, apule Of hiscye An
Nh -pal,4 moment. were devoted Il, thri. ruIli
,,Iisl,. IL h,a wal,.bra tl,.,o tr,,, ,h. first
TINY lcai.untu rhe blossom and rruit a,,,,.n.eJ
:ui thrn lt U1- lanil. IIa uov l.,ispd the
.oIcrui the t.urIu-ur, Ia admit the fresh air
AMI htN nriyhbar'- chickens. Thp n.iohhn.
N- I4n,,,il-ti.,t,I vim, and Ie,.i. h.t
lr,aI Al home. lati without .n4il >nar br.-
IT.. h.li. II. .r.r J,..troye5 III. ,.,n.. man,
e.,,,,,..,..,l b. .>t,n,;nati,, ami SOW
...Idr.l Chicken. ,,,.ra sem home, O. rnn>t. =.
DO u.lr. rli, 80 ourt...I lle pciabbor-wbo
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29

\ man named Wheeler at Hobson's shoe fac
tory IN Portland, was going up an elevator
Thursday afternoon, when his head got caught
between the elevator and the timbers surround
ing. The elevator was stopped just in time to
save the head from being torn off. The ear was
damned nearly off, the flesh on the side of the
neck and face torn, jaw bone broken, and teeth
knocked out.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29
BOSTON MARKET.

MoNDNN, July 20
Bt UTERINE quote fine Vermont and New York
at 2oa2lc: fine esterl at &c fair to good 19a,2c
fair to good Northern ut 22a23c; bakers at l:a6c
per ID.
CHEESE-Ne qVote fine New York and Vermont
factory at ii l2al2c; fine Western at lie: fair good
factory at la 10 l2c, and common cheese at 5asc
per 10.
EGGS-Ihe market remains dull At 2oa?lc per doz
for Northern and Eastern.
BFANS-The market is steady at 81 90a2 90 per
bush for mediums. Pea beans at 81 for York state
yellow eyes sell at s. & l2aj 90 per bush
NEGErABLES-New Potatoes sell ut g % per
Dbl; Onions at $4a4 30 per Dbl
HAl-N quote choice lots Of coarse hay at SEA
%, the outside price for something prime medium
hay at Is %, and fine do Al : II 90 per ton straw
al ~ per ton Tor rye, and 80 % for oAt.
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SLIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
July 10Th, schr. Maabar, Wech, Salem.
July 10th, schr Lillian, Ryan, Boston.
July 2lst, schr. L. s. Watson, Rich IIobokrn.
July 25th, schs. Sea Flower, DECKER, Boston; NJ.
W. Drew, French, Iioboken, coal for ". h. swan
& Co.
SAILED.
IHly 2ls, schr. Prescott Hazellme, Mcdonald,
Charleston.
July 22d, schr Geo. b Ferguson, Ferguson Els
worth.
July 18th, sehs Lillian, Ryan, Boston, l.. s. W at
son, Rich, Sedgwck.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29

The West Wateryille Union, a temper
ance paper, says That sham and fraud
the prohibitory @ law. has got to go up.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29

Delano, Secretary Of the Interior, de-
chnes to resign on account of the Indian
frauds, aud says that if removed he will
make Ii warm Tor Grant and his particu-
lar friends
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29

Donaldson, the eronaut who assembled
in a balloon from Chicago last week, and
drilted ont upon the lake in a storm, has
not been heard from There is no doubt
that he persisted.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29
Ayers Cherry PectOlaI
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
CONSUMPTION.
CONSUME

PICTORIAL. 1t has been known to the public about
forty years by long continued series of mary eous
cures, that have for it confidence in its viz
tues never equalled by any other medicine. 1t still
makes the most chectual cures Of Coughs, Coltls
Consumption, that be made by medical skill
Indeed the CHERRY Pc, roRAL has really robbed
these dangerous diseases of their terrors to great
extent, and given feeling of immunity from their
fatal effects that is well founded if the remedy be
taken in season. Every family should have it in
Their closet for the ready and prompt relief of its
members. Sickness, suffering, and even life is saved
by this timely protection. The prudent should not
neglect it, and the wise will not. Keep it by you
lor the protection afford, by lis timely in sud
den attacks.
Dr. J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
FrntAal ant .laaigti,al CHEMISTS
i4l No ,1jD
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Waldo County Agricultural Society.

WHEREAS, private parties have assumed all
w responsibilities relating to the forthcoming
races on the Trotting Course of the Association,
guaranteeing the purses offered, and furnishing the
means for repairing the track &C. and whereas, the
Association is to receive all surplus of receipts over
expenditures, arising from such races. Therefore.
That the liability of loss to said parties may be les
sened, it has been voted ut meeting Of the Trus-
tees of the Association, lin accordance with the by
laws of the Association, and the terms of the Ger
membership tickets shall not be recognized as Civ
ing admission to the grounds at such races
Per Order. EMERY BOARDMAN, Sec'y.
The Republican journal., 1875-07-29

Iernble storms and Hoods have visited
various portions OF Europe England Ire
land France Hungary and other countries
have experienced heavy raintalls, which
have desol;.ted wide tracts OF country, de
-troyed lie and injured the crops.