The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-07
Pills, Potiona and Pungencies.

Hing Kaakaua has seen nothing finer during
his tour than the Emwood and Warwick Col
lars. lie is surprised at their elegance and
durability, in connection with the low price at
which they are sold
Dr.. 0. Fitzgerald the wonderful Clairyovant
physician and surgeon will visit Belfast at New
England House, Friday and Saturday Jan. Sth
and 9Th. remaining two days only. Don't tail
to see him his cures are truly wonderful Ec-
dmtnGt&ons free Of charge.
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam is the great
popular remedy of the day. Inexpensive. pleas
ant to the taste, it cures magic and gives uni
versal satisfaction Try it and be convinced
Although mosquitoes are born of poor parents
they have in their veins some Of the best blood
IN the country,
For impaired indigestion, and in fact for
debility from any cause know of noting equal
70 Fellows Hypophosphites. Its direct effect
IN strengthening the nervous system renders it
suitable for the majority of diseases.
am, sir, yours truly. WM. 5. HOWE, NJ. D.,
Pitstieli, Me.
a country customer in a shoe store was asked
what number he wore, and answered. Two of
course;' and seemed to feel indignant because
ne was asked.
The proprety Of given condition medicine to
horses, cattle and sheep, was discussed and adj
united by many Of the Agricultural Societies
tulOuSiiotJ me states l;tSI L all, ana we DelleNc
that III every case but one they decided in favor
of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders Good
judgment.
A Young lady, beng asked by rich old bach
eor, 1T not yourself who would YOU rather
beT' replied. sWeetly and moaestly, yours
truly"
There is probably, TO way in which we can
benefit our readers more than by recommending
to them for general use Johnson's Anodyne
Linment. 1t is adapted to almost all the pur-
pose of a Family Medicine; and AS a specific for
chest, lame stomach, rheumatism splitting of
blood, and all lungs difficulties, it has no equal
that ever we saw or heard Of
Mother" said little urchin. when he came
home. II have heard such smart preacher
He stamped and made such noise, and then he
got mad, he shook his fist at the folks, and there
wasn't anybody dared 60 up and fight him"
TIE HOME CURE THAT NEVER FAILS
The atmosphere of piny woods is good for
consumptive patients" says DR.. Erastus Will
son. No doubt it is: but HALF'S HONEY OE
HOREHOUND AND TAR, charged with the con-
centrated essence Of the most valuable of all
medicinal trees, the Abies Balsamea, or Balm
Of Gead, and tempered with the healing and
purifying juice Of the horehound plant and with
The purest honey, will do more in one day TO
cure s)ugh OF cold than the air Of pine woods
could do in tWelve-month.
PIXIES Too1H-ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
A physician, on presenting his bill to the exc
cutor Of the estate of deceased patient, asked
do YOU wish TO have my bill sworn to-" No"
replied the executor; the death of the decedent
is sufficient evidence that YOU attended him pro-
fessi0nally,"
To INVENTORS. As year succeeded year, for
a long series, We have been most happy to direct
attention to the advertisement of Mr.. R. II.
Eddy, the Well-knOWn Patent Solicitor, rs State
Street Boston. The increase of useful and
patentable inventions is far in excess of the
generally conceived idea. Many mertorious in
NentlOnS fail OF receiving paten. through being
intrusted to solicitors unacquainted with the
| intricacies of the Patent Office, and much time
and money is often lost in ascertaining the
patentability Of articles, where a solicitor Of
long standing could judge Of conflicting claims
at once.
MIR. Eddy's long experience renders him per-
fectlv az f0lt Oh outstanding patents, and his
constant intercourse with the Patent Office, for
a full generation, gives him assurance OF the
speeCiest and most favorable attention to all
matters intrusted to his charge. American in
ven ors owe Mr.. Eddy debt of gratitude for
his incesSant efforts which secured them the
right Of patenting designs and trademarks
agalfl~l ulI limitations.
Parties DESTROYS of obtaining American or
Fo'eign Patents cannot do better than to CON
sui Mr.. Eddy. They will be sure of courte-
Gus treatment, judici0us advice, and moderate
charges.
A gallant wag who was sitting beside his be-
yoved, and being unable to think Of anything to
say, asked her why she was like tailor? Il
don't know" said she, W tn a pointing lip. ''un-
less il is because | am sitting beside goose.'
Stop that cough No one who has ever used
Dr.. Morris syrup OF Tar Wild Cherry and
Hoarhound will be without it. AS a remedy
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