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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-13
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Wreck of two Foreign Steamship!
Eishty-Eight Persons Lost.

San Francisco, April r. The Steamship Mika-
do brings advices from Melbourne to March 18th,
and Auckland, 10Th. The steamer Helen Me
Grcgor, on voyage from Grafton to Sydney,
struck the reef on which the steamer Urava was
lost. She remained on the reef an hour, and then
hoating oh, sank in deep water The passengers
and crew were saved in the boats, except one load
OF persons who were lost.
No hopes are entertained of the missing boats
of the steamer Gothenburg, Lost in the Torres
Straits. February % Only % persons were saved,
about so being lost.
Flood Notes.
The drought has been succeeded be heavy
floods in the coast districts. On the Hunter river
great damage has been done to the crops. The
settlers were flooded out and are being cared for
by the government.
Hon VIM. Arnold, Speaker of the New South
Wales Assembly, was drowned while attempting
to save floating property at West Moreland.
At Paterson and Morepeth the water stood sew
eral feet In the streets, causing great destruction
of property.
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Nallomell l0ral Mems.

There is to be another spelling match at Wilson
Hall on Thursday evening of this week. The
proceeds to be devoted to the same object as be
fore-to establish library for the benefit of the
Classical School in this city. 1t is expected that
Mrs. Z. S. Decker and Col. D. p. Livermore will
lead the several wings of the contending forces
choosing from the audience whatever available
material may be required to fill the belEgerent
/ battalions. Champion spests are undoubtedly
making preparation for this important occasion.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning parties, and
pains will be spared to make this entertainment
pleasant and profitable to all
Again the row boats skim over the waters of the
iennebec, and the people are happy Steamers
will commence their regular trips when the ice
hleaves from the head of navigation to the sea,
which will probably. occur in few days. 1t has
already crowded its way nearly to Browns island
about half way from this city to Gardner-neary
two weeks later than last year.
One of our amateur gardeners commenced
padding his grounds early on Monday morning,
preparatory for securing early spring vegetables
Last Sabbath was one of the loveliest days of
0the season, and it is possible that some improved
the occasion by displaying spring fashions to adj
vantage.
Water street is dry and dusty as usualwheneyer
the snow and ice disappear. No mud to annoy
/ at any -elson.
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WatervilIe Locals.

The Euphemian and Philimathian societies held
public meeting Saturday evening, April 10th.
The going was rather bad, but it being pleasant
over head, the audience room was well filled.
Music was the first on the programme, and it was
good, and showed that there was good musical
talent in the societies. Second, defamation by
T. G. Eaton, was well delivered. Third, essay by
Clara Hoye. Fourth music. Fifth, discussion
of the following question: Resolved, That the
United States show signs of early decay. Disput-
ants-affrmative, J. Z. Cochrane negative, F.
w. Foster. The question ably discussed on
both sides. Sixth, music. Seventh, select read
ing by Fannie Chandler. Eighth. paper by Fannie
humorous pieces. Ninth, dcclamations Tenth,
music.
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help was required in the house. On Sunday after
noon, she was sitting alone in her room, the men
folks having gone TO the barn. On looking in the
direction Of the house they ,aw smoke issuing
from one of the windows, and rushing in, hor-
rible spectacle met their gaze. Lying across the
hot air-tight stove, ON which she had fallen, was
the body of Mrs. Pierce, the neck, breast and
other parts shockingly burned the clothes ON fire
mostly burned off. Life was extinct. She had
evidently fallen uron the stove, while suffering
from stroke of paralysis. The deceased leaves
five children. Her husband, Mr.. John Pierce,
died seven or eight years ago.
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TEXAS.
The Troubles on the Texan Border.
Eight Uorse-Thieves Arrested.

Galveston, April IL. a special to the News
from Brownsville says "Mr. Airey, United States
commercial agent at Camargo, writes to Consul
Wilson at Metmoras, April 6, that few days pre-
vious the Camargo authorities received notice
from Mier that party of ID or 20 armed men had
crossed from Texas, and were proceeding towards
were examined. The chief of police told Arey
their horses had American brands, and many
ticles taken from the men were decidedly Ameri-
can.
! Airey asked the mayor of Camargo to let him see
the horses and articles stolen, but he refused but
said he would telegraph his request to Metamoras,
to which place the prisoners said to be on their
way.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Flour-s,eady-extra spring 25a5 -.
Wheat-No. spring cash lG5al Jun. lCS}sa,
May al06a4.
Corn--No >. mixed, cash. 73A s%. May, STA;
~ Jun; Gsa14 July.
Oats-No. 3 5S1sa- cash; May, 62asa- Gt-aa-
June; 61i-a Mar.
Rye-No. 2 ll0all0.
Barey--No. spring l(s--a1t5 cash l01a-- May;
los Apl.
Dressed Hogs 0OaS 3D..
PCik-2l 50-a3l so cash; all 80 Apl; Il 30
81 ID May; q e0a- Jun.
Lart-l5 20-aIj 20 cash y to all A. Jun. ID -
al5 25 - May.
Bulk Meats shoulders ga. short rib mid
IL "a; short clear mid ALA.
Hams IS bs average 4.
Whiskey-ill-a11.
Freights-Coru to buffalo, Sta; wheat 10 a.
a..
Receipts-l0,00l hour; 5000 wheat: 10000 corn
p 900 oats 0I0 rye: 100 barley.
shipments III, 00e Hour; 7i,000 wheat; 6CGO
corn: 6 coo oats: 5000 barley go rye.
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Notice.
u. s. Internal Revenue.
SPECIAL TAXES.


The Revised Statutes of the United States, Sec.
tons $780, 1887 1898, and $780, require every person
engaged in any business avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUS
OF BUSINESS STAMP denotng the payment
of said SPECi IL TAX for the Special Tax Year
beginning May |, 1875 before commencing or con-
tinulng business after April -, 1875.
The Taxes Embraced within the Provisions Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-13

SrOP THAT CoUGHi--We have, during the las
year sold large quantities OF DIR. MORRls' SYRUP
Gods, throat, hoarseness, asthma and all dis
eases of the throat, lungs and chest, leading 10
consumption. 1t cures Group in few minutes,
and is the best known remedy Tor whooping cough,
con!Hins no opium, and is pleasant to take. Cough
worn victims, whose lungs are racked and torn
with plroXysms which threaten to choke them, ilnd
and speedy relief in lis use. Trial size 10
cents Can and inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or J.. II. Tucomb in Augusta, or W. X. Ballard
IIdlioWen Morris 4 Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
pretors. octl1feodly
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Winthrop Locals.

Winthrop Locals.
Cows are held quite high, and there has been
constant call for stock to take into the adjoining
towns. Several cows were purchased here for
$65 each, and carried to York county, and report
says they sold there for double that sum, the pur-
chasers not knowing the difference between
Jersey with pedigree and one without. Grade
heifer calves are raised, or sent out of town for
others to raise
The temperance meeting on Monday was sue
cess; it was addressed by an able speaker from
Portland. AT the next meeting speakers will be
present from Auburn.
Tho spelling school on Fast day was numerous
ly attended, and the prize won by AIiss Juliet
Stanley, one Of the village school teachers There
will be another match this TUESDAY, evening.
The lecture by l.. p. Moody was well received.
The next will be given by j. F. Potter, Esq.
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CORNETS, ALTOS, BARI
TONES, BASES,

And ali other Band Instruments.
Violins, Violas, ViolonoellOs, Double
Bases, and all Orchestral and Solo Instru.
ments. Splendid Large Music Boxes. Prices
from $50 to $500.
DRUMS AND FIFES for the Soldiers. The hes
GUITARS for Guitar players. In fact all musical
in struments in common use, OF best material, im
ported or manufactured, anu OF reasonable prices
strumenis, Violin and Guitar strings and all Mus
cal Merchandise. For sale by
JIG, HAYNES & co,
Opp. Court House.) 50 COURT ST.. Boso.
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NEW YORK.
Rain Storm.

New York, April u. Rain fell till o'clock
this morning. Wind southeasterly.
Personal.
Mr.. Marley leaves for Boston tonight.
Arrested.
Geo. Andres and Sylvester Wenning are under
arrest in brooklyn for fatally stabbng Frank New
man, during fight yesterday. All were boys
about Is years of age.
Strike.
The Cuban cigar makers continue on their
strike, as do many longshoremen, but many of
the latter are weakening, preferring to work at
reduced rates rather than see their families go
hungry
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Personal.

as is the same person Who was Lieut. Governor Of
Arkansas and last fall claimed to be the Governor
on the ground that Governor Baxter had abdicat-
ed and abandoned the Office, permitting Garland
to take possession.
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BATH.
Painful Death.

Bath, April II. a four-year old son of Randall
Hiscock Of Damariscotta, swallowed splinter on
Friday, which lodged in his throat. Surgeons
were not procured until last night, and before the
stick could be extracted the little fellow choked to
death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-04-13

Messrs. Beal Il Turner have fitted up No. in
Granite Hall block, in good style, aad have open
ed grocery store, with a nice, fresh stock, and
ask the public to inspect the same. The store is
very attractive one. and as the gentlemen intend to
buy for cash, they will sell at prices which must
ensure them good patronage. They are honor
able gentlemen, well known in the community.
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M0rtuary Record.

M0rtunry Record.
Following is list of the deaths in this city dur
ing the month of March:
March 5, Job Swift, aged rs years.
s, Mrs. Eliza, wife-of Samuel A. Pike, aged
81 years.
9, Ida May Ward, aged months.
ID, Mrs. Achsah II. Kimball aged 81 years
IL months.
Is, BENJAMIN Davis, aged IS years mos.
:" 10, Annie May Thomas, aged months.
90 Edith l.. Saben child of John $. Sabcn,
aged l3 months
20, William Boyington aged Il years.
" p, Wilhelm Wendenburg, aged - years &
months.
Z" 81, Byron L. son of lido b. and Helen L
rNsf Turner, aged 81 years month II days.
Total, eleven.
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ILLINOIS,.
Disastrous COnfagratiOn.

Ellington, April II. A fire Sunday morning de-
stroyed several of the finest business houses in
town, Selway's hardware store and Burns grocery
and provision store being the two heaviest losers.
The amount of damage is not stated.
Fire.
Chicago, April II. fire at Monmouth de-
stroyed half block of buildings, including the
Monmouth Co. operative building with large
stock Of plows loss, 1927 600.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, AprIF T. Ie,5
PORk-iifm, at $2i 75a22 CO..
LARD-stcam l5%a; kettle, l53 q.
BULK MEATS-shouldcrs $ d.; clear rib sides
ll4d: clear sides II a a.
BACON-shoulders 9--G- clear rib sides l2ls
al21a; clear sides l3a.
WHISKEY-lil-1.
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IsENNSiI.t ANA.


Pottsviile, April II. The col.eiics at shanokin
which recently suspended work, have again start
ed, comprising three leased collieiies of the Phila
deiphia and Reading Co., and one of the Northern
Central Co., employing 500 men and boys. The
men at two colieries near Tamaqua did vote to-
day as anticipated, and still refuse to accept the
reduction on the basis of 1875. No immediate
trouble is apprehended. The impression general
" prevails that the strike is nearly ended.
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local anu State Mems.

The spell is not yet broken.
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The postmaster at Embden Center, Somerset
county, has been removed, and James IIodgdon
appointed in his place. The removal was made
in consequence Of the postmaster violating the in
structions Of the post office department. by using
stamps in payment for goods purchased, and by
canvassing for the sale and exchange Of stamps
outside of the delivery of his office.
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CONN ECTICUT.
Municipal Election.

Hartford, April y; In New Britain to-day the
republicans elected Mayor Samuel w. Hart and
the entire city ticket by good majority. The
city council is equally divided. At the State cleo
ten the majority was largely democratic.
Fatal Accident.
New Haven, April 10. John Trotman, color
ed coal HEAVIER, was killed this morning in the
hold of the schooner Sunny South, by falling
bucket filed with coal
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NerdiCt.

St. Louis, April II. A special from Kansas City
says that benjamin l.. Jessie convicted at
Wyandotte Friday, of manslaughter in the first
degree, for causing the death of an infant boy, by
turning him out in the cold to perish. Jessie be-
longs to one of the oldest families in Clay county,
KS. The child was his own, born to him by his
sixteen years old daughter.
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TENN ESSEE.
Military Review.

Nashville April u. BY invitation OF General
Pcnnypacker federal commander at this port,
Governor Porter, an ex-confcderate officer, re-
viewed the troops at Ash Barracks yesterday ai-
ternoon. The novelty of the scene attracted be
tween 5000 and 5000 people to the ground.
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WASHINGTON.


Washington, April 70. The Supreme Court
rendered the following decision to-day:
$40, Bailey, collector VS.. Clark, Dodge K Co.,
and the same vs. Frank Work Error to the circuit
court Cor the southern district of New York.
These cases will be remembered. The collector
sought to impose the internal revenue tax upon
money temporarily borrowed by the the bankers
IN the course of their business. The decision is
that the term Capital employed" by banker in
the business of banking in the 10th section of
the revenue act of 1866, does not include moneys
borrowed by him from time to time temporarily
in the ordinary course of his business. They
apply only 10 the property or money Of the bank
er set apart from other uses, and permanently in
vested in the business.
Appointment.
| The President has appointed Volney V. Smith
of Arkansas, United States Consul at St. Thomas,
West Indies, and Joseph Knots of Iowa, Consul
at Chihuahua. RI
Re-CaptuTed.
! The Attorney General has received despatch
from the United States Marshal for Texas, an
nouncing the re-capture of the notorious counter,
! feiter, Pete Mccartney, who escaped from Special
! Agent Duckworth and Deputy Callahan
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DIR. BENEFITS BITTERs.

Persons suffering from Bousness, Jaundice,
{ Dyspepsia, and kindred complaints, can find a
speedy cure by using DIR. BENEFITS Celebrated
Jaundce Bitters, put up by J. 5. johnson, oppo.
site Post Office, Augusta, Me. For sale by all
druggists. apr +eodn
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Washburn's Last Sensation Will be given at
Granite Hall tomorrow evening. His troupe is
fully organized for the summer campaign, with all
the attractions that have made this show one Of
the best now travelling. 1t appears TO Knight at
Hallowel. On Friday, 276l tickets were sold in
Lewiston, and the receipts in Bath On saturday
were S341 so,
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FROM HALIFAX.
Shining Notes.

Halifax, April y. Steamer Newfoundland,
which arrived yesterday, reports that she encoun-
tered heavy ice from ST. John to Sable Island. She
brought the crew of French bark bound TO ST.
Pierre, and abandoned in the ice.
Adviccs from Cape Breton state that there Is
universal cry throughout the island for provender
for cattle and scarcity of human food is seriously
threatened.
Guephonte April r. Reynolds sewing ma
chine factory was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night Loss, $50 900: machinery insured for
ST. 900.
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VIM. II. Smith, Esq, contcmpatcs either en-
larging or remodelling his dwelling house on Elm
street. OF building a new house on another lot
His plans are not fully matured.
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tHarrtfn.

In RIO lie Janeiro, Brazil, Feb. 8. Capt Edwin Is.
Forsaith, ship Lydia Skoldeld, Brunswick, to Miss
Marion b., youngest daughter OF Capt Lyman Wis
WELL Bangor.
In Auburn ID inst, Frank l.. Godwin to Miss
Martha :. Green, both of A.
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CAN ADA.
AbscOnded.

Montreal, April u. Robert Nathan, tobacco
MFR, has absconded leaving Liabilities OF Sl'ooo
chiefly in New York.
Fire.
Belleville, April u. The Maria grlst mills,
owned by 5. NJ. Hicks were destroyed by fire
last night; loss, so 900.
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Schooner Ashore.

: lp,
was burned TO death.
Schooner Ashore.
| There is light tbree.masted schooner ashore
on the Horseshoe Shoals, Vineyard sound sup
posed to the schooner Henry A. Paul, which YES
! sci was being towed from Provincetown to New
bedford for repairs, by the steam tug Nellie The
Nellie going into Vincyardhaven at 10 a. IN.
to-day IN tow of a schooner, with her smoke-stack
gone. The Captain reported that he had been run
into by the schooner which he had in tow. No
other particulars.
Fitchburg, April II. The aims house in Tun-
cnburg, four miles fIom here, this afternoon. All
the inmates and most Of the furniture saved.
Fatal Accident.
Springfield, April u. a boiler explosion in the
gingham mills at South Adams, this morning,
killed Nm. White and Andrew Mckcnna fatal
ly injured Richard Ryan, and badly hurt Patsey
Kelly.
Fire and Fatal Results.
Clinton, April u. Fire broke out in grocery
store of Alden Thayer, to-day, rapidly spreading
through the building and communicating with the
tenement overhead, cutting off the escape of the
occupants. A Mrs. Dinsmore and her aged father
were fatally burned, while two ladies escaped
| with bruises by jumping from the window and
balcony
Bunker Hill Anniversary.
| Boston April II. The centennial anniversary
of the battle of Bunker HILL on the 18th of June
next, will be observed with unusual ceremony, the
| city government having been requested to-day to
| appropriate $4,000 in its behalf The State will
bear its own expenses and will invite the President
and his Cabinet and about 100 other distinguished
persons, including the Governors of the several
States. Generals sherman, Sheridan and Hancock.
The entire Militia of the State will be ordered out
and it will be of the finest military parades
seen for years.
| Launched.
Newburyport, April -. The barquc John
| Sheppard, go tons, owned by Sheppard 4 Nor
well of Boston, was launched from the yard OF
Geo. (. Currer to-day. \ large party came down
with the owners and stopped over to a CONG lmcn-
tary ball this evening. Mr., Cunier will at once
commence another vessel and within few
days John Currier Jr., has contracted with
parties here to build 1000 ton ship.
The Mining Fever.
The mining fever runs calm but strong. Every
dag adds to the apparent value of the mines open
ed, which surprising the expectations of the
proprietors and the public Ii the assays are cor
rect the Chapman lode equals any in the Pacific
States. +. p. Shaw to-day purchased acres OF
land for $4,000 cash, and New York parties have
engaged TO pay $1,000 on the 18th inst. for II
! aces.
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The Mining Fever.
RHODE ISLAND.
Tickets. SD6.

Providence, April Il. A score of cock-Gghtor,
were arraigned in Cumberland to-day. Part plead
guilty and paid fine and costs of S26 each. The
others were held for trial.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, April IL, Isl

New York, April IL, 1875.
Money was easy at 4a5 per cent. on call; Isterl'
ing exchange 1851 GO days, and 4s0A a., demand
Rates for carrying, and 81 per cent
Custom receipts, 900. Assistant Treasurer
paid out si4 900 in interest and 500 in redemp
ton Of bonds. Gold opened at lljl4 and closed at
1853.
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Philadelphia, April II. A detachment of 80
members of the lst Reg't of the NATL Guards
was despatched to Hazclton this afternoon. There
is no probability Of the troops becing recalled.
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Weather Probabilities for To. Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
generally cloudy, cool weather and light ran with
brisk northeast TO southeast winds and falling BAL
Ometcr.
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1ailu 8ennsbee Ju,'rnal.
PORTLAND.
Serious Accident.

Portland, April II. Patrick IIaney, of New
York, aged about %, had hand badly shattered,
was otherwise burned by the explosion of key
of powder, left carelessly near blast on the Og
densburg r. r. near Bemis station Friday.
Safe Arrival,
ship star, of Yarmouth, Capt. Vanello, arrived
at Liverpool sunday, from San Francisco, after
passage Of six months Much anxiety had been
felt for her ~afety.
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low
Fire.

Buena Vista, April -. A fire at this place
Yesterday, DESTROYED $4,000 worth of property.
No insurance.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, April 10, ls.5,
GSales At the Brokers' Board.1
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$1,000 for n better Remedy
Only az Cents.

An Unfailing Remedy for
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, IN
FLUENZA, SORENESS OF
THE THROAT, CHEST
AND LUNGS,
And I'LL Diseases leading to Con-
sumption.
1t is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and Banks
of wonderful healing properties, and this Balsam
is highly recommended by physicians, clergymen
and others, testimonials from whom can furnish
without number.
[Fiom Alopzo s. Weed, Publisher of lions Herald
No. 35 Bromfeld St., BOston1
Several bottles of Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam have been used in my family with the most
gratifying results. We esteem it as one of the best
of medicines.
From Daily Kennebec Journal.J
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam is an article
OF undoubted merit.
From the Editor of the Gospel Bannerl
T.le Botanic Cough Balsam has been used in our
family three wears, and we can recommend it as o
superior medicine for colds, coughs, etc., etc.
From the Maine Farmer, Augusta
The names OF those who have tested the medical
properties and recommended the use of Adamson's
Cough Kalsam, are Of the highest standing In the
community, and ought to be sufficient guarantee
of this popular medicine.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
octlt- .eod&wewly