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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

IlEv. r.. II. WARING. Of this city,
returned from All extended visit In the
northern part OF the State on Fdisy
Of last week. After attending ia"
iowa Conference. ut Keokuk, lac
went 20 TT Madlson to tie the mar
riage'kDo for two young friends, Mr..
Iraac II. Alice and hiiss Lucy NJ,
daughter Of Rev. G. T. Reynolds, of
TT. Madison Thence lie went to Mo-
line. III, aud spent day at the Cen
trial Illinois Conference. Next WIS Is
trip to Dubuque, the seat of the Up
per Iowa Conference. Thence he
came, by way Of TT. Dodge where the
". w. Iowa Conference was in ses-
si1n) md Dies Moines, home. At Dies
Moina-, II, company with hundreds ~
Iowa citizens, Mr.. w had a chance to
zee and shake haLds with President;
Grant. MIR. w resumed his labors
here ar pastor on last Sabbath.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

RArLRoAD.-Tt IA n hard thing to
Say. after all our disappointment and
delays, bat We must say that we can
see no prospect Of tlIe cars reaching
Knoxville much before the middle of
November. The cars are now ruuing
10 Walnut bridge, one mile north If
Cedar bridge, and within one half
mile Of Tracy station. which place
they viii surely reach this week
This will bring them within !3l
miles Of Knoxville. On tile next five
miles there viii be no large bridges 10
delay track laying, and The cars will
doubtless reach lola station, 8 miles
from Knoxville l5y Oct. goth, or by
the 18th, at farthest. Between lola
and Knoxville there viii he four large
bridges. Three Of these, across En-
glish creek will be Howe truss of 100
feet span each. That across Compe-
tine lust east of Knoxville, will be
trrstle-work. These four bridges will
eaciI delay track laying five or six
days. Between bridges tile track will
advance about bali nile per day
in good weather We have these facts
and estimates from q gentleman, u
member of Tracy's engineer corpse,
who came up from the work Monday
evening.
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Tax Sale NoiIce.

To .Jdmes OfiH:
You are hereby notified that :,
4.ii day of November A. d. 49, .
Kruek purchased al tax sale - :
County, Iowa. the follow ing a.
real estate for delinquenttaxa !,
Lot 8 in Sec "A. Up =. it2i q ae,,
And that right or Fed.lnuaiar
expire, and a deed for said ~
made, unless redemption from
sale lie made within ninety day.
the completed service Of thjs -
WILLIAM RATCHFf0p'
o. b. Ayres Owner Of certis.
Atty Of owner. No.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05
Tax Sale .o;sce,

To Janies Albers
You are hereby notified that ii,
9TH day OF November A. b. ~
Ayres purchased at tax -.
Marion county. Iowa, the taHa,
real estate for della.
taxes to-wit: Lots 5 and S. bac3
North Peila. Iowa.
And that the right of relsa. /.
will expire, and n deed for IA i
be made, unless REDEEM Pt Ion l-so :.
-ala lie made within ninety lsy. 4.
the completed service Of this ~.
H. AYRES,
o. b. AYREs, Owner Of ceries
Atty ofowner. T..
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05
Join. Discussions

Upon political topic. viii be held at
tlfnes and places as follows:
Columbia, Tuesday, Oct. 5th.
Otiey, Friday, sih.
Knoxville. Monday. lltn.
AlDat II O'Clock, p. ~.
The dispuiants will be Aesars. y.
II. Hays aud J. I. Greenlee. for The
Republican party. End G. ii. Robin
sop and q. w. Crozier for The orp"si-
ton.
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Tax Sale yo:,ea

TO james Cdslaot
You are hereby r1ofiflpd ~.
18th day of November A. r ~
Crook ham. purchased nj ~ 90
Marion County. Iowa. the ~
described real estate FOR d.,a
taxes. to-wit: The West | -.
a Southwest / Northwest j -,
II. X u.
And that the right Of raa.,
will expire, and u deed far "a
he made. unless reieraptias
said sale he made within pi,,.,.
from the completed service !,
notice
II. cRoorr,
1T-l9 Owner OF cortis
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

THE FAIR opens this morning
iTuesdsy) with good prospects, ex.
cept that the sky IL beclouded
and somewhat threatening. Five
hundred entries are already recorded
This IL a much larger number than
dqual for first day. The show oi
horses and cattle viii he far IN advance
Of anything ever before seen on tire
grounds. II the weather should be
fair large crowds Viii attend the see-
ond and third days.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05
The Fair.
TUESDAY,. 9 p. INA.

There Il more stock on the ground
than ever before, aud every prospect
If = great Fair If the weather should
be good. The officers have decided 70
continue the exhibition one day longer
,hsu b.fars announced. so that it viii
no, close until Friday evening.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

TIFF RErUBLIcAN the new paper
a. Charlton. really makes very strong
appearance ~ having been horn to live
and for good purpose We hope IT.
appearances In this regard IL not de-
eeptive, though It's prenatal symp.
tnins led w 10 predict otherwise.
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rRtlN
ikl9Nt
( John Core,
Trustees, =. A. Rees,
IL SUMNER,
Clerk, ! o. lrIiam.
Assessor, w. IT sumner.

THE JOURNAL II Issued earlier than
usual this week IN order tn give ita
employees an opportunity To attend
the Fair. We who labor NJ the press
aud among the tyres need AT occa-
sIonal days recreation as much IA
does the farmer
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05
Wheeling.

A few days since we had occasion q
visit tile town whose name stands al
the head Of this article. We shout,
be glad TO write IT UP fully, as it de
serves, but for lack of space now mus
make our remarks brief
Wheeling il nov village Of about
800 inhabitants, as thoroughly alive
western and moral as those OF any
younger town In Iowa. 1t IL situated
IN The southwestern part Of Swaf
township, and one aud one half miles
from tile west line Of Marion county
II bas from rs to 100 school children
and an excellent two.story house and
graded school, which will open fol
its winter term next month; Miss
Craddick, Of Knoxville, and Miss
Slack, Of Hartford. being the teachers
employed formes as principal
and the latter rs assistant.
The Methodist Episcopal Church,
built about year ago, Is frame struc-
ture 80 x 81, with handsome exte.
rior, AN elegantly furnished interior,
and Gne bell in the steeple to call
the village citizens TO worship. Rev.
Samuel Talbot, Of Spring Hill,
breaches every alternate Sabbath.
Coal, stone and timber are abund.
Ia. .lt.. - ffI 10 .Fi. ri
the town l. surrounded by an excel.
lent agricultural area, well supplied
with fine farms, houses, barns, orch
ards, aud all the wholesome results o
well directed labor bestowed for ovel
quarter of century by industrious
intelligent farmers upon "soil un
surpassed ia fertility"
The place has about forty residences
the best Of which il the home of Ir
win Poison, Esq.
| BUSINESS.
John Golden IL the proprietor Of th'
hotel, which he calls Travellers
Rest" We found 1t true TO name
and Mr.. q. an attentive and aflabl,
/ host.
+. Poison & Bro. keep the Pos
! Office and general stock of merchan
disc. They are young men OF goot
business habits and reputation ant
drive thriving trade.
Hardin Il Bro. Nv. w. and James,
carry stock Of GROCERIES, dry goods
etc. eredItable to the town aud bust
meas energy and capacity OF the firm
both members Of which, thougi
young. have lived.ln that eommunit,
~ yeurs. known ard trusted as the,
nre. they Of course do their full share
OF the business.
o. r, Hollowell presiaes Mt the forge
of the village smithy; but Georg'
/ Reitzell will soon give him iormidabl,
but friendly competition.
John Fassaur IL cabinet maker an,
carpenter; and Thomas Inflow com
petes la the latter line.
The JOURNAL has n fiattering list o
standard Subscribers at Wheeling, bu
( has room on it, books FOR the names o
at least 100 more.
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Got His Information.
ID gentleman from the country
la.o a law office on Washington
49,.
Tnx sa!e Nnflee.

INK sssEsS NWIbFH.
To the unkaOlon Gunner Of the n
estate hereinafter describsd:
You are hereby notified that on
4th day of November 1872. b, Az
purchased at tax sale in Marion coU
Is, Iowa, the following descrt
real estate for taxes, to-wit: The II
J Lot 4, B rs. IN the city Of Knoxvi
And that the right of redempti
will expire, and deed for said 10
be made, unless redemption from su
sale be n,ade within ninety DAYS FRI
the completed service Of this mott
b. Ayres.
o. b. Ayres, Owner Of certified
Atty Of owner. E-lj
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

GEORGE G.. MORGAN, Attorney. OF
Knoxville. removes tLls week ~
PIE sani,i 10. Ills card appefrs on
our fret page. We commend lim 10
the people of his new field as worthy
OF "liberal patronage
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

EsTHAyED from the subscriber, six
miles west Of Knoxville. Sept 2lat,
Inst. n short horn bull. roam, years
old; had a leather strap on his horns
when last seen. a liberal reward will
30 paid for information az to the
whereabouts of the animal
as. PSI w. b. Cor.
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ssss.uusD.

LEAyENGOOD- ELLIOTT se p
ienil,er SGtll, at the residence ~ the
bride parents near Daiias, by Reg
IL. II. .-coles, Mr.. BkNJahiS II.
IEAyENG0OD 10 Miss SARAH r.
ELLIOTT. all Marion county, Iowa.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

THE Clay township Republicans last
SATURDAY nominated their ticket a.
given In another column, snd chose ~
their Committee ID. T. Durham, Aaron
Mo- and ]. ". Sherwood.
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hot Any. Thank You.

ED JouKNAL: Permit me. through
your columns, to respectfully decline
the nomination for Justice o! the
Peace rendered to me by the Demo
cratic Convention OF this township
on Saturday last. Not being Demo
era. ut this time, aud there being no
very fattering prospects OF my con-
version 10 that faith, deem it impru-
dent To permit my name to be used in
that connection.
Yours, &c,
n IrayES(;l0D
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

WEIGH * McsirLLAN have on
hand a new and varied stock OF cloth
ing to which they invite attention OF
cash buyers.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

CIiCn1H DEpTcA Union
Church, on the eastern line Of Dallas
township, vas dedicated last sunday.
We shall say more of 1t next week.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

OFFICE OF DIS. ARDERY & SHIN
MICK. Physicians and Surgeons, frs
door south OF ). T.. Corner Of Square
Special attention paid TO Chronic dis
eases and diseases of women and chill
dreu, all calls answered promptly ds,
or night. f33 III
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05
HON. z. S. SAMPSON,

Member of Congress for this Dis
trict, viii address the people NJ.
ppII.A. Oct. 8th
PRAIRIE CITY f" 7tlI
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

LADiEs' GBoA Ks~-good assortment
new, at low figures, nj Welch 4
McMillan's.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

Glass sauce dishes al Is cents per
cot ai Kruck * Els's Qneensware
and Grocery Store, South side square.
l2lfl
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Tax safe Eot;ce.

To John Ne CORneH:
You are hereby notified that m
9Th day OF November a y. lE2
Crookham purchased at tax aJo
County, iowa. the follow
real estate for deipos
taxes. to-wit: The Soutk ives. S1q
west / Northeast J Sec 8, Tp II. R
Aud that the right of rpdpngr
will expire. and a deed FOR said !,
be made, unless redemption from
sale be made within ninety days 4
the completed service Of this no.
1919 II CR0oEA
Owner Of Cefti6e
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

nRFss GooDs-new stock andgreal
variety. at lowest prices. at We lei
Il Mcalillan's,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

GOT0 WEIGH 4 McMILLAN's aud
sne their new stock Of hats and caps,
IL you want something nice aud cheap
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corFEEs, TEAS, SUGARS, aud full
nenf groceries, north side. Call nnd
ty me. III. l.. WOLF. 3tf)
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srs. ana snr was renIng him OF greer
Werful black ana whlle spotseu stems
her house, wnen 5ister JENNIE SONS
| Gd asked him what ne WAS III the
Mrs, Somers LOT. ne WASH : thing
Mrs. Somers said so. Guess he bloss
1 as well as Jennie, if she was ~
two months ago. But Jennie said j;
| leave the room without learn cont
me littlest and prettiest spotted wond
II out of the cistern when he fell unfol
ibe he didn't get out Bob kicked "a
Id wished he knew. After his bor !
lrom the parlor Bob started TO the that
console himself ny rock- lice,
the old1ashioneu fed ciaui1 what
,ther Moves rocked papa and &C
John in, but Nell and the :" VIII
I'D not let MIN I'D ney WIZ know
Up surprise taDieaaA anu :, IL in III
II little pitchers around" de 10 q
Is fathers study to look at an H. of M
l edition Of natural history. But used
ected " he couldn't have Bob in a
taking a disturbance" Almost tho !
,ken he turned to his mothers i, =,
Go right away, you will wake b;gh
- met him at the threshold. He ,,ai,,
into the kitchen and begged TO "a
ke pies, out bflaget soiu nm J ~ SENDS
H. He next went TO the wood m
,d sought to assuage his sorrows ure
ing on his wagon, and now he var
nddeh tha.. - nalls
nld not unaersoahu why nc "as said
rom everything; he had not been q,
y and lost MS temper. ~ was 9 gG critic
lie brain puzzled over what older Is
/ called certain inalienable have
FWitilout nnuihg so,un Vi ua5 days
4 strong-minded he might have inau,
II convention and declared that in tba ,
knt order of things little boys have th H.
4 which big folks are bound to aa,,,
ind drafted petitions for change !. ~ ~
Tax Sale NOtice.
III T.. IL. Bdker:
You are hereby notified that on t
4th day Of November a. ID. 1872.
Ayres purchased at tax sale in Mari
county, Iowa, the following describ
real estate for delinquent taxes.
wit: Northeast Southwest ! Sec,
and Southwest / Southwest / Sec 5
II. II q. and Lots "a, Alb, &C, AID. s
SF, SC, 6 II. 6I.SJ, SIX, 8 l., s
n, 8 O. y. s @. 8 r. s :, s 7, s
I4V, 9 w, 8 X. s Y, 81, 3 A a. h
l2C G, and 7 ID ID. in the town of b,
ington. Marion County, Iowa.
And that the right OF redempti
will expire, and deed for said In
be made, unless redemption from 81
saie be made within ninety days fro
the completed service OF this noti
b. AYRES,
! O. Il. AYREs, Owner of certifica
Atty Of owner. I7-li
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Republican Meetings.
HOME SPEAKERS

VIII address tie people OF Ma
ron county upon the political issnes
81 the times aud places named below
Wheeling oet'
Marsh =. II. Knoxville Up. .
Knoxville ~
these meetings viii be at y O'Clock
y M.
ifen and women, 81 all parties, are
cordially invited 10 attend. Local
committees aud friends of the Right
nre requested to circulate notice
md make needed arrangements for
tie meetings and getting the people
out 30 hear.
By order of Go, Cen. Committee,
T.. II. HAYS, Chairman.
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To,yns,.lp ftepubilcnn TIeis ets


KNOXVILLE.
n. a. Rousell.
Trustees, 'ihos jenkins,
Jesse Ross,
Clerk. w II Rigg,
Assessor, u. X Woodruff.
CRAY.
Justice, &. s. iIogate.
~. A. McTagqart.
Trustees, David Lnyuaclan.
u, W. Croil.
Clerk l.. T. Marsh.
Assessor, John Whaley.
Constable, j. r. Larew, J, A. Parker
ISpIASA.
nv. NJ Paterson,
Trustees, 4. a, Kendall,
u. II Phelps.
Clerk, II. s. IinInes.
Assessor, T. w, llninea.
Constable, ". Rutherford, FSr.
rRArKLIN.
Tbomns Bull,
Trustees, IL, H.. Wines,
l.. G. Milla.
Clerk. Anderson Mcneil.
A assessor. W. NJ Weiplier.
Constable, Wellington South.
SWAN,
Justice, VIM. Fairly.
( simon Walker.
Trustees, Wm, Richards,
II. =. Iuwera,
Clerk. VIM. Fairly.
Assessor, A. W. Rnnze.
UNION
John Core,
Trustees, T.. A. Raes,
Il SUMNER,
Clerk, o. lHham
Assessor, w. II Sumner.
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IT YOU WANT to keep house so to
Rockafcilow 4 Greenee for groceries.
T. ast side. Large stock. 1919
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II Tou WANT GRocguEs, QUEENS
WARE AsD GLASSWARE at bottom
prices 90 toKruck & isly's. South side
81 Public square. q VI
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

GIAss f;grs for 80 cents, at kruck
Isiys. South side Of square. 2HJ.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

PREMIUM WATER MELONS For
tlle largest Water Melon presented 10
this Office IN September or October Of
this year the pal,lisher offers the
JoURyAL one year; for the second
largest the JOURNAL nfse nioptlIs; for
the third largest the JouKSAL six
months; for the fourth largest the
JOURNAL three months. The size
~ each sbeeiman wilt be determined
by its weight. a record will be kept,
and the names Of all competitors.
with the weights Of their respective
specimens, will be published In the
JOURNAL.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

.x,.an, ra~1s skeq, are sxr sgssss ~ fsstv So
ite,f,,.. snas az salasyassd r. tak< svsf1sff'"r'
y. n, yyrgY4k. au.f ytssss aad fsvgsrd r'Sf'ts.
,-,.,.t .,ssnt1 81 froals n gyssg spn 30 parf y
s.,.s.,,. w. ssaH syo~yag s<ad ysetssr % sssseri
ts,s ~ sii a@4sss pad n est agsass' asa sars y
ys.s9as.f u>~sdias,lg ~ any Jasisst-
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Wilted an fbe kitchen-stoye. the

DAYS. Wilted on The kitchen-stove, then
bruised and applied to the eruption, the
leaves are excellent remedial agents for
the poison of the wild ivy" He strobe
the smiling company that was
in the parlor and said, sternly:
q in-a~-s Get no more" and, selling her
hat from the rack, he extin-
himself in it and went banging
III the 1911 h1 ro ~ P,,,.Ji,'oto, HAL Eus
ehSe D"'Nb''U'N'" %NN~ - -
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Go TO IL. l.. WoLF, north side, for
Groceries, Confectionery, Tobacco.
etc., al lowest cash prices. 3tf)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-05

WEIGH Il MCMILLAN are receiving
~ atock of boots and shoes which
they are selling at lowest rates.
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS The
Iowa N. L. Conference. recently held
st Keokuk. made the following APP
poiptmeuts:
Presiding Elder, ostumwa District,
q. ~. Power.
ottumwa-First Church, ]. T. Sim
mons.
Ouumwa--M Main street, /. ". Busby.
Albia-i O kendle.
Albia Circuit Wiley r.. STRIKER.
Attica-George Mutton.
BeIiefontaise--J X Rock we'll.
Cesiar--C " shepherd.
East Meifnse-A II Jones.
Hamilton X Norton.
KirkyilIe--T ] Myers
Knoxville ~ II Waring.
Knoxville Circuit II Hard.
Marysyille--A J Belkuap.
Tnionyille-D 4 Monroe.
A young man named $. r. Craver
was appointed to Pella. but Is expec-
ted To take foreign mission.
Otiey u to be supplied,
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Anoxrilie aoarnaL
Local and Miscellaneous.

KNOXVILLE. OCT. 5, 1875.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-08

A very mistaken idea has found lodp.
ment in the mid m many, otherwise sen.
sible persons, tdaWIf. that summer com.
plants, the generic term under which the
disorders peculiar TO th6 season are known,
are caused mainly by the use of fruit, and
that the wise and safe plan is to prohibit
its use altogether. -ssas
This method, which neglects to take ad-
vantage of one of the most benefcent pro-
visions for mans use, comfort, and well
being, is detrimental not only to enjoy
ment but to permanent health. The term
"antiscorbutic'' expresses the value of
fruits as food, and the estimation in
which they are held by those who UNDER
stand their relation to the human wants.
When fruit does harm, it is because it
is. eaten at improper times in improper
quantities, or before it is Tipened or fit for
the human stomach. Fruit ought not to be
eaten between meals. any more than any
other food. 1t may be taken as lunch,
however, with very great benefit, or as
preparation for meal, that is, before
breakfast or dinner. Perhaps the very
best time in the day for eating fruit il be-
fore or with the breakfast. A Distinguish
ed physician has said that if his patients
would make practice of eating q couple
ofMessina oranges before breakfast from
February till June, his practice would be
gone. From June, and the ever welcome
strawberries, until November, there is q
constant succession of fresh fruits which
are pleasure 10 the eye and q delight to
the mind. The proof of their healthful-
ness lies in the fact that the more people
make them part of their daily food. taking
the place in part of meat, and wholly OF
pastries, during the summer months, the
better and finer, more cheerful and more
uniformly well they are, the less fever
and thirst do they experience, the less Ice
water and other violently reactionary
fluids are they obliged to drink, and the
less are they subject to changes and fuc-
tuations of the system and of Temperature
The principal difficulty wishus Is that we
do not eat enough of fruit that werkillits
finer qualities with sugar; that we drown
them with cream. We edihe medicinal
action of the pure fruit acids in our ,sys-
TEN. We need a cooling and corrective
influence, and should accept it as one OF
the best gifts of providence. -.
The waste Of fruit is crime, hardly to be
pardoned when SO many need it-are dy.
ing for the want of it. A fruit, mission
would be of infinitely greater value than
the flower mission, ben eficent as that il,
for fruit is life giving and supplements the
beautiful and Misunderstanding. Give us
fruit and it will make of life a perpetual
summer. ttsaAsus ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-08

The proprietor of this medicine ha walked the
asles OF the hospitals of London, Eng for he past
twenty years, making rheum itism specially, and
the prescription irem which this remedy Is com
pounded is all ne ever used in the treatment of this
disease.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses
suffice. in the most chroaic case IL is sure to give
way by the use of four or five bgties by this ell
cient and simple remedy hundreds Of dollars are
saved to those who can least afford TO throw 1t
away, as surely il is by the purchase 1t useless
Let any sun, rer who reads this purchase a small
bottle and take 1t according TO the instructions
around the package, and it will not take long to
convince him that paying doctors fees is money
thrown away Lniments of all kinds are useless
Price 81 q bottle.
This medicine is for sale at all Druggists, through
out the United States and Canada. Ii it happens
that your Druggist has not got II in stock, ask
him to send for il to the wholesale agents, GEO
c. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston; Weeks \ tier
BOSTON; C. H. Martin 4 Co., Concord; j. w. PER
rKINS & CO., Portland, NJ. NJ. WHlPPLE 4 CO..
Portland, WM. T.. MANN, Bangor.