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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

The Home Journal says during the shower of
last Wednesday evening, the lightning struck a
black oak tree on the farm of Deacon Iarrabee in
Gardiner. The tree about fifteen inches in d.
ameter at the butt, was rifted into hundreds of
pieces, and fragments were scattered in all direc-
tons. Pieces of bark and splinters of wood were
thrown eight or ten rods from where the tree stood
The fluid after leaving the tree plougheda furrow,
as large mans arm, for several rods oyerturning.
in its course a stone of considerable size
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
TIE RESULT or IT.

In recent article we spoke Of the queer
logic Of E. F. Pillsbury in the controver-
sy between himself and Captain Boutellc
of the Bangor Wing and Courier. in which
the latter accused Pillsbury with having 'in-
cited resistance to the draft In THESIS of
the Maine Standard following this charge
in the Wing. Pillsbury published a card
calling Capt. Boutelle "a liar" After "a
few days the Wing rejoincd, substantial
ing its charge against Pillsbury by ex-
tracts taken from the columns of the
Pennington Patriot, of which he was edi-
tor during the war.
This evidence presented by Captain
Boutelle of the truth of the accusation
which he made against Pillsbury, the lat
ter made no attempt to disprove, but as
sailed the editor of the Wing in a most
scandalous and malignant personal article,
accusing him of a crime committed upon
the high seas.
We called attention to the queer logic
of Pillsbury when in replying to Boutellc
he dropped the original issue and raised
another entirely new, and remarked that
Mr. Pillsbury will never in that way es-
cape from the charge of having in the
hour of his country's sorest trial melted
resistance to The draft" We also copied
from the Wing the article in which the
new charge of Pilsbury against Boutele
was disposed Of
This week the Standard fails to make any
reply to the denial of Capt. Boutelle of the
charges made against him. If the logic
of Pillsbury was queer, this conclusion of
the matter is also queer Pllsbury started
out with calling Boutelle a liar; he winds
up after skulking away from his Own record
as made in the Pennington Patriot, by a
sneaking admission through his silence that
he dared not repeat or attempt to sustain
bis new charge against Bouelle. Accord
ing to present appearances Pillsbury
should be branded both as liar and sneak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

sprague Of the Journal sticks his nose into the
personal controversy between us and Boutelle.
lie probably thinks he no risk. on the ground
that pooden heads safe in anE kind Of eight.
Maine STANDARD.
Pillsbury is a' mucn excited over what
what we said concerning the case OF him.
self and Mr.. Bouteile, rs was the cha.
who sat down on tack when the "darned
thing was standing upon lis head An
editor vino speaks in his editorials of the
writings of JAMES" and "Websters let
10 Hsimtzleman," may be supposed tc
know by experience when and wher'
wooden heads" are safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

Major j. I. Richards has resigned his Office As
Director of the Gardiner Public Library
Prof. Thomas, who taught so successfully in the
llaowelr Classical and Scientific Academy last
term, as successor to Prof. Fish, is taking the
"sumI(r Course in Physics at Harvard College
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

y company of sixteen from the Mvine Central
machine shops at Wateryille, left Belfast on Tues
day in the sloop Excursion, for a weeks cruise
down Belfast Bay, and among the Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
COL. SMITHS OPEN LETTER TO GEN
ROBERTS,.

Col. Smiths "opcn letter. 10 Gen. Rob-
erts has been printed in pamphlet edition
in large type. 1t can be had at this office
at the following rates:
100 copies ; 10
800 !" 200
500 Z" 800
1000 6: 800
Any number less than 100 copies will
be furnished at one cent per copy. Repub-
licans throughout the State will please
send in their orders.
As the democratic papers insist that the
circulation of this letter is vast advan-
tage to Gen. Roberts. we desire to accom-
MEDIATE them so far as we can. Any dem.
ocrats therefore who desire to circulate
the 'open letter" can have the pamphlet
edition in any number at ten per cent off
the above prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

Pilsbury uttered n dreadful denuncia-
ton few weeks ago in the Standard
against persons who he said had lied
against HIM One would have thought
upon reading it that he had an intense de-
testation of liars, as indeed everybody
ought to have, but in the last number he re-
peats the lie about the editor of this paper
being hung in efligy for disloyalty. If Pills
bury hates liars how he must hate himself.
Such is Eben +. Pillsbury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

The valuation of Belfast, by the books, is this
year SlS2,9Oo more than last ycar-which, the
journal says, shows either an increase of property.
or the assessors industrious in ferreting it ont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
GEN. CHARLES w. ROBERTS,
MARCHLLrs EMERY,
CHARLES \. HRRSEY,
Democratic State Executive Committee.

Ii will be seen by the circular printed III
another column, that General Roberts has
assumed in person the command OF the
democracy in this State, to the exclusion
of the regular State committee. 1t will be
noticed that he signs himself General,
also that his first lieutenant is Marcellus
Emery, the same who took the side OF
Beaurcgard in the fort Sumptcr fight. The
circular reads Ikea proclamation from a
military chieftain, and will of course be
obcyed accordingly. 1t is seldom that Il
candidate for Governor takes the field
with all the "pomp and circumstance of
military leadership, and for party which
desires to have the memories OF the war
forgotten such course is remarkably
strange. Mr. c. 2. kimball's leadership
of the democracy in Il lone horse shay
would seem much more appropriate to the
circumstances of the democracy than this
display of "iuss and feathers"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

Inc hay crop is heavy one-much larger THAI
last year The farmers in this vicinity are about
hall done gathering it. So much rainy weather
has delayed them, but increased the amount
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
"A Miserable Jail"

Hancock County, Maine, has miserable, insult
able jail really think it disgrace to the county;
and in that jail found young man confined who
had given his own right arm in defence of his
country. In that miserable Jail he was confined
iora crime committed when drunk. Will you a.
low this to appear in your columns and obige,
BCRNHAM WARDwELL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

Marcellus Emery will undoubtedly be
assigned TO the command of corps in
Gen Roberts army. called out by the or
der No. 2, but is Mr.. Pilsbury to have
command OF division ? He says he didn t
see service at Kingfcld in ls63.-Por1land
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

Partridge Bros. have nice bay rum, Turkish
bathing towels. Jamaica ginger, and good medi-
cines and toilet articles to take to the seaside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

wo excursions from th, city to-day--onc by
ran and boat to Castine, the other by rail and
barge to Squirrel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

The fall term of the Western Normal School a.
Castine, Prof G. Fletcher, Principal. will be
gin August 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

Rev.C. B. Peckham has closed his labors as pas.
tor Of the Freewll Baptist church in IIallowell
. The church is now without pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
local AMI State Nems.

Raspberries are selling at Ellsworth for cents
aquart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
costiveness the most Prolific Source
Of III Health
DIR. IARRISON'S
PERISTALIIC
LOZENGES.
Endorsed by all the Medical Journals as III
most Agreeable, Convenient, Effective
and Sore Remedy for
COSTIYENESS lYSPEPSIA PILES

ana SCr6 Kennedy TOT
COSTIvENESS, DYSPEPSIA, PILES.
Pleasant to the palate, cause no pain, act prompt
ly never require increase of dose, do not eNha
and for elderly persons, females and children, are
Just the thing. Two taken at night move the bow
els once the next morning. Warranted in a cases
of the Piles and Falling of the Rectum We prom
Use cure for all symptoms of Dyspepsia such as
Food, Palpiatons also Headache, Dizziness, Pain
in the Back and Ions, YellOwness Of the Skin and
Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Biliousness,
Liver Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Debility,
Monthly Pains and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness, &c.
Travellers find the Lozenges just what they need.
may be carried in the vest pocket, and as an aper
lent or laxative these Lozengcs have no equal
Trial Boxes 3Oc., large Boxes 6Oc.; sent
by mail free of postage to any address.
For sale by f. 5. HARRISON 4 Co, No. l Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists
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Summer Arrangement
Bath. Mouse Island, BOOthbay
Squirrel Island,

And Immediate Landings on kennebec River
Commencing Saturday, July 10, 1875.
rINHE STEAMER NJ AGNET, Capt Reuben Moore
L Master, will leave Steamboat wharf, Augusta,
for Squirrel Island and Boothbay, Saturday after
moons at O'Clock, Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings ut q O'Clock.
Return, leaving Boothbay AID Sqniri ell Island
Monday and Thursday mornings at O'Clock, Tues,
dav and inlay afternoons az O'Clock.
Tue sdays aud Fridays the Steamer Magnet
makes her round trip from Augusta
FARES.
Augusta, Hilloweli, Gardiucr t. Squirrel Island
and Boothbay, q o., AuguSta HalloHcl, Gardiner
TO Bath, so cts. Round rrip-Angusta to Squirrel
Island or Buothbay, Sl.I5. IL iliowel, $l.65, Gard
uer 81 -, Richmond, Sl.2i, Bah ZANE as other
route Chdtc zen nuIi iirc. Tickets !or school chill
dren or parties made NJ or cNcu sion at rclu ed
rates. For Further parlicn'a 5 see J. sters. Apply
to the clerk on board.
Gardiner, July TO- 1870.
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~ to the coming conflict on the 18th Of Septem


Der.
Inspired by the noble example Of our brethren
in sister States, and by the cheering onens all
about us in our own, we enter upon tins campaign
with confidence that the victory Tor winch We
have 40 long struggled, Is now within our grasp
For the furtherance of our plans and the accom-
pljshment of our purpose we ask your Jealous ef-
forts and hearty cooperation. If our orders are
faithfully and promptly executed, the middle OF
August will find every democrat in the State en-
rolled in. Companies, Regiments, Brigales, Di-
visions and Corps, in the school districts, towns,
Representative classes, Counties and Congression-
al Districts. That date will also find our whole
army, for the first time in twenty years, in battle
array, from the New Hampshire boundary to the
Province borders, and from the Canadian from
tiers to the Ocean. We shall also know the exact
strength and disposition of the enemy's forces.
Please then give heed to the following diiec-
tons -
/. Canvass every voter in your school-disrict,
ascertain his political disposition at the present
time, and enroll his name under the proper head
on the Canvassing blank.
2 Make your canvass of the voters with es-
pecal reference to tn, respective candidates f)r
Governor, ROBERTS and CONNOR.
3. As soon as you have completed the canvass
of your district, fill up your blank, and make up
footings in figures.
4. When all is finished make immediate return
of the blank to the head csnvasser of your town.
). Communicate freely with all democrats to
the end that each and all may understand that ev-
cry inch of the State to be fought over, and that
every man is expected to do his whole duty.
6. Men are changing now and personal effort
and persuasion with the waverng and doubling
will be fruitful of good results.
!. Make return of your canvass by the first day
of August to the end that the Executive Commit
tee NAV have the enrolment of the State COM
plete by the 10Th of that month.
The Executive Committee will Lave further and
important communications to make to you imme-
diaely after the canvass of the whole State Is fin
i,hed..
GEN. CHARLES w. ROBERTS,
NJ ARCPIIrS LIVERY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30

To Nr.-
The Maine State Executive Committee invoke
your aid in the immed date enrolment and organi-
cation Of the grand Democratic Army, preparato-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-30
Special Notifies.
Personal NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all officers, sailors
and soldiers, wounded, ruptured or injured in the
late rebellion, however slightly, are entitled to
to an increased rate Apply Immediately through
DIR f. Il. JACKSON,
Late Surgeon United States Navy.
No. 1, New Chambers ST., New York. oct2o-s ptly
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BANGOR, July Is, 1873.

DIRECTIONS TO CANvAssERs.
, 1875-10-31

born i'll England md Tslsa Il q2s :o in Scotland nd
India. S 17O in tha islands Of the British seas,
in ships st 1ssiv sss 1hi h Gssmsns
and tha 1est compr' r'sing almost al nationaitieB.
hs Ropsaoa >" 1ss 49, st 'nf Ths n's aoas
district covers IN area Of $50 square ulilas. The
eropoan Police ,6d dfGs araSP ioms1y %s1
inaanendent aud still spoken OF as
saeh aud extends eveF on5he The ctS Whole h;e Of
his ;ts own police), and the surrounding par
iahes in the Counties Of Surrey, Kent. ESSEX,
and HEREFORD. OF which any part is within Il
ni1e. Of Ghariug Cross. and not over Is miles,
embracing an area Of 6a7 square miles and popu-
nolice district, $685. 092. teing one eighth OF the
whole population Of the United /, Kingdom
Tina does not Include transient residents, whose
number is immense at all times. and especially
betEeen NAV and August, when the pat1icians,
noiiticians and votaries Of fashion. are in town.
together With many interested IN Parliamentary
huainess.-dppIetons' American CyclopGdid, re-
uised edition, article " London
, 1875-10-31

the history OF his private life from day to day
was related in detail. His social and business
relations were. judging from this correspond
encs: as familiar to her ss they were to him.
which abe took no pains to conceal az being
fictihous- Thus unpleasant correspondence was
kept up with remarkable regularity for two and
half yeafs.-never less than three, and tre-
quently four, letters being received each week
by the involuntary mutual friend. AL the let
ters Wase mailed IN San Francisco, but each one
bore . Scent stamp. During this time the
young man thus persecuted was unable to identify
his remorReless prosecutor, and it was by the
merest accident the discovery WAS finally made.
but the object is still mysto1y. A letter ad-
dressed to the young lady mildly intimating that
If she continued her unwartanted persecution
any longer she would find herself in the strong
hands Of the law, stopped the Correspondence.
, 1875-10-31
Ret RRrtess Story.

The opening Of Bret Harte's story, "Gabriel
Conro5," in Sc1i5ner's for November, describes,
as We have already stated the suf1erings OF an
amigraot party who are snowed-in and starving.
The picture Of their sufferings is very real. and
would be reyo1ting in less artistic hands than
Mr. Harte's The horrors OF eating human flesh
are only hinted at, bpt you know it was done.
Que Of the bert things in the Btory is about q
dream Of food one Of the starving u1en hsd. and
which the famished would beg to have repeated,
while they listened with eager ears and Watering
mouths. I must quote the ecene::.
whats that dream you was talking About?"
said Mccormick.
t.'Bout the dinner at St. Jo?" asked the per-
son addressed. a gentleman whose faculty OF
alimentary imagination had been at once the
bliss and torment of his present social circle.
"Yee."
They ali gathered eagerly around ,lr. Mccor-
mick even Mr.. Dumples, who wsa still moving
We'll" said Mr. March, ait began with beef
steak aud injins- -beefsteak, you know, juicy,
and cut very thick, jess squashy With gravy and
OF the mouth 10 the party, md Mr.. March, with
the genius of q true narrator, under tue plausi-
bic Disguise OF having forgotten his story, re-
peated the last santence-''je jess squashy with
eFsyy md in}4s And hat4s tatera ,nd oiked Nth
fat !" in:erpoaed Mrs. Bracket hastily.
Tor them Is likes fr1ed-but baked goes fur
der-skius and all-and sassage and coffee and
1spjac5sl"
Ii thus magical word they laughed. not mirth:
fully perhaps. but eagerly aud expoctedly, and
said, 'tGo ou!"
"And hapjacks !"
.'You aaid TINT BEFORE" said Hrs. Brackett
With burst OF passion "Go On, d-n you!'
The giver Of this Ba1mecide feast saw his dan
gerons position, and looked around for Dumplog.
But he had disappeared
, 1875-10-31

Tho San Francisco Bulletin says that young
gentleman OF astimable character residing in
that city, and shining lightin an honorable pro-
fessioa, unTittiugly incurred tbs displeasure OF
young lady acquaintance about three years ago.
He Was Ignorant both Of the time and manner Of
the of1ense~ The young lsdy, however, soon
made it mhnifeat by commanding = Systematic
espionage On all his incomings and outgoings
She followed this up With series OF lsttars i'd
, 1875-10-31

Get q Thorough Practical Education.
H. B. BEyants Chicago Business College and En-
gsh Training School is excellent place for young
men young woman to get practical education.
Students can enter at any time, and can take one
branch or several. They enter for any length Of
time desired. Many take thorough course requiring
two Or three years. The ages of pupils range from Is
to 40. There eleven professors giving daily In
structon In the various branchea The strict disci-
pne of this institution s OF its marked features
The apartments very extensive, and elegantly fur
uished.
, 1875-10-31

Sometimes cold will not yield to ordinary rene
dies bucause Of the severe Inflammation OF the daica:e
distributed 10 tho lungs. Thia condition proauees
pain and soreness. ho4rseness, cough daa daG@sy o.
ter or ph2e9m finally e1hauadng the strength OF tho
patient, sud ders'opins very serious disease. DE.
Jaynes Expectornnt seldom fails TO remove tnese
symptoms, by relieving tho lungs Of al obst1uesing
natter and healing all soreness. pleurlsY, asthma:
aud bronchitis likewise cured BY taie standard
remedy, and tho reputation It has mstntaned to1 10
, 1875-10-31
THE GRAND JURY.
They Make Their Report on the
County Institutions.
Total Inability to Find Out Anything
About the Bribery Case.


Tho Grand jury. after mooths eosAon,
which il unusual, adjourned yesterday morning.
ana, oesloes suom's'lng oa1cn ot aoo1ctmensa'
handed IN tho following report:
TIE s5h; -
svorn for tbs october ten. 1s1S respscfnlv rooort
~ ~ ~, ha1ah1a ~ Gonrt a. ta,io.,
That IN discharge Of duty such Grand Jurors,
ed the ssrne sn fonnd Il val tap and In nood order
md thst M comnsir1ts wcrc Tnsn t. ~ NJ to lie
Th.t 90 ,seomnnend rnara v.nti1.@inn " thn
fena.e San.rtment tberanf uo nrS 'n .1so that The
At the Of e.sd I'll hs en.reed 90 as to
sFFord ,1or. srt.h1a .+or ~ 1sHrvara and
visito1s rhsn cn-onvnirst11 .ith ths1r c;ents and
friends and that he sao bs projected by wre net-
tng sufficiently cltse 70 prevent the trnn'nsalon OF
That wa aiso Tistted rA'''A4 '1'>3s@'
~A'"' W. '4'o rur ,1r.'eS canxrrv nrr, n1xoa
At Jefferson, Known as the Insane ~ @Asylum' County
~ nust1Al, Aao <oos,aouAe' , 1nat "e Ao'A1.
clean md creditable condition Ton In, IN ~ ~
9t @ a;a anu 1ne tI4 + s "e q dotoj
nut we would recommend tat some means % aa9p'ea
t.,.a ~ aoa - oao t 49, Hin % ~ ~ a,a,n ~ ~ ;rda
I.aus ana sucn he'' an4 " ss'ap, <Se ~ ;a,,
i ~ 1d ~ e,ttss ~ohtnh esrn ett.5 - ~
Of ths ouaty TVS eunpied for aso IN The Institution By
bos se eesa ss % Ss s sasdr ~
untsnaatsbie and scarcely it Tor na6itat4on,
said u;id3Sg eno IN m nnsafa md totter;n1 conJi
49,; 49, a1Sts.1 ith ~ 49, 49, nnda- Iii cf-cnT.t.nces
~ sa,trx cnnH;t.on a a. eood as ro,,1J hs A.
.o+.d oA' COMMUNION "A - eo~A ~ o01'0 ~
~ ta ~ ,,,-ae.,,.+,o, +h,+ +ba r,tJ,ro fr-rtah
- ~ 49, 49, t.+.a w. - ~ go ~ 49, tnfs~;,r onsrt1 - tha
se1,a su ~ 'e tn,.ss e4 a. o. rroaoat;4,1 ~ Tho
,..itt ~ fooa an-,sa thranahsa,,t al
quay o. Inc aoou suppneT H. @tuasaoes hoos5 h. o.
lssh5r h.tod .y.s @ pooG KY o1 snnnr fna that
naAsu!. va n+ "aa Suuu, ~ - =. ~ a irnt @ ,,n
~ s.at & "a 49, ~ ,re,ss, ~ ic1S; ~ th ~ of
- "a: ~, ~ ~. tth4 ~ i5 go ~ ~ ,,.r
inferior quality.
We heard mich complaint rs to the saneness Of the
diet and therefore report that much improvement in
that respect As weu ~ the oooEng Of the 1000 sup
1hsa. would aoa eonsdernn!y 70 tae comofs o. oso
70 ~ 10 o
IN the farrn W. found a iarne sunuly Of potatoes
and other produce in good condition. The same re-
mark is applcable to the stock. We recon mend tho
cultivation and use Of larger variety OF vegetables
which VIII tend to promote no sanafy eonolsson q
INC lnats sna economy n tae & t9ds r. sns - Gp,t
%uGr taFe mnde1 contderaon the fessb
itY Of nlacg The children in eoe outside titutona
having regard to the religious denomination to which
they may belong, and thus by removing them from
the varied questionable sssoa.hona , IN their tender
years. aaoPt Goutte y; Tn.en s!5 "ouo 'nuea np1o''
toelr ase'anees a,a N a.ser 1a1e,. me. .,o,7,,n,
la1 t.aS ~ IT, - oaas ~ +,,,a and
nnd,a ;,enanco said tn hsve ieen nsad in connecon
with the iatt1n1 Of tie contract for
, 1875-10-31

The most important improvement ever made On
sswing-mschnes health-preserving and labor-sav-
ing invention. which can b. applied to Ill kinds Of
sew1ng-machinea now in uae- Also, large stock Of
sowing-machines Of I'll kinds 1t great discount for
cash, and sold on instaments, at tho Hall Tzeadla
rooms, 147 Stats street.
, 1875-10-31

From Nov. l, 1875. the Day Express leaving Chi
cago 1t a. n via Michigan Central Railroad will have
attached m elegant Wagner p.rlor running to De-
troit, for the accommodation Of through and loca1
travel The drawing-room car On tho same train will
continue to run through to Rochester usuas Hanry
c. Wentworth. g. P. md F.A.
, 1875-10-31

Florentine Flake Candy, Beware Of 11ni-
tationa.
Tbs public arc cautioned against Inferior arHcls
which has appeared in the market with tho name
"Florenttne left OF ths PACKAGE The genuine art-
Gle II manufactured only At 1888 Monroe street. Flor
antine Candy Company, 18s Monroe street.
, 1875-10-31

No but vote to put in youE house one OF tbs Renu-
inc Silver Palace" fireplace heaters, the oily real
=" Baltmore" make in this market. Sold by Brain
hall, Deane Co., manufacturers Of French ranges,
broieys bar urns, coffee and tcs urns and HJdes pat
ent coffee rooster. B. E. Givaudan, Manager, No. uo
Like street.
, 1875-10-31

Is Your House Well Warmed
We know the answer Of all using the Azgand base
burner the Stewart parlor any Of the two or three
lowerp1iced stoves from Dstons, 192 and 19A state
gt1eat but how ar1 others of Z
, 1875-10-31

"Geuteel Poverty" Is Not the
only custom seeking repair cleaning md dyetn4
establishment No. 81 Dearborn street, Nos. 50 and 161
Vest Madison street. No gentleman should be aboTs
economizine In dress. Cook McIain. Send C. o. D.
, 1875-10-31

Sampson, Greene e. Co.'s New Departure
from big prices and big profits On their vhole largs
aud elegant stock Of furniture, at Nos 192 and 194
Stale street causes oouseznatoo to dnslers and joy
, 1875-10-31

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John Gosne1ls Cherry Tooth-Paste,
the most eficacious denttfrice known. Try it. For
sale by all druggists. Wholesale agents, TorraJ 4
Bradley, III and 17J Randolph street.