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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-16
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w2

KENNEBEC COUNTY, In Probate Court, u
augusta, on the fourfh Monday of April, 1876.
CARAH j. LITTLEFIELD Guardian of Edward
y NJ. Mosher and Cora T.. Mosher of Chelsea,
cense to sell at public auction or private sale the
following real estate of said wards the proceeds to
be placed on interest, VIZ all the interest of said
wards in two undivided third parts of land and
buildings in Chelsea, recently occupied by their,
mother, now deceased
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
May next, in the Kennebec Journal, %
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in.
terested may attend at Court of Probate then to be
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why The
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
Ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINS, Register, 3w20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-16
Republican state Convention.

The Republicans of Maine aud all others who
propose to support the candidate of the Republican
party in the pending elections are invited to send
delegates to State Convent on 10 be held in
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LATEST NEW
NNIIM AND w INT.

The surplus Of wheat in California TINS
season is about 10000 short tons, being
2Oo,OOO tons more than TIE surplus Of the
crop Of ISIS, In quality the grain this year
IL the best cyrr harvested IN the state,
OwcusyiIlc, Ind, was burned on the
3Olh. The FIRE caught in Samuel Simpsons
grocery. Two drug stores, one dry goods
store, one tinsh0p, the postoficc, q shoe
shop, II @addlcrs shop, and twelve buildings
almost the entire town-wcrc destroyed.
No insurance.
A wagon train from Crooks camp ar
rived at Fort Frttcrman ON the 18th, bring.
mr the wounded in the late engagement,
who endured the trip well, and are al likely
- recover. General CROOK will make snort
excursions widr cavalry until the return Of
the train and infantry, when he viii en-.
dcnyor to strike the Sioux hard,
IN Kansas, not long ago, Il man accused
a Young fellow Of stealing a $50 bill from
him whrrcupon Judge Lynch SEIZED the
young man, suspended him by the neck nm
I'll he confessed the theft, and then gave him
Il hundred lashcs. The next day the man
found his $50 bill in the hotlom NJ = trunk,
where he had put it and forgotten il. Aud
then Judge Lynch ought to have taken him
ON, and talked to him, at the very least,
\ New Orleans letter Of the 9th, says
that two bales Of the new crop ol Rio Grudc
cotton shipped by sicamcr from Brownsville
viii bee due here Friday. We understand
one Of these bales viii be expressed to be
exhibited at the centennial on the fourth oi
July. This cotton 'tas raised by Mr, Burlay,
who shipped part Of the first receipts last
year. Early shipment Of Rio rmndc cotton
Is not regarded here aB Indication Of for
wardncgs Of the general crop The first re
cclpis last year was on judy ljth.
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Not the Man for the Crisis.
The Nation.

Int NtllDns
Mr.. Hayes, though by no means con-
spicuous in politics, is not wholly un-
known, and We presume there are few
even of those who know him best and
like him most who do not doubt whether
he il the kind of man for which the crisis
through which we are now passing calls.
The civil-service plank in the platform
though doubtless well meant, has, in its
declaration that senators and representa-.
tives should confine themselves to the le-
gitimate duties and refrain from inhu-
encing appointments, a ludicrous resem-
blance to the resolution introduced into
the French national assembly calling on
all rascals to quit France. 1t brings
strikiugly to mind the great fact that to
get rid of the master evil of the govern
ment in our day-that which has already
degraded and paralyzed it, and threatens
with serious fundamental changes at no
very remote date-thc president must
be a man of no ordinary tenacity and
breadth of view, and must be prepared
to sacrifice personal ease and smOothness
of administration, and party harmony
and success, to higher and more impor-
tant things. We do not believ,, with
IL present knowledge, hat Mr.. Hayes
is such a man. We do not know, for We
have no reason for believing, that he
thinks the condition of the civil service
a serious evil that Inc would make great
sacrifices to amend it, Or that he thinks
anything Of more Importance to the
country than the supremacy of the re.
publican party, managed substantially As
it now is.
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PRESS OPINION.

Tue republican brethren have solemn,
" christeped it the " second-beSt ticket
Let it he kaOwn as such until IL Is worst
ed in November Ncw York WORTH.
DICK DuLEsBY, John a. Logan, Ben
Butler, and JAMES G. Blaine, dll speech
flying for Hayes and Wheeler. 'Rah for
reform (within the partly Boston Globe.
The republicans did mot dare to nomi-
nate any of their men who have a nation
al reputation, because it somehow hap
pens that the farther these republicans
are known the less they are liked by the
masses Of the people,-Tro PrcS''
PACKARD, Kellogg and the rest ct the
Louisiana Grant family are calling upon
the president for troops to carry the cleo
tions in that state, and at the same time
they are shouting vigorously for Hayes
and Wheeler, who may be presumed, OF
course, ~ represent that kind of repubIl'
canlsm.
"Do you mean to imply that you have
any evidence of the slightest character
that | have had, directly or indirectly
any communication with Josiah Cald'
well ?" shrieked Blaine, as he swclled
himselfup to double his natural size, and
addressed Proctor Knott before the sub
judiciary committee a week or two ago,
To-day there is abundant evidence o
such communication, and Mr., Blaine,
sincerity and honesty arc at a discount
and undor suspicion.
GRANT Is pleased with the Cincinnati.
ticket. So is Conkling, So is Blaine
50 is Morton. So Is Belkhap. So II
Robson. So is Chandler. Sol S Cam
eron. So is Babcock. So is Shepherd,
So is Schcnck. So are all the post-trad
ers. So are all the moiety thieves and
public plundcrers, the land and salary
rrabbcrs, the railroad jobbers, thcsnbsidj
schcmers, and every other rotten Interest
and dcspotic combinatlon.-Comte
,J%Ourndl.
THERE is shortly to be an 0verhnulinl
of federal oifice-holders in the south will
II view to strengthening the lines tor the
fall elections. The policy Of the admin
istration will be, as usual, to throw som'
of the southern states into disorder, alc
carry them at the point Of the bayonet
as has been done in 50 many campaign
before. 1t is understood that this is thu
only hope the administration has o
throwing the election to the republicans
and the situation is desperate. Thu
states singled out for this work are Mis-
sissippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkmlsa
and Texas, but the work will hardl,
succeed, for the people are in no tempe.
for trihinC.-H. LOuis Times.
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Edward Trickctt, champion Of Au..
tralia, defeated James II. SodIcr. champion
Of England, in u s@cull!ug race for tho cham
pjInsIip Of III" Thames and 5000 u side.
The Dutch steamer Lieut.. General
k%rOsen, from Achccn, was wrecked while
entering the straits Of Sundn. About tween.
ty-Gyc passengers were lost.
\ launch from Jamaica has been can
iur"d while diSchorging ammunition on the
coast OF Cuba, aud nine ln,urprnt; killed.
including Col. Duran.
\ dispatch from Belgrade, confirms
the report that Scryla's uItlmnium has been
rejected by the Porte, and adds that Prince
MIan has already gone to the army and the
commencement ol hostiIitics is imminent.
The Political Correspondence publishes
a duepalcii from Belgrade, stating that the
departure Of Prince Milan for the army i.
hycI for the thirteenth instant, that on the
.lm' day var manifesto viii be issued,
and that on July lst u state of siege will be
proclaimed throughout Scryia. A TELEGRAM
from '"ttlngc announces that all Montenc.
HrlnH between the ages Of sixteen and sixty
hay" been summoned to arms. The senate
81 Montenegro will shortly ASSUME the rcing
OF government, on boinlf Of Prince Nicholas,
until the end Of the war.
Austria is taking precautions for maiu-
tanning q strict neutrality IN the ronnict hr.
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CONGRESSIONAL
SESATR.

In the senate, on the 9th, at the close
81 the morning hour the senate resumed
consideration of the bill 10 regulate fine o,-
NtN.mrnt and collection Of taxes for ih. SIM.
port "l the government uf the district Of
' "luilpln, nut after u long discussion fine
Nl'uI' SUBJECT was rccOmmltlrd. Mr., WRIGHT
ul iowa sailed up the house hill for nliow..
ah't "l certain claims reported by accouut.
'lI "llctfA ol the treasury, when verbal
amendments were agreed To and th. hin
passed. III" senate then went iu,o ry,r,
session and when the doors were op,nrd
adjourned. '
In the senate on'tho %, the bill making
appropriations for the support Of the army
ior the fiscal year was taken M. The
amendment proposed hv the committee Ia
strike out the eight sections rcorr,niyin.
the army, reducing pay, etc., WIS agreed to
yeas twcnly.lour, maya thirteen. The
nous" bill provided that no money oprrn.
rr'H'ed 10y the act shall be paid for recruit.
lIr the u my beyond the number Of twenty.
wv" thousand enlisted men. The committee
W preparations reported an amendment
W make tue number Of enlisted men twenty.
I've ,n|"sahh' including Indian scout, and
""'Il'', ''e"'rhS, ana providing that moth.
W. ~ w 'ot Sh'Il ne construed To- prevent
'h'IS'nehtS Tor signal service. which ,L,Ii
hereafter he maintained ~ MAN. a''I
alIh with the force of enlisted man ~,
NIdtd by law. The nmrudm,ut uo' II
To. oilIcr amendments rcportrd Ly ,ho ,a,,
lhiltrc were agreed 10. The hin bav;n,, L,nn
considered IN the committee If ,ba ,,LoIa
was reported Ia the SENATE anal au,anlnn.,s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

THE ENORMOUS WAsTAGE Of grain, so iasrar0,
,rnb other suites Of TlreHhers, can be SAVED by th,
Invroycd NIachliic, sufficient, on erciy JOB, 70 more Ian
nan all expenses of thrtThinr' 70
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MfbLET; HUNGARIAN AID
IVA srnI. nrr thrcshed, separated, cleaned and sayso
as easily and perfectly rs Wheat, OATS, Rye or Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain Adj
semls cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness.
IN # WET GRAIN Of 1875, thess were substan
tialiy the ONLY MACHINES mat could run with prof;
or economy, doing fact, thorough and perfect worn,
,phCn Others utterly fdded.
L GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting COmplta
tions, such az "Endles1 Aprons "Raddlca," "Beaters'
+" piGhors,n etc, are entirety dispens'd rWh less than
one.half tho usual Gears, Belts, BOXES, and Journals,
easier managed more durable light running nocost
Nv rpnairs, no dust NJ" l%ittcringS" to clean ny, Mt
troutlcd Ly adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERS who are posted
d, the it,uo saving made by II will not employ inte
rior and Wastrlnl machines, but VIII nlsui on III.
improved Thresler doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made Tor q, :, 10 and 70 EOrs
Powers. Also a specially OF SEPARATIONS deSignN
and made EXPRESSLY ron STEAM r0WEH'
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ our In
nroyed "Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed (Wot
bury Style), both" Mounted " On -four wheels.
10 INTERESTED in Thrcshing or Grain Raising
annIv 10 onr nearest Dealer, or write to us for lllustn,
rad Circular lscnt free(, giving full particulars Of Siis
Styles, Prices, Terms, ETC. .,
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. MICH
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A SCHOOL.

Pretty and pale and tired
She sits IN her slii- backed chair,
while the blazing summer sun
Shines In on her soft brown hair,
And the Tiny brook without,
That she hears through the open door,
MOcks with It's murmur cool
Hard bench and dusty floor,
II seems such an endless round
Grammar and A, u, T.
The blackboard aud the sums;
The stupid geography
When from teacher 10 little Jem
Not n NJ them CnTCB IA straw,
Whether John " II In any :" case, .
Or Kansas In Omaha,
But Jcmmy's hare brown feet
Are aching 10 wade IN the stream,
Where the trout 10 his Turing bait
Shall leap with aquick bright CLEAN
And his teachers blue eyes stray
To the flowers on the desk hard by,
1ill her thoughts have followed her eyes
with ahall.uuC0nsCiOus Sigh.
Her heart outruns the clock,
As she smells their faint sweet scent
But when have time and heart
Their measure In unison blcnt'
For time will haste or lag,
Like your shadow on the grigS,
That Fingers far behind
or 0ics when you fam would pass,
Have patience, %rcstlc,, lcm,
The stream and the fish viii wait
And patince, tired blue eyes
Down the winding ruli by the gate,
Under tho willow shade,
Stands some one with irrShor lpwcIai
So turn To your books again,
And keep love for the after hnutsy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

WALKING WITH GoD.-The difficulty
which most people have in religion is to
bring the thought OF God in their daily
lives. His very greatness makes it hard
to connect Him with homely, everyday
matters. We get ONE sense of Him ia
church, o, in the prayer-meeting, or in
rare hours of exalted feeling. But when
we go into the busy world, where most
of our life is spent; God fades away into
heaven, that Is farther off than the blue
sky above our heads. This is a great los
to us. 1t is neglect on II part OF our
highest opportunity. God walks with
us, in closest nearness, at every moment.
There is in Him. it we could learn 10
take it, a provision Of %helpfulness, of
sympathy, of suficiency, for every step
in the whole round of our daily lite.
The very things that seem insignificant
and without spiritual meaning, are set
round us by God as part of our cduc;t-
ton. And il we ~habitually recognize His
presence in them all, the incidents of
business and our household care and
daily walk would become threads of gold,
holding us in the sweetest, noblest friend
ship with our heavenly Father.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

AN IMPRESSIVE THOUGHT.-We think
of the earth as the only solid, substantial
and abiding thing; AL else changing,
when, in fact, it is only an egg-shell with
a yolk of liquid fire seething within.
What if there were To be a great rift in
the crust, and the ocean let in upon the
fiery mass! The generation Of steam
and gases would blow the terrestrial
bombshell into millions of fragments ina
twinkling, filling the surrounding space
with new asteroids, just as We have rta.
son to think we see the seventy or eighty
fragments of an exploded world moving
OH their orbits around the sun!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

the issue Of coin and the substitute therefor
proposed by tho senate committee on finance
were taken up. iftcr u short discussion the
whole subject was r|ccOmmittcd TO the COM
mittcc on finance. The house bill 10 an.
thorpe the construction Of n railway p0ntoon
bridge ncrOss the Missouri river At Nebraska
| CITY, Nrb. passed. Mr.. COnkling called up
the senate bilI 10 punish the rOuntcrfciting
of trade marks on goods, or the sale or deal.
inc in cuuutrrfciting trade marks on goods.
| several amendments, heretofore reported ny
the Judiciary committee, were agreed to, ANA
the bIl passed. Mr.. ingalls, called up the
bousr bill 10 declare forfeited to the ltllth
States certain lands granted to the state Cl
Kansas In and NJ the construction Ol ran
road by act Of March 3rd, 1858, Passed
Mr. Hamilton, a member n the conference
committee, said the horizontal reduction o
ten per ccut. proposed by the hous" ""nIn
stop every fast mail train III the country,
Ur noprdno new committee to be appointed
would make concessions made by TIE com
mittrc Of which he was . member, Pending
the discussion the senate adjourned,
IN the senate on the goth, Mr.. Ham.
In called mp the house bill TO amend the
revised statues providing a penalty for mail
ing obscene books and other matters therein
contained, and prohibiting lottery circulars
from pnssinp through the mails, After dis
,w..ion thc bill posspd. Mr.. Morrill,. from
,Lr committee on oppropriation, reported
hprk fine biII passed by tho house this morn.
inc 10 continue uneypcndcd balances 10
provide temporarily for the expenses Of the
government for a period not to exceed ten
Joyg. After some discussion the bill was
amended and agreed TO. The amendment Of
I,o Lnr.r ia fine hin uruyidinp for thc inn.
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The Balance Sheet.
Albany Argus,

The various states are to be classified,
politically, into three divisions first,
"dcmocratic," containing the states
which have given democratic majorities
in elections in which the largest vote cv-
er cast in the state wa polled second,
anti. administration" being states
which have voted against the admins,
tration ON tcstoccasions third, "admin-
istration," or states which have never
faltcrcd in her allegiance to Grantism.
The following table is arranged OF this
system of classification:
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If u horse has Il good constitution,
and has once been II good horse, no matter
how old or how much run down he may be,
he can be grcatly improved, and in many
use of Shetidan's Cavalry Condition Powders
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

A GENTLEMAN afflicted with chronic
rheumatism says, "No description Of my rase
can convey the vast amount OF benefit have
r~tsLited from The USE of Johnson's Anodync
LipimeHt. believe 1t Is the best article in
the world for rheumatism.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

Men, mi and children at this sea-
son should take DR.. j. II. McLean's Strength
cEinp Cordial and Blood Purifier. twill give
YOU strength rrd health, .%vitaliae and purify,
your blood. DR.. j. II, Holiean's office, 3li
Chcstnnt street, 81. LOUIS, 500
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worthless.


WILuOFT's ANli-fEtIoDIG OR FEVER
AND AGuE ToNlC. This invaluable and
standard family medicine is now a hotiScbHld
word and maintains its reputation unlni'
paired, # is Endorsed by the medical pro-
%fessioll, aud prescribed daily in the Charity
Hospital and other hospitals in New Or
leans. Wilhoft's Tonic is thus highly rec,
ommended by the leading medical men oil
the Countrv, and is worthy Of such indorse'
mcnt. q. Il. FiStAY q Coz ProprietorS,
New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Minus me "ll'"'''''"' "PI""l' '"''"S ''','
WV" 10 u'ITay NV w '"''' VI wv n'"''' ~
,.' hcIkhap l'I''''"''"V va" "S'''" W.
l'tr''' uhUi cow
uOINE.
m ~ nj, ,.. ,, a., ON,
~" n""7c "''u "' '"'' WI Wv 1'''
and in the ab4"nc" Of the speaker anr
speaker pro tcH, elected Mr., Shylcr tenn
purary speaker and ADJOURNED.
/. A.. orh u,l.. ,.l
u" Wv '''"H' VI" '"' -''"b ""''' '"'
Of the states by speaker lpro tenn SnyIoI
fine following bills were introduced and re
Lrrr,J. E,iu, comnou.,tior or r. = mar
7. -,
HI'i'A a'" "'I'"'''N, ""7 VI ''c'N VI vac '''
cnit and district court. To further provide
for thr rcdrmplion of T.. s. legal tender
notes. BY Nj. Kasson Joint resolution pro-
yiding that when the two houses adjourned
Saturday for july it shall be to meet Tues.
day, July Attn, at Independence hall, Phila-
deIphlm, th'r" to consider u lolnI resolution
~ r" nr Hnoricon ;nIononInmnr Tho
call Of states being concluded. Mr.. Neal in.
iroducrd u bill providing for the repeal OF
lh' r''"lll',"" a'', "u" ''"''" 'h' previous
I"''''ol. y pun W "',', iN,''" "l w.
kasson was, after some discussion, ovcrrulcd,
'n' previous Puo'''"n was wv, N'ro"I'H'
s,n ,i.iuo II, debate ,Lr I'M wont nvrr nm.
Lor Tho ,uIr Mr. F,ulk nrr from ,he cam,
,],i,,n, ~ C,r,i,n ,0,irg r,nn,tod , lin f.,
iL, ,,I,or of Edward a AZ rnuJou n r.,
,ncsts fine nrc,idrnt In tnkr sucL gtrrs ~ in
his iuJrmcnt nav tend 70 tbr release Of said
roudon Passed Mr. UiU fran fine iudi.
c;,ry cnuu,ittcn rnunrtod +, hin for tbc ,r.
lief ,r Brnuuou Sorncrg A Co. of Lexington.
XIV nrrrnrrintiur SojgY. Passed. Under
ihr susrcpsion Of The rules. Mr. Terry movcd
IN susnrnd ruIcs and nuss the I'm r~eviyiur
thc Inw far thr -n,vmcnt far bnru,u ana
ointment. Gurinr tLr l,gt war and nvlenI.
inc lima for GIing ,ho cl,imy thrronf etr
hIomInd ur lin poiIy ~ pcnnsvlv, nj,
,,n,nn,I ,n sngnonJ ,nIos aIII ,,ga :, Xiii TO-,
aIii.n,,"i ~, 49, a. LLaa
',s"' :" ",N',G' F"'of "'"'n " !"o
!" ~ r,o,oi'''"
'E''"'' '""''"'' """P''"' N"lo"'ncu'
In the house on the 9th, the bill in
r,,,,d T., fine s,I. of ,niriiuoue Ii,u,ry il,
n -
III" '"'''" '''''''E WI" P"NS'"' NINo Tue
bill providing for the sale of the Cherokee
strip of land in Kansas. The house decided.
Inv +, vote Of yiyty.thrce to fifty. tn taco nm
the hilI 10 uuihorizr the W,shinrtnu ON.
@cinnati and 81. Louis railroad compauy to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

CHAPpED hands, face, Plmples, ring
worm, altrheum, and othe cutaneous aifecr
tons cured aid rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap; Be care;
full tt yet only that made BY Caswell, Hazard
& Co., New York, as there are many imita'
tiotiy made with common tar, all OF which are
worthless.
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As sure as the sun shines, Dr. TUFTS Pills viii
cure Fever and Ague, if taken by directions-a bold
assertion but a true one. In any case, where direc.
tons are followed. that they fail, Agents Will refund
tha Innnpy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

WY suffer with Ague when Shallen'
berger's Pills will cure you for one dollar
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ST. LOUIS LoBE-DEMoCRAT-D DAILY
AND WEEKLY. Largest newspaper in the west
Send for specimens snd campaign rates
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A hlling-off in the wheat yield
throughout all Of Georgia is reported.
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rEAKCE a CO.. Commission Mcr-
chants, 2i3 N. Second street, ST. Louis, wholesale
dealers in Dried Fruits, Butter, Cheese, Beans and
Oatmeal. Orders and cOnsignments solicited.
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To Ministers, Lawyers ana Old Men.

% have u weak Voice, subject to noarsehass,
! and u throat often sore If you have weak lun"s
r if You have n weak hnCk-if Won are troubled
~ with consti patton or piles. or prolapsns uteri, or
- hernia If continued speaking, singing, riding,
walking, fhtigucs or eNhausis YOU, your abdo-
minial muscles have relaxed, and yon need uphold
ing. II you will incloPe to me- u three-Cent stamp,
the efectual remedy will he pointed Cnt and infpr.
nation how to obtain it with or without money.
Address, j. X.
Editor THE BAPTIST, Memphis, Tenn
HAVING SUFFERED ] COMPASSIONATE THE SUFFERING.
I,OOJ have been relieved already.
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ST.. LOUIS DAILY AMI WEEKLY lines
is the largest Democratic paper Test o. Nem
York. Send for sample copies aud cluV fa'cS'
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roPH,Ms. SpgCJpJC gos. IN tho World. Trial package fro
ASTHMA ~cfbViriV, 7. POPnAa . co, ios, 9th ST., Phl>. +,
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~ YER desirable NEW ARTICLES for Agents.
" Mfr'd by g. j. C~apewell h Co., Cheshire, Conn
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0C Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name. 10
~ cts, postpaid. l.. JONES Il CO, Nassau, n. Y.
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Profitable, Pleasant work; hundreds now EN-.
ployed; hundreds more wanted. M Lowell, Erie, Pa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-13

The republican brethren have solemn,
" christeped IL the " second.b best ticket.
Let it he kaown It's such until II Is worst.
II Ia Noyomhor = Mem Yoyk Jy0rld.