The Republican journal., 1876-09-07
PILLS. Potions and Pungencies.

why may tipsy man tall into the river With
| impunitN? Because he won't drown As long as
| hi, head swims.
| Everyone afflicted with those maladies for
| which the external application of sulphur has
| long Dteli known to be eiicaciols can prepare
| a sulphur bath without resorting to public
! bathing houses. GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP
II Shall follow her soon." said 4 stdeyed
man at the grave of his wife. Within month
| he was following another woman.
| THE Mosr POPULAR and most valuable med
| lcal works ever given to the press are those
written by the Consulting Physician of the
| "Peabodv Medical lnstitutc,' Boston, who has
devoted his life 10 the study OF the subjects Of
| which he treats in their pages. These books
| are published by the Institute, whose advrr-
| tisement may be found in our columns, and
| should be perused carefully by the Young of
| both sexes. ''Ibe Science of Life. or Self Pre-
| seryaton,' is a practical treatise upon matters
deeply concerning the health and vigor Of bo h
| old and young, and has already had IL career of
| Usefulness and popularity gratifying to the all-
| thor. Equally admirable is the work entitled.
| 'StXual Physiology of Woman and Her Dis
eases" by the same able author, who has re-
| recently written and published still another
entitled "DiSeaseS of the Nerves and Nervous
| Maades." timely production. A Gold Med
| al has recently been presented to the author of
| llcSe DOCKS by lnc NitlOnat Medical y >SOCltl-
| ton. See advertisement.
| 1t was rather personal in a California news
| paper man to chronicle the purchase of u mule
| bV 4 brother editor as 81 remarkable instance
| of sclt-poSSeSsion."
Unsolicited Testimony.
| FAIRFIELD, ME-, April IS. 1864.
| Gentlemen-Secing numerous certificates in
| the Maine Farmer, endorsing the merits Of the
| Great Lung Remedy, WIsTAK's BALSAM OF
| WILD CHERRY, | am induced and | take great
| pleasure III giving publicity to the great cure it
| accomplished i'll my family in the year 1856
During the summer of that year my son. Hen
| ry A. Archer, now postmaster in this place,
! was attacked with splitting of blood, cough
weakness Of lungs, and general debility, 50
| much 50 that our family physician declared
| him to have Il ''seated consumption." He was
| under medical treatment for !, number of
m nths, but received no benefit from it. At
| length, from the solicitation of himself and
| others was induced to purchase one bottle of
| WTSrAR's BALSAM or WILD CHERRY, which
benefited him so mach | obtained another,
which iii 4 short time restored him to his usual
state Of health. | can safely recommend this
remedy to others in like condition. for it is
think. all it purportS to be-THE GREAT
Lung REMEDY FOR THE TIMES.
The above statement, gentlemen, is my vol
| tuary offering to Won in favor of your BaIsam
and i at your disposal.
A. over yours, ANDREW ARCHER.
DR.. Drake, Botanic Dr., of Portland will be
in Belfast at the Phenix House, Sept. u, Is, IA,
and Is. lie makes Il speciality of Cancers, Tu-
mors, srrofula, Canker salt Rheum, Female
weaknesses, and all forms of Diseases arising
from impurities of the blood. Tumors removed
without the use of knife. Advice and consul
tation free to all. Office hours from ! to II. >
to ., TO 8. DR.. brakes Celebrated Golden Bit
tiers for Liver and Stomach Diseases, and DR..
brakes Liver Pills, Dir. brakes Nervous Pills
for all forms of Nervous Diseases are for sale at
$. \. IIowes & Co., and druggists generally.
John W. Perkins 4 Co., Portland, wholesale
agents for Maine. DR.. c. L. Drake ~. 8.