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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

Let's all move up to Clayton, N. Y. Ac-
cording to the Oswego Palladium they
have .:hugging bees' up there as FASH
ionable winter amusement.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14


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| al dllii' ailo the SeafNl was ior a lew minutes
sunofulhdte0 70 that q removing the BODIES L
ll HIM room room lof lttthef eNcaVanoh; Ihe bodle'
| i0uAi were lhaihiV tnose OF men, but occasion
| any woman charfed lorm was discovered
| IL rom lufthei INJURY II sucn tMng were pos
sip'e' atli wrapped III y olahket II was tenderlN
Iio'to 10 the rear: singular feature OF these
| oi'coTefleS was lhG poslloh OF the bodies; III
NaTIaDly the[ were oUTlpd lace down, while the
arms arms seemed % nave peeh stretched over the
head as i IN mute appeal lot mercy. Not one
| n twenty OF the victims proDably met theil
aeaih outright from asphyXla. OverpoWerec
| oy the mercless element at their BACK, in front
| ABOVE ana DeIoW, they We're literally roasted tC
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14

1t was Goethe who said that 'even as
long habit may induce us to glance at a
watch that has stopped, we may look in
fair lady's eyes as though she loved us
still"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14
Facts for Sheep Growers.

W ii. Eackus, Snyder county, Pa, who
has q farm Of three hundred acres, hill
lands, thin gravel soil. in central Pennsyl-
Viula. a.Wrote to the American farmers club,
mquiring how many sheep he could keep
upon it and what kind would be best adap-
ted 10 the climate and soil; also, if sheep
raising viii pay him and which IS the best
Worl. on sheep culture.
This lattnr wa rnia,.rns % 4,1 heont
bcr, who sent in the following reply: "No
man can answer inteliigently how maay
sheep can be kept on such land until he is
informed as to the burden of grass pro-
duced annually. Some sandy and hilly
land IS 50 poor that twenty sheep would
scarcely live oil the vegetation to be found
on 0ue hundred acres. Amy OF the popu-
Lar breeds oi sheep viii thrive satisfact-
0lily in that climate handall's Treatise
! on Sheep which can be obtained ut most
book stores IN large cities. was recommend
ed"
l0 an informal talk which followed,
these additional facts We're elcited The
best sheep lor a farmer TO keep in any eli
mate are those which Yield the heaviest
hcctpS and tine greatest number ot pounds
of meat even though the first cost Is much
greater Fine sheep tlat produce largely
do not eat amy more than n scrub, and pay
| for that in wool and flesh OF superior quail
ity rs we'll as quantity. Merinos for in
stance, sometimes gain as high as twenty
! pounds per head, and rarely iall lower thar
ten, while the scrub sheep is doing well il
Yield OF six pounds instead Of three is
| gained Thoroughbred Cotswolds produce
/ IH,,, t,,n Sntrth
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-12-14
THE CROWD Ar rHE SCENE.

The street scenes TO day We're such As have
never been witnessed III this city. The great
dislSt II was the sole topic of conversation in
every quarter. and business of all kinds was at
4 siandstli. From an early hour this morning
throngs surgeA from all directions to the scene
Of the conagration, and thousands Of persons
We're in Washington street. between Myrtle
avenue and Johnston street, and in the vicinity.
The anxious crowd took possession of the side
walks and talked in whispers of the calamity.
Ihe travel OF yeh cic- through the Inflated dis
trict was entirely suspended except from the
unieraker'S wagons, which came and went
with fearful regularity on their @hastly work
of removing the charred remains and transfer
ring them 10 the Alorguc
Among the crowd were hundreds of men and
women looking for missing friends. 1t was
necessary. Of course. to deny them admission to
the ruined building, and tie police directed
them to the Morgur. The Argus Office. the
First Precinct Station-houSc, the Post Onice
and SamucI1s billiard-room were thronged all
through the day. Files Of policemen We're
stationed at the various approaches to the ruins
and admission was denied TO al! persons who
We're not directly engaged in the search for the
bodies and the work of removing them. Incl
dents of the most distressing nature occurred
Mothers, wild with grief. rushed through the
crowd bewaing the loss Of 4 child, and begged
the officers to allow them to enter the building
During the long continued excitement numer.
Gus accidents occurred, but none of IL serious
nature.
One of the shocking scenes this morning was
witnessed by Il large number of people, who
| crowded in front of the theatre. 1t was equal
| in horror to that witnessed in the main lobby
! during the removal Of the charred remains
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
9aS sala.

Gs lit beri9iebentlt9 auf Bic Mi9ties
felt Der gerabrei6ung BON SaIs an oas
Sieb bin9eipieIen moroen uno tpobI ieber
&iebbalter - OBJ rationen Dber uiht raz
tionen gtebt letnem S1teren Sals ODER
iiberLGBt i1nen mad 8elieben Salslefs
fteine. 9aS SalS tpirb ia bon alien
Bte0erfauern uno audi bielen anberem
S6ieren 10 germ eefreiien; ebenlo pie
aud uus cine Spetie obne Sal5 fade
i6meGt, TO gretfen bic Sbiere ebenfallS
ieOes gei1lSene Sutter Iieber an. Der
lmlt1no, baB bic Sbierc inltinftiD baS
Sal5 germ frelien. muB unS i6On oarauf
autmerflam MAIDEN, baB es pobl benz
SrganiSmuS ireeno eiuen NuBen brin=
gen mlB; benno6 tpiiien Die tpeni8iten
8iebsu9ter, parum iie es Den SbiereH
9ebeu.
Die gSirtuns bes SaI3es beftebt in Ser
9tei5un9 Der S9leimbGIte in ben 8erz
bauungstpe9e1t. Seoermann fam Iid
Iei6t 6abon ilberSeugen, ipeun CT etpas
Sal3 auf Die 3unge nimtmt. 0aB ibm oas
QSa11er i'm Wiun0e 3uIammenlGuft; uno
bie1e @irtung iibt bas Sals natilrlih
au6 in1 Dtasen unD in ben @ingeipeiben,
l1b betDirft bort cine Derme1rte Nblonz
oerurg Der Ger6auu1gSIGfte, nit lpel=
den eille b~oaftGnOigere Nusniibung Der
gtG6rftoffe in ben Suttermitteln 6ano in
9ano gebt. 9ie @rfabrung, baB bas
GieD na9 SalSgGben 9lattereS Daar unb
tpei9ere Saut befomwtt, bGnst bamtt
eng 3ufammen, oenn 0ur6 cine berz
me1rte Sbdtigteit oeS llmlaufs unb 6nrb
oaS &ei6eriperoen BET SGfte on 9tdbr>
ftoffen entiteben 8%eoinsun9en, pel6e
gulitigere MISUNDERSTANDING init
fi1 fIbren, unb fir bieie lit Der 3uitano
Der 6aare uno Der 6aut Elm fiberes &ris
teriurt, 00S bem prattii6en 8IiGe ME
ent9ebt.
9rum 1pare man ni6t nit benz SaI3e;
ELM 3uptel 1T ni6t nobl nl0gli1 in 6ie=
Ter Se3iebung, oenn ntebr ais es mag
urb ibm bienli9 lit, tpirb bas 8ieb f6on
bon ieIber nidt babon f%reiien, unb Der
Prets be5 SaIseS fam figIi9erpeiie
tpohL fQum in Setro6t %fontnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
GtaMo0uacr uno @aIfGafae.

GS odrf ais algemein betannt poralts>
9eleBt Deroen, oaB ieber rationale Sars
met mO9lt6it barouf ieben 1ou, ben in
ietnem Stalmi1t b%orDanoenen Stiditoff
10 DteI ais tbunIi6 5uiammen3ubalten,
erftenS 0esbaLb, petL oieIer ais GuBerlt
tpt1tiges Bflan3enua6rungsmittel elmer:
iebr boben @ertb beiiBt, un0 3tpetteltS,
ipeil bic flu6tigen 8erbillbungen, Die er
eingebt, Die Suit Ser Stdae ~berunreinis
gen nn6 Die @einnobeit beS GtebeS III
boDem @raoe betntrd6tigen. Sins Der
be1ten Strtrun9SmttteI tit befdnntlt6 Der
@Dps, baum @roe &C. Jtt6t tuentger aber
bIrften aud Die GaIiial3e em~pfObIen
tDeroen. Die in lebteren entbaIte1e
S6pefeIidure btrort oas 9mmoniat
ebenlo bouitGn6ig, al5 eS bieienige bes
@Dpies 3u tbun nernlag. 9abet bat man
nod ben galt3 belonoeren GortbetI, Dap
man benz WtiIte in benz &alt eir1en GuBerit
nertbnonen Bflan3en> gtGDrftoff sufubrt.
SIS lit oieS oann Defenders tDt6ttg, toelll1
Der Dung gu @enG11en beittlnult tit, bic
nerbGltniBmGBtg nieL Ralt beallIpru6en,
ipie J. 9. Die Meinreben, gtitbeit, Sartots
feLn &C. ytiemalS, auSgenomInet III
Sduen, tpenn Der 8oben f9on auBerors
bentIi6 reid lit, foate nan bieie 8fans
aen anbers 6iingen, ais nit 10 Oerbsiicrs
tenn Stallmiit.
Cine berbdltniBmdBis fleine Neuge
besielben tpilroe oann ebenIo ptel Dirfel,
ale iebt cine groBe. 9tt6t gu unteri6Gz
BEN aber tpGren Die GortbeiIe, Die oaralS
ertpa6ien, oaB man anltatt Der tDeureit,
prGparirten &aIilal5e AUDI Die btutgeren
DertDenoen f0nnte, tDel6e neben l9tnes
feLlaurem Rali aud i6mefelidure Wtd9z
META ent9aLten. 9iele Iebtere tptrft, III
8e3ug auf Die 8inbung BON A%mmontat,
nod melt raider uno bouftdnot9er ais
Der @Dps, oa ite bel let9ter loSltd tit.
Sin tpi1tiger Hmitano tit oer, oab Die
Gert6eilung unb unterbrin9ung Der &az
liialse i'm 8oben II pIeL glei6mGBtger
erfolgt, ais lpenn ite fir it9 auein ausz
geitreut p&reu, Wno Die Irt Der GsrtheIS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24

ouf Der Bubne. GommenSie bod berab,
metn ltebes Wdo6en ih babe SDHen
ettuaS 81 1a9en."
SER @augban, IS lit beinabe baGb
atp6lf l1br - Wtttterna0t un0 Sic
molten, baB i6 berabtommen iou. Sir
mas balten Sic mid 2"
sir Oas Iiebite WGo6en unter Der
COME. Semmeu Sic, 9oaD, mas niiBt
bas 9teben 2"
SrGulein De Gourcb lGBt obne bel
2drm oenSorbang berab, gebt bieGreppe
hinab, 1hiebt ben giegel an Der S6ire
3urI!d unb itebt i'm Monoenli6t Dor ib>
rem @etiebten.
vUtein 2iebIing ]"
@r ma6t einen reI6en S9rttt borz
DGrts, aber SrGuletu De Sourcp meDrt
ibn nit falter 8Hroe ab.
rs lit f6on genu9, 9err Saugban.
SD DeiB, tDasSbr unlein Giebltug" tpert9
lit. Wenn i@ S6nen in bieIem Nugen>
bid iagte, mas i6 BON Sbnen oenfe, 10
nIr6en Sic iih i1perIih gei9mei6elt
fabIen. SD boffe, lie baben ii9 beute nit
Sbrer ret3enoen @ouitne re9t gut uuters
balte1t."
v9tein, Ooup, i6 babe mid ni6t uns
ACt9UltSH. NutS uu9 HluYtIU HN'pStN"F
pGbreno sic nit 8eu8ar0 auf oerSters
ueuinieI tparen. SD muBte geben. so
Derlu6te mein M0gtt6ites, I'M nll9 3I
entaieben, aber IS geIang mir nlbt. so
burfte IS ni6t tpagen, meinen Ontei 3H
beIeibtgen = 0as tit 6aS Mabre an Der
Sa6e; uno bel Der bloBen @rtpGbnnng,
DaB i'd elm anoeres@ Engagement babe, gez
rietb er in cine pabrs Butb MnoSie iou-
ten ibn nur 10 1eben. Rein, i6 unterbielt
mt9 ni9t, aber i'd muBte geben."
81" iaste SrGulein De Gourcp faIt.
SD ba1te tets, baBSte Elm ertpa6iener
Wanu iino unb fem fleiner Sunge, nit
benz man 6erumbefeblt Mnb tbut, tpas
man min. 0o Sic iin Dor oieiem 16redz
Iidsn GapitGn Owenion 10 iebr furdten
ultD bon ibm gang abbdn9le itno, 10 merz
ben Sic ft6 aA6 iOglet6, tuenn erSbnen
befiebIt, ieiuAGo9ter unb @rbin 3u bei=
ratben, einen 5O6aeitsansus Saufsn ODER
Don ibm faufen laiien unb tbun, pte Sb=
men gebeiBen Durbe. Saben Sic mir nod
etpos gu fa9en, 9errSaugban, benn audi
ielbit cine S6auipielerin bat etuen Guf
gu perIieren, tpenu man tie mad Mitter>
NGht bier nit Sbneu iteben itebt."
GOrtiesuns fOIgt.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24

lung rnb unterbrineuns Der &alifoLse If
auein l9on BON febr groBem GinfluB alf
ben @rfols Der 9inSung. WiG ODER
tam man ietne gauge 9ingermenge
t1t6t 10 prdpartren, TO 6irfte es itd iez
beutaus empfeblen. ben fir obige @ez
pa6ie beitinlmten She'll bieier 8ebanbz
lung 81 nnter3teben. JtamentIid BEN
Wei1bauern fam es ni6t bringenb gez
mug geratber tperben, ben fir Die 8etls
gGrten beftimmten StaLlntit 6ur9 etue
iol6e 3ugabe BON SaIiiaI5en m09li6it
au perbollitGnoigen; benn es lit grade
6teier 8eitanotbetl, Der tbm i'm 8erbdIts
NIP au ben iibrtgen inangeIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
@teSett : Gnat.

Sin 11ebelitanb, Der BEL @ie5ens geus
anLagen oft 0aran Sbul6 lit, oaB Der
8eitano I6ipa6 unb Der 9tafen su oiinn
lit, ltegt III benz 8n tiefen lInter6ringen
beS Saamens bur9 @ine9ge1. Na6 gez
nau angeiteuten 8er1u6en feimen Die
meiiten Saamen Der @rGier BET J sou
ttefer 8e6edun9 am beltert, ie tiefer Die
Saamer liegen, 6eito mentGer grosente
s~elansen GUT Seimung. Sci 2 Sou Siefe
feimen Die Sdamen i6On man9elbaft,
BEL 8 3On Giefe lit Der, erOBte GbeiL oers
Ielbeu Der0Orben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
tuaren un6 pdbren6 zines 8iirgerfrieges
bon 8rabminen auf oieIem Seloe einges
gr1ben tpuroen.
Observation-Disclosures
SIuten OCT ~gSeimreben.

@e9en bas 8luten Der @einreben mad
Dem S6nitt bat itd ni6t nnr bas8eitreiz
6en Der Wunoen NIT falfliliigem 8aums
tpa6s iogIet6 mad benz S6nttt ais fiber
bepGDrt, ionbern aud SabafSitaub auf
Die Bu1be ein9erteben nnb oanu barauf
9eitreut. gtamentli6 be! @~lasbausz nnb
Sopfreben tit lebteres MttteI iebr gu enl>
nfebIen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
AUiUsrA NE. MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1S. 1876
How to Make Money.

We VIII state that the surest bes and speediest
way To multiply and Increase" Is TO call at No. IL
Wall shett, New York, anu consull with Alex.
trothinsham Il Co.
1htse ~ tntltintn, who have long been identified
with the history anu an ms of Wall street are un-
4, ,uaIy tkiiled In monetary afai =, an ! III every
thing appertaInlng to specnla, a,un are unexce He'd
ior ability ami proficiency. II NAV also be sal /
thai OF the uauy Il okefs In that city they az e not
only the the most populsr, but aso the most sue
cessul, best patrOnlztd and most " iIely kAoMn
in or nt ar the vicinity OF Wall ST. eet.
Among the customers OF the house Cf Alex.
representative ci'lzens, v ho are mainly Indebted
10 the labors oi this firm Iur much OF the wesi
thty now enjoy.
During the long and successful experience of
Messrs. Alex trothingham n Co in this " they
nave earbeI lor thCm-elyes AL envi Bile reputation
Tor honesty, Integrity ami good attn and enjoy a
business almost colOs sal IN It's In fact
the amount OF business done by this house IN the
course OF year Is something wunderiul, and often
forms the subject OF comment. II needs but visit
to their spacious offices Wall street 10 pl owe tn
truth oil the above stdtelnenG.
How they manage 10 convert $lO TO $50, $40 into
$iO, $40 into $ou, and SO on, Is secret which they
alone can explain; bat that they succeed IN do z
you would safely anu probably inN est youc mon
ey, do not hesitate to favor this firm th your ca
and conndence. That by so doing you viii reap an
abundant reward the experience Of thousands OF
such course IN these Zines of lettering banks and
nnancial strlngency must be appaie en 10 The mo u
indifferent and careless observer.
Messrs. Alex. rockingham X Co, are prepared
to invest money TO any amount in the best securi.
ties, and In every transaction in which they may
be engaged guarantee entire satisfaction TO thos
who honor Them with tfeir patronage.
ES- send ior their Explanatory Circular and
desire them.-From N. y. Metropolis, Apra 10,
1915. july i3 teod3m-
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NO. 22l.
Misrellaneous.
CANNING FRUIT.

Since fruit promises to be abundant this
year we would advise housekeepers to can
large quantities of it. If it is well put up
1t VIII keep for years. When fruit is
scarce, and consequently dear, people
lhlnk they must abstain from eating it;
but when it is abundant, and con seouent-
y cheap. they seldom think of laying by
enough to carry them over the season of
scarcity. There are seldom two good
frult years in succession !; hence good
rule Is, "in time of plenty prepare for
time OF want" How much one shall can
must be decided by the number in the
family and their capacity" for fruit.
What cans are best Nearly all the
glass cans now in the market are good
SO are the tin. Most of the canned fruit
III market is in tin, and some Of II is very
good, though not so good as one can pre-.
pare for herself; for whatever is done by
the wholesale is usually poorly done. Ia
Now FOR the process. Cleanse the cans
thoroughly and test them to ascertain if
they leak or are cracked. If any of the
tin cans leak. repair them or send themto
the timer for repairs. II glass cans are
defective do not use them for canning.
but keep them tor storing things in the
pantry. When the cans have been cleansed
put warm water in them in dish pan;
lust before canning have ready another
pan OF water quite hot, and put I i two or
three cans that have been warmed in wa
ter; take out as you are ready to fill with
fruit and stand them upon hot platter
while filling them; the platter keeps the
jars from coming in contact with cold
surface like the table, and catches what
fruit may drop in filling. .......
lin cans can be securely sealed with
the prepared sealing-wax found at all
drug stores, and is by most preferred to
solder. 1t can be saved when the can is
opened and used the second or third time.
10 open can sealed with wax, strike the
wax with tack hammer until is starts,
pick out piece, pry the lid, with the
claw OF the hammer, and the rest will
loosen so that it can all be picked off and
the can brushed before removing the lid.
This keeps the particles from the fruit.
and is much nicer than melting the wax
with hot iron. Hst
When fruit cans have been sealed and
are ready to put away, turn them top
downward on table, and let them stand
until the next morning; examine care
fully, and if no juice has worked its way
out you may be sure they are we'll sealed.
Place them on shelves in cool, dry cell
lar, and keep them there until ready for
use. IT tin cans are used. paste labels on
while the wax is hot, that you may know
what they contain when you wish to open
them. 800
Tomatoes should be nicely pared by
scalding first. then slipping the skins off;
place in large porcelain kettle or tin
washboiler. never in copper or iron,
squeeze out enough juice to wet the bot
tom OF the kettle, and thus prevent their
scorching, but no water should be added
to them; there is enough of the juce
boil bri,kly for five minutes until they are
thoroughly heated, and seal in tin cans.
A bushel of good tomatoes will make
about l6 quart cans when cooked Farm
erS' Stock Journal
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE Hours.
For delivery of letters, from 700 A. Nj. 10 $50
On SUNDAYS. frou els A. NJ. to l0.l5 A. NJ
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, PORTLAND, AID West, 3.25 A. NJ 4.25 and
10 Z. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, 4.25, s and $40 P. NJ
B.tn and Rockland, 4.25 snd $40 T. N.
Rockla I'd stage, via Washington, Z. NJ.
Waleoboro stage, via Jefferson, 7. M
alBelgrade, West Watcrville, Norridgewock and
Madison, l.30 P. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, p. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readtield, l.3O 7. NJ
Belfast, 1925 A. NJ. and ll.45 Z. NJ.
belfast stage, 1875 A. M
Skowhegan, 1925 A. Nj.
Grand Trunk X. II. and Canada, 4.25 ami s.
0P. NJ.
soldlers' Home 1885 A. NJ. and $40 NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland. Boston and West. 6 and lo.2oA.M., lie
Pm.
Lewiston and Auburn, 6, 500, 1920 A. NJ.
ith and Rockland, 6, and 10. 20 A. Nj.
R,cxland stage, via Washington, 100 A. Nj.
Waldoboro' stage, via Jefferson, ..oo A. NJ.
Belgrade, West Watervllle, Norrldgewock, and
Madison, LAO z. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 500 A. M.
Farmins ston stage via Readteld, l.3o Z. NJ.
Belfast, AIS p. NJ. and 1000 Z. M.
Belfast stage, 4.l5 p. M.
Skowhegan, AIS p. NJ.
Grand Trunk X. r. and Canada, 6, 1920 A. NJ.
Soldiers Home. I A. NJ. and Ais p. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per IL OF. l cent. .'i
Mail Letters per l-2 OF. cents.
Books, transient newspapers, and other transient
printed matter, in packages not exceeding lbs
in weight, per ounces, cent
Unsealcd circulars, merchandise, and samples,
in packages not exceeding lbs. in weight per
ounce cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
wrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
ain no writing whatever, except the address.
Liquids glass and explosive chemicals are ex.
eluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE. 4s
Especial attention Is called to the Money Oruer
system AZ safe and cheap method OF transmitting
small sums of money through the mails. Orders
are issued for amounts not exceeding 800. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RATES.
Orders not exceeding Si5, l0cents.
:" over $l5 and not exceeding $50, Is
$50 g. :" $40, 20
$40" {" T" $50, 25
Money orders are also drawn by this Office on
Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofhce in the United states,
on the payment Of letter postage and . Zee OF ten
cents. HORACE n. HAMLEN. 7. NJ.
May, 1876.
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IL not only restores the bair better han any other
prepal alton, but never ialls TO all eases of
the scalp, eradicates all scurd and dan ndruf stops
the hair from falling on, stops all burning and Itch
ing OF the head and restores the halr to 1T oigm NAL
color Tor a certainty.
Remember this preparation is WARRANTED to
do all that lie claimed Tor it,
1t pure vegetable preparation.
Putt by
PROF. J. NJ. DANIELS, Lewiston, Me.
Call on our Agents and get a circular and see re-
commentator.
Sold by Druggists Generally.
aS- See advertisement in Weekly Journal.
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REMARKABLE LETTER
From a Gentleman Known and Hon.
ored from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Coast.

Me ssrs. WEEKS POTTER, Wholesale Druggists,
10 ton, Mass. :Gehtlemen l have or soue months
felt IL "a duty that owed to suffering humaBt, TO
write you. stating the gr at benefit that have de-
rived ir' IN he use OF SAntord's Radical Cure Tor
tatarrh. Fo, more Than 20 year- have been al
nicteh WITH this very Troublesome complaint. J
nave trIed all the remedies that | could find, but
WI hoht material or permanent benefit Last fail
The disease had arrived AT that state that must
have relief or die The entire III. mbranou system
had become SO nhimed, aud the stom" en- disor-
dertd that 1t was doubtful mater whether !
couiu 90 TO the Pacific coast, IT nid go wbetber
should i've 10 come nack or not. / saw hdv.r.
tlHemeht oi this meuicine, and although being very
lncreduous about specifies or postruus OF any
Kind, yet IN sheer desperation tried this and at
once was benehted by II. The changes OF elm tie.
chronic disease Of the liver, and my age-over 70
may prevent my entire restoration, but the bene
tit derive T. ON its daily use is W me ipaiuab e,
hhd am hoping 10 be ctm lCtely cured, and al
lat arrive AT a respect able Old age
IL lhis hIementu my can be of any service
u those an cted As have been aud enable You TO
bring THIS remedy into more neral use especial
on the RACINE coast (where IL Is much needed my
oljccs in writing this nCte wilt be attained.
Very truly yours,
HENRY WELLS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
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