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Looking for Smith.

At3FtH tAb,l ftEtHHt.
"a "a teeptctahlc-lDoking old gentleman, Just Ar
~ h'Sl lFon thu Eastern Htates, was around town
11aAJ trying To tlnd 1nnn nA,uel Smith.
Iasre ars several ,lu.nbrra Of the 6l.ith falnuy
~ = ,Anstln hut the old gentleman experienced
Saa so.ae dll1lculty In tiudng the cxact Smith he
s@se ssaasTi and wfs nro not positive that he hus
,Jal! HIN yet. Probably possossod OF the somo-
H. baas prevalent iaca that boys know everything,
.s %s 9iu gentleman ueostcd buy, and alllrrsa
.ns .rs hlt. " "lny SON." asked HIN L hc knew
so9.fYsn oGdY y thss town by thy na1ns of Smith
,s4,.t ahtthl" said ths boy, (which Smith do you
surtt' Let's sco-thtrn's Big bnltth and Little
t1Gn lhrco-ilhgrrel Smith, l3ottle-no8e Smith,
sma.tys Smith, eix-toel Smith, San Joaqnin
fishtt, fSIilhen, Chefokce Smith, Onc-leggel Smith,
E%j.h! Eju.hs!bR Smith, Rett-hcaacd Smith, 6ugnr-foot
sa sa,,.bs .bsols.icgge1 Smith, Hqnaw SIaitl, Drunk,
Jdani!th, FL Dorado 6luitll, Hungry smitll ana
Ian sons know but maybe ot,e Or two Inorc.n My
h =. saia tho old gentleman, "the Smith nn
LtTalra af Possesses to Ills naino noilu VI tho
nssueaSA prcG1ea you have mentioned Hia
Is1' Iau simply John Smith, "All them icl-
d., = =, naue4 Jola" screcchcd the boy, ~ llc
L. Us six-shuoter and run to tho other sllo of
man tSt S " yet good a.ot at u passing China
~ :, ahe old gentIeman nuacsi fur moment
ns.ts saen walked Into o bla.kstui.h-shop aud
>s9 70 SEQ city directory.
, 1876-05-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


CmCuMLOCuTION E3TRAoRD1NAHY.
To The EdiioT Of Tho Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 23.-EnteE with me police Sta
tion and examine:
Fyrst-Thc book In which all nuisauccs and vto.
latIons Of tho lava Of tho DoarI Of Health orc en-
tcrcd, that arc met BY tho policeman On his beat,
aud which he reports 10 thu stasinn- -kecpor
The atlon.koeper vii, tell you that tho sanitary
policeman calls daily and copies these reports.
Standardization book will b. shown you In
which the otlcer reports al! waste Of water. bnrst
Ing and leakage OF water pipes, chr, which report
ia sent every morning tn tho Superintendent Of the
Hoard OF Police, and BY hin to tho Superintendent
Of tho UoArd Of Fubllc Work..
7htfd-Ancthcr duly report u made to the 6n.
perlntendcnt Of Police OF all laups which have not
been lighted during the previous night whilst stl
still another report of all broken !aps ID made to
the same officer three times nunth.
Fourth-A book ia kept In which every hEoktn
and defective sidewalk Of the precinct Ii entered
and this report u also sent lnlly 10 the huperln'
trndent OF the BOARD Of roilcs, who transfu1t 1t 70
the Board Of Public Works,
We thus ascertain that the police are performing
duties which the public generally credit 10 ot4pr
branches OF tho PUBLIC service.
few questions addressed to tho mon, IN con:
necton with the cost Of the uniform, lta wear md
tear during active service, tho extra risk OF fhclr
duties, etc., will bt useful, for It 10 trnt cconDmy
10 pay public servant the jusf value Of his ssr"
vices. JUSTICE.
, 1876-05-24


CHICAGO, May 23.-your recent editorial on
"Natlonal Antipathiea" was welcome sign Of
our timu. In thanking you for cndeaVorIng u ret
tho different nations right bcsoro theis diblikers
pcrmlt mo 10 add Just one point.
Ever since Aayo liyad In America hear from
every one, who bsa not beon ln Germany that the
Germans arc innduia "by d large majority" This
Is not only not true, but ovory travelled American
Will conccdo that tho Germans ~ . clasa ara pre-
elinently religious, whIlo Americans aro pte.cml-
ncut.y strlct church. men,brrs, Still, whnsocser
cannot tell the difference Getween ano and lle 9th.
II, HIS no right to talk aga!nst ono Or the nther.
in uettuauy, ~ = rule, the reletoua people 80
to church aud the no't.tcigous doa't; hero tho
muIority of church. .9ocrs stteud aersee fur fash
lons sake, aud In the oonrae Of llmo almost only
fashionable people 60 70 church. Although Ger.
many e1Yoys ths reputation Of being ths !.nt oi
baron uf village attend the ss,ns church In COM
mon with the hu!nblest laboseE on his farm; Jpst
chance 10 l.stp Into thu ,nveke.t church IN Ger.
many; lsten 10 the full ehorus OF ths whole con;
eoiapare hat viii tas paid ''coneo.tos Of itsiiaa
opera style In oor churches herr. aud then a.k
where you tud 1noat religion. Yoprs respectful.
", W.. u.
, 1876-05-24


a ro,nr nJ1' u,1T7 nT 1,ss M.r,vrsE,,nw ro WIN 4
AND LAUurI u1LL-A REsrAunANr nopoH,
eb.rfa1 forrtspondenes ~ Tia Tribune
pu,J,hr,rr1A Mov a1-The wbtr,Irip nj
~, -" - -""t y 80 u
Time has again ofoueht uS around 70 ouaaay,
which occurp now with unfaillng regularity as
o1Icn as once . "cen. IL - noL cnoosn eouAy
70 slgges. something no1 usually connected .s
"eu e.4A' wv 1-Ao.o" 20 NoH oPs.' -
tho Commission would run Tie r1sx OF being
mulcted for few dozen sun-atrokcs, and the
ish the prospective profits Of tho Great
Show. In point Of q,,!ct and Sab-
bath observance to-day viii com"
pare favorably with Last Sunday; perhaps 1t Is a
triae moro orirt for the reason, Tint II ia aome-
what hotter. una people don't Ike to circulate
too much with the thermometer prctty nearly
~ ~ nar. Ths str.ct.r.rs ,ye,n dofnc n rond
business, p and 80 rere some Of % the excursion 1J
atea,uosa on the rtycss, and thousands Of people
wo7, ont m t.k, breath Of fresn air. which thcv
"u'o n.s,. Wv " a"ns ~ s..1a. -. 49, a
,ou are reminded that !. Is Sunday. The people
for tt,st matter, tho bar. ROOMS asu also Open
through tha't lido door, ana snst - don't haSo as
them around much later in tn. evening ras poor
am nAppy ~ ss5 saa. ,.sns,s.,.s 49, ~ a.as.
not seen 'a'dosen ihto1sestea men, sna p.oos-
bly, goodly portion Of sho'o wero from New York
waAK POINT or l. rMILADEIra1AR.
Theru il tender spot In tho heart Of Quaker
City resident, and IL s well for tho intending vts;
, 1876-05-24

through yonr columns en behalf Of tho gentlemen
nsmed In these httlclea:
E'fr4f-1he wftnefa for the prosecution who
swore that Mr. Halteck hnd tltfo to the property
IN nucstfon, after recxAminatono Of hts nbstfatts,
was recalled. and acknowledged that his pfcsfous
ktntcnlEnt Haa Ellatakc. -
SteonI-Thc eviderto showed that Mr. Burdon
had been told by his agent before subscribing hi.
..iaternent" lint his deed vas On record, nnd
TINT he 1ntly relied on this Information.
Tifrd-kfr. Baxter offered to become Hursty for
Mr.. Durdon'a appearance; but tho Cont refused
10 accrpt him alonc becauFc the sfatutc requires
two pc!sons on every recoEnfzhnce. and ut The
rnme time fntfmat[ng that Mf. Da1ter would 10 ac'
ccptrd aa one Of the bail
forrfh-Eoih Mr.. IIalteck and Mr. Burdon hhsc
against them dlsnissed. FoHTAiSE JoxEr.
Attorney in above matter.
, 1876-05-24
IOWA.

National Po,,t,cs-.-A Crooked Lawyer
tlyll N,eht,---Marrtace ce-Certtfleates---ltard
60, -,
W. SUIT Money
6peef" co5resp'nds"c< q TIE Trto'nf.
DEs MoiSEs, Ia, Nay 2*,-fowa Republicans
mani, .nd n vii, r,roh,blv m.n,r,t n.c,f h.rt Al
,""'!.' u',. ~ "n..,.a, ~" .., .". m,"s
etal ''iarorlte suns" talked Of. who arc con-
s!dered worthy Of q second place on Tie Prestden-
TIA, urt,t and It IA quite pos.be ibey will son,o Of
mem 'u.u "p IL '"e N"uo.A. mr.
blaine stands very prominent with the Kepublie.
oua Of this state, the population Of Iowa being
larrely crmposcd Of New England peo.
III. ,sho,r hch,t, nnd association. ~
s,tonsl, r,t, Identified win tha. seetlon: but
has filed liz oiictal trast with great ndc!ty. and,
above sil, "a . man Of lncorrupttbllLty. This In.
he bet interests Of t6e party ay be anbscrred 1t
ia not probable that the Iowa delegates 10 the
National eonsent!on viz be in.tsasted !1'!n.
8. T. JONES' Of lIopkinton. Delaware County.
few days agu suddenly vacated md rnce various
fa1sSd ehset to e Il ssers
dolinrs. Hc had the confidence Of sbe people, and
used il to make good hts losscs at poker.
Al C1crmont. a few days avo. boY named viii.
;,m Ncon!ilsn' les than j 1eaEs @ Of are, was
I'm om NJ ono barrel 81 syup and
ta wheei nnsseI uyer h.s body iust above tI,e hps
liz WA nattcned Ike pancake; bu, in three dsys
"1' 3'0A '''' ''N r.,yfr. R1GWTs.
Ktotuk, the metropolIs Of the Democratic
stronghold IN this State; hes struggled against The
tn vicld 10 ths Inevitable. shg refused to sltow
eo{orrH ehlirsn to attend The public schools with
Gnrs. .nu hx III. Icristnn n fhr smnrcmc f.omrf
- twn rnsrs H. noeTd nf 1,rrctnrS wrrr cam
ne,led to % opeu tic door 10 colorcd children. An
altempt Mms ~ .so e ,t ies.a ebv.n
, 1876-05-24

An Inlinua Dlvorce-CAsc on.

7nd1ftNdp p0lI 1oVfTal.
The petition for divorce a few days since by John
II. Sndlngcs aCn1ntt his wife Minnie has been
withdrawn, and the parties have come 70 Tie very
rcn.ible conclusion to live together again tn peace
Investigation proved to the satisfaction Of Mr. and
Mrs. Stndlngfr that they had been inpoacd Upon
by mcdllcsoinc outsfdcrn, and In the future they
will cndcnsor to run their own domestic afAln
without foreign assistance.
, 1876-05-24
PORT HURON,

EptciaI Difpafch 10 7Ae Tribune.
Ponr HuNox, Mich, Mny 21.--10 p. n.-DowN
-Props James Fisk, Jr., Chaunccy nurlbut, Mary
J..,ccki, Caldwell, Commodore, uayannah and
batges, Sparta and conzort~ ..
Er-Propa Manitoba, Mary Mills, scotia, George
King and bnrgcs; schrs WanGoma, George
southampton, Montann, L.. ": Perry. City Of
Nantowoc g. y. lIazard, II: E, Tlstnble, Katc
/. Bruce. Siberia, Margaret, 4. Muir, Monte
morcncy, George Murray. H. L.. Watson.
W1Np-NOtthWest, gcntle; weather lne.
, 1876-05-24

n IA EdiIof a Iks 7FttuNA.
CHICAGO, Nay 23.-ln your Issue Of to-day ap-
pears N krticle under the head 'coms 10 Grief"
puroftll2 10 10 AL accurate report ef proceedings
beloss Judge Moore, sitting In The ct!niuai Court.
on tho application Of James Rogers " be admitted
10 bail, aud similar reports appear In tho 2nts snd
Ialu. Otesu, Permit me 10 make statement
, 1876-05-24

DnlpaEronr, ILL.,. May o3.--AnatTEp-Chau-
pop, Lasalc, O,O0o bu corn; 1udustry, Morris,
& 500 bu corn; prop Montauk. Lockpost, 500 hsls
-four, 200 brla meal; Muplo Leaf, LockpoEt, 480
btls nour. ---. r..
-IEAnEp-acn.. Sherman, Morris, II, 700 It
tom1Nr u, COO lnth.
, 1876-05-24

Special Dispatch to 3ns Tribune
ERIE, Pa, May 23.-Dcpartod for Chicago To-
d,1: Prop Forest City, echrs s. II. II. brown, II.
p baldwin, With cargocs Of coal Coal froights to
thicaso have been Increased loe Per tou Charter M
Wolf, coal 10 Chicago at 50e per ton.
, 1876-05-24
CENTENNIAL.
Rain, Mud, and Heat~..A Bos.
tonian Dinner.
Tho Troubles of q New-Yorker---
Pumps and VcntilatOrs.
Vice and the Sunday ouestion---phi
delphian Dislike of New York.
Beautiful Snburbs..-Fnirmount pnrk and
laurel Hi1l...A Restaurant Dodge


YESTERDAY.
WITH vgRDuaE CLAD.
!Sptctal D&ptich to The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pn., May 3.-1hc Centennial
grounds this morning showed prctsi'y under
the bright sun, the vcrdure having assumed a
still brighter tint after the heavy rain OF last
evening. The attendance has not materially IN
creased.
THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT
to-day received several valuable acquisitions Of
goods, and the work Of arranging them will stt1l
further delay the completion Of the exhibition
in tho Main Building.
AUSTRALIA.
Victoria AMI South Australia, In tho British
section, are making excellent progress, and cspe-
CHILLY In the spaco allotted to The aforementioned.
South Australia hns uncovered acycrn1 large caBes
OF beautiful birds, but what the other big packages
contain remains 10 be seen.
TURKEY
appears to be in con'atosc condition. The boxes
md packages which have bcen In tho building for
number Vf weeks ara still unopened, and much
anxiety Ia entertained to know tho nature Of their
contcntA
JAPAN.
Tho Japanese bazaar, situated just eaat Of ita
brouxht TO compilation: It Is expected That II Wilt
he ready for opening about tho hrst Ut next week,
and In It will 90 samples Japanc.e maunfactures
md staple products for salc IN it, exterior II
presents tho nsno peculiar aspect ns The Japanese
Government building and exhibits the same beau
tiful and uni1uo workmanship.
THE JUDGES or AWARD 49,.
hive been called to meet to.morrdw for the first
time, In the Judges Hall. Nearly ali OF the for
cign members have arrived. Several chanEca hays
been made in the American list, and Il will be
given out officially by publication after the meet.
, 1876-05-24
North German Lloyd.

tay S 2! III W. 95a oY ~ fM fseI
!;airs OF p7ssasr-From New York e Southampton
London. Havrc, and bremen. hrSt cabin, S1ir hctnt
ca'n. s11 cod stccrase4 $50 c..I!et,cy For freight
Ct taEs8Re apply to 0EIHtCUS d Co.
9 Bowling Green, New York.
, 1876-05-24
STAR BALI, LINE,

UNITED STATS Il nftAz1 L. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing monthly frnm Wnfsnns Wharf, brooklyn, n =.
Fnr Para, 1crnambnco. i.aIa. and KIo Janslro calling
a 8: Jnnne I'orto !sro
JOHN !'itAnALL. Ultima, Saturday. 3fay n
! r. MhhkE!t ! 'uo tom. IhMrstlaJ. june
Pas.enscr accommodations nr,t class.
Fur freight md Pnssngt Mt rrduccd rates. amply to
j. y TUCKER x Co, AEcats
, 1876-05-24

Daniel Jones, residing near Lineville. has for
several ycatr been the victim of tubcscular con-
sumption. few days since an alscess which had
fur.ned one lung bruke externally. on hls side,
thus forming artn pa3aage to the lnngs. through
which respiration =an ts had by simply cloalng his
,,1u opdf, ,nu}
, 1876-05-24

National Po1Itscs---A Crooked Lawyer
Civil I,lHbtA---M MarrIaGe-Eertl1e
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gaitta Atnllfbet gournal.
Double, Crimes.

Our whole system of treating double
crimes with one-sided laws. our whole sill
A. polfcy OF treating one party to double
crime rs fend, and the other party an
angel or baby. has been not only ineffi-
Gent for'the end sought to be obtained,
but disastrous. The man who offers to
bride to another for any purpose which
involves the infraction of law of the
State or nation is, and must be, an equal
partner in the guilt; and any law which
leaves him out of the transaction is utterly
unjust on the face of it. If it is wrong
to sell liquor, it is wrong to buy it, and
wrong to sell because, and only because,
II 10 wrong to buy. IT prostitution is
wrong, it is wrong on both sides, and ne
who offers bride TO a weak woman,
without home or friends or the means OF
lite, to break the laws OF the State, shares
her guilt in equal measure. Law can new
err be respected that is not just. No law
cahste enforced that lays its hand upon
only one of the parties to double
crime. No such law ever was enforced,
or ever accom- plished the purpose for
which it was enacted; and until we are
ready to have double laws for double
crimes, we stultify ourselves by our unjust
measures to suppress those crimes. Our
witnesses are all accomplices, the moral
sense of the community is bunted and
perverted, and those whom we brand as
criminals look upon our laws with con-
tempt Of judgment aud conscience DR..
j. G. holland; Scribner for May.
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RECOMMENDED.

We have just received October, 1879 commun
ication from nearly every druggist IN New Ens
and the testimony Is universally IN favor " San
iord's Radical Cure tor Catarrh. we beleVe .n1,
never was a remedy so popular wherever known
and certainly we feel that never was one nn
serving of praise. Founded upon correct solIt, =,
principles and calculated by the most acco
physicians to meet the seyerest lor runs VI Na'a.
the cures made by it have not only been numerous
but SO remarkable to excite pubic attehuoh anu
cause the sale to exceed tenfod that OF any si"i~r
remedy ever before compounded. Doe
While many are anxious TO maze puDhc ther yes
timony in favor Of the Radical Cure, others and
anon this number may be found many OF our mosS
=. suected citizens dislike to become pubcly
ideI titled with so loathsome de case. Hence, In
Inc following case we are unable to give the name.
put are permitted to state the severity and condi.
tiop of the case before an after using the RADICAL
Cure, and also that the gentleman occupies re-
sponsible Office in one OF our State in ututlons W.
quote: -
81 would not for the world permit my name to be
used, although have no doubt 10 would be oil ben.
eft to many now Suffering as have suffered; but l
give you brief statement OF my case-
"For two years have taken bromide. of
never passe a single night without getup
up onca or twice to IT my throat from the
M after that had dropped into our ng AZ TINS
time. Since taking the Radical Cure nave
soundly every night without uneasiness or
distress; not a par ical of matter has dropped
into my throat during sleep, and every symp-
tom of a cough has left me-"
A wonderful result truly. all will cay, who know
or IN realize the extent and severity of this case.
The gentleman has had eighteen bottles. This must
satisfy the sceltcal that there is great merit IN the
Radical Cure. Its mode of preparation Is new ana
original. ignoring the old practlces and remedles'
Dr. Sanford selected a new field, and has demon
strsted his method TO be the only proper auu he'ef
failing treatment
TIE following recommendations are from
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DRUGGISTS.

Who are competent witnesses TO the work it is
daily doing.
sanford's Radical Cure has proved the best rem
edy for relieving Catarrh. W. NJ. FELLOMS
Haverhill, Mass.
am selling large quantities Of your Sanford's
Radical Cure. DIR. WENTWORTH
Biddelord, Me.
Sanford's Radical Cure is having good SALE Ii
is ist what the people have been wanting:
A. NJ. GERRY,
So. Paris, Me.
Ihave kept sanford's Radical cure on hand since
its first Introduction, and the sale and satisfaction
in it's use have been unequalled by any other SINH
lar prepare lion within my knowledge.
W. WILLIS. NJ. D.,
Reading, Mass.
Ihave sold Sanford's Radical Cure for year or
more, and it stands the test the best OF any similar
remedy have ever sold WILL ii. OWEN.
Mile, Me.
We recommend no other cure, and have no trou.
Bile selling it,. LIP. EVANS CO.,
Garland, Me.
Sanford's Radical Cure has given universal salts
faction TO all my customers, and above all other
remedies is u success. Il. +. CAREY,
Haverhj ], Mass.
Sanlord's Radical Cure sells well, and is very
much liked MRS ). r. WING,
Sangervile Me.
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STATE OF MAINE,

1ROOSTOOK SS.--Courf of County Com m ssion
erS, January adjourned term, 1876.
On the foregoing petition, the Commissioners
being satisfied that the petitioners are RESPONSE
Bile, and that an inquiry into the merits is
eXpedent, Ordered, that notice be given
that the Commissioners will meet on Z hursday
June -, 1876, at 10 A. NJ, at the Van Buren,
hotel in said Van Buren,, and thence pro
coed to view the routes mentioned in said
petition, and immediately afterwards hear
the parties and their witnesses, there or al
some convenient place in the vicinity, and
take such further action in the premises as they
Judge proIer: SAID notice t to be given by serving
upon the clerk of Cyr Pl. and by posting up like
copies in three public places in said plantation.
and by publishing the same three successive
weeks in the Presque Isle Sunrise, n newspaper
published at Presque Isle, in said county.
and six successive weeks in the Kennebec
journal, the State paper the last publication and
said service and posting 10 be at least thirty days
before said meeting, that all parties interested may
attend and be heard if they see fit.
Attest RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
true copy of petition and order.
evils Attest RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

w HEREAS, John Turner of Skowhegan, coun.
w ty of Somerset, and State of Maine by his
mortgage deed, dated Augusta 4th, 1873, conveyed
to the Skowhegan Savings Bank a cert ain parcel of
land with the buildings thereon, situated in the
town of Rome in the county Of Kennebec, and
bounded and described as follows, viz: westerly
by land formerly owned by Jeremiah Goodrich
northerly by land Of Richard Goodrich easteriy by
the Meadow Brook, so called, and southerly by the
Pond, containing eighty.six acres. more or less,
and being the same decided him by his father Asa
Turner by his deed dated Oct. 81, 1865 and record
cd in kenaebec Registry, VOL 1856 page 375. And
whereas the conditions of said mortgage having
been broken, the said Savings Bank claim to fore
close and give this notice according to the statute
SkOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK.
By ED. Z. PAGE, Tr.
April 18th, 1876 3wls
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To the Hon. County Commissioners Of Aroosfook.
THE undersigned, citizens of Van Buren, and Lyn.
l. don, in said county, being responsible Der.
sons, respectfully represent that the public inter.
ests require that certain alterations be made In the
county road leading from Caribou village in said
Lyndon to said Van Buren,, viz: at a point about
one hall mile south of the Little Madaw river
so as to cut around and avoid the severe Willette
hill, so called in Letter X plantation. Also at a
point near Black Brook in said Letter X, no az to
avoid the Black Brook hiso called and also at two
different points in Cyr plantation, to avoid the
Hilary CyI hill and the Amos Willette hill. And we
respectfully request you to view said road and
make such alterations besides the above as in your
judgment the public in erests shall require.
T.. ROBERTS, and 10 others.
Nov
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SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

Is purely vegetable dislation and is by insuflla
ton taken mp into the nasal passages, and also
taken internally, thus acting upon the stomach,
liver and kidneys. Under its influence the system
Immediately braces up and the first thorough dose
gives evidence that it is a powerful and effective
medicine. Give 1t a single trial.
Each package contains u Treatise on Catarrh
and Dr. SahfOrds Improved Inhaling Tube.
Price 81 90. Sent to any part of the United States
for $i25. For sale by druggists everywhere.
WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
AS-Use SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER,-The
Delicious Family Medicine for cramps and pains,
colds and chills.
apr22- tlmW&S
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renews the growth, and always surely restores its
color, when faded or gray. 1t stimulates the nutri-
tive organs to healthy activity, and preserves both
the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or
sicky hair becomes glossy pliable and strengthen.
el lost hair regrows with lively expression; fall
ing hair is checked and stablished thin hair thick
ems; and faded or gray hair resume their original
color. Its operation is sure and harmless. Itcures
dandruf, heals all humors, and keeps the scalp
cool, clean and soft --,inder which conditions dis
eases of the scalp are Impossible.
AS dressing for ladies' hair, the VIGoR is prais'
ed for its grateful and agreeable perfume, and val
ued for the soft lustre and richness Of toneit i'm.
parts
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