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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-04-02
PERSEvERE
In the use Ofthis Remedy until Cured. 1t con-
tains the Great Healing Elements Of
Plants in their Essential Form as OBJ
tanned by OistiIIation,

Catarrh in its extent and destructive force,
stands next tn Consumption, and Is closely siMcd
to III for in certain constitutions the transition from
one to the other is only a question of time. 1t is
therefore singular thing that those afflicted with
1t should not make it the object of their lives to rid
themselves OF it. A single bottle of any remedy
cannot, in the chronic stage, effect cure,
bring the system under It's influence fully. In many
such cases the bones and cartilage of the nose are
eaten away, the organs of hearing, of seeing, and
of tasting, SO affected as to be rendered useless
the uvula so elongated and iniamed as to produce
a constant and distressing cough. The return TO
health must necessarily be slow, under the most
favorable circumstances, when SO seriously aflict-
ed; but as the evidence of Its great value daily
comes to hand, We become more and more satisfied
that there does not exist ofCatarrh that
not be cured by a judcious and persistent use OF
Sanfords Radical Cure for Catarrh. The relief In
every obtained from the first dose is an indica
ton of what 1t will do when the system is brought
constitutionay under its influence,
Sanford's Radical Cure is sold by all wholesale
and retail druggists throughout the United states.
Price, al.
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Oct.O. 1876.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07

A; late hour John johnson stood
under an awning waiting for the ram 20
slack up. Along ,amr q stranger. who
sought tile saIue shelter and remarked A.:
This rain VIII dp the erass good.
Yes, and .i wall also help wheat, d"
rcplr.l johnson.
Nice Tor lower-be.is, " continued the
man.
" And splendid for Eapc-vucs, said
johnson.
"How mysterious are thy works. Oh,
uatury'' sighed the stranger. after long
pause.
And what poor worms Of the dust
we foli,s are. s.ghei johnson. and that
was the las, be- knew uuul he found HIM
self ~ .hy station. he said he thought
hc hal been strucl. bv lightning.
"Tlrr, WAS neither thunder nor
lightning all night ,' Indignantly cx-
claimed the court. You were drunk,
sir. and the officer found you dripping
wet and without sense enough 90 tell the
American flag from clothes-pin. Don't
try tn come any thunder and lightning
game on me.
Do Won suppose You hear all the
thunder there Us around p softly asked
the prisoner.
"Ycs, sir. and about everything else !;
and / don't want any imrudoUcc. either.
Iou are sent MP for thirty days
"Ill take paris green and die on the
way mp there" said the man.
Very we'll, sir Tho Black Maria
passes graveyard. and it viii be no
trouble 10 toss yuu over the fence.
Don't take too much of the poison il Won
want good effect Detroit FrC,
Press"
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A Plucky American in England.

The son OF the American minister III
England and q party of country ruughs
got into a t1s9cl the other day. The
story, a. told SF a correspondent. runs
thus: Young Per-epont is studying with
an English clergyman, rector Of Holme-
Pierrep0nt, near Nottingham, the region
from which his ancestors are said 10 have
come. 4 few Sundays ago. as the
worthy rector was coming from church.
in company with his son, young Pierre
pOnt and an Oxford tutor nssociated
with them, he found a party Of Young
fellows near by, stripped to the waist
and barc-legged, running n fDut-race.
He reconstructed with the young men,
using rather severe language. There
were eleven Of them, s.alwurt fellows.
The clergyman getting in the way. one
of the racers ran against him and knocked
him down. The son Of the minister,
being by, knocked down the Nottingham
rough. Another coming up, he dealt
him a blow which sent him to the
ground. By this time the whole crowd
was upon him, and the Oxford tutor
came to the rescue, but Of course they
were wUrsted. Meantime the clergyman
and his son stood by looking on. Proba.
bly, they did not approve Of fighting, aud
so th1y let the young American and the
OxfoIj tutor get beaten without lending
a hani. The roughs were tried for as
sault and fined two guineas each. On
the whole there was nothing to be
ashamed Of III the behavior Of Pierre
pont, and even the accused Mt the trial
expressed admiration for his pluck.
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Two Dog Stories.

The Columbus Wis., Republican
tells one as follows: "a four-ycnr-old
child Of Deacon j.. !. Evans, Of Elba,
fell into an open clstcru few days ago,
and m elder brother lcnpolin after mm;
but the latter found 1t impossible TO
reach the floor above while supporting
the child. 4 large Newfoundland dog,
comprrhcnding the situation at a glance,
ran of 10 ucirhborlng field. bringing
back with him a number Of men, attract
cd Icy the strange actions oi the dog. 4
ladder was put down i'm the cistega, and
the Young man and his charge half
drowned, were rescued.
The other il related by the Providence
Press thus: "a boy WAS driving one of
Kennedy & Coughs teams down Manton
avenue, when the horse began 60 run.
the rcius fell ont of the boys hands, and
he was thus at the mercy Of the beast.
4 large Newfoundland dog belonging
10 the firm was in tho wagon. and, taking
in the situation, spranR for the horse and
fastened his teeth in the animals tail.
One of his teeth gayc way and the know
ing canine saw that he could not stop
the horse in that way. BY this time the
frantic stccl was running down Broad
way. Tho dog lcapcd out of the wagon,
seized the horse hy the nose and sue
aecdcd in bringing him 60 halt, no par
ticular damage having been done. The
owners Of the eugacious dog say that
they would not take $500 for him.
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A Mans Fight with a Panther.

Savage animals are not vet extinct in
Vermont, as Thomas Peggington Of East
Richford found to his cost. He was on
his way to his sugar orchard, in company
with his dog, when he suddenly came
face to face with a huge panther. The
dog was torn to pieces in a twinkling.
and the beast then tur2ed his attention
TO Mr.. Peggingtou, who, though unarm-
ed, kept his presence Of mind, and avoid
ed the creatures first spring by falling
on his face. The second time he was
caught by the shoulder, and a desperate
struggle followed, both rolling over and
over on the ground and finally falling
over a precipice twenty feet high, which
ended the combat. Mr.. Peggington lay
unconscious for several hours until
found by his friends, and he was severe
ly injured. The panther has not been
seen since the fray, but it is thought he
was badly hurt by the fall
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Wine and Glory.

A fly, on tho brink OF a tankard, was
The rich mantline wave OF the ripe Rhenish
wine;
"o Oh, what arc you doing you rush TO your
ruin!
Be wise. foolish Ay, and to reason incline"
Thus argued another, careoring in gladnoss.
Around the bright flame Of taper Afsr,
"Au drinking folly and brings melancholy ;
Take warning and shun it, lost fly that you
are
"Bebold how a passion moro noble should
move you
'Tis glory alone has = charm in my eyes
Whatever betidc me, its radiance shall guide
me;
Goodbye. silly topper and learn to he wise.
Thus saying. he spor'ed his wings fer apaiuuto
Then few to the light that so tempted his
gaze;
But burning his piuious in elory's dominions,
He fell in the candle and died in blaze.
/" Alas - cried the fly that was Pcrohei ON The
taukard.
"Can aught for the want Of self knowledge
atonog
We rail against others, see faults in our
brothers,
And blame every folly sndyice hut our own.
But whether this hywAs converted from TOPPING
Or led new life, is not easy 70 say;
But il flies are like drinkers. mons two-legScd
thinkers
us likely he sips the bright wine 10 this day,
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lie had written moro than once, it seemed.
but his letters. iutrusted to careless messengers,
had never reached their destination
"Aud when 7 reached England ho CON
cludcd. 81 heard that Fernando Alcotto WAS
your accepted lover What could | do hut
shrink from heholdins you. and resolve that
my inoppoytuno presence should never mar
YOUR prospects
"Oh. Gcoiireyi'
"Ah. dearest, you have mover suffered the
paugys ~ jealousy And when. 90 last, the by-
quest Of a distant cousin PLACED mo above
want, dcldod 20 leave thi. uutry forever.
And thus Il happens that j engaged a passage
iu this vessel
"Sut Godfrey with smile and blush +
"you=you viii not go nov
"Not II you viii stay IN England With me,
said Mr. EossmoTp.
Mrs. ana Miss Gerard went CO Italy without
a maid. and had Ne. Ia all to themselves.
COLONEL palo and his sl,tsy-tu-laW hsNo CON
cludpd that it is useless 60 enter The lists
against love and Mr, and Mrs, GcoIrgy k1ss-
moro syc happy at last.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07

CURIOUS PROPERTIES OF PLANT. -
There has lately been discovered in
Nicaragua a plant which has electro.
magnetic properties. If you tear off a
branch you experience an effect as though
you struck a battery. The discoverer
could not Icy careful analysis detect any
magnetic metallic substance in the sur
rounding soil. The intensity of the
shock varies according to the hour. At
night it is scarcely percepGble A two
P. NJ. it is strongest. Birds aud insects
never seem to alight on the l)hytoLacca
electrical.
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4 Contrast.

The Tuscan women look old before
their time, are sallow complexionod,
and their appearance, rs well as their
mode Of life, is very different from that Of
the natives OF the Romagna. There the
women are splendidly developed, vigor-
GUS, healthy, and possessed Of extraord-
mary muscular power They present n
contrast TO the men, who leave all the
hardest work TO them. You see along
the Roman road leading from Ravenna
to Foril, parties Of women coming laden
with heavy weights OF cut wood. They
walk erect, and their handsome faces
show no signs Of fatigue. BY their side
walk the men Of the party, carrying the
little baskets which contain their dinner.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-06-07

Tho inventors ~ luuotts Cocpaiue know
ing that whom the loss of hair occurs. Il. Ia gem
orally from that part oi tho head uhereahc
greatest heat ia necessarily generated, and that
animal fatr by their nature induce heat rather
than alleviate turned their attention aud
pharmaceutical scir4rt toward vegetable oils,
as tho basis of a mrdicamcut ta promote tho
growth and pfyarp, tho beauty Of tho hair.
The. a.stuH euras. ur CoaaAuut uil, presented H.
sylf most strongly, as possessing many proper
tics peculiarly adapted fur tho purpose but ia
oIur naa Objectionable. aud is density leAc,p,
Nhuu Apuayd tu heat normyd fuf iuus time
60 defy all tHurtt 90 render u available fui
popular usr, Iu yuulrr climates. by = scientific
a,Isrtluu ~ Other ingredients, thuno which viii
chemically combine with tho ui have huun dis
covered. aud they together have produced .
compound which ls uulualllr4H pronounced
e. ts tho beet that haa NSt appeared.
Ia thv form TTrrrutud. this uil ls permanent
ly dsuduflsrd aud held iu combination which
peculiarly adapts u fuf tho toilet Burnett
tueualLr ls uuuyard 40 drlleAcy and AgfTuea-
ll,urss cooling m 10 nature aud pur7esso.
Fu,h q penetrating affinity Tor the socfetlons Of
The skin, that it Do rapidly Absorb Cd.
It's greatest efficacy IS beet secured by per
fugt cleansing, before lt= application. of the hair
Aud scalp. under uAigh circumstances this ut
alls1s irritation, removes ali tendency a. dAud-
run aud iuNgurat,s tho action 81 tho cApll
lafses iu the highest degree. It's effect upon
th, glus-.uo-a and iyhuo-, II the hair ls such
as cannot ho surpassed and it ls offered tu tho
public Iu the tm belief that lt Uuiy requires o.
ho known 60 supefrydv all other Preparations.
We are confident that uu uue Who blli mAk, d
trial II ils efficacy will be willing 10 return u
the use Of ANY other preparation
Jurrph Burnett a Co., Boston, manufacturer
aHd TruIlrtoTs.
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ut falling rGrfat. that o. which the tagged
ual msa uf ta-.a,--. the lgzil-fagisruod author,
J-, gr,I advocate ur the weary artisan can ry-
s.u With tAg -Iyaty-, certainty that il ulll Tc-
'lyv Al. vs,rWguusht poWtrs ls Hoslrtter r
Stomach Eltt,Es. q mos, genial tome cordial ss
N,H as a hrll-u rtmody foT disorders ~ the
stomach liver, bowels aud urinary ufeaIs, and
means e ,rai4raclF aud Urty ynt4ae lHiermii-
teak and frI..;,lt fr,cr,. lt nui only tuTlcLcs
"a, isoaI aud creates new fund ~ energy
la tie sysi,u lUi .t has the eject u r1pslAug
impurities frum She life current which beFet
disease The injurious influence u abrupt
transitions q trmI IrTatgrr. 81 au uueholesaulc
climate and lEluIuus dict are cuuutsTartod by
g. and lI fEaIu fir, digestion appetite and sound
T,uase. Gave % q ,Tlai and b. convinced.
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Arm au experience q over twenty
l'r ye-ys maay lyaalug Ihvac.Ans sehn0Wl-
edge that tlg srIghsayrg MlrstaGs Uterine
lIt.a .ea4 b, tAr gl.y known certain remedy
fHg 1l-sa-g- % which women are subject The
ratTHtvrT l,F.g..r E'..s tAr most popular
remedy - ihg dav Tor tauUu-urst, headache.
liver complaint and diseases ~ digestion. sold
Dos zil druggists. send fuT zlulauzos. Grafeu-
llrs Co New lgrl
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The vessels which passed through the

The vessels which passed through the
isthmus of Suez in 1876 numbered 1896,
and measured !, 1856, 698 tons. In 1875
there were ! All, measuring 1908, $40
tons. OF the vessels Of 1876, England
was represented bya tonnage of l, $40, 1913,
against 47G, 800 supplied by other nations.
France followed at long distance, with
135, 345 tons; Holland had 101, OBJ tons; /;
Italy, GO, 998;Austria, 27,28l; and Russia
but 1G, 627 tons,
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Cro-. Husband. aud ~reidfnE wi,es.

domestic mfDhclg, which ucRvpApcr To
puTt,Ts nowadays credit wth playing such Rn
Important part Iu lifcs drama Ia often the re-
cult II lingering or chronic disease. What
husband uT Witu can bo cheerful smiling and
pleasant when constantly suffering from the
turturyr uf suQu dread disease Perhaps the
husbands liver becomes torpid, aud he oIpeTl-
eIcos bitter dlsaFTycablo tAhte uT nausea, has
chilly sensations alternating with great heat and
dnues- uf The surface II Ills body, pains la his
sides shoulders ar back eyes aud si.in are tlngod
With yellow, feels duh, iudisp0scd and dizzy.
Through his suffering hc brcumvs gloomy
dcspuuslcut, and exceedingly irritable ll temper
Instead ~ rusurtIng 90 30 reliable remedy
trW small dUaes II Or. Pierce { PurgaIlyu
Pellets, and following up theif action with the
use 4 Golden Medical Discover. 10 " aFk the
huagy pglsuu out ~ the system and purify the
blood. Il be- play the part u polug wise and
pound foolish uau hr WlA attempt 10 eouuo-
mise ly saving the small cost ~ these medicines
Continuing 60 suffer. bis nervous syrt,m bo-
comes imp aired, and he ls fretfal aud per,lsh
10 raljvct a. l-eumr ruhrulled in " dumcs-
ue lAft-etfN. or llu good wife may, from
her Iao lAlufluig, duties Ur family cares. have
tycuue subject ,u such chronic affections a. arr
peculiarly incident o. AtT rex aud being reduced
lu blood. and strength, suffering fruu hackAche,
nervousness headache, internal fever and en-
during paine too numerous 90 mention. she Way
become Tcr,l-h ald fr,Jtul- ANYTHING hut a
genial hglpulate. IN this doplgIat.e condition
&C 80 health, should sLc act wisely aud employ
Dr. Pierce Fayurt, Prescription. i viii lu due
time, uy lts cordial tonic and urFNine proper
ties, RESTORE uvr health aud transform her from
iIt ptya4-L. -la.lluE, .TIltAhlg-t,mpyfUd invalid
o. q happy cheerful wife laying a-ias lt,lty
all speaking seriously. husbands aud wives
sou Viii aHd jhr Family Medicines above mem
toned reliable and potent remedies Tor fuL
paEi4ealaFs ~ their properties aud uses. r,e
I,rae.s memorandum book which il given
away hE Ill druggists.
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GLENS's SULPHUR SOAR is positive inspira-
ton. II was n happy thought to combine the
remedy, which Of all others is beneficial in the
majority Of cutaueous diseases, with n Tleasant
and pure soap by means OF which il can be
brought in contact with affected parts. Sold
everywhere. Depot, Crittonton's, No. Sixth
avenue. New York.
Hills Hair & whiskor Dye, black or brown, 5Oc.
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Great pccunlary distress prevails IN
Belgium. Manufacturers have stopped.
worlmcu are out oi employment, trade
is dull aud The theaters are empty.
Germany is an equal sufferer.
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Information worth thousands 10 those ont Of
health. Sclf-help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Facts for those who have been dosed,
dmggod aud quackcd. The new Health Jour
nal teaches an. Copies free. Address, Elec-
rc Quarterly, Now York.
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Spit,iuz of IIluod.

NITIVTNNW, IT"'N 'U., y, T., AUX. ~.
Dear Sire During the summer and winter
81 1853 aud 1859 / was afflicted with n severe
pain IN my side and chest. This was accom-
panied hy a very hard cough and | frequently
raised largo quantities Of blood. ] called upon
a number Of physicians, all Of whom prescribed
for me. but 20 no effect. For six or eight
month coutiuucls 10 grow worse, when | was
ndu "a 90 try Or. Wi-tars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. ! found great relief from tho first
bottle. ! afterwards used two moro bottles,
since which time / have been able 10 Rttrnd to
my business o. before
Yours truly, RoHAL Corr.
80 cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by all druggists
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To yau A-A u.y friend IL j, made from the
Iurst and s,Tuaev-; elements. Among them,
cream tartar mad, from Erapc acid expressly
for these manufacturer The result l. that
d.. biscuits usUs uai,ly- cake, bs,ad ald pas
ty produced, are beyond comparison.
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SOLDIERS s Va Sr c,s. TEs a"n,Ra P9ys Nm In
Pension ard HouutN lsNs - cts = j ear Sample
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KITCHOIINE.
VIOLIN STRINGS !.

genuna Italian Niain 1tringt Hiua fer siae3a nF tu
tal 5 sna 2fbc each ~ y -slO nn1 y eaf ness
II mai .s rensft af raca DaalrFa reed effa NV n1ts
riaFua- a ~AEM6sEMr impsarisr nt MuaaeAi instr ~
s-.ts uU8 $500 HTHH m nmisrFm t@f.s rMs mFMw
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u you are bI..Us taLr Qu.rA lrish Tea. sold
ly .l drgFel-,- 81, % cis. a package.
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I"ITI''E IN T'I"'II" WIZ TIIWT'T " TTIT II
plo#on Of q balloon that vn- about 10 ascend
Ia Hull. England .. Tho Rus-iars made
heavy attack on tho outer lines al kars, having
preceded tho attempt hy u furious caunouado
from the siege artillery the Turks in the for
tress replying with a well directed fire from the
powerful guns composing their batteries. and
the Russians were compelled 70 withdraw with
ont accomplishing their object. Eoumana
proclaimed her independence aud declared war
against Turkey. x brick church near Marion.
Ini, was blown down during a storm and while
It was filed with people attending divine service.
One man was killed and about a dozen were
seriously injured Ia mutisy occurred in
Liverpool on loard the American ship Kate
Davenport, Ebound for Molie and the chief
officer and three men were shot .... During an
alIray between solGe Of the towns-pcOpe Of
Mallow, Ireland, and body Of militia recruits
eleven Of the latter were wounded .. Kate
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BOSTON WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT.

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al naiuMns neAdlnF
Tofns ~ pef hunaIi cl4ha 81 eaefehs = ID FeS
1FgCIMEN cory GRATIS.