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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18
CALIFORNIA.
Commission.

SAN FRANCISCO, August II. The Senatorial
Commission to inquire into the Chinese question,
have embodied the information obtained on the
subject in q memorial to Congress, which was pre-.
sented to Gov. Irwin to-day. 1t is understood
that the memorial takes strong ground against
Chinese immigration, and suggests q remedy
which it is hoped will obviate further trouble on
that account.
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BATH BLUES.

Two-base hits-Clsyson and Packard.
Time, hour, 40 minutes,
Umpire, Mr. F. B. Percy of ale College.
Scorers, E. G. Dudley and j. E. IIewey.
'Morse out for striking out of turn.
Launched.
Brown & Hodgkins launched to-day a whaling
bark of lSS tons, named Mabel, owned by William
Lewis and others Of New Bedford. Capt John
Koran comma nds her.
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" ASIiINGTON.
Military Matters.

WASHINGTON, August l6. Secretary Thomp-
son and heads OF the department of the Navy Blu
reau to-day, reviewed the battalion of marines
who have returned from duty at Pennsylvania.
Indian Matters:
John Mcneil of st. Louis, will act with Gen
Terry as member of the Sitting Bull commits
sion.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Political.

SULPHUR SPRrNos, August IL. At serensde
last evening, General Bradley johnson compli-
standing army was unnecessary. Gov Matthews
said Gov. Hampton was an embodiment of that
spirit Of reconciliation and harmony now so efec-
tually recruiting. Hampton said he wanted to
see the constitution, including the amendments,
enforced in every State. He also opposed =
standing army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

The Boothbay Custom House which was cstab-
he'd in 1867, is now doing considerable business
The customs receipts have increased from six
j liars in 1867 to s2l3 a month in 1917 The
.aport, are wholly salt, from Cadz and Liver
pool. About 10000 hogsheads are imported an.
u1ly. The Damariscotta Herald says about one
hindred and forty vessels get their papers from
'ai, Custom House, belonging in Southport and
Hpothbay,
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OLD ORCHARD.
Camp Meeting.

tendance and interest increases at the Portland
district camp meeting. Weather has been ex-
ceptionally fine and large crowds come by each
train. At a business meeting of district stewards
the salary of the presiding elder was fixed at
$780,
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FOREIGN.
(sPrunany.
Rem Oustrance.

BERLIN, August Il. The dorado beetle has
spread over twenty-five acres at Dansenreichen-
back, near TOrque.
RemOnstrance.
1t is reported that Germany is demonstrating
against France erecting Notifications on the Swiss
frontier, which is causing an uneasy feeling.
Servia.
The finance laws order the SeIvan loan of 1876
to be fully paid up. The full amount is II 900 900
Sancs, and only 000, 900 francs have been paid
Oct. q and Jan. are fixed for the compulsory
calling in of the balance. The frontier districts
which have suffered on account of the war are
exempted.
An official despatch fro the Viceroy of In
da dated Aug. 18Th, states that there is a genera
improvement in the crop prospects in Madras
Rain is still much needed in Punysh Raghoo
tana and the western part of the northw
provinces. The prices of grain continue exceed
ingly high throughout the famine districts, but il
Madras are slightly easier, and still lower il
every part OF that presidency than in the worst
parts of Bombay and Mysore. The question Of
grain, stock and supplies continue to cause anx
iety The grain trade of Calcutta is exceedingly
active. Ninety thousand tons Of shipping is en-
gagged.
The condition of Mysore continues critical
The government of Bengal telegraphs concerning
the condition Of Bombay. Prices of grains are
slightly asler, but still very high The dlfhculty
in Bombay is aggravated by the state OF Madras
and Nizan, and by the delay OF the railway to
bring forws ard grain sufficient for demand In Ma
dras. The numbers of charitable relieved are in
creased to $4,000, large increase during the
| last fortnight
| In Mysore laborers works are decreasing
and the relieved are increasing. In Bombay ths
reverse is occurring, but there Is slight genera
increase in totals relieved
In Madras there are 9S3 600 laborers on work,
and 00l 900 charitably relieved,
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M ISSOURl.
Insurance.

ST. LOUIS August IL. The statement that the
Franklin Insurance Co. of Wheeling, Old Domin-
ion of Richmond Va. Residence of Cleveland,
Homestead OF Watertown, \. Y, Missouri Valley
Life of Leavenworth, KS, have been declared
from business in this State, is incorrect.
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Accidents.
SPRINGVAL


BIDDEFoRD. August II. A six-year. old son of
Howard Frost of Springvale, while playing near a
hay cutter, caught his left hand in the knives,
completely severing the second and third fingers,
and cutting TO the bone of the remaining ones.
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The new gauge of the Bangor 4 Piscstaquls
L 'i.road is to be about ten inches narrower than
tae one now used. The Dover Observer says
pixies have been driven the whole length of the
toad, and the work of changing will soon com
rieucc, the cost of which will he : Is 600
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low A..
New Canal.

KEOKUK, August II. The government canal
around the rapids, commenced in 1867, is SO far
completed as to admit the passage of boats, and
will be formally opened to navigation Wednes-
day next.
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LEWISTON.


LEWISTON, August II. The Greenback County
Convention at Auburn. to-day, nominated for SEN
ators Ed. F. Stevens and Cyrus Morse sheriff, S.
X. York; county commissioners. F. n. Moore
register of deeds, T. j. Murphy; President, j. w.
Hall.
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pENNSYLV ANA.
Court Matters.

READING, August II. Jacob aud Albert Hunt
zluger trial here for defiauding the depos-
itors of the louisville Miners Trust Banking Co.
of over half million dollars. They were Off
GERS of the bank.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT,

New York, August IL, lsI7.
Money was easy at n az - per cent. call. For.
eign exchange advanced TO ISL for bankers long
ana 4o51s atoo- for demand Gold opened at 1863
and closed at 1885. Loans ihala4 per cent.
Customs receipts, S557. 9OC. Treasury disbursed
te3 0OO interest t245.OO0 tor bonds. and S00O for
silver.
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During the thunder shower Thursday evening.
the telephone wire of the Land 4 Lumber compa-
ny was struck by lightning near the Insane Hos
p'al, and several posts were shattered. 1t was
Jovc trying the thing.
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CIIERRYFIELD.
Murder.

CHERRYFIELD, August IL. Charles Lindsey
about 20 years old, was shot dead last evening. a
few miles above Cheryfeld by young man
named Anderson. Lindsey was in riotous con-
duct about the camping tent of Anderson's moth
er. Anderson gave himself up and is now ia GUS
tndv
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NADIA.
Railroad Accident.

TORONTO, August II. Two Grand Trunk
freight trains colded near Brsntford this after
noon, and the two engines and several cars were
smashed All the train hands jumped and one
brakeman was injured
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OREGON.
POlItiCaI.

PORTLAND, August II. w. b, libby, indicted
for subordnauon and perjury IN the Grover inves-
tgation, in default of $3.50 bail, is in Jail.
Death.
Josiah Farling, ex-Mayor of Portland, died
Thursday.
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Weather Indications for To-day,

For New England and the Middle States,
northwest to southwest winds, stationary or high
er temperature and pressure, partly cloudy or
clear weather aud occasional light local rains
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BASE BALL.

At Providence, Rhode Islands 8, Mutuals OF
Washington, O..
At Buffalo, Buckeyes 4, Buifalos |.
At Biaghampton, Auburns 4, Crickets g.
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PORTLAND.
Arrived.

Arrived.
PORTLAND, August IL. Arrived, schooners G..
NJ. Brainard, Philadelphia; Mary uawes, New
York.
The Turf.
In the stallion race at Presumpscot Park, to-
day, fol 500, best 3 in 5, the following is the
score:
Tom b. Patchen 2lll
Phil Sheridan 1922
Miliinocket 1922
Time-2.37 l 2. 2.S6, 2.3l "a, 232l2.
Boat Race.
Tie yacht race for challenge cup, for second
class yachts, over course of eighteen miles, was
won by thetGeorge, in 2 b 81 IN and % sec sail
ing time and b 7 m and sec standard time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

The soothing, healing effects of Adamson's Boz
tanc Balsam plainly experienced fl ON the first
dose. Its work appears little less than magic. Yet
1t acts on well known scientific principles in cur
lug coughs, and colds, and because compounded
in Just the right manner to cure. augl5 tSwlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

Hon. ii. w. True, Judge of the Augusta NUM-
cipa Court, is absent on a brief vacation. Record
CT L. w. Whitehouse fills his place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

A fine salmon, which tipped the scales at 10
POUNDS, was caught in the Kennebec last night
Il may be found on sale at the fish market of Mr.
Isaac Munsey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

Many citizens are asking; "Why don't we have
public railroad meeting" Well, why don't we :
This golden opportunity to make our city rail
road centre. should not be allowed to 20 by unim-
proved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is not a
"cure-ali' but 1t does billiousuess, or liver
complaint, and all forms of blood and skin dis
eases, excepting cancer which it will not cure.
Pierce's Memorandum Books gwen away az all
drug-st1res. +,XWlt
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Rev. Mr.. Penney is expected 10 occupy his
pulpit tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18
RHODE ISLAND.
Serenadc.

PROVIDENCE, August II. Cardinal McClusky
was serenaded at Newport last night by the New
port Catholic literary association, with the Fort
Adams band. The Cardinal made pleasant re-
spouse.
Death.
John Thomas (colored) porter at Watch Hi,
who stabbed yesterday by Reuben Hawkins ,
died this afternoon.
Fatal Accident.
Catherine Mclaughlin, aged years, was run
over and killed Hospital street this afternoon,
by market wagon drivea by VIM. Randall. The
neighborhood is so much excited that Randall
thought it best not to appear at the inquest day.
The Investigation was continued until tomorrow
Death.
Col. Geo. +. Usher, leading citizen of Bristol,
died suddenly last night, aged So years. He was
for many years q commissioned agent OF the Hay
tan government at New York.
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Resolution.

AT the Republican County Conve ntion yester-
day, resolve express ing confidence in the homes
ty and integrity of President Hayes was adopted.
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House for Sac or to Let.

an ARSENAL STREET. six rooms; and a
" carpenters shop.
BENZ. SPAULpiNG,
augl7-.tf TugU Road,
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BIDDEFORD.
Accident.

BIpDEFoRD, August II. While unloading
freight at the Eastern depot this morning, hogs
head of molasses fell upon Jones Blackstone
breaking his leg.
Accidents.
A two years old grsndchd of Abrsm Han
fell distance of - feet, breaking the left thigh
bone in two places.
Mrs. Gotta, an elderly lady, fell backwards out
of wagon to day, receiving serious injuries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18

ten. James A. Hill Of Dlmariscotta i. picpar-
ug new lecture for the coming lecture season,
IN The subject of "Unwritten Politics. to -
twenty-one years of American politics. including
four years of political rebellion AMI twelve years of
recon .tructinn hlunlerinp
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Boston Stock List.

tSales at the Brokers' Board.I
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The steamer Clarion will carry person, to the
camp meeting ground to morrow, Sunday
leaving Augusta at 40 in the morning returning
il will leave the camp ground at O'Clock +. NJ
a.. er the close Of the evening services.
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CrARKE's Tooru AcHg DRors cts instantly
wit
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Minor District Notes.

The auditor has passed bills NgsresOting
81 ,tl97d.
F. Icndcl proposes to do bool,b for the
-Iiccnscs have been issued ns follows John
snow, hack: J. +. Riley, notary public
drawbacks have been asked for on lots A and
H. square lli lots |. O. and II, square $50 and lots
~ and 81, square $50.
The Inspector Of buildings has condemned the
rear wall of the building occupied by Mr. Smith,
pawnhrukcr, ON NinIh, between d street and Penn!
sylrnniA avenue.
Contracts for the following work have been
awarded; The construction Of the bridge on the
Chn,c rund and the culvcrt on the Fourteenth.
street rpnd to James cannon: the filling nf Jack
sons alley and q street northwest to W. II. Wiley.
The attention Of the Commissioners has been
called tn the stagnant water In thc alley between u
and : and NmctcrIth aud Twentieth streets north.
west. Also to the condition Of the sewers on tho
cast and west sides OF the Tbcr bed, between and
streets northeast.
Street lamps have been ordered to be erected at
the following points: One on the corner Of Twelfth
and + streets southeast: three on Eighth. between
q and II streets southwest one at seventh and +
streets northeast; one at the corner Of Tenth and
streets southeast and four on Third. between u
and streets southwest.
The Commissioners have informed Capt. A. X.
Long that the condition Of the District finances
does not warrant the expense of putting fire.
alarm box in the cOmmiSSary depot, corner of Fiji
tcenth mud u streets southwest. but they will np.
prove the request If the Un N;ntes WIFI bear the
expense.
The District of Columbia has given deeds to the
following parties on account Of purchases at tax
sales: J. T. Kendall, snbOt 81 square $40; Samuel
Normcnt lot g. square 3s9 Harvey spalding lot d,
square % and lot ., square 3ll g. W. CRsilu9r lot
y. Dealls addition to Georgetown; Samuel Nor.
mcnt lot g. square l0i; j. Y. Heider. lot H. square
53; Samuel SOrment, lot !, square a99
The inspector Of buildings has issued permits
aS follows: To huild-Lnus BOill!cauf, one one
story brick building, Connecticut avenue and NJ
street, s;p; Thomas Sheridan. one three story
brick, p-Strect circle and New Hampshire avenue
s27OO; 7. +. Hess. one three.story brick. Gay be
tween Green and Montgomery streets, Georgetown,
sl.i0O Repairs-tiGur rye Wc,dc put In front; ThUs
c. Fullerton, brick wall; j. T, Arms, new roof
The Commissioners have directed the Engineer
Collector of Taxes Commissioner Of the Washing
| ton Asylum, Commissioners Of the sinking Fund
| the Assessors, Auditor and Comptroller Attorney
and Assistant Treasurer. and other subOTdinates Il
make detailed statements of the transactions o
their respective offices for the past year aud hav,
| them ready by the 18th pr0X mO which will accom-
panY the annual report to Congress
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Court Calendar for To-DnY.

Circuit C0ur-Chief Justice Cartier. 81, An.
drcws Il Woodc vs.. Shepherd: Il, Crown VS. Shep-
herd; %, PrGthcr vs.. shepherd; ~. King VS. Shcp-
herd - Lancaster VS.. Shepherd; Az, Hcnning VS.
smith 53i$. Adams vs.. Rider; -. Raplcy VS.. Plant:
81. Brodics vs.. Buckley: 90, ONeill VS. Metruppi-
tan Railroad Company; ~, Tobason y IIeilbrun VS..
Fry: lO2. Strong vs. Barbour; los Frank IL Stretch
vs.. Spence Il Co: lO6. Young W. Kimmell ct al
lO7 File Derr and IIanley vs.. Spence u Co.; los.
Wilcs vs.. IIolladay ll2,; SLATER VS.. johnson 4
Williams; ll3, Precps vs.. kimuell: I'D Burdette
vs.. Itermchle; l27. Ward. administrator vs. Nor
gan 100 Sater ct Rl vs. Walter nj al; l5O Clark VS.
Wilson: loo. Dean vs. GatChcll: l62, Browne &
Wallace VS. Straining 4 Plumb.
criminal lUur - Justice Macarthur - Charles
Meyers, sunday bar; George W. COrsnn unlicensed
commercial agent: George Goldberg. purchasing
from minors Mary Carroll unlicensed hnr; John
Garvn unlicenscd bar; G"tfrcd Schnible, sun.
day bar; james Kelehcr, unlicensed bar Thomas
day bar
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Tlialinn Club.

The regular meeting of the ITALIAN Club
was held last evening at the residence Of Mr. Nor
sell, NJ street northwest. About thirty new con.
trbutimG members were elected Among the num-
Der were Hon J. A. J. Crcswrll, Gen. lclOuZc Gen.
Dun n, Hon, Jcre NJ, Wilson, Hon, 4. y. Hazen, W.
Scott smith. II. c, Smith. H. swain, }. J. Albright
aud Peter Hanna. After the transaction of the
usual routine business the remainder of the even.
in Z was devoted to literary and musical exercises
A solo from "Mguum was ably rendered by Mr.
MurhCll. Mr.. kimbnll's CUintc sulcCiions were
COnvulaiycly funny, Ms they were artistic.
ally given. The solo The Winds are
Loud" by Miss swallow, and duet by MVssrs
Murscll and Keen were beautifully rendered
Rraimgs and rccaiOus were given by MessTs. JEFF
fursDn, Bangs, and story, in very finished man.
ner The evenings OF this club are becoming very
popular, aud dCservGdy SO, as their literary aud
Musical selections are of a very high order. Their
first complimentary entertainment will be given
tho second week IN November.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
The Health Savans.

regular meeting of the Board Of Health
was held last evening at their rooms, The follow
ing IL the work done for the week ending October
%: Nusancc' reported, iSS; referred, ~: abated,
40; referred to Commissioners, Is: notices issued.
~; citizens complaints, S2 causes of death inves-
tigntcd 10; pccunary conditions investigated, .;
buriuls at public expense. 3; Investigations for
local causes Of zym6lic disease, =. viz: malaral
fever /, and diphihcria. q premises found
lss; dead animals removed. -; prlvics cleaned G1S
lnSpcctiOns-lG.6Jl bushels Of oysters j1l
punches of fish.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bushels Of oysters: 3oi
punches of fish: lSs pounds Of beef: &C pounds Of
mutton; ~ pounds Of veal ~ pounds of pork II
pounds of bread: 81 poundsof sausage ~ dozen
eggs; - egg plants: lOd cabbagcs; bushels Of
purtocs; h,ishcl Of turnips y bushel of peas; Vi
hushrl Of apples; = buShcl OF peaches; = bushcl
Tomatoes: . dozen corn; ducks; dozen Cucum.
bGrS: 6 wRturmclons. Animals impDundcd -;
redeemed, II; killed |; In pound. s.; amount real
izC,i s2S
The health officer reported that he had four AMI
NAL in the basement of the Georgetown market
and had given directions TO have the place cleaned
up aud the doors closed.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
All ABoUr A DEAD BoDY.
Two Onlcials of tho Board of Health sus
pended from Duty.


Considerable excitement existed In the Office
of the health officer yesterday morning and for a
few minutes II had the indications of leading to
serious termination. The trouble all grew out Of
tho deposition OF the dead body Of a pauper
Dr VIM. D. Stewart Is the medical sanitary IN
spector, and Mr.. Edward Shoemaker Is clerk ~
In which is recorded the burlals ut public expense
Last Thursday poor man died, md there being
no way OF providing for him decent burial, the
health oihce was notified and some action taken In
the matter; at least the clerk asserts TINT the
medical sanitary inspector made report OF
port was entered ON the records. On the ensuing
saturday a clergyman who had cOgnlzancc Of the
case visited the heath office and reported that the
body still remained unburiod, and characterized
the delay as outrageous and that some person was
deserving of cenSure for derilcction OF duty. The
subject was referred to Dr. stewart for immediate
investigation and report aud that official made his
his return the following day and the body
was finally inferred. Yesterday morning Dr.
Stewart and Mr.. Shoemaker wcro both
In the rear room Of the health Office and the dis;
cr rsion Of the subject was revived. The medical
sanitary inspector was proceeding to give his YER
sion OF the affair. when he was checked by Mr.
Shoemaker, who said that his statement did not
correspond with the record and drew forth the
book TO prove 1t. The d. putc increased In
Stewart called Mr. shoemaker a liar. This
aroused the ire OF the mld.manncred clerk, and he
'c.zing u chair, made for the medical sanitary in
spector who in alarm retreatcd 10 the front Office,
pursued BY Mr.. shoemaker: Here Dr. Kecnc, the
health officer assisted by the pound master, Mr..
parties. Dr. Kccne Immediately adm6nishcd both
Of the employees Of The board about their con-
duct aud suspended them from duty. lie has re-
ported the matter to the board for their action.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

Last night about 10 o'clock a valuable horse,
belonging to Col Wright the contractor for sweep
ing the streets, killed at the corner of Tenth
and streets northwest under the following cir
itor' was stopped at the corner of Tenth and @
streets for the purpose of being retlled, when the
horses became frightened, and before the driver
could regain possession of his lines they dashed
down TCmth street At a furious gaOp. At the
corner of Tenth and streets they encountered one
ni me SlfceisMttplhg machines ana ran INTO the
lead horse The poll of the wRtcring-cart was
forced into his right side and completely disem
bowcled him. The poor animal suffered terribly
wclldrccted shot IN the temple by policeman.
lie was valued by his owner at $50 aud WIS con.
sidercd one Of his best horses. The runways were
stopped after the collision, but had received no
injury
National Republican., 1877-10-24
CITY ITEMS.

WELLS ORIGINAL MA'HINE.SrREAD STRENGTHEN.
ISG pIAsTERS
The oldest and the bcSt. All who have used
them attest their merit Sold by druggists. Twenty
twenty Ave and thirty cents, according to Size.
NOUSG people, pay attention to your teeth Clean
them daily with Thurstnns Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der. the best dentifrice known. 1t will preserve
their whituneSs through life. prevent decay and
tonthRChc, Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect therefore take heed In time. Price,
25 and 20 cents per bottle.
TMONISOS's rONADE OPTTME.
An oleaginuus compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. Its use soon renders harsh dry
hair soft and pi!Rhlc, strengthens II when weak,
and gives 1t that rich gloss which Is the charm Of
carly youth Price, % und 80 cents per bottle.
CLEANSE the system and purify the blood. rcmoy:
ing dyspepsia sick headache constipation, and all
diseases caused by disOrdercd stomach or liver.
Qurks Irish Tea will do It. Sold by all druggists.
Price, % cents per package,
JouvEs's INoDERors KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
Renovates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, - cents per bottle.