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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan 2, 1877.
Cotton strong; middling, 1l7xc low midniing lie
good ordinary, lie Net receipts 8ll bales. Exports-
Great Britain. 9 10 France $50; coastwse sales
24Ol. stock, l259sS.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan 2, 1877.
Cotton active ana higher middins, .5sc low mi ,dng
l2c good ordinary lc Net receipts, 1888 bales gross
6u56. Sales. 10000. stock, 3l2.0Js.
MOBILE. Jan 2. 1877.
Cotton active mlddling. l2rc. low middling. lis,c
ll,sc.; good ordinary, xc Net receipts 2.42l bales
Sales, 2,5UO stock, 74,427
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2. 1877.
Cotton active; offerings small middling I2ssc. low
middlng, 17sc. good ordinary, i1c Net receipts 4by
bales. Exports-Io Great Britain, BJt2 coastwse,
Sales, $500 Stock, "a, TO.
80 CHARLESTON, Jan .. 1877.
Cotton nrmer: midlling. i2l4c I2aac low mfddng
lie good ordinary, ll9ac ae. Not receipts, 1ul
bales. Sales, 1900. Stock, "a s37
WILMINGTON, jan .. 1877
Spirits turpcntine firm Mt &C. Rosin hrn: strained
81 TO- Crude turpsntnc steady; hard s. 25 yellow dip
and virgin, 81 10 Tar steady ut IL ~.
OswEco. Jan. 2, 1877.
Flour steady; sales 1000 pbs No. / spring III .
81 5D amber winter "a % 81 rs; white do 81 50 So
double extra. 81 10 IS 10 Wheat unchanged Corn IN
changed sales 90 bushels mia Western 5sc Bar
ley in light demand sales 700 bushels No Canada
81 10. Com meal unchanged. Mill feed unchanged
Railroad shipments-Fiour l,2sO bbls
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FINANCIAL.

r REASONABLE KATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages; same
bought Insurance OF all Kinds effected with best
J. j. HAkBICH CO., il9 broadway.
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FRrIGHrs Business and rates. with the
ception OF grain room to Liverpool without
particular change: Engagemens:-ro Liverpool.
steam, 320uJ bushels grain at I'd, 800 lnrd
loo packages provisions at AS Cd To London per steam
$50 bbls pork NJ 5s To Bristol per steam bbs
rs "a Charters AN italian bark hence Cork tor orders
with 5000 quarters grain at 6s 3D. an Austrian bark from
ephia to Cork for orders with 400 quarters
6s Cd Italian bark honce with 0 I'D
Nor~egian ship, hence to Bremen Antwerp with 600
bbls renned petroleum. Mt 5s British bark hence Co
tinent exDutch with 1000 bbls do. at 81: French
brig hence to the Lcvant with D.. sc
according to port Norwegian bark to Cork for
orders with = 40 bbls. DO 1T IS 3D. 3D. OF IL direct
port American schooner hence to Bar.conS with
bbls. do.
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ut the aforementioned cities to-day wcrc.-Savannah,
offered; Charleston. very scarce, nominally a dis
count selling par; Cincinnati hrm 10 discount ST.
Louis, SO cents to 81 discount; New Orleans, COM
merclal, 7l6; bank 4. and Chicago, 100 discount.
Foreign Exchange strong; primo STERLING asking
rates 81 and Sc; selling $3.50, 1881 and 4sS
a4s5>s. Reichmarks, 94a< o4,s and 95h ooh
Cables, 90. Prime Paris. 5l71s and s. l5
MARKET
Gold declined from 1915 TO 1868. and closed at l0!
The carrying ~ eold and 6]s per cent per
annum and 1-S2 per cent per diem.
OPERATIONS or rnE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances ~ soo' 10y
currency baiances :, vSo'ooo
1ross clearanres. zo'o's'ooo
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed 1rm AZ tho following
quotations United States currency skies, 1917 a
l22k do. do, 1851, registered l13A ll37s; do. do
DO, coupon. interest lla2l ll41s; do. do, 1865
registered, 10ox 1895; do do, do. coupon, 109k
l094 do d. do, new, registered, 1l0k ll0's do.
do. do. oo, coupon. interest, 110ta l103s do do
1867. registered, 113A ll3H; do. do, do, coupon,
ex interest, 1l3i4 1885; do. do. 1865, registered
11S,t l14G; do. do, do, coupon ex interest," ll5 u
115I; do. ton-forties registered, 1881 l3s do do
coupon, 1l3A 113A do. dves 1851 registered, liz
n 1925 do do. do, coupon, 1l17s ll2l. do 4h's
1901. registered, 1885 1881.
TIL. UNITED STATES TREASURY
The debt statement just issued shows an increase
during December of SO, $50, l42 so. The balance
is $685. ST. AIS SO; currency balance, $94s3 $50 IS;
special deposits sSl 600 600 The disbursements dur
ing December $1s 300 The Treasury balances
in connection with the debt statement follows
Currency .........................s9 500, 900
Coin go. 96 500 900
Less coin cert fcates .............. Al. $50, 900
Revenue receipts to-day. $50 1000
Customs receipts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800, 600
Bank notes received. Observation-Disclosures. TOO, 600
Treasury officials say that tho increase in the debt
for December Is caused ny the heavy falling OF In
customs receipts.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following are the changes IN closing prcos
pared with those OF Saturday,
MISUNDERSTANDING. Burlington and Quincy, u !;
Delaware and LackawanDa, l1s; Delaware and HUDSON
Canal. IA Erie, "a Illinois Central, y Lake shore,
a MICHIGAN Central, Ia New Jcracy Ccctra, n
Northwestern, ~; Northwestern preferred - Pacific
Man, " Rock Island u ST. Paul. "a 81 Paul pro-
ieried Union Pacific - Western Union Telegraph,
y Adams Express, -; Amorfan Express, al United
states Exprcss w.
DrcLIsE--Ncw YORK Central and iIndson, 70; OHIO
ami Mississippi. ~ +; gold, -.
rng MONEY MARkEr.
Money closed at a Ia per cent gold, tho hghost
rstss ef tho day. Tho exchange Oh Now York
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NEW YURK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

TUESDAY. Jan. 2, 1877.
lU.IJ AND ll:3O A. Al.
ia $3.50 90 81 Iu-lDc ll3h
liOis 4lt0U Us 81, Q. 81 III
lIJs iUUOU Us <h's.r, W.. lOoA
ilSh
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9, 1877.
Cotton Futures firm; upands low Liddling clause.
January and February delivery. IS I'D upiands low
lands. low iniddling clause, May and June delivery
1.32d.
LykRrooL, Jan. 2-5:a0 +. NJ
Refined petroleum. GOD. per gallon.
LoSDOS an. 2 1877.
Refined petroleum. lloyd per gallon Spirits turpentinc
Sos per cwt. Iinsced oil, 2Js. 81 per cwt
AyTwsRp, Jan. 2, 1871
Petroleum 55tsf for fine pale American.
PROVISIONS.
The following The official figures Of stOcks Liver.
pool December 81. 1876 Wheat 81 933 quarters barley
- $40 quarters Oats l7773 quarters beans 80 ia quar-
peas. 10 4sS 1870 723 -four
7l.243 sacks and 80. i67 Is beef 6uyt tierces; pork
6.3T bills bacon 3l.v9I boxes: hams, 1889 boSas
shoulders 1861 boxes cheese. lU2,U25 boxes; butter
81 ,721 packages; lard, Liz tons
PRODUCE.
New York Produce Exchange Report.
Liv ERPooL. Jan q 1877.
Pok--Eastcrn dull at IT'S Western dull Bacon
CHAMBERLAIN steady at AS 3D. short rib steady
long clear sicaay as. short clear STEADY
Hams Long steady ut i7s shoulders dull "a Sis
Bce--India arm At sOs. extra do. Arm lO7~ :
prime do. firm lbs. Lard-Prme western nrmer
5ss rallow Prime city steady At 4ls Oh Tufpentine
spirits duh ut Sis. Rosin-Common lrmer NJ Us 81 !.
fine dull Its. id Cheese IA mcrican choice steady
tSs. LAID oi-None IN market fiour-EStra state
steady ~ as. Whrat-No spring dull at ios iOd No
winter western dali at lps NJ Corn-Mixed SOFT anl
as stock OF wheat, $4,000 quarters corn
10000 quarters stock OF uou extra state, 80 90 bots
AUD 1000 sacks
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, we ,l s';. ss.
sos yellow winter saca white winter, ssc Soe.;
si%'s 90 a.s a srad = ~
crude Northern. 75c do southern Toe beached winter
crude fish. ABE a45c.
The closing prices IN bulk l5c d.,
IL oo's: Isis renned In 6os prompt s7e; 4. in
s sss. s'o mp .s DO a. Baltimore Srs%s as Aa
S Sss y i :, ,s :s
ny inquiry for Shipment. hard quote about 50 10
wh.. nominal. We oaaese;-Ivs fowls and es,essn.,
western ss.s ana g. sF'sy , tc .co.s. ' si TSsss and
rs g parse g. :. per ss WISER" . 81
@ at i s s Or .5 s ys ,s.
lie for far to prime Jersey 4c 5e for good prime
ios We prime siss f lss
.aa p%s Tor 10 sosd g. Tor good to prime Western
Pnovrs.oss 7asssiPis-f5t. a,57s esls. lard 1921
packages: bacon s. 'isses and aa boxes beet a
Su S @ rGs s S St
Sid sold az sln ia' safe. for future de,,sry we, "a
The closing sslI prices we're Sia Us y ASKED
ss, c " ,,. s
Is: are S"sss 4 o ,s Tres. BELLE;
picked bellies al iod pssisa 1 Shoulders q. &
tIe, boxed BELLE. s1s smoked meats We're
quiet about go bones sold in lots 1T &c aSs
Tor long clear Beef was quiet: tn stock OF beet here To-
sas terees We quote Barrels extra mess "a go
teresd ey extra india nominal Beei hams were steady
at So for Western Dressed hogs quoted s,sc
sac city and 74c. for WESTERN market strong Lard
was as.y active ana nrmer ad closed At the second ca
ii sas aSsd Or sy vi 7!id. sli .
@ I % ''S sV of fsSaay "nd II, /, "a
II rs e Ms.s .ss se | s ro sy
Msli 4osSil 4sh closing q, *ii a. Reined-we nse
at loc The stock of lard here tonight 2s 243
and % ticrces oil grade total - 800 tierces
RICE The market WAS steady INT quiet We quote Car
oi'na. fair; aae a7ns; good Sate O.; prime.
20 fair 4,sc 5'ac. good to prime, 51sc &C.; Patnn
7As a 7,ie currency Kangoon in bond NV /. Sc.
81, do; Carolina 533 casks; Louisiana. ~ i8 bbis.
Sr.irkK quiet but steady at &C. currency domes
SrEARiNR-The market quiet The stock hero TO-
night Is 734 tierces
sueAn-Ihs msrke. for raw duh entirely
made. Saturday. Of $40 hhds. ~ boxes aud ~ 1903
ssss BY, r We ARE a. withoa. full p"rtsHa We
boxes Nos 70 IS, loac lie. do, moasses hhds and
lined. standard 4. IKE ii9sc. oil x iossc Ike
iisc. do. second quality. iisac. isac cut loaf lie
vALLow-The market was steady and $4,000 lbs sold
TrS.-Ths market steady but quiet, We quote -
Banca. PIE; straits. Isle: English. lsc. d. refined
81 20; do. terno, S. 20 so 50: coke S, 70 So do
tcrne. 50 so IS 621s
The market for Kentucky leaf steady and
and the sales iO sundres &C. 35c cases
New York. or, 1874 private terms 81 Wisconsin,
Havana prices ranging s5c 10y The follow
ing figures taken from the annual circular of Mcssr
RAIDER sovs:-
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customs receipts.
RAILROAD BONDS.
RAILROAD bonds were quiet and strong with tho
largest advance in Pacific Railroad OF Missouri drsts
~ per cent; Central Pacific 6rsts (sau Joaquin
branch, advanced 4, and Great Western seconds
"a. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific sevens
sold lO9K a ITO lex interest, Milwaukee
and ST Paul Consolidated Sinking Funds
at SO lex INTEREST," Union Pacific nrsts at
1887 103A Tex interest and Central Pacific gold
bonds at 1861 Tex INTEREST," This afternoon Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated advanced to 1o4 "
Chicago and Northwestern gold coupons to 93A, Han
nbal and ST. Joseph convertible to s31i, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul consolidated sinking funds to s6h,
Union Pacific sinking funds to % and Toledo aud
Wabash ST. Louis division, to So Milwaukee and ST.
Paul. La Crosse DIVISION sold at 10U1a and Western
PacAcs at 1o0H. both ex interest The following
were the closing quotations OF Pacific Railroad
bonds:-Union drsts 1881 104; Union land grants,
1908 101; Union sinking funds, 90 93H; Centrals
1861 1863.
BONDS.
State bonds at the Board comparatively neg.
iccted District OF Columbus ao5's were steady
at IL; Now York State sevens. 10l. ex interest;
North Carolina special tax 3, and old North Carolina
SKIES 2lH
In this department the only sale Of city bank shares
was ten American Exchange at 105
THE FOREIGN
Consols in London opened at o. sic, and at four
O'Clock were OAK. United States bonds unchanged
from Saturdays closing except tho siyty-hves, which
are 70 higher tlO5l and the tcn-ories, which are u
lower 1OS ~ Ten thousand pounds sterling Of bullion
was to-day withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance Sterling exchange at Paris is % Id which
rants shipments gold from London to Paris Silver
London has advanced to SD per ounce English stand
ard. The following quotations at half-past four
O'Clock p. NJ. Consols for money, 94l4 do. for
count y44 sixty-hves old, 1867 sixtyscvens, 10S4s
ten.fortcs, 10s1s; hvcs, 1914 1925; Erie,9
DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
The exports Of domestic produce from this port for
the week ending to-day we're S69S 9l0, makinga total
since January, 1876. Of s27S, OBI, GS7.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks as
folln
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$4,000 N G 6's, special
COMM ERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, 1-8C HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTRoNG-FLoUR sTRoNG-wHEAT FIRM
CORN FIRMER - OATS QUIET wHIsKEY
sTEADT-PoRK FIRMER-LARD FIRMER-PE-
TRoLEUM LowER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN QuIET-oiI.s srEADY--coFFEE
sTRoNG-sUGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUIET,
TUESDAY. Jan. 2, 1871
The markets were generally quiet but very strong
As rule higher prices were demanded for nearly
everything. Tho great storm put a stop TO cart.
ing and but little wos done. On Change flour was
que, but strong Wheat was firm, but nothing was
done on 'Change. Corn fairly active and Grmer.
Oats were quiet Whskey was steady. Pork and lard
were nrmcr. Dressed hogs decidedly higher
Freghts quiet Cotton tho spot was
nc higher; futures closed strong. Coffee was strong
Sugar nominal Oils steady Petroleum lower. Naval
stores quiet
quoted at 41sc for pots and exc es<c for
pearls.
ANrrMoyY ruled quiet Mt l41Sc., gold.
BERswAx quiet ut sic SIC. for Western South
BRooxcoRx dull at 3hc &c. fos rcd tipped Sc Go
for me dun and &c. 7c. for choice green
CoyvxG-rhs market Tor Brsxls quiet. but very
strong We note sales Of O3 bags Rio. Heos New
Orleans dast Saturday, 2Oc for barely good and 1T Bal
resale Of 45Os bags do. Madcap, 2oic for
fair There il stock vi Rio coffee here ut the
The stock Of Rio Galveston l. 800 bags:
New Orleans Assnto 1853 do Mobile $500 do ut aIti
do nd far TIT,
"'''o $500 80 $3.50 - ''"e ~ e''''e" ''"'e' W
November ~, loO,6oo bags; purchased from United
statca To december % 1876 600 bapx Va ouote =.
49,. 60 ''
ORDINARY c"rRoes' 'oc. io4c' 'a' 40. Soc- zo4c;
good do, 2Oac. 2O54c primo. 21c 2115c:
-.... ,or lao. 10 ,al, sa,,os ,.t, 30 -, ,o,l :
'"'so ~ 49, ~ |A- "'''' '"'' W hOou' '',ac
2o4c. gold ninety days. Java. government bags 21c
do grRss m n lHc
:, 20 20 ,.--,. 80 49, '
Cey'on ioc. i'c "aae"ioo. i,Sc' te'sc Laguayra,
lSc I95Sc. Jamaica. tic Ishc st. Domingo, loo
l6lzc Porto Rico 1sc 2yac.: Costa Rcs Isc 2oIsc
Mpxic n De Am
"a. 4c curac
fsi1c
.NooIn"A"~ ""s ~ ~, ~" 's't uemnnn
O., H.. snaar shooIs win hsa,s % g, 30
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FINANCIAL.

VOHS HANCOCK
81 MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
or kOSTON. MASS.
GEORGE THORNTON, President.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SIATEMkNT, JANUARY
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Corn me puncheOns. . Is -
whsa. was very quiet and held very firm There we're no
sales and prices were Rye Gnst Barley and
Z A,r ul a"s
no grade 5ec for steamer zoe for yellow and Gle for old
ungraded old Western mixed. Coz o2c tor southern
as the
ssc FOR rejected a9c Soc Tor NJ extra graded ssc
Western White for No. graded mixed. 4s for So
45s. Sic for ungaded state white ''N'' >'' '''
o orsen dried was quiet aa. prices s
asl box halfdo ii 81 quarter Do; Soc loose
alsans iis s new caIraa.s So e'' Leg
horn eisron se EigspLaysrs Ie; drum, ne Dates
Turkey ,ssne &C. ore iS oid ana 7c for new french
s I've %
sSs southern qasr,srs new s,ss aae- Do sney sl.c
snpessd do quarters o.; Isys 49, las ks.pserIis.
7 So a ss rr% new @ ice
Peanuts were active and little higher we tc:-ylr
S a'ms ~ 81 So 10 d' fancy u 10 90 ""
d s%s 20 SsSs
goa Italian $3.50 $40 gold jute &C. 5jc currency
ns s sap sa DO & ssa ia r %
III: owing figures are taken from tho annual statement
January !, Is77-stock OF importers and specula-
January j. is77--,,ock Of manufacturers in New
January j. is77~stock Of manufacturers in boston ei25
srsAL HEMP $500
January l. 1877 Stock of importers and spccula
tors In the Cnited states. .,...........' 709
January l. Is77-Stock OF manufacturers in tho
United States ........,.................... 1900
Total stock in United states January L. Is77 10 $40
CALCUTTA JurE
Total stock January !, 1873. 800. .... % oss
Tot nj stock In United January i77I7
Jurg BUTTS AND REFLECTIONS
January 4. lS76-Stock of importers and spccu,n-
tors IN the United states ara
January l. Is7t-Imported from Calcutta from
January 1876 to Janurry !. 1877 231 s83
January J. 1876 Imported from Europe from Ian.
uary l. 1876 to January l. Is77............ 3.2o5
- -. -
Iot"i supPy III ''v yea' <oo,<f
u,
Spectators In New ork .................. 3.279
January j, lS7I--Stock oil importers and
spectators IN Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOO
- 3.9!9
IlpEs.-Ihe market was qu.ct We auote ;--Bueuos
Ayres 70 to ~ lbs y5c.: do 20 10 p, lis 2tL.r "A
DC Mantle yideo 1OL 10 oois lbs .5c Corri,ntes III
10 ~ ,b, 2tc Die Ria t,rn,,e 20 10 - H., "a lzc
24c Orinoco II to 20 lbs 2Ic; California q. 10 Is
lbs 2ic a 2,c; Central Amrricuu ~ TO Al lbs 22c
a 23c. Matamoros ~ to "a lbs. Ike "a 23c Vera
Cruz. 10 % "A nil gold. selected: dry
sailed "a lbs DRY salted sonthorn ~ to
so lbs IJc i4c: city slaughter or GOto ~ lbs lie:
do. cow - go lbs 1uc., all currency seecte
iiors-Ihc market was generally quiet and prices
ruled buyers favor We quote - New Yo K,
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:. oEJ T.7JD
delivered contract 500 bales For future delivery
the sales were as follows :Frday after ~ M.January
LOO bales at II 1v2c February 90 Mt ~ ~ 32c March,
JOJ at I3 72c. 2oO i3c April 900 AZ 10 7ec May
.voM i3esc. july, 400 10 2e.31c. Total, 34JO bales
To-day up to r. M.-January 100 bales at IL i3 loc
900 NJ i2c 100 shors notice. at II l3loc. 500 at
~ bass rebruary 100 at 5sc 5000 ut ID 3.l0c 100
~ ~ s31c, lH ~ IL ~ &C., fU i31.c. at rs 5-3lc
March, 4n at i3sc 500 AZ 10 l5s2c, 400 At i3Sc. 100
~ 10 Lode. 100 ~ 10 5iuc 2OJ at ~ i532c 5000
l5hc, 100 ut rs lb.52c., 100 NJ rs i3- 10, HOO
81 ~ 1ioc zoo - l3,se;; April 100 st ~ ioc !,
n aasse, 400 q issls 100 10 ss.sls., 400 :.
I3>sc 40 ut 10 2y.J2c $40 rs To- i0c. June ut
IA li6c.. 100 81 II i-4la August 4OO I4c total.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-21
CATARRH.
TWELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

Gentlemen About twelve years ago, while trav.
cling with Father kemps Old Folks Concert
Troupe as tenor sing II, took Il severe cold and
was laid up at Newark, ". j. This cold brought on
a severe attack OF Catarrh, which / battled with
every known remedy Tor four weeks without avail
and was finally obliged TO give up most desirable
position and return home unable TO sing a Dote
For three years afterwards was unable TO sing al
all. The fir attack of Catarrh had left my nasal
organs and throat so sensitive that the slightest
cold would bring on a fresh attack, leaving me
prostrated. In this way continued TO suffer. The
last attack, the severest L ever had, was terrible.
suffered the most excruciating paiH in my head,
was so hoarse as to be scarcely able to speak and
couehed necessarily. ! thought was going into
quick consumption, and firmly believe tn at had
these symptoms continued without relief they
would have rendered me an easv victim. When in
this distressing condition, commenced the use of
antord's Radical Cure for Catarrh, very rel uctant
ly, cenfess. as had tried all the ad vertsed r. m
edies without benefit. The first dose of this won-
derul medicine gave me the greatest relief. IL is
hardly possible tor one whose head acnes, eyes
ache, who can scarcely artlculste distinctly ac
count of the choking accumulations in his throat,
to realize how much relief obtained from the first
application OF Sanfords dical Cure. Under it.
influence, both internal and external rapidly re-
covered, and by an occasional use of the remedy
since have been entirely free from Catarrh. for the
hrst time in twelve years. Respectfully yours,
GEO. w. HOLBROOK.
Waltham, Mass, Jan. g, 1915.
p. S.-I purchased the Radical Cure of George
Ii. Rogers, Druggist, kumford Building.
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SkNF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared by Dislillation.

LIVERY plant and herb that yields its medic al
- essence to 1t is placed in an improved still and
there mingled with a solvent liquid, which, by heat
is made TO pass into the receiver bearing with
the healing juices of these plants and
herbs, free from every contamination, pure and
colorless. Thus the active, medical constituents
Of thousands of pounds of herbs may be condensed
into very small compass. In this way Sanfords
Radical Cure 10 dvested OF the nauseating, worth.
less features of all other remedies, while its cura.
tive properties are increased tenfod. 1t is posi-.
lively the greatest medical triumph OF the age.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
Inhang Tube, with full directions for use in all
cases. Price, sl.Co. For sale by all Wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH,

HAS worked q revolution In the treatment Of
AAC ACatarrh. 1t has demonstrated beyond all doubt
that this disease In its severes forms, is cur
able, and that comfort and happiness may be made
to follow years oi misery, years of suffering by
persistent use Oft The method OF treatment orig
mated by DR.. Sanford. viz the LEGAL and constitu.
tonal by remedy prepared by distillation, is the
only one ever offered to the public that will bear
the test Of time.
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FARM FOR SALE

SITUATED In the town OF Manchester. three
- miles from Augusta and Halloweli; said farm
consists of fity one acres of good easy land, cuts
twenty tons of hay; also, has one hundred
bearing apple trees, five hundred apple.
pear. cherry and plum trees. all 10 thrifty
condition; some three acres of wood; house
one story with L pump in sink; rood well OF new
er.failing water rod from door barn 30x7e, all
cispboar ded and dnIshef; ; grainery and hen pouse
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Manchester Bible Society.-Sunday was
made day Of unusual interest among the
Christians of our city by reason of the fact
that the anniversary Of the Manchester
Bible Society was to take place. Bishop
Doggett preached magnificent sermon in
the morning upon the potent subject,
/" "Non-activity in Gods cause is SIM" In
the evening all the churches sent their men,
bers to the Methodist church to honor the
anniversary OF the Bible Society.
The president called the meeting to order
at u o'clock, and gave out the hymn COM
mencing, "The Heavens Declare Thy
Glory, Lord" Rev. DR.. Winfree then read
the Psalm 10, and lead in prayer. .7.#.
Bishop Doggett then delivered an excel;
lent address, taking as his motto, Chilling
worth's immortal saying: 1.-THE Bible
the Bible alone--the religion of Protes-
tants," evolving therefrom their indebted
ness to and obligation to cherish and cir.
culate the Bible without note or comment.
DR.. M. D. Hoge then made an able and
characteristic address on ''The Bible-The
glory and light of the world" -:'.i..
Mr.. Crenshaw, who is canrassing the city
AS colporter OF the Bible cause, then gave
q few interesting and amusing incidents in
connection with Bible distribution.
Quite 4 good collection was realized for
the benefit Of Bible circulation i'll Manches-
fer.