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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-12-06
Beecher's Thanksgiving Sermon.

Bccchcr's sermon Thanksgiving day,
was mostly OF national affairs. He said:
There is no parallel to the conduct Of
the black men since their freedom, eX-
cept the conduct of their masters in the
South. So long as the sclth polluted the
fountain Of Justice and sought to pollute
the conscience of the North, | denounced
them tearlessly and on every opportunity,
but now my heart turns to them with zeal
and admiration | love them Their
noble conduct since the war, infinitely
more than wipes out everything that
happened before. Loud and prolonged
applause.
Some men said it c0ntraVenes human
experience to suppose that you can ever
have i'll America anything more than a
number OF provinces ruled by a central
and monarchal authority. Well, in their
anomalous condition at the close of the
struggle the Southern states were PROV
| inces but where in history have provinces
| ever acted as did these deSpised states
| The men Of the South had stood up for
| their convictions, and they We're victims
! of the cause OF slavery and were plunged
| by it INTO war. No men on the face Of
the earth ever carried themselves better
or more noblv When ruin was their
portion and their fortunes were poured
| into the open NAV Of war, they arose to
a nobility that was sublime. The church
shook with applause
MIR. Beecher then referred to new
peril the peril of infamous dishonesty
that Of reputation Of the comtry'S debt.
| He claimed that the foreign population
has stood sternly for the payment OF the
| debt, and he wished to be understood as
| hereafter advocating full liberty to the
| humbeSt individual in the masses Of our
foreign citizens. He opposed legislating
| upon til" standard Of finances, saying
Congress could as we'll legislate silver
! into gold.
The silver issue he characterized as
suppressed reputation, and said whoever
campers with the standard of gold tam
pers with everything that is important to
the country's good and prosperity. 1t is
time there was enthusiasm and excite
ment upon this question of the silver
sWindle. Every man, woman and child
ought to stand out in open warfare against
the lntamy OF this suppressed reputation.
He said the prosperity Of this countryis
assured. Speaking candidly, should pre-
Ter the great Republican party by winch
the country was rescued from peril, should
continue to hold the helm, but if its hands
have become parayzed, give me some
other strong hand. If the light Of the
Republican party have been eXtinguished
and can no longer guide the ship of state
along the rocky coast, give us others.
Applause.
We cannot afford to wait for any party.
AS said | should prefer to see the reins
left in Republican hands, but if it is to be
otherwise ordered tell you frankly |
shall not shed tears. Laughter The
dominance of the Democratic party is a
thing in which can candidly say shall
meekly asquiesce and for which | shall
most certainly not find fault with Provi-
dence. Laughter and applause. 1t is
not the downfall Of the Republican party
which we have to fear, but it is the
danger, the awful danger of reputation.
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Failure of Lumber Firms.

ELLSWORTH, Dec. |. j D. Hopkins &
Co., lumbermen and manufacturers of
hemlock extract, have suspended, LA
billties about 100000, about one half
unsecured. Hopkins, Mcdonald & Co.,
composed of nearly the same persons,
steam-mill owners, also suspended. Re
peated and heavy losses by fire, added to
business depression broke them down.
They have the sympathy Of the entire
community
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IOI ED

(01ituqry notices, bcyou1 tie Date Same, oad tge
must be putt tor.)
In Winterport. 10Th ult., Dir. Sylvester Atwood,
aged 81 years and months
In Islesboro, oct. 9TH Walter Pendeton, aged
= years. NOV. 18th, Mrs Jane Dodge, aged about
Is years. Nov 18th Mrs. Martha Ann Warren,
aged - years.
In lsleshoro, Nov 10th, Simon D. sprague Esq
aged 81 years.
AT sea, George NJ. Wilson, Of the late Joseph
Wilson of 1homaston, of yellow fever, Nov. eth, on
the passage between Guantanamo, Cuba, and New
Y rk, and was buried at sea lie was I'd Mate on
board the brig Jesse Rhyuas, Capt Adams was in
his s2d year, and leaves wife and child to mourn
his loss.
In Lincolnyille NOV. 18th, Mary A. Clark, aged -
years and months.
In Rockland Nov. 2l>t, MI. John 7. Berry, ID,
aged 30 years, months and - DAYS.
In Hope, Nov 2ad, of dropSy, Nancy H., wife Of
Mr. Ephraim Payson, aged y years.
In Mt. Desert, Nov. 2lst Nellie ~ Page, daughter
of W H. and Myra Page, aged years and months.
In Bar Harbor, Eden, Nov. eth, Henry Nickerson,
aged 20 years.
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Appointments by the Governor.

The Governor has made the following
nominations Alvin X. Hooper, Ellis
worth, Fish Warden; James Roberts,
Nnalhayen, Pierre McConnvlle, Bangor,
Notary Public; Edwin Lane, Vinalhav-
en-, Inspector of Fish; James Fl. Stuart,
Hampden, Trial Justice; George Hamil-
ION, Dexter, George w. Hall, Bangor,
John X. Mason, Bangor, Ruel s Carter,
Bradley, Sylvester J. Walton, Skowhe-
gan, George F. Hartman, Belfast, John
~ hafolley, Stockton, Justices of the
peace and Quorum Samuel Aiken
Bangor, Pilot for Port of Bangor.
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Maine Central Time-tab
Winter Arrangement.

ANand after Monday, Dec.
lEEEEEEEEEEkkIlNEGl " ,, trains will Ms fol
1se.A4I-I4A14lIAsa11A4lo lows Leave Belfast at s. ID
---------SZ71-a. am, City Point $50 Waldo
s.:t4, Brooks $ 80, Knox 90 Thorndke 9.20, Unity
go, Leonards Crossing 80, arriving nj Durham
at $50 am.
Leave Belfast at 2.55 pm, City Point :o2 Waldo
10, Brooks, 3.}2 knox 3-52, lhorndike lilo, Unity
40. Leonard Crossing 1885, arriN ing At Burnhar,
at 90 pm
Returning-Leave Durham at 10 20 a. m, Leon
ards Crossing 1882 Unity 1850, 1horndikc, II o.
Knox 1l10 Brooks, lbs, Waldo H. 3d. City Point
l2.l3, arriving at Belfast at l22op. N.
Leave Burnham nj } 10 pm, Leonard's Crossing
5.27, Unity, $40, Thornd'ke, 5A, Knox 0S, Brooks
622 Waldo OBJ. city Point GU, arriving at Belfast
655 pm.
Belfast Dee. D, ISL,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-12-06

HUNTS REMEDY cures Briglts Disease, Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Complaints, Diabetes Gravel
and Dropsy. HUNTS REMEDY cures lncontiuencc
Secretion Of Crine, Mental and Physical Debility
Female Weakness, Pain in the Back and Loins
and General Prostitution. HUNTS REMEDY en-
courages sleep. creates an appetite braces up the
system. and renewed health is the result
DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR has sold largely
and been universally recommended BY druggists
as a cure for Heart Disease and has given Sitsiac
ton, as can be seen by reference to a letter re
ceiyed from +. W kinsnan druggist Augusta.
Maine.
"llaying sold AT retail more than a gross ot your
HEART REGrLAro., take pleasure in saving that
1t has given great satisfaction in every case have
heard from. Almost every day receive testmon-
ais similar to the one incloscd.
+. ". hINSMAN."
Send your name to F. L. INGALLS, Concord n
H. for circular containing Il list Of testimonials
OF cures, dc.
The HEART REGULATOR is for sale by druggists
at 30 cents and 81 per bottle. 2w23
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SPECIAL NOTICES
4 CA. rid

To all who suffering from the errors and ndis-
cretions of youth nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C. will send a recipe that will
discovered By a missionary in South America
send selt-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
1. lNMAN. station D, Bible House, Aear }orL.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-12-06

The Blackfect Indians are very much alarmed at
the attitude assumed by Sitting Bull Fears are
entertained of trouble Sitting Bull says he would
like to know when the Almighty gave the Canadi
an Government the authority to keep the Indians
from killing buffalo Sixty Teton Sioux have join
ed Sitting Bull since the Commission met He as
SurncS an air Of supreme defiance
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SHIP NE w 5.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Nov. 2sth schrs. joachim, Getchell, Salem; Martha
A. Brewer Mcfarland, Boston.
Dec. lst, schrs. George shattuck, Carter, Boston;
Lizzie Poor, Dckey, do; ID. X Arey. Pattershall,d
Dec. Sd, schrs. Maabar, Holloway, New York ;
Susan & Phebe, klwell Boston.
Dec. 4th schr. Radiant, Hardy, Portland
Dec. 9TH, schr. Empire, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
Dec. LIST, schrs. Mary Farrow, Warren, Northpor;
Orion, Patterson Newburyport; Abby Gale. Darby
Boston; Cameo, Slower, do; Earl, Pattershal, do :;
Mazourka, Holmes, do; Sea Flower, Robbins, Grand
AIenan.
Dec. 3D. sehrs Esperunza. Smalley, Philadelphia /:
VIM. q. Eadie, Ryder Hurricane Island.
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Something little like winter in this weather

Policeman EiliS accompanied the boy tramp
Brown To the Reform School on Monday
The cold wave has swept over the land. the
fleidty has departed and rain is falling again as
,y. write,
n,or +ba s,ddn<t si.,l,tsi.a family. .;+.;,,.I,.
,,.f,s+ ,bo, tto,. ha,... i,,,.. eo......,, =,
1-.san - '''''
l4f S'"' ~ rr7',eI'eN. y belfast has Just
A'' P''''7 ''''' W" o'N 10 '''eiPo'l III
."'''' ''9
'>'I nay '''' = 'ieo'''E d ne" building on Fed
Y oo "seu 'or the
Noodeoek has new lot of those beautiful and
heap oSgood hehotype eugravingS They are
iag ike hot cakes
t-S J. c Gates is IN possession OF Gala lily
tut mammoth variety. that has reached the
height Of tive feet
windows l,y.. na,n ,lsc.l T., H.. ,,...,,;.
1Ic and the roaf j naa,Ir- sI,+aa ,,.l.iol ot,,.
tf... .,,tsit. ,r.-l-
y 0'ei ~ ase1
'e'''''' !" 'i''7 V''2 =" Jan
WE pawn "i pdy Lodge OF food lemPlars was
-.ltited al East Knox on Monday, by Worthy
Ian einllar Charles Baker
N'trlcrS u the Unitarian church next Sunday
e-ug at o'clock Lecture by the pastor. Rev
BNbv. Oh the Rights of Children
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TN. b-.,,.,.,.,,t.. ch.oj No.to, ,l,a.-,...,.
u.rodtb4 lc,Iru,l,,. iao tbat ANNA. a,,,,.. I'LL. !
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''t'' " ''o' N'oN' 'aS I"S' l4''' PASSAGE rom
N '"tN '' ''''"" "N "'' wa! L" h'om"n' III -
roun- som at rhe Eev Mr. Goolcnoug was
'..'N i''" Il sl'a "''e >hdin1 one day last
anu receive" SERIOUS ""lHu across me
'p'e pam
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DOC FOUND

NAME to the house Of the subscriber, in the tow
~ of Waldo, Il Hound, wearing a collar marke,
G. .. Wyman. The owner is requested to prov,
and take the dog away.
lw23t JOHN A. l.. SPAUIpING.
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DR.. shiloh's system vitalizer

We are authorized 10 guarantee this remedy for
the cure of Dyspepsia, Inactive Liver. Sour Stom
ach, Constipation, Loss of Appetite, coming up Of
Food, elbow Skin and General languor and De
bility You must acknowledge that this would be
rununs unless had positive evidence that it
viii cole. lou who are suffering from these com
plants these words are addressed-and will YOU
continne 10 snffrr when you can be cured on such
terms 1t is for you to determine. Sample boi
tie lG cents; regular size - cents. Sold by Rich
ard Ii. Moody
10000 die annually by neglecting Cough Cold
OF Group: often leading TO Consumption and the
grave Why will you neglect important mat
ter when you can get at our store SHILoH'S Con
SUMPTION CURE with the assurance of a speedy
recovery. For soreness across the Chest or Lungs
or Lame Back or Side SHlLoH's Porous PLASTER
gives prompt relief Sold by Richard H. Moody.
HAcKAIErAcK. Il popular and fragrant perfume.
Sold by Richard II. Moody, Belfast Me, elsewhere
by dealers generally
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Pills, Potlons and Pungencies.

When n man is 4'roO1td TO the spot" by fear does
he branch ont before he leaves INomisown
hef"lu-
,,, q ',''' r'ii'Hs N'''''''i""' ''"'
v-h,,. I'LL, ,.;,,a ;,..
the shoemaker will give him Il lift, il hes got a
Der Of any coored society because no matter
XIII ipfi T.r'I3 Nv ""''i'' y" '''N
o.o,, 49,. r.
it Will terminate in that dreadful disease con
lr 'm",e ,na. PI'J"ui|t eIistS
tess TO cure a cough OF cold when bordering on
but we can assure our readers that Wlsr >F's RAJ
HA1 or ll, illhh WILL 10 AL 'ls ana IN hak
ed to terminate seriously We we're however %
fortunate as to secure several bottles of WIsrARS
r. TIL , IA +l ~ ~ . IT. III
To those suffering in like manner we recommend
this excellent preparation
Lyi,, fI d. Nr , Go! ,c VI 'lle Nnloh'ic'
80 ccnts and - a hottie Soia Nv an 5rnrrists
J., sa;,, M .,;,,,,.u a.. .,,4,,I,.:
WAYS seated first In other words she is thr senior
eater of the occasion \. Y. Com. Adv.
THE AMOUNT OF TESTIMONY in favor of DIR.
c,lo,,,,... p,,.,,;, s..,.. .. ,,.
'H' i"' eA'eeos al '"' can Dc Drought 10 support
the pretenslons of any other medicine. See DR..
Schencks Almanac, which can be had Of any
,......;.4 e. 49,.
D'"SSlSt' l''e VI ch"ISe' containing 'Ac cef'lh-
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There were tfty-four failures in Boston last
month. Liabilities 81 $50 2l2 TO- assets S245 ,O83
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Astonishing Success.

Ii is the duty of every person who has used
BoSCHEES GERMAN SYRUP to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing Con
sumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma Pneu-
mona, aud il fact all throat and lung diseases No
person can use il without immediate relief Three
doses will relieve any ease and consider it the
duty of all Druggists to recommend it to the poor
dying consumptivc, at least to try one bottle as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year and no
one ease where il failed was reported. Such Il
medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too
widely known. Ask your Druggists about it,
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents Regular
size - cents. For sale by R. Il. Moody, Belfast ;
kittrdge, Rockland; Fletcher, Camden; Smith 4
Sons, Searsport Robinson, Thomaston; also to be
found in W aldoboro and Bucksport.
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No Failure Known!

There is no ease on record where DIR, Morris
Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound has
failed to give satisfaction. On the other hand
wherever it has been used by our people, in severe
colds coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group, whoop-
ing cough, and consumption, they are enthusiastic
gerous drug, it does not constpate and is safe to
administer in all conditions of health This is an
important announcement, and the suffering are ad
vsed to heed it. Trial size, 10 cts large size, SO
cts, and One Dollar. Sold by W. 0. Poor d Son,
sole agents for Belfast, A. J. Jordan agent for Or
land, X. b. Slower, agent for Bucksport. Also
agents for Prot. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup,
which is sure death to worms, pleasant to take
end requires no physic.
Price 25 cents. Try it,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18

and the gravest reelection which we have been
able to bestow upon the subject Whilst we are
no less inspired with admiration for the dignifed
and resolute manner in which you consistently
maintained your claims To the Gubernatorial
chair by virtue of the election held in November
last than we are solemnly impressed with the
validity of your title to the Office we are unani-
nous in the belief that to prolong the contest in
the absence of that moral aid TO which we
feel ourselves and party justly entitled at
the hands of the National Administration,
installed In large measure through the
same agencies which are now held to be INSULT
Gent for maintenance, will be to incur the re-
sponsibility of keeping alive partisan prejudices
which are in the last degree detrimental to the
best interests of the people of the State, and
perhaps of precipitating physical conflict that
could have but one result to our defensaless
constituency. We cannot afford to contribute
however indirectly, TO such a catastrophe. even
in the advocacy of what we know to be our
rights We are agreed, therefore, in oounseling
you to discontinue the struggle for the occupancy
OF the Gubernatorlal chair convinced as we are
that IN view OF the disastrous odds TO which its
maintenance has been subjected by the action of
the National Administration, your retirement
viii involve no surrender of principles nor will
Its motive be Inexperienced by the great body
of that political party to which, in common With
ourselves, you are attached, and whose success
in the past in this State has been ennobled BY
your INTEL gent and unseltish services.
We have the honor to be, very respectfully
yours,
(Signedl ROBERT B. ELLIOTT,
Attorney General.
THOMAS c. Dunn,
Comptroller-G General.
JoHN r. ToLBERr,
Superintendent of Education.
I. L. CARDoZA
Treasurer.
S. G. JAMES KENNEDY
Adjutant and lnspector-General.
II. 4. HAYNE
Secretary of State
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
The FOster.MattheWs Letters.

The Foster Matthews letters and the ac-
companying statements show these facts
That there was no bargain Is in the
matter in any sense of the term the South
ern Democrats asked for some assurances
with which they could justify their course
to their constituents, but they made no
absolute promise on their side and received
nothing save statements as To what Messrs.
Matthews and Foster believed President
Hayes would do.
That there was no pretense on the part
Of Mtssrs Foster and Matthews that they
possessed any authority from the Presi-
dent-elect to negotiate in his behalf or
make terms Tor him with anyone; their
letters are carefully wofded to show that
they are only expressions of opinion, de
rived from personal acquaintance with Mr.
Hayes and individual familiarity with his
opinions, but not written after consulta-
ton with him or by his authority
That the assurances then given by these
gentlemen have not as vet been in any re-
spect falsified. The intention of the Pres
ident to so deal with 1.-THE Southern ques-
ton" as 10 terminate the military pol
icv," which has worked so wretchedly in
the past, is well.known, and there is no
doubt that he is firmly resolved to effect
such a solution of this knotty problem
as shall devolye upon The South the whole
duty of managing its local matters
and shall end the constant intervention of
the National troops in the home affairs of
that section, il being always under.Ood
that no sacrifice of Equal Rights shall be
involved. In so doing he will fully jus
tify all that there really is in the Mat
thews- Foster assurances" which con
tain nothing upon which to base that de.
mand for preciptate action which now
forms the staple of Democratic com
plant
: That the President is in no manner
committed by these documents; he is not
responsible for them and might pursue Il
course precisely opposite to that outlined
in them without bad faith on his part,
except in so far as some reputation of
the declarations of his letter of acceptance
and Of his inaugural address should be in
volvcd.
That these documents afford no founda-
ton whatever for any charge of bad faith
against anyone; the worst that can be
fairly said of them on the one side is that
their writers were not justified in even
seeming to seek to commit the new Adj
ministration to any particular policy
without definite authority, and On the
other that their judgment was at fault,
and that by their honest errors they mis-
led others at an important crisis. Detroit
Trtbltne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18

situation, the safer the counsel.
The Hayes family are pa,riciaus by ma.
ture and culture, but democrats in thought
and practice.
1t is only the parvenues of society who
are set up by little brief authority
and the evanesc ent condition of office.
holding.
The Hayes household will return to
their beloved homestead the same courte.
Gus, quiet, happy, self-contained group,
learning IN their present high position no
naughty and autocratic airs, nor setting
themselves above their old neighbors and
friends as dictators in fashion and social
customs because of honors at Washington
Cora ". OOrAS, IN journal of Commerce.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18

Two very remarkable lathes have
recently been made in London, with
the view of being prepared to turn
out rapidly a succession of eighty-ton
guns, and. if requisite, to set to work
upon monsters still more tremendous
These lathes are nearly eighty feet
long, and fitted with double saddles
and quadruple gearing, and made SO as
to be capable of slicing off iron shay
ings eight inches broad, and thick in
proportion, at a cut. Mention is also
made of a vast and powerful crane
which has been planned and is about
to be erected at the Woolwich gun fac
tories. 1t is described rs a kind of
circular traveller. On a strong pedes-
tai, thirty-two feet high, two arms or
branches Will radiate horizontally, like
the hands of a watch, the eTtremities
of which will rest upon circular
platform supported by columns. The
benches will be moved by steam power
all around the compass, pivotlng on
the center. and it is estimated that,
with the tackle with which 1t is to be
provided, they will lift the prodigious
weight of ] 900 tons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18

"A French paper says that ian
American company proposes to intro
duce fur seals from Alaska into Lake
Superior. The temperature of the
lake is considered to he sufficiently
cold for the purpose, and the company
hopes to obtain from Congress and the
Canadian Parliament an act protecting
the creatures from slaughter for TWEEN
ty wears. after which time it is sup
posed they will be sufficiently acclima-
Tied and numerous to form subjects
of sport" As the fur seal is a marine
animal and Lake superior IS a body of
fresh water, the success of tb,; expert
ment and even the authenticity of the
story is at least doubtful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
ADDREss 20 ~. cnANnERIArs.

COLUMBIA 5. c.. April 10.
To His Excellcncy ID. II. Chamberlain. Gov
fGD1r:
DEAR STR-Recurring t. the views seyerally
expressed by Us during the personal conference
we bad the honor to hold with YOU yesterday in
regard 10 the political complications which have
grown rut Of the late canvass in TINS STATE, we
leg leave % apprise YOU formally of the conclu-
ai"ns ~ have reached after mature celebration
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-18
SLANG is language in the embryo.
SuVerstit1On.

panacea, or cure-nlln II one Of tho
myths of the age Of supe sttion. Or. L. V.
Pierce does not recommend any one Of even
hls whole Isl Of standard remedies as ade-
quate to cure every disease For severe lin
re Ing coughs. bronchial, throat and chronic
lung diseases, he believes his Golden Mcdi-
cal Discovery is unsurpassed. but II viii not
cure you II your lungs are h If wastd by
consumption The Discovery not o ~ cg-
erciscs potent influence owe" pulmonary
affections, hy asOn Of its prctOral proper
ties, but possesses also the most valuable al
teratyc, or II Cd cleansing rrop rli"., and Is
therefore a sovereign r mCdy IN blood ana
skin affections But Will h VIII cure scrof-
ulous and OH ulcers or sores, biO'ches,
pimpl 5, aud erIpiOus il ~ill not cure can
Ger, nor does IFS manufacturer Claim any
such merit Tor it p j. done by pr lrie ors Of
other luud-clcauing medicine, who dis
honestly tfy 81 deceive the afflicted into The
belief that their Preparations viii accom-
pli-h impO. sit,'tics. BY reason 0i Is r,al
intrinsic merit il has sale surprising that
OF any other blood aud cough medicine.
MEDICAL SUCCESS la which every poor,
suffering man. woman and child throughout
the Iaud j. Geeply intvrcs ed--CoLLIVs' Vol
TAIc PLA=-EHs. They are without price, al
most, since they cost but y cents, They cure
every tx erugl Pain and Ache.