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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12
EUROPE.


LONDON june IL. The Berlin correspondent
OF the Telegraph says the French ambassador to
Germany, Vicomto Goutane Birou. Is expected to
leave Berlin To-Day for an indefinite period. The
reason OF his departure is unknown.
France. . a,... 3.
The non.appearance Of Prince Hohenlohe, the
German ambassador to France, at the last soiree
given by Marshal Mcmahon, is q subject Of much
comment in the German capital.
Russia. -ala ,s.
A correspondent in Berlin telegraphs that after
Russia's reply to Earl DeIhy's Eote had been pre-
sen,ed in London by Schovalof Baron April, the
Russian ambassador in Berlin, contdentislly CON-
muncated its contents to the German govern
ment
An Interview. .5s. 81.
Baron Bullion, German ambassador to London,
had an audience with the Emperor, Saturday, and
u IL believed that the interview bad some eonnec-
ton with the Russian reply. 1t is stated that the
reply will be communicated to the powers. 1
Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA. June IL. The Egyptian contin.
gent Of troops for Turkey sailed escorted by four
turkish men-of-war.
Germany and France.
PARIS, June IL. The Messenger de Paris an.
nonnces that Prince Hoheuohe, the German am
bssssdor gave the French government Yesterday
most satisfactory assurances of Germapy's pacific
intentions.
Arrived. eae
The Canadian Pilgrim. have arrived at Rome.
Italy.
ROME, June IL. The elections have e1mmcnc.
ed for the provincial councillors of Rome, and
have so far resulted favorably to the liberals. No
clerical candidates have been successful.
The Cretans.
LONDON, June 10. A telegram from Athens
says the Porte, have finally rejected the demands
OF the Cretan Assembly, the Christian population
of Crete are now firmly les olyed to defend their
rights by force Of arms. A general rising is ex-
pected
Partial insunectionary movements in Epirus
and Ihessaly are assuming more decided char
acter. 1851
Arrival.
PARIS, June IL. The Grand Duke Alexis has
arrived here from Brest.
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Order Revoked.

The World says Secretary Sherman has II
voked hls order removing Deputy Collector Tai
ner. The order was the result of misunderstan,
ing.
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WSEDOBUkO.
Launched.

WALDoBoRo', June IL. The new ship, Willie
Reed, fifteen hundred tons, built by A. X. Reed &
Co.. at Wadoboro'. was successfully launched
Monday forenoon. Il is built of white oak and
har pine. Length Of keel one hundred and
ninety feet, depth twenty six feet, breadth forty
feet No pains or expe nse have been spared to
make her firstciass, and one of the best vessel.
ever built in Waldoboro'. 1t is owned by the
builders, parties in New York and Capt o. s.
Yates of Bristol, who will commander her. Her
rate is AL eleven years French LloyIs.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Strike.

Strike.
PoTTsvILLE, June IL. On Saturday, miners
and boys numbering eleven hundred, at seven
collieries of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre com.
panies in the upper Leigh region, struck against
the reduction of wages which went into effect
June LIST. mass meeting was held to-day to
discuss the situation. A general reduction OF
wages will be made in that region, and it is
thought the strikers will be Obliged to resume
work at reduced rates.
Horse Race.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL. At the Point Breeze
Park races to-day, the followin are the sum-
maries:
Free for all purse-Nettie, Spill; Judge
Fullerton, 2 2 20; Lady Maude. 1882.
Time-224 IA, 2.26 "a. 2.23 IA, 2.24, 2 26 "a
Two twenty six class--Royal George, 3 l |;
General Howard 223: Hammie 30 SO.
Time-23l IA, 2 81 3 4. 2.32, 2.27 3.4.
The three minute clsss was won by Rosewood
The best time was 247 IA.
Two fifty class-Black Frank, IL; David
Wallace, 2; Resell 3. Time 2 33, 226 IL
236 IL.
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YER MONT.
Serious Accident.

BENNINGTON, June IL. Yesterday afternoon a
young man named Blow, accompanied by two
young ladies', cousins, of the same name. and their
little fve-year-old brother, were walking in a field
near Tufheld Blows house, east of Bennington,
the young man having old shot gun which was
capped but supposed 10 be unloaded, to frig hten
the girls. He snapped the gun at them, when 60
ing off it hit in the right bre asst and the other
in the back. From one wound seventy shot holes
were counted, and possibly fatal. The other was
slightly wounded.
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Boston Stock List.

tsales at the Brokers' Board.I
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ALAIsA VI A.
An Inquiry Answer d.

NEW YORK, June IL. A delegation of Ala
bama republicans called at the White House this
morning to inquire if Northern men are to be
turned out of office 10 that State, simply because
they were Northern men. The President replied
in the first place, that he did not approve of turn
ing out any efficient officials. Where he WAS sat
isied Northern men had gone South simply for
the purpose of procuring Office, he believed in dis
charging them 20 make room for representative
republicans. hut where Northern man had iden-
titled himself with the interests of the people he
believed in allow ing him to hold office if he per-
formed the duties efficiently.
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Fayette Locals.

Fsyette Locals.
On Saturday last your correspondent assisted
in sising barn for Mr.. Gilbert Underwood, of
the firm of G. & g. Underwood, the celebrated
breeders of Hereford stock, at Fayettc Mills
The site is on the Dea. Mason farm, between the
Mills and Kents Hill, which farm is now owned
by Mr. w. The barn is 96 f. long, 46 #. wide
and 20 It. posts between joints, with granite eel
lar under the whole. AT halfpsst eight the first
"band' was raised and at half past ten the body
was all in good shape, not q mistake or accident
of any kind. A dwelling and ou,bu ldings to
match are to be erected, and when the whole are
completed and furnished with the splendid stock
which the owner has ON hand for both the barn
and tine house. it will be one of the attractive
residences in western Kennebec. We noticed
among others present the stalwart form and
smiling face Of Rev. E. Nugent, Pastor of the
Baptist church in Fsyette. The able architect of
of this barn Is Mr.. Samuel Knowles of Chester.
vile.
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WASHINGTON.
Financial. d"


WASHINGTON, June IL. The secretary Of the
treasury to-day called in for redemption fifteen
million dollars bonds consos Of 1866 on which in
terest cease Sept. llth A call is for S., 100000
registered, and $40 100000 coupon bonds.
Promotion.
Jasper Smith, consul at Funcha MADEIRA, is
promoted to commercial agency at nottingham,
England.
Naval Matters.
The Secretary of the Navy with the chiefs OF
several bureaus 10 the department, leave to-mor-
row for inspection Of northern navy yards.
Rear Admiral Howell, chief bureau of yards
and docks is acting secretary during the absence
OF Secretary Thompson.
Internal Revenue.
The receipts of internal revenue is sos, O79;
customs S360,Sl3.
Treasury Department.
The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that
the principal and accrued interest of the bonds
designated and known as "hve-twenty bonds of
the act Of March g. 1865. and consos Of 1865, will
be paid at the treasury of the U. s., in the city Of
Washi ngton, on or about the llth Of September,
1877, and that interest on said bonds will cease on
that day.
Appointment.
c. B. Daskam, Asst Chief of the independent
treasury division office of the Sec'y of the treas
ury, has been appointed Oh ef of the division, and
u. b. Morgan, fourth class clerk, has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the pro-
motion of Daskam.
Personal.
Upon Mr.. Kasson's arrival in Washington, the
mission to Austria, which it is understood he
would originally have preferred had 1t been va
cant when he was appointed Minister to Spain
was rendered to him by the President, and he hs,
accepted it.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
1aily Semaetse gourmal.
- - lHa-
PORTLAND.
The Friends Meeting.

PORTLAND, June IL. In the meeting to day, it
was reported that the loss in number of Elders
during the year, by death and removal, exceeded
additions by four. Whole number of ministers
now belonging in New England one hundred and
eight; elders two hundred and twenty-five. Fif-
teen ministers and four ministers have died dur
log the year.
At the meeting Of the Friend, this evening"
Prof. Plincy L. Chase of IIayeroTd College, Pa.
delivered lecture on edncation.
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Chicago Produce Market.

IhIcaEO, June 1T, IssI
FLOUR-Extra spring. 81 73as 30.
wHEAT-No. 2 spring, a5-a -; cash 551a
53h; July 53ls August No. 3. $50 q 1 53t (;
AZ On rejected, a5-a 95-.
CoRN-No. mixed. t6ti cash ak; July. AK
August. 4gs.
OATS $40. each. s6is july 2s. August.
RYE-No. :, CSC.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, 60 a00c.
PORK - Cash, IL 75-al3 eTh. July. IL 65 = !;
August, IL 80.
LARD-Cash, OS- cash; i0--ag Is july:
August . 42aa9.42L.
BULK MEATo--choulders, 5-a-e; short rib
sides, la &C; short clear rib, ia c.
WHISKEY-Western,l ~.
kREiGHTS-Corn TO. Bun aio. &C.; wheat do,
ic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The town clock. having run on tick for num-
Der of years, bearing a striking resemblance to
human beings who run their face, has been taken
down to be cleansed, oiled and otherwise put in
good running condition. We are inclined to make
this explanation for fear there should be an i'm
pre- ssion in the community that the staid old clock
was on time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

DIR. LighthiIl has concluded to remove.from the
Mansion House. lie doesn't like Thayer's new
method Of heating his rooms. He is fearful it
will not have salutary effect upon his patients.
And SO the doctor has gone to the Augusta House,
where he may be Consulted on diseases of the eye,
ear, throat and lungs. We are glad to learn that
he has had good success In his profession since
his return to Augusta. Those who want TO con-
suit this eminent physici an should bear n mi nd
til his stay here may be limited They should
receive his advice at once,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The Lewiston Journal relates that man de-
posted in the Androscoggin County Savings Bank.
Saturday, package of bills the identical money
drawn from the bank during the temporary scare
of year ago. He has lost in dividends about
sl75 by the operation but has done better than
many in keeping his treasure in hand during the
time.
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Disasters at Sea.

Sch. Rebecca NJ. Atwood, of Deer Isle, on
voyage to Liverpool, sprung leak and was aban.
doned at sea. The vessel was insured for thirty
five hundred dollars.
Sch Fair Play of Isle au Haut, was sunk few
days since by colliding with soop Velocity, in
Deer Isle thoroughfare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

Painful as it may be, the season for drowning
accidents has set In and we feel to raise the voice
of warning. We want no such items. The Ken
nebec river and the various ponds throughout the
county are claiming their victims. The catalogue
will show that the best swimmers are those who
venture most and lose their lives. In one day last
week we reported four boys who were drowned
while bathing.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
ARRAY.

BERLIN, June IL. The Reichsanzeiger states
that official intelligence has been received from
Yorkohams, June 9th, that an affray had taken
place between some men belonging TO the German
man of-war Elizabeth, and party of French sail
ors. One Of the latter was killed and two mortal
ly wounded. The provocation apparently came
from the Frenchmen. Steps will be taken to in
stitute searching and impartial inquiry into this
lamentabe occurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The Copsecook Paper Mill Company. IN Gardi-
ner, of which II. f. Merriam, Esq. is agent, have
been adding to their machinery by putting in
new Hunt Water Wheel" and setting in motion
four more drying cylinders. to enable them to
manufacture much better quality of paper than
heretofore, in 4 much less time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

1t does take some time TO get familiar with the
change in the running time of the cars. So
thought the old fellow who, with carpet bag in
hand came to the depot yesterday, and waited
around nearly an hour to take the quarter to
twelve train for Boston. lie learned to his great
consternation and astonishment, that change had
been msde,snd under the new arrang ement the
train left at seventeen minutes past ten. The elder
1y gentleman retraced his steps homeward, with a
more decided grasp upon his carpet bag and I'M
uttered "swesr strugg ling for EXPIRE sson upon his
face His family never will know, probably, the
Gesson why he didn't take the train yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The first of last week, as Mrs. Chas. H. Davis of
West Sidney, was returning home from this city +,
and when short distance beyond the residence
of Thos. Fuller, ESQ., the whitfletrce Of the wsg
on became unfastened; she got out and fixed it
and as she got into the wagon, the horse which
had become uneasy, began to back the wagon,
which went over Q steep embankment, throw I'M
Mrs. Davis out. and down some fifteen or twenty
feet. ipJuring her very severely. so that she has
been UNCONSCIOUS nearly all the time since, but
was at last accounts q little more comfortable
though still in very critical condition.
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BATH.
Launched.

BATH, June IL. Launched to-day by Goss &
Sawyer, fine ship of 1900 tons, named Forest
Belle, and owned by the builders-W ii. Besse OF
New Bedford, Capt. Allen Noyes, late of barque
Alden Besse, who commands her, and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

A number Of hard working men, with fam lilies,
in this city, talk of forming colony and settling
in the Aroostook county. That is something
practical. and more substantial than the Black
Ii ills dreams.
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NJ ASSAClilIS ETTS.
Murder.

NORTHAMPTON, June IL. Jared Wheeler, col
ored, aged 26 living near Hatafeld. murdered his
aunt, Harriet Wheeler, yesterday, with club.
There is said to have been some spite between the
parties, which may have been the cause of the
murder.
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TENN SS


MEMPHIS. June IL. The flood on Wolf river
caused break of over mile on the Memphis 4
Louisville railroad. No trains on either Of the
five roads leading out Of the city. ~
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TILToN, June IL. Charles H. Payson, living
wife this afternoon, coming behind her while she
was washing, and struck her three blows with an
axe, utting two gashes over four inches long III
her head exposing the brain, and one in the
shoulder. The wounds are probably fatal. Of
fcer Long arrested him coon after. Payson wa.
arrested by his wfes two sons, who held him till
the officers came. He was intox cated.
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Struck by Lightning.

Fishing schooner E. II. Norton of Wellheet
was struck by lightning the morning of June 9TH
off Nomans land, and both masts badly damaged
None of the crew were hurt. The schooner pro-
ceeded to this place for repairs.
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Freshet.

OMAHA, June II. Elk Horn river continues
very high. The bottom lands are oyerhowed,
damaging the crops, as we'll as preventing plant
ing. The Missouri river is now feet inch, and
still Kissing. The bottoms are entirely overtiowed,
and the railroad company have been obliged
move their engines and ears from their shops i
high ground,
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GORHAM.


PORTLAND. June IL. Rev. Edward Hunting.
ton was insta He'd pastor of the Congregations
church in Gorham this evening. Prof. Barbour
of Bangor preached the sermon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The horse belonging to George Z. Week., sup
posed to have been burned in the Mansion House
fire, has turned up. Mr.. Lancaster of Farming
dale, captured the horse in that town, yesterday.
The animal was pretty badly scorched. Mr.
Weeks lost his carriage, robes. &c, in the fire.
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iMarrito.

In Portland, 9th inst, Enoch 4. willard to Miss
Carrie W. Tenant both of Portland.
In Dover, 18th ult, Charles T. Wharf to Miss
Annie A. Howard, both OF Gulford.
In Guillori, goth ult., Alphonso Holmes to Miss
Lizzie NJ Ellis, botn OF Parkman.
In Atkinson, 3st ult, Theodore III. Wynn n of
Sebec to Alice NJ. Snow of Atkinson.
In Foxcrot, 10Th ult., $. ID. EdeS to Hattie f.
Carleton.
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CUBA.
Postal Matters .

HAVANA, June 10. The Havana Post Office Of
fciss have set at defiance the provisions of the in
ternationa postal treaty of Berne. and continue
charge extra postage Of about % cts. in gold CON-
upon letters prepaid in the United States, and
which should be delivered here, postage free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

New ORLEANS, June IL. Four ships, drawing
Is feet inches, to 20 feet inches, put to sea
through Southwest Pass without detention.
Bark Amo. drawing Is feet inches, went
through the Jetties.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Brutality.

NEWPORT, June IL. John Clay, an Irishman,
in this city recently beat two of his children for
not attending the church school. One of them,
it is thought, will die.
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pearl-cased opera glass was left in the Baptist
church, on the occasion Of the recent concert.
The owner eau have the same by calling at Rev.
Mr.. Tiden's study, in the rear of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The State Conference of the Second Aivensts
will be holden in this city. at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms, commencing this Tuesday evening at half
past seven o'clock. The meeting is to continue
three daya
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AT last the sun again appears and is gladly vel
coined by those who were somewhat in doubt as
whether ii had gone off on its summer vacation.
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Weather. indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, winds mostly from the South,
stationary or higher temperature, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

Capen, Russell aud others, who have been lux
uratipg at Mooschead Lake, have returned, great
ly pleased with their trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

There will be a special meeting of Augusta
Lodge. +. Il A. NJ, this evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Work in the third degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-12

The Kenncbec County Agricultural Society will
held its annual show and fair at Readfcld, Oct.
,, 3 and 1.
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BASE BALL.

At Providence. Buckeyes ], Rhode Islands o.
AT Philadelphia. Dostons 4, Athletic 2.
At Manchester Manchesters 5, Allegbanys 2.
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The pension Office III this city is to be discontn-
ued after the first day OF July. greatly to the re-
greet and actual loss of pensioners in this vicinity
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Local AMI State Nems.

"Free coach to the Mansion House l''-shall we
lever hear that again at the depot
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Our citizens are again indebted, for the saving
of much valuable property, to the works of the
Augusta Water Company.
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The steamer Henry Morrison is expected up
river some time the last of this week.
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NEBR ASKA.

PARIS, June IL. The Grand Duke Alexis b
arrived here from Brest.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT

New YORK. June ii, lsfT.
Money was easy at sa2 GER cent on call. For.
eign exchange advanced to 4s7l ior bankers u NJ
and 4ss- ais Y for demand. Gold opened at i05--
and closed nj i04'. Loans aia2 per cent.
Customs receipts, sl77 90d. Treasury iisbursed
e35 800 interest t55i200 ior bonds and 0Ov for
silver,
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PROVIDENCE, June IL. President Hayes has
accepted the invitation OF the General Assembly
OF Rhode Island 10 be present at the reunion Of
the army societies in this city. upon June Goth.
President Hayes will leave Boston for Provi-
dence at eight o'clock on the morning of June IS
and next day will be the guest of Governor Van
Zandt at Newport
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati June IL. 1877
PORKE tlS 50a00 90 Clear aides, 7xa-
LARU- BACON
Steam, as Is shoulders, 5ka--
Kettle, 10a 80 Clear rib sides. 5an
BULK MEATS Clear sides, aRk
Shoulders, I 59ao- WHISKEY-. GAL x
Clear rib aides, o--a1A
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Sidney Locals.

Sidney Locals.
Mr. Martin L. Reynolds recently turned two
heifers into pasture, from which they broke out
. few days since. They have now become so wild
that it is found impossible to capture them. Dill
gent search has been made for them, but when
seen, they dart into the woods like wild deer, as
though frightened out of their senses.
The crows have pulled up and effectually des-
troyed half acre of potatoes belonging to Mr..
Seden Dyer.
The Sunday School organized some time since
in Dist. No. 2, is we'll attended by parents and
children.
Ambrose Hayward aud VIM. Berry were hoist
ing building the other day, belonging to Lau-
ristou Guild, when it lurched and fell from the
jack-screws, precipitating it to the ground, and
staving 1t in pieces. The amateur holsters con-
cluded not to repair that building.
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From the Renowned and Gallant Col
Gtbbs. Of Tennessee.

LAWRENcEBUd, Tenn, Nov 9, 1876.
DIR. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-For many years was afflicted with
Catsrrh, but in 1872 was attacked with . severe
pain through the forehead and eyes. When
coughed OF made sudden m ovement, the pain
was like the stab of q knife. The physicians and
remdies l employed gave me no relief. At last |
procured package of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
and used it according to directions. 1t gave me
immediate relief. l continued for few mon this
and was entrdy cured, and have not since had q
symptom of the disease. Others have used it up
on my Recommendation with the same result. re
gard it as an infallible remedy.
Yours thankfully.
tlt T.. GIBBS.