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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21
SDLSfD Az LAST.
The Sequel of n Twenty Years mys,
terry.

Cleveland Leader OF Saturday.
In 1853, Harlow Case, the Collector Of
the port OF Sandusky, ex-Deputy Post
master o! Buffalo, eX-Tressurer of Erie
county New York, and man wei!
known to thousands OF lake men. got
into fit OF kleptomania, which ended
in his walking off with twenty thousand
dollars OF Uncle Sans money aad the
young and ravishingly beautiful wife OF
his Deputy collector-Anson Francis.
In Marcp, 1876, the Leader gave all
account OF now a returned Ohio mis-
siouary had stumbled upon Case snd
Mrs. Francis in the Island OF CeylOn,
where they were living in q semi-regsi
style bu. most unhappiiy. Mrs Francis
was on her death bed with remorse, and
before she died told all to the missionary
stating that ever since the first wild joys
and excitement OF guilty love had fled,
she had been suffering unutterable an
guish. She then passed away, penitent
child CT sin. This report came beneath
the eye of q gentleman VINO called al this
office and partially corroborated II by
stating tina: be was acquainted with
Francis, who was then living in Mime
sofa somew here. He claimed to have
known him il the express bushes. Ia
1868, whom Francis told MN his side OF.
the story, how he had spent all his
money travelling over Europe IN search
O, Case and his wife, and finally given up
in despair. Following this came CON-
munica.ion from sceptic!e source,
throwing di.creGi. upon the reports pub
lished and giving considerable more IN
formation about Case. From this gen
,Iemau j. now received the sequel OF the
entire mystery. Those VINO nave read
the previous accounts OF this sad story,
will unders:aI d the allusiOus to receipts
OF money by Francis, to whom case WAS
said to have sent several sums:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, December 20.-MoNEY-
Loaned up to Lie per cent. and interest
per diem, closing at 4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5@7 per cent. Gus
toms receipts $2Sl,0O0. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $l65,000 Clear
ings $l9,OO0000. Sterling firm, for &C
tual business; long 4824i short 1856.
GoLD-Opened 1929, and closed at
1929. Carrying rates from 4 to 6 per
cent. Loans also made fat. The steam.
ship Bothina brought 100000 in gold
coin.
SILvER-At London SAD; here, silver
bars are 1909, green backs; III, gold; sill
yer coin J per cent. discount.
oyERNMENTs-Firm.
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What Nigh, Have Been Heard

Almost any day during the Centennial,
knot OF physicians might have been
seen gathered around the elegant glass
case, standing in the Main building, in
which Benson's Capcine PsrOus Plaster
was exhibited, discussing its merits and
superiority over other porous plasters, and
the listner might have heard words OF
warm praise iall from their lips as they
spoke OF the revolution ii would likely
effect in remedies for diseases treated eX-
ternally, such as rheumatism, lame and
weak back. spinal and kidney disease,
sciatica, lumbago. sprsins, bruises and all
aches pains and of local nature. With these
opinions the Centennial jurors who were
also learned physicians, were in perfect
accord and awarded the manufacturer of
Benson's Capcine Plaster the only medal
given 10 pOrOds p.asters. To avoid fraud
SEE that the word Capcine is cut through
each plaster. Sold everywhere. Price 25c.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN
TIE DAILY REGISTER.

one Squares inch space.
One time............S IS One mOnth....S 6 90
Two tineS.......... l - Three months. u GU
One week............ 2 50 one year........ - %
One square cnangeahle once week $50.
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements To- occupy fixed places -
per cent additional.
Cuts WI! DC charged double for space
occupied
DoCtICs CIumn advertisements, 50 per
cent aQd LCIai.
LOcal NCutcs 10 cents per iine--bU1 no
I0cGL aICtiCt iCti5 6s inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must Toe paid FOR in al .
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisemcrtS not connected with ii WI be
charged Tor at our regular rates.
All bills due on tue trsL appearance Of
the advertisement.
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for all the money he took from 1t with
interest, and make MIR. Francis all the
amends that 1t was possible for him &c
make in this world with an abundance
Oh money, the particulars of which are
outlined IN the letter of Arson Francisco
May 18th, 1877, hut l do not feel at lib
erty to give it t. the public. 1t is u
pity that Francis lid not get to see Case
before he died. the letter to which l
refer is no myth, but is written by An
son Francis himself.
PHILLIP STAHL.
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NEW YORK, December 2O.-Dry
Goods-Buslnes continues light with
package houses and jobblng trade quiet.
Cottons steady and unchanged. Prints
very quiet. First hands ginghsms mac
tive but firm. Woolens tor mems wear
less active, but agents making large de-
liveries to clothing trade on account
orders.
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.BEKSOH'S CAPCIAE P POReYS

was invented TO overcome the great ohjec-
tion ever found to the old style OF porous
plasters, that OF slow action in bringing
relief. Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster
relieves pain at one ana cures quickly.
II imparts sensation of gentle and stlmu-
latlng warmth, and brings rest and COM
fort TO the sufferer. dec2UO
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W5ST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1877. MaRGANTOHN 1873.

THIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING.
under the Presidency OF Rev. J. K.
Thampson, \ NJ, is entering upon new
ga OF pros periry. During the spring Terri
Increased over % per cent. II mas a large
ana scholarly Faculty; a beautiful, health
ful and moral location; anpl" Sc entihc
ana Philosophical Apparatus: Library
constantly growing; a curriculum OF the
most tnorO .gh character; a standard OF
Schularship surpassed By no American
institution OF learning.
Tue e kpeuseS are less than at any other
place known 10 afford equal advan tages.
IN. Fall term begins September jth; the
Winter term January %. and Spring term
/ March 9TH. For full information, cata'
oSna &c. address the President.
| GEO. c. STURGISS.
! sg24WTxb Secretary OF Regents.
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UNDERTAKING.

EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE
IT. business \ tai line Of
FURNITURE, CARPETS, OILGLOTHS
And window Shades always 20 be had at
WM. link Is SONS,
dacl Cor Market and Z-d Streets
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FOR SALE

NALDWELL'S RUN PROPERTY; ONE
" frame house and piece of ground on
Market street, North Wheeling; "A small
frame house. \ small sum of money re-
CURED, the rest 10 be paid on ten shares
building association stock. Inquire at the
General Agency, Opera House corner,
second floor. del0
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at'heeling &e9i5ter.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One yesr..........sS % Three mOnthS..S2 NJ
SIX months-...... 4 w One month. IS
TRI-W EEkLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Che copy, yr...N OU one cOpy,5 mOS.S2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...Sl 90 six copies, lyrS So
One copy, o mos W Ten copieS,l yr. IL 20
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

u Wheeling Island; price from SiOO to
sou each. Only one-siXth of thu purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in five equal install
meuts, with interest. Apply TO
JOHN Z. GILCHRIST,
oc30h AT Top Mill.
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Q. STEIN METZ
Paper Box Manufacturer,

Nos. 1911 and 1913 Main street, up Stair
IoId Union HallJ, is now prepared 10 MAKE
ali kinds OF Fancy and Plain Paper Boxes
in as good style and at as low prices As
any house in the country. Orders from
( country promptly attended 10.
tyl0-egc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
l)AIN in the right side, under the
edgeof the ribs, increases on pres
surc; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shouldcr-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
annette and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There isgenerally aconslderable loss
ofmemory, accompaniedw pain
fll sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. a slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he IS easily startled, his feet are coid
or burning, ana ne complains OF
PriCkly sensation OF the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he IS
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
lCIal 10 NM Set nc C'LI S'"ICey
:.''''"to' up ~ 'l 5 e.o 49,. ~ ~
II; - 60 lal.' i'e Gi. 49, 1s o e.o'y ie,.'
eu! o 49,, th VI d 5:o "' w.. 3o 10y
t io.,o $3.50 " 49, ,I,on1 cx
40, J 0oea,+su WY: -" IS 81 49,, Wv haJ
49, &C., do,.L bas sLoUn he Ivrp r.
S S,.t 49, $500 ,, ..',, Gnr,nroJ
''''. DlI-i eN'.',st,S'! 800
~ = L Sc - y - l / L B. n.
Or. I. MINI S ILNLE IiLLs.
IN CASES OF y AOtE AND l !. IN, ".:ln
taken with Qulnlne' are P,Gu, ,-...-
oI Inc most I'M , y i ,-SJ ~ D~'
'"'l!"1'4C e@I! ~ 49,, ~ ~ ~.
TO- OF "!,c! '~N ~, S'.,','' a.. W 'l
"oI'u cl.'. -! 81 "t'0 O. ' ,i"-, .
WIFI '1'S o.SO''SC ~ ~ 1900 o.
FAIR TRIAL.
T.or1 p;I:,,.- -.,,--.,,,,...- .-..I
CL al b4.iCs.A Via. ! \..'-.--. '.'.NA
IS & simple purra,iyc. tlev ar TN
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4 AN''.A ~ -'
70 the Editor of the Le0der.

FREMONT, December, %, 1911.
70 the Editor of the Le0der.
Some time in the month OF March
| 1876, sent you 3 statement in regard 10
the various sensational stories that had
1t different times been printed IN regard
20 Harlow Case, the detsullinG Collector
OF Customs al Sandusky City in 1858
then pronounced most OF them Is ul-
true. especially The conversation said To-
have taken place between Mrs. Francs
and an OHIO missionary on the Island OF
,rl Ion | also pronounced the mission.
ary y us q, and said Ia substance: at
mere j, 81 Ohio missionary who had such
IL conversation with Mrs Francis let him
give h.s proper name ind post-otlice al
dress
1t Is now year and seven months
since that letter was published, and l
have walked in vsin for , reply from an
Ohio missionary or anybody else, IN re-
gard to that letter.
But l have, through the kindness Of q
gentleman in Fremont, been permitted
20 read letter dated May 49, 1876, C,ncin-
naI, Ohio. from AHsoc Francis, the nus
band oI the woman that Case ran away
with. That cttev was written for Al
entirely different purpose than TO give
tGe Information j, did IN regard to Case
aad wha, there was OF it was merely y
kind Of secondary affair.
NJ Francis told Row ne followed the
u.l.ives, bat never could como up with
mem, till at last he Wa out of funds AMI
gat = situation on commissary steamer
running to the Black Ses at the time Of
.re Crumuar war, ant how he ran as eN-
press mcsserg ger in the United Ste.ss
and was mail rout, agent under Presi
don't Lincoln. He says he never received
the money shat VIM. Z Haynes sent t.
him to Malta; that Mr. Hsynes hould
reclaim " hat he sent. He Soy, .r was
very successful in tine wss Of raising
unds while engaged as ABOVE but ex.
pen led 1t All again in The way OF adver-
Using and employing detectives to over
haul Case and the woman; that At last
| lFrsncls does not SAY whom he cot Cy-
pher otter from Harlow Case Of sixteen
pages %. ioo,scsp, sEd two weeks alter
wards lie got the key TO the cypher dis
gee ca. Mr.. Case sent them first TO the
fatfar Of Francis, whose post flee ad-
dress he knew, and then they were Tor
walded 10 Francis. In that sixteen page
letter Case told Francis the entire his
tory from beginning to end. Alter ar
irving in England, Case aud the woman
ana little girl took house in sn obscure
| street Ia London, and kept but one ser
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~ ELEGA - NIKE M!XED oS GAR I@s % seay1
Bros, Northiord, CT. no2'gl3t
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FOR RE MT.
FOR RENT.

i1WO BRAN NEW BRICK HOU rs ri
| on York and Virginia SITS, Island j%H
They are in very desirable location.
Have all modern Improvements, includ'
ing yaS, bath rooms. &c. Terms moderate.
Further Information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
dccl7 ll5j Market street.
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
airy list. Persons desiring "A good business
room in "A good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
/. ii. WILLIAMS, Secy,
deCSh Al Franklin lns. O1lCC.
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TO BUYERS

lam now receiving daily a
line of Bronze, Fancy Clocks,
watches, Jewel:y, Charms,
Silver s. Plated " are s. other
goods carefully selected for
neyvnesS Of design, elegance
and beauty, which 1 offer
close and which 4 ask buyers
TO come and inspect.
decll q. r. BROWN.
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-~ CURES DISEASES Of The
LUNGS LIVER & BLOOD

N ne wonderful medicine - which Che aGlict-
, are above directed iNr TrEDf, The H.-rHy'rer
believes DE has combined i1 t.DUH" more *
res sovereign curative proper. e., which
boz has iu-.lr3 into the v"-c'.nl. SING. ~
.aa.Iug '.y sick. f.Gu .Erre ever "'aT- COM
'.."t 10 one medicine. The Cv. .cu"r z 'Hi- fact
-' gI Iu the great y3r,''" - mos obstinate
..-r. -r- WhIr. aa- been found 20 O.. #U"~. In
.. cure 20 bronchitis, severe OuEti<7
-. Lee ear.g Stages ut COuSumpti 8.I, 10 has
.-sr.-.c. .le mc tCl faculty, am rm.uc {
...-...au- pronounce 10 tHe create mC.H"l
.-..gy-- 0f'.v axe. While b. cures lee sever
.-, .-n-, it strengthens the system ?Urls
'iss thc blood. b~ is great am. u"rou-h
.-nur..E3Eg properties. 10 cures all HUI
mOr- from '.c worst SCrOfuia o. % common
Bir.rh- PImplc, or Eruption. Mercuriai
N.'S 70. .-''-. 4nI ihe.E elects are
... ...r.. 8uI vigorous health AM sound
.1u established. ErySipclrs, Salt
rheEH,, Fever sores, >caly or Rough
'-iu, -...'. ...I ..c uUW nr.U- diseases used
nnH .rn '1ugUargi hv this powerful,
me- AMI I.'rpTa'lng medicine.
70 -.r :'sI Hr... ..r1ws-. |chi.ira'ot. have SAL
.r .! -h .. Hr vel. "a brown spots ON
. .r'v, frequent lcylr.c or dizziness,
.r .l m.H... 'n~rtl heat or ca.l|S ai'cT-
.... a.. Clashes, low spirits ant gloomy
---. IRREGULAR appetite, an. tongue
STEERING fr.u IOrpit Liver,
" -slIiuuNuCsS.'' I'm E~uE cases Of
"I3s.r CumpliIEtY only part n ,hc-e
.re ,t..r.errci. As a remedy iYf
..-.-. Or. T.ercc's Golden NJ, Zeal DE-
.. g. ..... ~ I' eject perfect cures.
..- LIVER e4g-.eued and healthy.
-gLrO DRUGGISTS ATsI PiR BOTTLE.
Pr II. y. PIERCE, ". a., solo
.-.r, g. TIE WORLDS DIel ESsAEY
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CINCINNArb December 2O.-Cotton-
/ Qoict At losc Flour-Steady aud un
changed Whaat.Qmet and steady
VA norlySf firm At 3gG zoe. O.t,-Du
'. .i ' nr,o,. srn4c Iower At Jsl532c Rye
an n - - '0 ~, f5GG4r BsrIryGDuJl and
- PNrt-ir GOOD demand AZ
S1j - hid Lsrd-Ouiet but firm; steam
= .n, tat,la IS 50,S IS Bulk Mcsts
.'Dn1l s.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bs.
IN. 40 -5mi1al. Green Meats
OTn, I'M, firm; shoulders 4M7Jc. Hams
| A. 7ic. average light Whisky-Steady
and IN fair demand At 81 U6 Butter
bull and unchanged. Linseed Oil
Q4ie' oUI n,l a. o3C. ,..5
hoES-V ''o' ana ~ 'N'"E'"'
MILWAUKEE. December 2O.-Flour-
Steady ard unchanged. Wneat-Un-
settled, bu. closed firm; No I Milwaukee
81 III; nsra 81 ~; No. 2 81 0S4
settler Jsnusry 81 oes; seller February
Il o. No ) 81 o.. Cnrn--NeEIected
No, : 45e. uats->Ieadyi No. : 2$G
~. RNe-V.e' and uncaaH 5ed.
Bari"y-flrmi No. : spring oo'; fro'
Wi, ., sII Som11 S. c,srd-Stendv
/ a, = 75l, ; %. Dressed Hogs-Stesdy.
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Naw YORK, December 20.-Cottoa-
Steady at lI3mllsc. Flour-DuIl and
unchanged; receipts 5000 barrels. Rye
Fiour-Steady a. 50 75@5 80 Corn
Maal-Quiet aud unchanged. Wheat
Unsettled; receipts 50 600 bushels; No. 2
Cuicsgo spring 81 81 al 324; No. 2 Mil
wa,kee 81 343; No. l spring 81 3o. Rye
Quiet; western 72@71c. Barley
Dali and unchanged. AslL-Dull and
unchar ccd. Corn-Qmet; receipts 40
COO bushels; old western mixed 654c;
round ycIoy 5S@59c; No. ,, seller De-
rember Gjicc. Oat,-Reccipts ll,OOo
oushcl; western mixed and state 35@
100; white western do 37@423c Hops
Quiet and unchanged. Coffee and Sugar
Unchanged. Molasses-New Or
leans 3jM5Oc Rce--Quiet and steady.
Observation-Disclosures Sc; refined l3ic; uni
ted 773M82!c. Eggs-Western 22@
DE. Tallow-At 7!c. Rosin-At 724
077B. Pork-Dull; mess $l2 S5@l3 l2!.
Beet Qmc@ western long clear &c.
LAID -E Easier; prime steam IS Is. Butter
-Stesdy and unchanged. Cheese I'm
changed. Whisl,y-Quiet at 81 10.
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Western Union. 771SC. G. &. & I...... 3ii :
Quicksilvcr....... 49,. NJ, Central.o..llS54
DO. prei............ 2sJs Rock lsland....". 500
Pacific Null. - II, Pau ......"...... Siis
Mar! pUsa ..........!u2A ~. Paul preler'd" 70, 4
do. pre- ............lO2% ToledOG Wabasbll4R
Adams Express. ~ Fort Wayne. 9s%I
" els, Targo&Co Nii4 Ierre Baute... e"
Amer. Union ... 49I T. II preferred. AZ
United St&tes..... Il Chicago GAitCn.. ~
y. y. CGatral.....l. 53l c. q A. prefer 'd.lUO
El.ie. .................. stA OhiO& Mississippi "a
Efie referred m 2lLo y. d LackawIua. 1875
Harlem. ............IIU ALP. Telegraph &OH
Harlem pyyier'd Missouri PaciticlUl4
Michigan Cent?. -6L iudiauaCenu'!..
pansnia ........... l2l H. Il ~. JOE. llI2
Union Pacific. 6-Is X. Il Q...., ........ lOl p
Lake Snore......... 90 &, Pacific bouds"lG7E2
OlsCCutr,j.. ~ 4. Pacific bouds.IU1' =
g. and pm. Il u. p. Grant B'Gs.l3
Northwestern l.. IA Sinking Fund. yi5.
Mort STTst'u DID 62Ls
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PITTsBURGH, December E0-Petro-
leum-Dun; crude 81 GO At Psrker's;
refined l3c for PhisdeIphis delivery.
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- i CfuCEISTs kTSl n RUILLE.

- r- u. y. PIERCE, N. d., sole
.t.r 90. TIE WORLDS DIor ESsAEY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-30
NO. 26.
Miseellanepns.
AMATEUR FISHERMEN IN THE MAINE
WOODS.

In the February Number of Scribner, Mr. Ed
ward Seymour describes Trout I ishing in the
Rangeey Lakes" which are famous for brook
trout mot lake trout, weighing much as eight
tion," composed of New Workers, Jerseymen and
'"Down- Easters, has a permanent camp there
some Of whose characteristics are thus described:
There are some peculiar features In the
arrangement of the camp buildings which
will be of interest to those who are not
familiar with such institutions. The main
camp is substantial board structure 100
feet long by 30 feet wide. At its extreme
westerly end is well-equipped kitchen,
and adjoining it is a dining-room. Then
comes the main apartment, which is occu-
pied as a sleeping and sitting room
This room takes the full width Of the main
building $50 ieeD, is about 60 feet in
length, and from the floor to the gable is
80 feet in the clear, giving it most spa
cious appearance and securing thorough
ventilation. There are no partitions in
this apartment, but twenty-five or thirty
beds are ranged along its sides, and at its
extreme eastery end is a large open fire.
place, around which the weary anglers
gather after their days sport. and enter
tain each other with the rehearsal of their
experiences and exploits. As one huge
log after another blazes up,-for the nights
are seldom so warm that a fire is oppress-
ive,-story after story passes around. 1t
| rarely happens that some one of the circle
has not captured six or eight pound
trout during the day, and the one who has
been so fortunate is of course the hero of
the hour. With what kind of fly the fish
was captured. how long it took to land
him, the narrow escape which the lucky
angler had from losing his prize just as
the guide was netting him, are points
which must be rehearsed over and over
again. Could one-tenth of the fish stories
which have thus been rehearsed around
this famous old fireplace in Camp Kenne-
bago be put on record, they would make
book which would throw far into the
shade any volume of piscatorial experience
that has ever yet seen the light. Before
eleven o'clock the weary anglers are all
in their beds. and the camp sinks into
silence which is undisturbed save by some
obstreporous snorer, at least until daylight
the next morning, when some fisherman
who has had poor luck the previous day
starts out with desperate determination
to retrieve his fortunes by testing the vir-
tue of early fishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-30
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT,

Since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. lhave had no return
oi the disagreeable symptoms that attended my
former sickness, and although affected from time
to time with severe colds Incidental to the sudden
changes In our climate. they have not been suff
c1ent TO bring on return oil the disease NV gem
eral health has been excellent. | have gained
twenty. i've pounds and consider myself entirely
recovered from disease that year ago seemed
likely TO totally undermine my cons stttutloD. since
last February have consulted with great many
afflicted with Catarrh, and IN the hundreds of cases
in which have sold ii, have never seen an in
stance sufficient to shake the confidence | feel in
Saniord's Rad cal Cure for Catarrh.
OctoDer 70, 1870. GEORGE r. DINSMORE.
Each package contains DIR. Sanfords Improved
IDhaling Tube, with full directions for use IN all
cases. Price sl00. For sale by all Wholesale and
etail orugslsts throughout the United states.
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston,