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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
State Temperance Convention.

The several temperance organizations, The TEN
perance workers. and all lne friends oi tcmP'I
ance in Maine are invited 70 meet IN mass con
vention, at Graniie II III. IN Augusta, GA ", dnes
day aud Thursday, January lbd and 2lu, com
meucing at IA o'cIuck en- Wednesday.
The temperance cause was never more prosper
Gus in the > ate than now, Ior which Ne shout
be most p otaundly grateful. sui there aTe m
Do tant subjects which viii demand our attention
snail We ask for any Change on alnt utlmen IA tht
prohibiiory law snail We prOte a 5aiust grant
ing license to sell intoxicating q aofs 10 the ',rt &
ri Is shall We ask for ANY WJt1 stringent penal
ties TO be inflicted upon persons ludnd intuNlcut
ed? These aud ner Important questions VIII
doubtless demand the attention ul the convention
Let there DC a general rauy. The usual reduc
ton of fare on the railiO Dads may Ue expected.
II. X. RANDALL, Berwick.
JOSHUA NfE, Augusta.
l.. X KING, caribou.
EDWARD HILLS, Thomastou.
JOHN ;. kIMBALL Bangor.
GEORGE h. bRACkLTr, Beltast.
FRANK kENkICk, Fairfield.
WM. j. LOkIhnLL. Calais,
ELI JONES, coHth Chlna.
JORDAN RAND, Lisbon.
h. ". sTETsoS, DamariscOtta.
henry TALLMAS, Bah.
OWEN d. CHADBUURNE, SacO.
Il. Z. HARRINGTON, trycburg.
j. 5. MHEELwkIGHr, iSangUr.
stale Temueiance Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
NEW rows.

Lorng Short < Harmon Of Portland publish a
small volume uron subscription Writing" the
author of which is + ederck Henry Geui,h, NJ
d. 1t is designed tor the use Of Medical stu
dents who have never studied Latin, to whom il j.
a work OF the greatest value, enabling them
though previously unacquainted with Latin Gram
mar to easily write ELEGANT prescriptions. Tn,
rules simple and easily compreheuded. Pdcc
50 cts.
The same Publishers have recently issued "Mls
Shaws Receipt Book anu Housekeepr's Assist
ant" As the name implies, This is book con
TAXING a collection of excellent receipts for the
honsekeeper, also much other valuable informa-
ton to those who n, ed instruction N the difficult
and important art OF good housekeeping. There
are single receipts in this book that are worth for
use more than the price Of the book itself Price
81 p.
Horace North has the above noticed books fol
sale at his bookstore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
Auburn Shoe Fact lry.

There Is no gainsayng that 1871 has been the
closest year forAuhurn shoe manufacturers that has
been experienced for the last nit eteen years. The
production of goods is but $500 pairs less than
in 1876, but profits have been wanting. Not I'M
til the annual reckoning Just now concluded, did
the Auburn manufacturers definitely understand
just how they were coming out, but this reckon
ing now shows that the year 1873 finds them no
better off financially than did the beginning of
1877.
Auburn split and grain shoes sell at from Is cts.
to Sl.l0, according to grade. They sold during
the war about IS cents higher per pair.
The manufacturers in Auburn of women's serge
and men's calf shoes and boots, slippers ETC., are
having fair trade. As yet only small sample
orders placed, but the prospect for the season
is rather better than in the other departments OF
manufacture.
There may yet spring up a better trade, all
around, but we find the Auburn manufacturers
less cheerful at the retrospect than after the an
nual reckoning of year ago.
The total shipments of shoes from Auburn the
past year have been 1910 cases or 500 400 pairs.
Below is a iaole giving the Auburn shoe ship
ments, annually, for the past seyen years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08

| perfect records show that in the twenty
years preceding 1871 5l2 lives were lost
on the coasts OF New Jersey and Long
Island alone, the value and efficiency OF
he life-saving service of the United States
us at present organized may be appreciat-
ed. Whether we consider the extent of
coast prot, cted or the peculiar dangers
contended against-dangers against which
ia many instances, 1t would seem that no
human foresight or valor could ayail-the
results achieved appear marvellous. They
are the fruit of thorough and intelligent
organization, and of constant. watchful,
and capable supervision, and show what
good work may be done, even with our
imperfect civil service, when intelligence
and enthusiasm 90 hand in hand.
The area of the operations of the SER
vice has been extended during the year.
until now it includes the coasts of New
England. Long Island, New Jersey. Flor
ida, and the lakes, As also The coasts
from Cape llenlopen to Cape Charles, and
from Cape Henry to Cape Hatteras, while
three stations on the Pacific coast are
nearly ready for service. Considerable
improvements have been made in the life
saving appliances, especially in extending
the range of the mortars used for throw
ing lines over stranded'vessels. The re-
port corrects the prevalent misapprehen-
sion as to the superoriyo the English life
boat tor the purposes OF our service. lis
greater bulk aud weight, Its deeper
draught, and the greater number of nen
required to man it, render it, despite it,
great aad unqueslioned merits. less suit
able for our service than the light and
manageable surt-boat now in use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
Prison Convention.

In accordance with the vote at the last Conven-
ton, We hereby give notice that meeting OF the
Cuanly Commissioner, sheriff. aad Jdiiurs Oi the
state, Will be held in the
COURT ROUSE, AUGUSTA,
On WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1873,
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, to take into con-
sideration questions concerning jail and PRISON
reform and the care and conduct vi prisoners.
Topics will be discussed relative to labor ia
jails, instruction, schools, discipline, &e. Tie
matter OF changes in the present law Ia regard 10
our jais and houses vi correction Viii be uscuss-
ed, and changes suggested.
The convention viii continue Wednesday and
Thursday. All interested IN the subjects 10 be dis
cussed are invited to be present.
w. w. RICE,
RUFUS PRINCE, Commiuee TO
WIN. WILSON, call meeting.
A. j. BILLINGS,
lWill papers friendly TO the cause please copy.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
The PassaniaquoddyT Tribe of Indians.

VIM. T. Hobart, agent of the Passamaquoddy
tribe of Indians, has made his annual report to
the Governor and Council The expenditures for
the past year have been IS 1885,. The cxpendi-
lures have. in some items, been ia excess of tho
appropriations. One member of the tribe, Peter
Mitchell, became insane, and was removed to the
insane hospital at Augusta, and still remains
there. There are thirty-three widows in the tribe,
and the greater part of them arc very destitute.
The agent has allowed them from one to FIVE dol
lars each per month, as the necessities of each
case in his Judgment required. II is recommend.
ed that $1,000 he appropriated for the distressed
poor, The next year, and 500 for contingent ex-
penses. The school at Pleasant Point has been
very successful but that at Peter Dana's Point
has not been so successful
The members of the tribe as a general thing
have taken more than usual interest in farming
the past year, and the agent recommends an APP
preparation OF 500 for dressing for land.
II is found upon taking the census of the tribe,
there are in all 503-fve less than last year. Of
the whole number at the time of taking the CEN
sus, 255 were males and 24S females.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08

use your authority" and see that members OF
your family have SIIpPEiY ELM LOIENGES
Tor their Coughs a.. For safe ~ all dfug.lst..
CN-well Il Co., corner Washing ton and Wmtcl
St., Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
no. - Union Block,
WATER STREET, AUGUSTA

AUGUSTA, Me, Dec. |, 1877.
hive sold my stock and good will to Mr.. z. c..
.lloch of Augusta, who has lust passed a tho
roush examination before The State Commission
ers of Pharmacy, which is SUM lent guarantee of
hi@ competency As Druggist and Pharmacist.
While thankiog the citizens of Augusta and vicni
ty for their very generous support during my ST.
deuce in this city, hope the same Will be extend-
ed to my Successor, Who is in every way worldly Of
your patronage. A. c. DANA,
deco. IT Druggist and Pharmacist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08

ONE TRIAL is sufficient to convince the most
skeptical OF the invaluable and unfailing efficacy
of Naddme Zodoc Porter's Cayatge Be-, sam for
the cure of Colds, Coughs, Holsreness, shortness
of Breathing, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing,
Huskiness, Tickling in the Throat, &c. Has been
in use over forty years. Price, %, 50, and y
cents per bottle. jan3-t&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
NJ. T. " sTER.
~ W
dec20-ttf

Free Of chslge-Sample bottle of Adamson's
cough Balsam at Kiu-1nsn Il COS Drug stone.
Owing to its perfect harmony in conbInI tion it is
the very best mixture for the speedy cure and re-
lief of Group, colds, thrOrt and lung diseases
Large bottles 3j cents. 2jan- t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08

Everything promises successful ball for the
Knights of ',thias, to come OIL on the Eth. Col.
Beals of Boston, vii come down TO decorate the
nall, and music viii he furnished by Halls superb
Band of Boston. The sale Of tickets commenced
yesterday, and they ave going oil we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08
STATE OF MAINE.
In HOUSE oFREPREsENTATINEs, !
.IanmArY 2. lsls.

January 2 leis. }
Ordered, Thai all petitions or orders Tor leg 5
iatloa except those for redress Of wrongs dnd
grievances, which may be presented 70 this Leg
islatre aItor Tuesday January the 2ld instant, be
referred TO the next Legislature, and ths order bt
published in the Daily kennebec Journal, Portland
Daily Press, Eastern Argus, Bangor baily 3" hls
Bangor Daily Commercial and Lewiston Egenius
Journal and Bath Daily Times, until taid daie
sna this order sh AL not b. suspended or re IONS d
cred except by vote OF two-tnirds OF the MEN,
beers present
Read aud passed. Sent up for con 'urrenee.
ORAMANDAL SMITH, Clerk.
In SENATE, January B. 1878.
Read and passed in csLcurrence.
SAMUEL w. LANE, Secl etary.
true copy as passed in concurrence.
Attest - SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08

FROM The Christian Union, Aug. %, 1877:
"A valuable horse of the writer's was kicked en-
tho hook. Swelling aud lameness ensued, render
ing the animal nearly worthless. We were ad-
vised to try Giles Liniment and are gratfed to
say it acted like charm. About two inches of
bone came away, the sore healed up ard the lame
ness and swelling are fast disappearing.
HENRY WARD BEECllER, I rn,rops
LYMAN ABBOT, HDlior'''
Send postal card for pamphlet, containing full
information to DocToR GILES, 46l Sixth Avenue,
\. Y.
+. w. Kinsman, Agent. oct6- teod&wly
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Gardner l0rll NtWs.
Tn zee Eusln So.

Tn see F:u>Inrs-.
The lie men were engaged yesterday in scrap
ing the last fan of snow, from their ice fields Il
rather cold work, but the men bent them.
selves to their tasks ike heroes. 1t costs good
deal If moucy to keep an ",ce garden clear if the
snow storms ale frequent. Mr. llllt, agent oftht
knickeihocker Of PaiiadtIphla, IS on the ground
and soon active operations viii begin. The lee
business always start- up, when he puts inarpeal.
ance. II is Necessary for the ice to he some - OF
10 icches thick before it is proper to house it
The ice men are not quite sure of maAing til III
pile', FOR there is time yet for abundance to form
southwark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-08

Husbands 10 search ola real valuable article for
= present to their wives lady friends, would act
very sensible in visiting the store Of Mrs. j. p
Webster For 4 gift nothing could be more saris-
factory to a 'ady than handsome dress Hat or
Bonnet. She has large line Of Fancy Goods such
a. embroidered Sets Mourning Sets Ladies.
silk Hd'k'fs. Ladies liemmed Stitched Ild'kfs
Ties, Je{ce}ry, aud something new and striking
IN ladies' Lace Ties all of the above goods We are
closing out cheap.
NJ. 7. WEBSTER,
dec20-ttf l5S Water St.
Health is an inestimable jewel The cough
that dertwes you of 1t may take your life too.
One bottle OF lIAie's Honey Of Horehound aud
Tar will avert the evil, and save you from CON
sumption. Win you weigh Life against half
dollar9 Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops care in | minute.
decl9-f&Nlmo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02
cIPruRrNG 4 ,rBuRHiN rlrINr.
How Mr.. Tice Compelled his Nephew to Sur
render In Presence or Ladies'

NEwBUIGH N. Y, Dee. 3l.-A very clever
capture OF II thief WIS made here a few dnys
ago by Mr. George Tioe. Of the firm of Tce 4
Bennett. builders. Chns Decker a young man
OF ~ years. nephew Of Mr.. Tice. visited Mr.
Ticc who had seen him ouly once before One
morning after Mr.. Tice had left his Louse
Decker suddenly announced to his aunt his
intention Of departing. Shortly after he had
left Mrs. Tice discovered that Decker had taken
1900 and a lot Of Iewclry from a bureau drawer
The police were notified Of the theft and de-
te tiyes were sent 10 Brooklyn and Wapringcr's
Falls, where Decker had lived. Decker had an
uncle living ut Rifton Ulster county. and Mr.
Tirc started Tor Rllton with friend. After
driving II miis or two out Of Rondout Mr.. Tico
way 10 Rondout. with two Young ladies' in "A
curriage. Mr.. Tlce Jumped from his wagon
seizcd Dcckcr's horse. and ordered the young
ras'al Ia get out. The ladies were terribly
frightened. ana Decker pleaded hard To be-
allowed to take them home. Mr.. Tire refused
this request. and made D""ker 20 with him To
Eondout while the person with MIR. Tee drove
the ladiH homo.
On IN way 20 R0ndout Decker gave mn t917
OF the $500 stolen. having hOugnt a now wat IA
anu % SUIT " rloth.s Mr.. ri's bruu sht h- I'M
grateful nephew to NoWhurgh. EnNe hlm hls
supper ~ h'S own hou- and comp t'lai him 70
open his V1isn. in which was found Nj Tirr's
jew Try and Derkcrs old rlutnrs Mr. rice
mad" HIM don hi- Old ris md give uu me, ~ "
clothes, aud then handed him over to the police
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02
A niRVELLOUs INVENTION.
uens rhnhte Experiment.. with Mr.. Edissvfu
Phonog-aph Results.

In the carly part OF November last TEE
Sun printed u description Of n new invention
by Mr.. Thomas A. Ellison. called the sponkina
phonograph. Mr.. Ellison has since made an
imprOS emcnt. and has now succeeded in max.
ing an instrument TINT will record and repro
duce any words or sounds pronounced or made
within the proper distance Of the mouthpicoe OF
the apparatus. This nppnratps IL excccdingy
simple II consists OF cylinder four inches In
diameter and ton inches long upon n shaft
spiral groove. like the thread NJ screw. IL cut
In the surface OF tho cylinder from end TO end
and the same Kind of n srrnw Ia cut In tho shaft
enrrvng II. Over this cylinder IL secured n
sheet Of paper or tinfOi Immediately opposite
IN" cylinder.on an upright arm. Ia spcnking
In the centre of the diaph raPm In q small point.
like that Of pin. arranged 40 ~ to bs ex-
a-tly Oppost" the grooves upon the cylinder.
When tho cylinder is SIT In motion II ro'at,s.
and ~ the same time moves endw SO. II whihe
rotnting y p"rson utlers sentence in front OF
g., tub the movement Of tho diaphragm causca
tho 20 nj upon IT to iDdrni the tintoil. 40 that
Tor every movement 81 tho diaphragm tho
point IN i',nis the fOll. Iftho movement IN great
n deep ind"nturc will b. made. md II small n
shnlow ons IS malc. and thus every movement
OF %" diaphragm IA accurately recorded Ivy in
drwt1ti,ns in the foil. To reproduce the sounds
nI that IL noe ssnry j 10 turn the cylinder back
10 NJ 2rS ma R2s9n ana Hori 9san , ,hs
tn" lnd"nt3lt'uns sriS Il In motion and thus re-
pr,du, - all he ORIGINAL moW.ncnis..
w.t. exhibition IN the Wcstnrn Union Telegraph
Ohio on Monday. ard President Orion and "a
number of otl o. gentlemen connected with the
CON panv tested Is "Xtruor inary powers ~ re-
peat ling spoken words. On Onr oncasi on three
r"nfl"mrn spoke in 81 'ccss on-the frat In
Fnglish. tho second IN SPIN sh, and tho third
in Hunvarinn-and the nnrhne repeated tho
words so as 10 bo hear distinctly by u dozen
persons stand ng around tho apparatus. Old
Uncle Nod AMI a vrrsr Of Bpanish love s0ng
werc next sun and repro luced by the instru-
mont tn tho satisfaction Of NIL
lis Ia fHi IA ina ia fNua fTftt "A
practical us" hy iusinnsa mon and lawyers, <
"" IL now making a now machine VIII ion VIII
hnv' plate sun 'ientiy largo 10 receive 800
spoken worls Thus man mny dict IT. hnli u
do2 letters hofor' leaving HIS on -. and hs
cl' ria may write them ont In hrs absence. II
le should wish to s1y moro. he can remove tho
FIRST ri itc and pat in p irond. and 30 on up tn
any number b. may r'Iuire.
so accurately are the words repeated by tho
mnchinn that u Gentleman VINO was pr'sent NJ
the Inhibition yl~'terlny would not belryc that
the sounds were mud" by IT, Ho insisted that II
was u vrntrilovuiHl performance. md World not
be- COM need that it was not until Mr. T. llson
retired into another room while tho instrument
was worked by some one elsO.
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ron tbe ist Of January, is7n Tho expenditure NJ
the hair nilhon appropriated ~ eourac incren-s the
strrnrth ct the srsunen, to which have referred in
favor NJ prrccdn1 q 1t shalt be- the judvlrent oi The
Icnratnre that urthcr appropriation shall b. made
recommend that 1t be confined to The conpleton ii uc
i've other apnrtne ms aml that hemcefarth the
WORK proceed by the comnetion o certain sections Ut II
expenditures over III, whole huiing rye portions Of
which Mt needed and cnnnnt b. used II completed.
The Commas ioners now IN charge nj the work have
been attentive AMI faithful i the performance OF their
drvnit duties rhrv are nj the on niun That il very
a. srablc That whatever Appropriation the LEGISLATURE
may uiink proper 10 make Should be- made at early
dav IN tn" session. in order that portion 1t may be
mendauon IN TINS re- stcct has nv approval
o,,,,, ,,,,,. -, 80. -.
oIlhh PUBLIC BUILDiNOS.
wond nlso make the same suggestion Wit, reSs romeo
to any Appropriations which are t. b. made insane
the arproprtiui- in thc sWpl, bill in the hurry and
confusion the closing hours ~ Inc ssion l. very -.
rctinnrbIc one Trcv viii he more bhriv fn rcsv. tho
hrnuant forward early IN siou Al thr sntnc time
in view M the general peeuniars nav.
with public int. rests
cou,r ,,eroy
me ,mpor.nnee o' Your 40 nc dinity and 70.
H. se, I'M , u, ou"p, III ,''meS atrfeh Nv
10y ~ '.no.. w p'v'' w popuhu',r Nhi
~, ,,,,. ~, ,,, ~" ~ ~ W "' M, ~ , OF
gl,AL Az, s"I'i uu-t ~ hnN unr ~ Huonmy - Now
~h'n tne p'nve are sru.tnH 10 s"h We udc
uu,n"s a.. va. ~" :. NIch n.,,.'u o
,n, hmuc.a "' +, -" III, ~ a. wv" we ~ ~ ue
m ~. r.Sutu,t l ny ,,g.n
' s sn sir w. Wv, "a" w ' ~, " ,s 1
~" " Wn'o u FaA' hiIti nave "ugnt wnr 'H,n
W., ppl.r u'"h ,'Ncn ~ Wl-n,y sn.'lu,. ~ n''",
n'mh lnatth"rF NtAl'l ana uhN,u WIN WS
sm raul lsuqrN' tat,,erN ana d,i1oauons,
ra3 1 rN'n.s s,anr,g Scn,5dn ur .ngsu.mS :" Ill.,
v' 'ans ,li' hnn pl",'' W','n .' w.lN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02
MENDOZA. La sALI.K COUNTY


PERFECT GRAZ ~ NEURALGIA
EXCHANGE BASK. MlSOOKA. Hi. NAY y. Ie7a
MEssRS. ALLCOcK 4 co
! lost les ~ the late MAR anoc which. until year
ago. have suffered IN atty IRON r"ur-lra stump
4 year ago tcvau u.ng your Porous ris-'cr the
stump lwcar ono con.taruy. ami have NO uerrAIsts.
write th- thinktus nsy b 10 M ,ouc POOR uao. tuas
ulat has Suffered a, have d,nc
DANIEL FERGCsOa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02

O. NNiNGi AZ -.f'rH tuiilnghom wifn~ O. t'e late
O" 70 tuluinshru. 900 iii' sl,tf ar ~ her nSe
tt'ndr ~ flr HAIf arf inNi"d Va Htfni her fcrri
ir ti fr-n' n'r ui 3D. tNf.nf.r his Fltsi. Nd
n"- lnN. Jan % requiem m4s4 al St Geo snibas
church r. ~ \.
~ p"N NUn -o' ~uuel,. Dee NJ Nilhan, NrDonash.
AntNN" u tiN t'.lN N1u.tti. ltvinnl HHrd = wars
nfth il'in ilr l.'s ff-Nirn,r ~ tHnhDf'uit av,
HrNukNu. tntu g. ti, church en-" ~4Ortf iisATL
60. fflutNf uN. 600 .iH -ifl isn . 40 10 Uri "
I'M nm n M q d. tul-nI- Lr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02

s. ADJUST Andre. iyier. Antwerp
: % e.. ~. ln-iau. thHfI. 1tIN
- innmeianIt, schsvu-.A HAMMERS De 10. and
HlNrr --t
- Carordelet Harrow. ~ Jago Doc ~. C.cnft.sos
-isf ANT Nt~.Ht 9TH
- Alliance, tsockrr. Phiiaiellia
~ Nrmunn Prpporrll. ~. JurrirN
- CAV Nu.tir. tis4It o. irFHaniinA
- N'r'ns. ilail.'t. Ho-an
:. Isaac Bell, La~r'nee Richmond. City Point. sd
kurOlk
- Cty N Savannah. Mallory. savannah
r. q de. linton. Havana
Schr SNOW higd, tupp. ~ John. Mr.
Alit ulr usua river ans rnl+iw -r sH-seis
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Sentenced To the Peuitentiary for Violating
the Excise Laws.

Oo@HEN. v. Y, De' 31.-James Quinlan u
NdA'to~n nAs been indicted tour u,es Tor any nlao,
without h,ense. and tried ne last Indictment
~ i'e rcc,nt county C"urt and found Guilty Judge
". ~. trtun. wh's term ns county Judge expires III,
dav. ~ntf nee ouinian g. thrrO months af.r ii tie
ANHut irnitruuNtN julie FuIr r+nn. nH. s4rr SEN
'hfr upon prM.hu. SOD That A. the Irl. 'lvr hHl Ga
sntN df-fttHfefi WarniilE~ -tNfu nam cas-
tlnns, 70" ''t aed upon Ia itntu-r someone which
Y milan wuuli mt .onn f1 q. Hf4I whch would rys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02
Cuisines 3chtts.


ALTCocKs roRprs rLhsrRR3 have cured Pop
lures. 81 thirty years. s,,-iiug Thcy uscd
place Of the and The sperturc u gradually
co.e Such result, Occurring daily
MENDOZA ILL. NOV. 81. 1877
Last spring comuc uc"d us Auoool's FOrosl- Plas
WOUNDED through tho let lung while ~ the
army. aud sui, much rrom the wound butby eon'1nt
these plns,ers st along with my quit
nicely l think they sr-st bles-lns % those WI.
need their very sanitary ALL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-02
sfiRINI: TNTELLIG ENOH

sisf'rrrr .frsVAc--rff.
Surfises 5000. 20 suu - Noon r1a. a.
nlsH vArFt-Tni. rNy.
SANDY Hook ~ GOV. ls.an Jiliel GAta... "