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with the first, amid shouts Of laughter from
the audience. He went into the apte-room.
storming furiously. aud accusing the Mad
anne of writing something, Ms he expressed
II. so very bad" but they soon convinced
him that he was the only offender.
CHAT by THE WAY,
10 the heading Of very interesting and
readable column In the n. Y. Herald, made
up OF words Of wisdom and bright savings
and anecdotes. which is edited by the Rev
Mr.. Hepworth. for which he Is paid The
sum Of twenty five hundred dollars per an
nun. He is paid by his church five ,hons-
and dollars salary, aud makes twenty-five
hundred more by his pen IN various ways.
50 his income amounts to ten thousand a
year. 4.
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HoI CRsEK. Wyoming, July3. Acoach
from pesdwood, with six passengers, was
sttacted last night by road agents at
"WhoOp Up" as miles south Of Deadwood.
The coach contained Z. s. Smith and j. 5.
Smith Of New York, A I.ibermsn and H.
Liberman OF Chicago. Daniel Finn and
Mrs. BOughtOn Of Cheyenne.
Only two road agents came In view aud
after placing the passengers In line and
rebbin2 four Of them Ofvarious amounts
OF money, together with Two gold watches,
they advanced on Finn. who drew his re-
volvsr, shooting one robber 10 the region
Of the groin. The r0bber fell on his knees.
rallied. and as Finn WAS about to shoot
again he (Finn) WAS shot BY an accom-.
plice Of the robb.r, who laid 10 smbssh.
The bali entesei .t the let side OF the nose.
and passing through his mouth, came out
10 front Of the right ear. INJECTING . pain
fnl, but not serious wound
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FACTORY FACTS.

Close confinement, careful attention to all
factory work, gives the operatives paid faces
poor appetite, languid. miserable feelings, poor
poou, inactive hver, kidney and urinary troub-
les, and sil the physicians and medicine in the
world eonnot help them unless they get out
doors or use Hop Bitters, made OF the purest
and best Of remedies, and especially for such
cases, having abundance OF health, sunshine
and rosy cheeks In them. None need suffer II
they viii use them freely They cost but
tribe. See another column. 2w2T
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was committed At Milton. on the Hudson,
the night OF the +th. by two masked rum
ans, who entered the house OF DR. Has
brouck. chloroformed and stripped naked
the only occepan, at the time. sister OF
Mrs. Hssbrouck. aged II. They were Dis
turbed by the returning ncishbors and
len. The scoundrels are believed 10 be
young men Of the village who have been
unnoticed by the young lady.
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Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE

Receiver OF the Buck sport savings Rsnt 49,
6y gives public notice, that Thomas Hewey. and
i Doane b, hewey, Of Bncksport Maine. on The
that date duty recorded, mortgagei 10 said Rann
TX 1ortgage deed running to q. W. Herbert ~ .
h hnsasnrer certain lot Of land in said town
now deceased) on me west bY land Of iha a.,
o. DIV N; Little, and Wentworth land; north Nv
nna o. y; sovereign; east by land Of John Veazie
uui,e" oy MUMMY beng lot l36, range &. con
tainiLs one hundred acres. more or less VIII
me onndiDgs. The conditions Of said nostgaxe
navine oeen and still being broken the under.
sixneu IN behalf Of said Bank. and IN his san
SsPAcly claims 70 foreclose the same and siyss
this notice for that purpose. s"e'
THEO. C. wOOnNAN.
receiver OF Bucksport, savings BANK
Rusksport. June Is, 1878, s =,
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Our ANIMAL Indian war appears TO be
fairly inaugssafed and the reduction Of the
army will take place S. rapidly As cireum-
stances will allow. What Congressman
Hewitt could not accomplish the Indians
will. Our National economy will be the
death OF as yet.
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Governor Hsrtrant. OF Pennsylvania. has
appointed Christian X. Ross, father of the
longlost Charley, harbor master at Phil
adelphla. This was done out OF sympathy
with Mr.. Ross, as he has been very unfor-
tunate in business since the boy has disap-
peared. The receipt OF his commission
was the first intiHation that SIR. Ross had
received that Goveuor Hsrt ranft had ever
considered his name in connection with
the position. He accepts 1t as an express
sion OF sympathy felt for him in the terri
bic ordeal he has borne SO long, and the
sacrifice of his entire property in his ef-
forts TO recover his stolen boy.
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n. rl.. Of "a. a..,.. C.-..,~.

General Terry has submitted a plan of
the campaign la the northwest, which To-
Gates General Sturgis with sixteen compa-
MES at Bear Butte, DakotAh, from which
place he will keep up q communication
with General bradley, 50 miles northwest
OF DeadwOod. Reconnols sances will be
kept up to the Canadian line, thus keeping
a constant watch on all movements OF the
Sioux and other Indians. General Miles
will keep the country clear Of Indians
southeast Of his lines to Bradley,s camp.
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Obj Gllswortb Amrrifau.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
SoUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &C., see first page.
sSrS. NJ. PETTENGILL 4 CO., 10 state Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row. New York, andsaol Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring
Advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
At orr lowest rates.
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You must Cure that Cough.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can
cure yourself. 1t has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while for Coughs,
bronchitis, WhoOping Cough, AsthIaa, aud all
diseases OF Throat and L0ngs, il Is absolutely
without an equal. 9wo doses will relieve
your CHILD Of Group, it is pleasant TO take and
perfectly harmless to the youngest child, and
no mother can afford TO be without il. You
aan use two.thlrds OF bottle sud IL what we
say IL not true We will refund the price paiJ
Price 10 cts. 10 cts. and el.OO per bottle, If
your Lungs are sore or chest or back lame u.e
WIGGIN. - y :"
nave You Dyspepsia, are you Constipaied,
nave you = Yellow, skin, Loss of Appetite
n nel1 Acne, y 80 don't fail to use SHfLOH'S
StsfEM VITALIxER. 1t Is guaranteed To
relieve you. and will you continue to suffer
Wneu YOU can besured on such terms As these
GIN.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKNETACK,
4 rich and fragrant. Try it. Sold BY s. D,
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nepaAlscaa assse CSsse.sss..
The date has been changed from Thurs
day. August !, toxuesday. July 30. The
alteration Is for the accommodation of east
ern delegates, and at their request.
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A Severe rhu.ser ss~r~.

A violent tempest OF wind. rain and hail
accompanied by thunder and lightning
passed over Warren and Thomaston Fourth
Of July evening. doing considerable dam
age. A new house belonging to Mr.. George
Bucklin at South Warren. was blown of
the underpinning and partly demolished. A
number OF large trees were uprooted. The
house OF Eldridge Lermond. Warren, was
struck by Iightning, and lady OF the lam
lily slightly injured. In Thomaston several
chimneys were blown down. one going
through the roof. The schooner A. +. Ellis
Of Rockpor. at O'Brien's wharf. was
struck by lightning. badly damaging the
foremost. In Rockland there was a heavy
thunder shower. but no damage WAS done.
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ALL DISEASES
oKIut>ArISS Is
Bad State Of the Blood
Or accompanied by
DEBILITY
A Low State Of the System.
From Rev. John Gregory.

Pastor Of The Wesleyan Methodist Church n PH...
ton, LuEerno County. Pa.
Ny Dear sIr-liaving at yarious times, pcr-on-
Ally. and n my own AMI other iaml4es tested the
great vAl-e OF the medicine called PERUNIAS
slkIf. or PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PRO
ToAlDE OF IRON, most checrIully recommend
H. especially TO those who are suffering Irom dY-.
peptic and nervous dl-ordcrs- As rel able and
powerful Alternative, It =, tAsnk unsurpassed s
and, = a tonic, tree from all the Objectionable
features OF alcoholic remedies. II il most .ricl.
ent auxiliary 10 the temperance cause On. of
The greatest n hdrdncc- 10 The temperance reform
at present ~ as think. the medical u-e OF alco.
holio atmIlahts Whatever may be argued a. to
thetr necc-sti. Uncertain cases, We have IN In .
PERUVIAN SYRUP. a safe and efficient subst!-
Iule ior those dangerous remedies. This te.ttu!u-
ny Is given unsolicited. with the hope that some
who are nos yet acquainted with the valuable
properties Of the medicine NAV be induced 10 Wv.
Il trial Your truly, JOHN GREGORY
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Reports from Mexico indicate that that
Government Is growing restless under the
repeated raids Of United States troops into
its territory in pursuit Of cattle thieves.
No doubt it is unpleasant for them, bot
they must keep their thieves at home.
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SpsfiaI 4otifss.
A Q A n ID.

TO all that are suffering from the errors and
indi ssre;iops ofyouth. nervous weakness. early
Decay. loss OF manhood, &C.. will send q reoe.at
'nat VIII cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. Til,
sreAs remedy was discovered BY q mission.,v in
sooth America. send sslfsddrssssd enyeiopr
% NE kev. JosEfH T. IMAM station d. Bible
Hease, New York. wears
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Tn. date on the address label OF each subscri-
Der paper shows the time to which the subserip-
ton is paid; and all subscribers In arrears arc
requested TO pay up as soon as possible.
On receipt Of payments ON subscription At this
Office a receipt VIII be promptly sent to the sub
scriber and the date the address label will b.
corrected on the next issu OF the paper.
In all communica atoms relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 10 state TIE
P0stofice to which the paper u. or u 10 be. sent
an to be careful TO write all proper names plain
~.
In directing a change OF address. always give
the present address ~ well the 10 which
you wish the paper Afterwards sent.
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A Portland, Oregon, despatch says that
General Howard was 20 miles FROM Cam
pas prairie.
Howard told . scout that the In.
dams would cross the Columbia between
Lewiston and Dallas, and possibly go out
by Grande Route. Bernard Is with How.
ard. Major ThrockmOrton has the com.
msnd OF companies from Walla Walls,
which are now reported near psmpas prai-
RE, having all let Peudleton TOR Pilot
Rock on Birch Creek, shout Is miles from
Pendleton and II miles from Campss prai-
rie, where the Indians are in force about
l,OO0. 1t looks IS II crisis was near.
A Umalilla courier from Portland July
!, brinls the following to Governor Chad
wick at Umatilla:
We are in great danger here from indians.
Our troops that went 10 the front FROM here,
nftI st<Qng, were attacked to-day at Willards
Springs, and there must be over half, II not
two-thirds, killed. or those who were in
three are wounded aud they report several
others wounded before they got out. We have
about 30 men here, and not One-haf armed.
hundred soldiers len here At this afternoon
TO relieve our men.
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4 IDAsssrAIy OUTRAGE

II Is stated that Gen. Sheridan starts for
the Black Hills In few days TO personally
direct the campaign against the Indians.
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Home and Foreign News.


Lieutenant Albert Grippenberg. OF the
Russian Navy, died At the Everett House.
New York, on Saturday night last.
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THURSDAY, JULY i. Is1s.
REPUBLICAN
State Convention for 1878.

The Republicans of Maine. and all independent
voters who are favor Of preserving the credit Of
the National Government, and sound currency
for the people-eQuiyalent 10 coin and reieemable
in coin-are requested to send delegates 70 State
Convention 10 be held in the
CITY Hall. Portland. Tuesday. Jul. 30
ls5s. as II o'clock, q. ".
The basis OF repres tation will be a. follows -
Each city, town and plantation is entitled to one
delegate. and additional delegate for every =
votes given for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor in ISIS a traction Of forty votes over the
number which Is entitled to one delegate. will be
accorded delegate
The State Committee will be IN session the even
ing preceding and at O'Clock The morning OF tho
Convention. and viii receive credentials of dele
gates.
JAMES G. BLAINE. kENSTBEC. Chairman.
GEORGE {. WING. AndroscogEin.
LEWIS b JOHNSON. Aroostook-
FRED. y DOW. Cumberland
u 6 BEAN, Franklin.
n WHITING. Hancock.
d y. M0RTLAND. knox
ANDREW LACY, Lincoln.
A. II. wALkER, oxford.
& \. BoUTELLE, Penobscoi-
c. PACKARD. Piscataquis-
JOHN :. ELLIOTT. Sagadahoc-
:. j. LINDSEY, somerset
W. II. FOGLER, Waldo.
". J. CORTHEl l., Washington.
JAMES NJ ANDREWS, ORR.
I a SMITH Se-reLarv
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BoWDoIN COLLEGE,

rNhMINATI tor admission u either de
u psrfmrnt will be hsid on FRIDAY JULY I4th.
and also at the open ng OF the all Term, ~eptrm.
her sBth. at ~ \. 81, in the Chemical Lecture
Room, Adams Hall
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBER
FKFslBENT-
Brunswick June Ash. lsss. sws.
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hereby give notice. that have given nay sou
Eugene the remainder OF his minority. and shalt
claim noas OF hts earnings. or pay any debts OF
- coHtrac lsng after tins date.
JOHN ". DANIELS.
Ellsworth. July 9th. 1878. swss.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.

1855. .-NiHURa-suLU ,oR>EII-i,-".s--.
IAwskI, TIE KING or vIoLINIsTs-REv.
MR.. HEPwoRTH.
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Report of the Condition
OF THE
BUCkSPORT NATIONAL BANK.
at Bucksport.
Ia The State Of Maine at the close ofbusiaess
June ~, 1873.

t'Hss's.sss.'s.-.-. OAR 9l
srAtL Oh MAINE, COUNTY OF HANCOCK S.
\, COW. swasey. Cashier of the aboye.named
.Auk' 10 sslemniy swear that the above state.
nsh' Is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
EDw. sWAsEY, Cashier.
day of July, ISIS. ~
o. L. CUNSiNaHAM
o.. Justice OF thsPeaee
IBho. L. WooDMASI
y. L. HILL,
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PauDer Notice,

III, undersiSncd, selectmeR Of the town Of
verona, Hancock County. hereby caution, and
Iorbid all persons against furnishing any sup
pines On our account 10 kuel T.. bridges. town
pauper ~ we have made ample provision for
his support. We shall pay bills contracted on
his behalf, un less ordered hy US.
DAVIS BENNETT 4 Sslertmep
ITNFoRD HEATH. I ofthe town
WILLIAM ARBOTr } OF Verona.
Verona, July sIh, ISIS. 2w2s
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GEN advertisements.
-aa1aHs aia--sA tsa
LOST,

On Monday last between Ellsworth aud Bar
Iiarbor. a striped India shawl THE nder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at
Goodwin 4 Psrody's hair-dressiug rooms, Main
II. Ellsworth Maine. lives
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The Republicans Of the fIFTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT are requested 10 send delegates 10
Convention TO be held al
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Notice j, hereby given ihSt the Bridge is d,-
TINT Nv. I, tnwn 81 Lamofne. is now open to tue
public travel
NEWELL II. COOLIDGE. ! Select.
CALVIN JOts1I<S. msu
Latn0iRs. July :. 1s7s swaSs
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Wells Persian Perfume 'HACKMETACK,
u rich and fragrant. Try it. Sold BY s. d.
"IGGIN elsewhere hy dealers generally.
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Belfast. ON Tuesday. August q. 1sss-
N Id q q oSk. 4. u.

to nominate a candidate for Representative 10 Con
gress, and attend to any Other business inAt ma,
come before The Convention
Zach city, town and plantation lie entitled to on
delegate and one additional delegate fer every :,
votes gwen for the Republican candidate for GOV
ernor in ls76, and one additional delegate for
fraction OF forty votes 80 cast.
JAMES 4 NIILLIhE>,
A u. BEAN.
oRRiN LEONARD,
4. NJ HOPKINS,
JAMES NJ BLAISDELI,
DAVIS TlISo\.
Congressional Committee
july {, L.
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CITY Hall. Portland. Tuesday. Jul. DO
lsss. AZ II q clock. q. ".
Fifth District Convention

!. -. SMITH Secretary.
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H. u" only Inc tor The West thu. I...,.
directly through
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-07-11
MRS. HuoG1Ns TAKES THE FOURTH.
BY MAX o'RILEY.

It was not until after tea in the evening
that Mrs. Higgins ventured to express her
opinion as to the event of the day She
said she had travelled the entire length of
the Nile, and the valley of the Euphrates
That she had travelled through Congress
without an escort. And leaning on Mr.
Higgins arm, had stood in the presence Of
Ulysses Grant That she had listened to
sixty-four American July eagles scream in
their proudest manner, but never before had
she witnessed spectacle more fitting than
that dinner, in all her born days. Why,
ribs she eat than could imagine. And the
FIVE pieces OF roast-beef, though the last was
little tough, were superior to anything
she had ever found in Naples. And did 1
observe the mutton, the chicken, the veal
and the kid? I didn't? Well, she regretted
it, though she was not fully satisfied as to
quality, for first as she was reaching for the
nineth course, great jam on each side
pushed her quite away, and prevented her
finishing her dinner. In fact, with the re
ception of compile of apple-pies and four
biscuits, she got nothing more Would 1
tell her who that handsome gentleman was
who spoke 80 earnestly, and elequentIy in
the morning? Well, she was glad to know
that was Mr.. George Hardin, and requested
me to present her compliments through the
medium of the press TO that gentleman with
her regrets in being no longer a marriagea-
III loI, h,,t H.
been dutiful husband and done the best he
knew how. Could tell her who the youth
ful orator was who spoke with such ease and
natural dignity? Well her opinion was
that young Jessie Hardin had an interest
ing future before him, and all it required
was close application, and a strict adhere
ance to the principles of total abstinence
which he so feelingly advocated "Was
that eloquent eyed man who spoke
three hours and a half in the after
noon a Congressman or SenatOrF He
is an editor. And the look Of ANNA
ted establishment which settled on the old
lady's face was interesting, as she remarked
with smile: ~ knew he was somebody"
What did she think of the Murphy move
nlent and the the barbecue generally? Well
and az this veteran woman and wife drew
red bandanna across her eyes, I love the
Murphy movement because it shackels a
demon and destroys curse, pours the pearly
liquid of peace into the troubled heart, and
browns the aches that ranl1les there; re-
claims the drunkard and preserves the youth;
plants pink-hued colors in woman's cheek,
and makes her eyes to vie in radiant lustre
with the temperate stars of heaven. Yes
mister I'm down on drink, but like such
dinners aud doing as we've had to-day
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Non-Resident Notice.

In the Chanccry Court Of IIardt man coun-
tv, Tennessee.
Tie State OF Tennessee for the use OF IIar-
deman county, VS.. Eliza Simpson, and her
husband, j. l. Simpson; Mary =. Lambeth,
and her husband G. NJ. Ian beth; NJ. F..
Jenkins, and her husband J. i. Jenkins:
Harriet Lambeth, and her husband Oscar
Lambeth; A NJ. Lambeth, senior.
No. $50 II. d. Original attachment bill.
In this case it appearing from the bill
which Is sworn to that defendant, Eliza
Simpson and her husband J. !. Simpson are
non-residcnts of the State of Tennessee, and
residents Of the State ofTexas And il also
appearing that an attachment has been Is
sued and levied upon the property OF said
A. NJ. Lambeth, ST., being certain lots and
lands CONVEYED bv him TO Eliza Simpson
and others to satisfy certain indebted
ness mentioned in said bill due from said
j. J. Simpson to Iiafdemdn county, "
judgments, it Is therefore ordered that said
Eliza Simpson and her husband J. !. Simp-
son enter their appearance ut the court
house in the town Of Bolivar, Tennessee, on
or before the list Monday in August 1878, land
plead, answer or demur to said bill or the
same will be taken fer confessed and set
for hearing ex partc as to them; and that
copy of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Bolivar
Bulletin This June 20. 1878.
A copy attest: JAMES FENrEESs, Jr.,
Clerk and Master.
Wood & McNeal solicitors for c9mplainants.
ie13-5
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Our attention has been called to a new
article for the use ofladies, the invention of
which has conferred an everlasting blessing
upon every lady. We refer TO the Queen
City skirt susPenders Tor supporting ladies
skirts, the most desirable and beneficial arti
Gle ever invented for the relief OF women,
many of whom have suffered years of mikcr-
able health caused solely by carving the
weight Of a number Of heavy skirts, COM
pietely dragging them down. Something to
support ladies' clothing is absolutely neces-
sary. These suspenders are recommended
by orr leading physicians to all ladies and
young girls. Every lady should have them
They are sold only through lady agents.
\ splendid opportunity Is offered to some
reliable lady canvasscr Of this county to se
cure the agency of a pleasant and profitable
basincss. For terms and territory write at
once to the Queen City suspender company,
27S Clark street, Cincinnati, @. ie20-4t
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= Remarkable Result.

It makes no difference how many Physi-
cians,or how much medicine You have tried,
it Is now an established fact that German
Syrup is the only remedy which has given
complete satisfaction in severe cases OF Lung
Diseases. 1t Is true there are yet thousands
Of persons who arc prcdisposed 10 throat and
lung affections, Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Asthma, severe colds settled on the breast,
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, BE, who
nave no personal knowledge of Bosehee's
German Syrup. 70 such We would say that
10000 dozen were sold last year without
one complaint. Consumptivos try Just one
bottle Regular size = cents. Sold by all
druggists, in America nay2-1vr.
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An Astonishing Fact.

4 large proportion of the American peo-
pie are to-day dying from the effects of
Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The result
of these diseases upon the masses of in
telIigent and valuable people is most alarm
ing, making life actually burden instead
of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be. There is no
good reason for this il you viii only throw
aside prejudice and skepticism, take the adj
vice of your Druggists and your friends,
and try one bottle of Green's August Flower.
Your speedy relief is certain. Millions OF
bottles OF this medicine have been given
away TO try its virtues, with satisfactory re-
suits IN every case. You can blv n sample
bottle for 10 cents to try Three doses Will
relieve the worst case. Positively sold hy
ali Druggists on tie Western Continent.