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Maine Central
RAILROAD.
n0NDAE. OCToRER z, lsss.

HSls eF-74 y SSG a - - n - - At1e 0s
Passenger Train. leave Portland for San
Eor, Dexter, Belfast and ~ zterville al
l2.jl II IS and II As y. m.
For Skowbegan at l2.3), u IS, III Pm.
For Augusta, EsRllowelI, Gsardines H3S
ArDsswiek at T.C0 a. m, 3j, 500, ii.45 p m.
kOr HOcLiUa1 anu all statiOnH on Knox s. Lin
coin Il. H. anu for EeWtsgca via Brunswick az
100 a. m. and 1926 n. M.
FOR Bath at 7.00 a. m, 1875 and 500 IN.
E0T EarmEEgt01s Hseu0soath, winthrop,
sSend9eld, Wess NHteFTiiie aHd Water
Vile via Lewiston o; 1879 ?. II,
EOr Lewiston and Auburn.
Passenger Trains leave at 1880 p. IN. and SIS
pm The train leaving az Has p. N, also has
passenger car attached, connecting at Cumberland
junction with Mixed Train for EewistOn, Au-
1Ern, Winthrop and WnIerviIIe. The 123
p. m. tram lie the day train and the 1t45 p. m.
Sleeping Car attached; both make close connection
at Bangor for all stations on the e. q n. A.
hallway, and tor -. JOhn and Halifax. The
1l.40 p m. train makes close connection at Ban
gOr for all stations on BnpxOr 81 PiscatR-
quIs Il. ~, AocitCH, WOOdstock, ~. An
drews, ~. Stephen Fredericton. Fort
Fairfield and Caribou.
Passenger Trains arrive In PcrtiRnd az
follOws:-The morning trains from Augusta, Gar
$40 a. m. The day trains from Bangor Dexter
Belfast, Skowhegan, Pennington, X. & L. K. r.,
and all intermediate stations at 1882 and 3.3I ID.
m. The afternoon train from Augusta, Bath, X, 4
l., K. X. at 5.25 p. m, The night Pullman Express
tain at LIS a, M
PAYsON TUCKER, sup't.
Portland, Oct. T. 1873. oe5dtf
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NOTICEi is hereby given, that tho subscriber has
4V been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust OF Administrator OF the estate OF
ELIZA EMBREE, late of Wentworth, Nova Scotia
deceased, who died leaving estate to he administered
on IN t1e county OF Cumberland, and given bonds
as the law directs. All persons having demsTJs
upon the estate OF said deceased are feopire,l no
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted 10 s.i
estate are called upon TO make payment 10
Portland, Oct. list, 1873. or5Ii.S a
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EXCHANGE Dining ROOMS,

VI O101NII11UG SUN 81
This popular saloon having been
refitted and painted, is again open
to the public. The present pro-
prietOrS will endeavOr to merit the
liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed End propose 10 increase its
popularity by generally reducing
the cost OF food, while fully MAIN
tanning the quality and quantity.
40 EXCHANGE STREET.
War5 diff
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PORTLAND & OGDENSBURG R,R
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing MONDAY, Sept. 80, 1S7S.
Passenger trains leave Portland fol
s<my@snr.9Fabyan's and intermediate stations
5.R5 n. M. and 3.45, ID. m.
7.H5 n. mn. runs through to Burlington and Swan
ton, connecting at Wing Road, tor all points on
Boston, Concord 81 Montreal r. r; at st. Johns
bury with Passumsc R. Il. for Newport, Sher-
brook, &c; at East Swanton with Central YER
mont r. r. for St. John and Montreal; at Swan
ton with Central Vermont for Odgensburg via
Ogdensburg 81 Lake Champlain K. K.
2.45 p nm. runs through 10 Crawfords and Fabyan's.
Trains arrive in Portland from Fabyans and inter-
mediate stations at 11.05 a. m.
From Vermont $50 p. IN.
j. HAMILTON. Supt.
Portland, Sept27 1878. sep2Sdtf
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PRICE Is CENTS.

Be careful 10 obtain COLLINS VoLTAIo PLASTER a
Medicated PLASTER as seen in The above cnt SnI5 ~
all Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas and by WEEKS g. POTTER,
Proprictors Boston, Mass
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BOYNTONs FURNACES.

Cast or Wrought Iron-Suitabe for Coal or Wood
BRICK SET md PORTABLE.
Are Powerful Heaters; Remarkably dur-
able; economical in fuel; gives unixer.at
from gases.
Thousands have had constant and severe use tor
over II years, and in good condition TODAY.
without repairs or expense ''
The most durable FURNACE. the ebenpe.t IN
buy. Fltted with clinher cleaning anti-fTicfion
sss5 ash'shifting CRATES and ash-paus-
lineu leeu doors, draft regulator, etc. Have
Imany attractive and practical improvements
Also, RANGES for family or hazel ma.
Fireplace Heaters etc.
Send for circulars before purchasing others.
Richardson, BOYntOH & Co, Manufacturers.
23I Water Street, New York.
apply direct to The MaEufacturers. auIceodgn
National Republican., 1878-12-24

The funeral Of Police Officer Ashton, who was so
well known as one Of the door keepers at the Police
Court took place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, No. l2ij FOur.and.a half street south.
west AMER the services ut The house the cortcgc
proc eedcd to GursuCh Chapel where the final ccro.
monies were performed, aud which Were conducted
by the Rev james larins, assisted by the Rev. b.
some walnut Caskct, ufnHHUulCd with double
sS or me nCudingS, with short bnr.handlcs, and plate
bearing the nemc dates OF birth death, and ago of
lhe deceased The funeral was In charge OF the
Henry Lees Sons. The pail bearers were scrRrHnrs
Joseph Hughes and q. Pierce and Officers Philip
shea, J. y. Barry. W. H. Hunt, aud Abraham be
Jue After the ceremonies OF the church the cor
irgC proceeded to Congressional Cemetery, where
the lCmAins we've placed Ia the public vault
National Republican., 1878-12-24
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITT NOTES.

--There was fine skating on Babcock Lake yes
tcrday afternoon.
The condition OF Mr.. Peter Mcnamara remains
unchanged. lie had large number OF callers yes
tcrday.
A thin coating of ice has formed on the river.
II not strong enough for skating nor sufficient To
impede navigation.
The United States to the use Of Joseph McIain,
has entered suit against Thomas J. Bcckslcr, late
constable, and his bond. t. recover slpjOi.
DIR. Corkins cures piles without the use Of the
knife the scissors, " ignturc, by anew method
known Ouly by himself Office, Ill Thirteenth
street northwest. No cure, no pay.
"A boy named George Steward was arrested yes
tetdny by Mr. Gatchcl for cruelty treating lHne
old horse that had fallen upon the ice, near the
corner Of Ntnth aud streets northwest.
john +. Cooke Indgr No. 10. +. A. 4. NJ, have
Installed the following officers: ". NJ. Joseph
Matthews, :. W, T.. !. RobuSou: J. W. James
st!yatd; treasurer, e. II. Lee secretary J. {. Con.
way.
The Governor Of Maryland has made rcquisi.
ton Oil the ChlcfJustiCc OF the District for Philip
ZONES. indicted IN Howard County for the larceny
OF cow from John Earhatt. The party wanted
was turned over TO the authorities.
A son OF Mr.. Parker, jnuitnr Of the Wc.tCrn
Cniun relcGnph office fell on the sidewalk on
Massachusetts GyCRlU yesterday morning. aud cat
lis head severely. Ills wound was dressed in RUs.
sells drug store. arer which he wds sent home.
dawson Lodge. No ID met at Masonic Temple
last evening and elected the following officers TO
NJ: john ". Brchard S.M.: o brown, ]. ": : 5.
Bond secretary, aud Robert II nrahau, treasurer.
John Anderson. colored picIpuCkc', was or.
rested by Onccr keamcy yesterday afciuOun Oh
seventh street, near II northwest. while in the act
Of taking pockethCuk nom cu!urcd woman
named MARY Baker. H. was taken To thc Fifth
Precinct ar,d locked up iUr hearing before Judge
Sncll to-day.
AT n meeting OF Prcs,mcu's uWl6n No !, held
last SATURDAY evening. the following OfiCCrs wgfC
elected tOr the ensuing year: President. George "
feiIce vice president, John GHrthwait; recording
aud corresponding secretary, Francis Fraser iinan
Clul secretary, Columbus Hall treasurer. Thomas
+. MasCr; sergeant at.arTnS. A. y. TruunCl dele
gate International typographical Union, A. +
National Republican., 1878-12-24

vancement OF the Christian Faith and the Honor
OF our King and Country, voyage to plant the first
Colony In the northern parts OF Virginia, DO. by
these Presents socmnly and mutually, IN the Pres
cncc Of God and one another. Covenant and com
binc ourselves together into Civil Body rUltlck
for our better Ordering aud Preservation and Fur
thCiailcc OF the Ends aforesaid: And by virtue
hereof do enact constitute aud frame such Just and
equal Laws, Ordinances. Acts, Constitutions, aud
Officers from time to time as shall be thought most
meet aud convenient for the general Good Of the
Colony unto which We promise all due submission
and obedience.
In witness whereof We have hcreunto subscribed
our nanos, at Cape Cod, the Eleventh. Of November,
In the Reign Of Our Sovereign Lord. King James Of
England France. aud Ireland the eighteenth, aud
Of Scotland the hfty forth. Ammo Dnm.nl 100.
Signed by Mtssfs. John Carver, william Brad.
ford, Edward NmSow, William Brewster, Isaac
Alcrton, Milcs sandish, John Alden and other, to
the number of futty.One
AS these nUhlc men began their great work by q
recognition OF God In their first constitution. and
III all their Important acts, we now invite the Rev.
Dr. Rankin to invoke the divine blessing OH this
occasion.
Amer the prayer he read poem entitled "Forc.
inihcrs bay The remainder Of the evening was
then given ~ 10 the VOtaties Ot Terp7iChu At
eleven o'clock supper was served by uassCock, Of
the Chester Dsiry, which was cnuyedby the society
and It's guests. Ancrwari dancing was resumed.
National Republican., 1878-12-24

Tho muuml reception and 5ociNbc Of the New
Eng.nud 'o'ty at Masonic Temple last evening
M4sa very pie 'a,uut a'uir. Judge Smell VA, the
presiding .ihcei at The reception, ana made the
following welcome address.
", meet Co honor the memory UI the great and
gn,.i uru known u- the l!-Ml-
The convection u .cu,b,. | uu the deck Of the
NayhuWCr pr".lhtIunI\ u ia" itmUu, events which
II iur.ahHIUWwII J, Oh" ul III, most remarkable in
history CJmprchendIup the vast Am, u!llrg OF
aud uhrdlrn,r tr law they dicN up amt ,uir, rlhSi
the gIuudu,l social compact r,,r iDuanly culricd
into ly miU.
A. III mtrudurtuu To th., uc.p..u.l iugii. yJur
attention ~ InIs Huhlr dunu1u..I.
'.ig,'mci 6rrcoa n, NspIe,s q, sen I4gmop,. 1870
In the name Of Gud, amen. We wnu e. name,
arc uudrrN rtcu, the ivyGl subject, OI our dread
SJyurrigu Lpil. King james, by lnr rrncc ul God Of
Great ulilaaI, France, and Ireland King, Defender
Of the FuIth &c,
Having undertaken for The GloIy of God and Ad,
National Republican., 1878-12-24

To morrow morning at six O'Clock the Mctropoi.
tan bells Will ring out nctrily m honor Of the an.
nirersHry OF the birth Of the Worlds RGdccmer.
Professor Wdduws has arranged the following Sp.
prOprate selection OF music for the OCCASION this
being the eighth year he has performed that duty
!. Xmas Changes on eight bells; .. Joy to the
Antioch 3. "Ilark of Song OF Angels
SwClllng"-.Welsh melody; I. "AdcStc Fidelcs "
8. Merry, Merry X.maS Everywhere" 6. Pastoral
ymPhony-"McssiHh = :. How Beautiful arc the
lcet'-"Mc,alah;" $ Carol N.mas Bells" G. W.
Morgan =. "Kyrie Eieson"-arrangcd from Mo
zatts twelfth mass; 10. Gloria IN Exccsis'-
llaydens mass No =; II. Christians. Awake! Sa.
Lutte the HAPPY Morn-F WiddUws; l.. Gloria
TInTSAyiss" II 70 6Id rnSlI,h X.mns ,ne carr" TS
Is Old Folks at Home l6. The MiStletOe
Bough;' II. Wen Gc Gaynnd Happy Is. Home
Sweet Home"
National Republican., 1878-12-24
Entertainments of St. Matthew. Instltut.

Entertainment OF St. Matthews Institute.
The entertainment given las, evening by the stu
dent, Uf st. Matthews institute 10 their friends was
success and reflected great credit on the Christian
Brothers in charge George Flynn amused tho au.
dierCe with recitation of the Trials Of II Twin
"BOGdi,cn" wa rcciledby William Mauogue; The
Address Of Napoleon to the Army u Italy BY viii
liam Merritt, "Irath Of the Grt yiuuud' by SNOW.
den Ashford, while his brolllrI Welsh Ashford was
applUuGud for thu excellent lIaI.ieT In which he
hIake "CAlliUes Defiance. The features Of the
evening were the enactment Ui lhc dialogue, 'sn-
luulu Gud "lmprUssmcnl Ul GH American seaman
Ia the tDImer T. Barry Miller William DrlH,y, aud
Neville Lloyd Krrht r and Charlie, Walter did lull
lU'lrC Ia the ,lurutru ia the later. Brother TO.
b.as La, been HTg,d 10 repeat the entertainment.
National Republican., 1878-12-24
THE HoLIDAr TRADE.
Whore q Good Article can be Obtained 70
n Reasonable Price.
MAYS NEAT.rIrTrSG KIDS.

n Reasonable Price.
MAYS NEAT-rITTrSG KIDS
One Of the neatest little presents for q Christmas
gin that can be had Is pair OF violating kid
gloves and the best place TO buy then, is al Mays,
No. 90 Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. May makes a
specially OF Paris kids.
WHERE CATHOLIC WORKS CAN M FOUND
Our Catholic friends VIII be pleased to learn that
u. A. BrosnRn. who keeps the Catholic book store
CANT and complete stock OF goods for sale at rea.
sonablU rates.
FINE sILvERwARE AND JEwELRY.
The most fnstidiOus individual cannot fail TO bc
suited In Christmas presents II he or she will call
on that cntefpfising mt rchait Mr. l. T. Libbev. No.
i37 Ninth street northwest His tea sets, cake bas.
scis bracelets and jcwclry arc superior 10 any Of
ierc1 In this city
PINE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS
While looking around for presents call and ex'
anime lhe large stock OF McsSrs Mohun Brothers,
bookseller and statoners. corner Pennsylvania ny.
cnnc and ElcycAth street. They have nn unusual.
y fine and varied assortment Of fancy goods and
Juvenile books.
j. II. CRANE, i6o PEsNsYLvASrA AVENUE,
mas Just received an unlimited supply OF the finest
fruits and vegetables now In tho market, which he
Is Offering at special rates during the Christmas
holidays.
W. n DALTON, BooTs AND SHOES.
At this establishment may bc found the latest
styies III shoes, slippers, &c. The uscful and orna.
mental Is combined, aud what Is better still, the
price j. not beyond the worth Of the article offered
Tor sale.
JACOBS BROTHERS, JEWELLERS.
At No. lsl9 Pennsylvania avenue, recently
opened by Mcssrs. JacOj Brothers. Is to be seen q
ilme display In diamonds aud precious stones Gold
hCd riugs and bracelets Of the latest pattern can
also be found there. While all goods are genuine
for the extensive patronage that the young firm has
already secured
National Republican., 1878-12-24
Every variety
ofscRrfs. bandkerchiefs, gloves, &C., at Roman d
CON's jO7 seventh street.
Tr,irr Destroy n Good CI,ur,c,,r.

Not long since Mr. William q. Parkinson, an cid
and esteemed citizen doing business Pcnnsylva-
MIA avenue. between Third and Four.and. aif
streets, was charged with committing an Indecent
assault upOa Matilda Brimmlnger, twelve years of
age. lie dcuied the accusation, declaring at the
time that he beevcd It was made for blacknaing
purposes. The case was carried Into the Police
t9urI and appealed 10 the Criminal Court, where a
ness told such q conflicting story that It was dill.
cult to cOuhne her positively IN any statement that
shc mHdC MIR. Parkinson thoroughly yindiCated
himself. aud the jury promptly returned q verdict
"f not guilty. lie was defended by Mr. Daniel Z.
Cnhln
National Republican., 1878-12-24

All Sugars Al less than cost.
Ralsins Currauts. CiIron, Prunes. Grapes Oranges
Lemons. Figs. Nuts. Mince eat, equal to Gordon n
Dilworths, or home made At Bc {; Dried Apples, &c
pcr h.
over fny varieties fnncy Crackers and Cakes.
All kinds Of Canned Goods, at prices to suit every
one and of unsurpassed quality.
New Cder-bOih sweet and hard.
New Maple Syrup. Sc per quart.
Mocha Coffee, russ ed, G: o. g. Java 31ci best Rio,
2fc; all kind, American and Foreign ChecseS; New
York State Dairy and Creamery Butter, from CSC to
32c; CrockeTy, glassware and wOodenware' Cara
meif FIench, Mixed and Broken Candy cheaper than
None Of last years stock Drought from the cellar
but all fresh and warranted good, deClQu
National Republican., 1878-12-24

There WAS a laTIc attendance at the Christmas
festival Of the National kindergarten School, Mis-.
Louise Pollock. principal, held at kindergarten
Hall last night. The pupils marched into the
presence Of the audience aud took seats upon a
raised platform, where they went through various
exercises In gymnastics and sang motion songs
peculiar 10 the kindergarten system Of teaching
The little ones gained considerable praise for thcil
efficiency. In one corner OF the room WAS an i'm
mcnsc Christmas tree bending low with the many
parents The children Of the Foster Home were
present BY special request of Mrs Pollock aud
scholars, who arc taught generosity and tina
scliishnes. !. wrong.
National Republican., 1878-12-24
A wnshIngton ,Iark.man Amor q Modal.

Mr. Edward l.. Mills the wcllknown pigeon
shot of this city. LEFT for New York last evening
To enter into competition with number Of other
marEsmCn for the medal offered by Captain BOgar.
dns iVr the championship Of the world. The sport
begins Tomorrow aud will close next Friday. The
first event will be for the championship al pigeon
shooting under the B0gardus rules. Thursday will
he devoted to glass ball shooting for which medal
Is also offered. Friday, the last,lay OF the shooting
u purse Of sJfD will be contested for in ~ et.l.
stake, under the following conditions: Seven
pigeons, thirty yards rise and twenty glass halls
These events VIII attract the best wing shots Of the
country ~ New York, and the result OF the meeting
Is looked forward 10 With great interest
National Republican., 1878-12-24

The womcns Temperance Union aud the wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union jointly cele-
bracd the illth anniversary of the crusade yester.
day, from eleven to four o'clock, in the parlors at
Lincoln Hall. by prayer and song. The crusade was
organized In llIl!sburOugh, Ohio by small number
of ladies, aud It's anniversary is now observed
rs recommended by the WOmcn's National TEN.
perance Convention. On the frst Monday in Jan.
uRTy the temperance women will begin a series OF
prayer meetings Nt Lincoln Hall, to be held every
day thereafter until February |, from one to two
o.Clnc <.
National Republican., 1878-12-24
Arrival of Passenger Trains

~ o.. EOEE AND OHIO bEF0T, EEw JERSEY AVE
HJEA hTRFEf'
Morn 'ny. PrrHbO,
90 - ouN CIn ek. 1850, Baltimore aCrOm.
- va n. q \, Y. "N. 40 lialimpTe hlcun.
p. uI'u q llllsg cJ. $40, n Y. Phil & Br1eN
1t9 J nl NOR anu way iay' Piedmont, tlTaSburg
- shLJns Winchester FTedCk,
E.l. itl' &C lhrL Or ch, lNg'rslOwn, Point OF
s;-tr fAIUHpfe, Annapolis kui * & way stations.
. 'hprces -hT BNuuIuTu aeon.
81, METtlHsburg and ia- -1:gp RalIiurrs SprCt,
stGriCWH A., tAlrtIU '5.'5 BIliInOIr 4 Hay bta
gylIAn branch tiuns,
sltgO, BalliMUI accom- .N;uD Chicago 4 ST. louis
l4ap Baltimore eiIIvss. 'DIO NY, IEll, Il Boston
express,
'ArT've daily. Others Sundays rIcrpled
sB- For the ime OF departure OF Trans ace adyer.
I-suienis ell GwhcTe.
National Republican., 1878-12-24
Jho MuIIImnuluI NIrl,Itet,

The clerk OF the court las issued mar age
nrrI,cs lLc following applicants:
r. \. Nelson, Of Baltimore, Md, ui Laura 4.
Anderson, Of i'.s city,
Michael Green and Victoria Jackson.
Henry Smith aud ArIHr EdTidgr.
H. T. Ash and Mary T. RUhey
Grurge W. Harrison and Anu.c J. MaliS.
William A. Wood, Of tins city, and Sadie Beatty,
of Punnsy lyRnlh
". IL Allen and Celia A. Iowens.
National Republican., 1878-12-24
DnnXInR Ihn lnaIrns.

The following parties were arIa!gucd in the
Criminal Court yesterday on the indictments found
against thcIn and pleaded not guilty:
Jennie Harris aud Elm JOmcs, grand larceny OF
money belonging to John Murray Henry Wins
horse stealing James HcytOn aud Peter Lewis mur-
der OF JGcub Day, and the latter US accessory be.
fore the TACT. AdolphnS Bnrs"Ns Ietlt larceny sec
Umd uiCnsel; jHmeS II. Nhitten, presenting false
claim, with intention ty deiTuud the Government.
National Republican., 1878-12-24

The pupils Of school No. l. Grade 3, Capitol Hill,
Miss Martha Garycs teacher, gave very delightful
entertainment yesterday afternoon at their school.
room, corner Of Third and street southeast at
which many friends and Parouts were present.
The school closed !ur the Chr slmHs holidays and
the entertainment was finale 10 the scholastic au.
tumn season consisting OF TcCiatuns, CHisthenics,
vocal music, &c, In all Of which the scholars
CNinCed high state Of proficiency, rejecting credit
alike upon teacher aud pupil
National Republican., 1878-12-24
JACOBS nRorurps JEWELLERS,
HnlillnN GInnra

While during the holidays all ore striving to be
happy themselves and to make others happy, the
idea OF adding to the enjoyment by furnishing the
luxury Of good cigar Is not a bad one. Mr. Robert
Kaiser, 100 Ninth street proposes in this way to do
his share In contributing to the general enjoyment
and happiness. Ills store Is well stocked with the
choicest brands Of cigars cigarettes. tobacco, snu
pipes. cGar.hoders. &c. Tie most fastidious can
be suited at his establishment
National Republican., 1878-12-24
CITY ITI MS.


WHAT intense pain Is caused by tooth ache. How
many slcCpleSs nights and weary days are due to It's
raging Influence. Yet the true cause OF all this tor
i%Htton H C"d omIy thoe Who have al Wres"
good sound teeth fully realize this fact how care
full would they be to keep their teeth In good con.
advice. Clean your teeth daily with good denti.
friCc, such as lHuRsToS'B IVORY PEARL TouTH-
POWDER. II will preserve your teeth through life
remove all tartar or eXlraneons matter. keep thom
clean, sound, and white, and tooth ache with all
Its horrors, will be unknown, Sold by all druggists
&C., at % and 20 cents per bottle.
How many thousands suffer from bIllousness
dyspepsia, &C., and drag on miserable existence
not III enough to remain at home and coll In mGdi
cal assistance yet feeling sufficiently unwc TO de.
stroy all the pleasure Of life. They suffer daily and
solely for waI, IT. Of sSnS simple remedy 70 purge
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle In Its ef
ircts yet 1t carries of lll eNtrancous matter, and
leaves tho vital organs clear and unobstruCtcd. II
purIlcs the blood and rcnOyates the entire frame
II Is truly Natures remedy. being entirely herbal
sold by all druggists. Twcn,y'hyo cents per pack.
aga, each making quart OF medicine.
WELLS MACHISE spREAD sTRESruESiSG PLAs.
TEES superior tn all Others. Composed Of choice
medicinal gums. combined with the true burgundy
Pitch spread on fine soft lamb skin they afford me.
chaniCnl support to the Affected parts, and, acting
by absorption. relieves almost Instantly. For pains
In the back or side, caused either by indigestion,
rheumatism or strain, they are unrivaled Sold by
all druggists; . cents each.
THoMPsoSs PoaADE OPTlME an oleaginous com.
pound Of great merit for dressing aud cleansing
the hair. Sold by ull druggists % and so cents per
bottle.
| BuTLERs BAIsAMIC MINrrRg, the old inf0lllble
| remedy. sold by druggists price, 81 per bottle.
HONESTY is the best policy In medicine as well a,
| in other thing. Aycrs SdrSGpGrGiG is genuine
preparation Of that unequaled spring medicine
and blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor
limitations heretofore In the market. Trial proves II
WiinoR's COMPOUND OF PURB COD-IIvER Oh
AND LIME.-lhe advantage Of this compound over
the plain oil is that the nauscating taste Of the Oil
| Is entirely removed and the whole rendered entire
y palHtgblc. The offensive taste OF the Oil has long
acted great objection to Its use but in this flrm
the trouble is entirely ohvlNied. A host Of ccrti.
fcatcs might be given here TO testify to the excel.
! lenCc aud success Of WilbOrs tod. LirCr oil and
Lime :" but the fact that II Is regularly prescribed
! by the medical mcuty Is sufficient Forsae by A,
! Is. WilbUr, Chemist, Boston, and by all dtuggists
| No WHOLESALE butter house In this city or Halu.
more has better facilities for daily receipts OF choice
! DAIRY products than SPICLRs, corner Ninth and
streets northwest Large stock Fine goods. Low
prices Fair dealing.
| HARVEY & HOLDENs
Table d HOtc is the best Ia the city. Breakfast and
| dlnncr, 80 cents each.