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sIss! Va. Alum and hM s#Iag.,
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

"Enrrnii in Srrofula and Skin di-
scases."-J. NJ. Allen, NJ. D., y. G.
Successful I'm Dyspepsia aud ChrOn-
H. Diarrhwa. Prof. Sam'l Jackson,
VI. D., Univ, nJ Pa.
Adapted IN Ihloratic aud AuTmic
conditions aud certain diseases pccu-
liar a. women disorders of the Kidneys
and bladder. - J. Moormaa, VI. r.,
-.
satisfactory ia Dyspepsia. Chronic
D%iarrhUa aud d+sv3uS diseases arising
from impure bleod: also in CERTAIN di-
SeiScs OF females tt. Il. Harrison,
VI. D., Pnysiciaa Nuusan's Hospital,
y. Y.
Used with great beneGt in Malarial
Fever and DiPlAelia.'-S +, Dupon,
VI. D., Ga.
Prompt in ,sliefo headache, both
sick and nerysss, and chiliA. Rev,
T.. &. DodsOn, NA.
Excellent In restoring debilitated
systems to health and strength 81.
G. Mercer, VI. d., Ind.
Tonic, Alternative, diurctic; one of
natures greatest remedies. Needed
Asso. of Lynchburg, Va.
"Recommendcd as a prophylactic in
Malarial districts. ID. r. FaireX, VI.
d., N. G.
81 find it the best remedy ] ever usel
in diseases of the throat. '-P. \. Sif-
ferd, NJ. D., n. c.
Every beneficial in uterine derangc-
ments and malarj'us conditiOms.'-G.
W. Vail. NJ. D.. Chic.
MY experience is very favorable TO
its corative virtue "-Thos. +. Rum
bald, VI, D., 81. louis.
Sample supply sent free TO any Ply
stefan desiring to test. Pamphlets
Sent free, Analysis with each pack
age. Wafer as it from Tia"
Springs 81 per case. Mass 30 cts. and 81
81 and S. {Ol half doz, Pills pure sugar
coated 20 cts ~ cts and 81 package :
$l.25, $2.N aud s. halfdoZ. Seat post
paid anywhere. This Mass and PILLS
contains in rcduced space all the cura-
tive powcIs of thte water, aGd is ron
vcnient, palatable and ssluable-
Address
\. NJ. DAVIES. Pres. Of the Co.
IS Main Street, I.ynchburg, Va.
Sold by
I'D. TRAYNOR, Druggist,
Cleveland, Tenn.
0-4-Gm.
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CONSUMPTION EN

A simple vegetable remedy for the srn,dy and
p r%nanent cure Of COHsumption, Bronchitis. As.
lima andiall Throat aud Liver Affections. Al O
a positive and radical cure for Nervous Dcbiliry
a "a alL Ncivols complaints, which has be-" to-
%rections I'm German, French, or English frL @
pairing and using, SEM by mail free Of charge ON
rGcelptof stamp. Please name this raper ~.
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sLs Herald.
OUR
DECEMBER 4th lsTG.

- The following gentlemen Ire an.
BFiz'a to receive subscription ts the
RRALD.
ln Il. Saab0urn, Georgetown,
60 Bare, Brentwood.
49, Chiiders, OOltcwah,
kNNn. Park.yirle.
.Hs"r. Iia
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w ed Gag.
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4 NEW
The CHATTANOOGA CLOTHING
MANUFACTURING co.

The Baltimore Clothing House has met with unprecedent sue
that they sell to-day more Clothing than any ClothingI
House in the city.
ince the Establishment is in existence, Mr.. Glass. its popu-
lar Manager broke down A PRICES and doing away with
the monopoly in that line.
All merchants had to follow but none sold as low. Their
other reason Of success Is that this establishment not only sold
tcwer but broaght a better assorte stock than heretofore found
here.
They ~inaugurated the One Price System selling to all alike.
This establishment took good care that every purchase
was well fitted and not one buyer could be seen leav-
ing their store and wearing their garments two sz-
es to large or to small, their pants neither 1 in
ches to short or to long, their coats 2 sizes
to large, all buyers there left well fitted.
dhl i establishment s@ sets goods, guaranteeing 9,T quality and price
qualities of goods need not fear to be taken advantage of, This
Glass long experience in Manufacturing, he knows all qualities
and closest prices in the market and for what garments can be
Messrs. Hart y Co, the proprietors in the Wholesale business
exclusively in Cincinnati; invoices all stock manufactured for this
establishment here at Wholesale manufactured cost and that is 20
to 30 per cent. less than merchants are bound to pay profit to the
Manufacturer.
The still greatest success of this House is paramount when
we say that they have commenced to manufacture in this city.
They have already in employ many hands and illinorease them
until all goods needed in this Establishment will be manufac-
tured here, bringing employment to many needy hands and it is
natural that they will receive ample encouragement for their
enterprise. They have connected with their establishment,
Merchant Tailoring on a moderate price system. They have the
est selected stock of piece goods in the city for that purpose.
Ready Made
OVER COATS from $500 to $500
SUITS 1926 " $500
PANTS rs " 600
Merchant Tailoring Prices.
SAQUE SUITS S 1000
FROCK 1900
OVER COATS 1000
5eys' 6s%its.
They carry the largest and best selected stock in the city. They
invite all purchasers to examine their stock and prices. Country
orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
ADDRESS, ]. M, GLASS, Manager.
l0-2-3m. y O. Tyo,ae-
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HON L. G HOUR ON THE SOL
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EPILE PSY. FITS
A GREAT OFFER FOR
-

LIMOS ORGANS, at extraordinary Low
tIiITHeS ioT 'HSI, lnstHlImcnts received. SPLEN-
octave ROSEN OOD PIANOS $3.50. SILK. 7 "a
10 FlAO, $3.50, upwards. Not used months. Ilhiso
t,a.rl catalogues Mailed HORACE WAEERS.
1870: '' - b"N
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nkthHhtgl Whu or SOUL-CHARMING.
"a UihIUW MI 1llow either sex may fasci.
h~ttfttttttttlH nate aud gain the love aud
affections Of any person
ulrL choose Instantly. This simple mental ne.
qult'lncht an can possess. Free by mail for "
,ents, together with a Marriage Guide. Eyyn-
uan oiasi'' Dreams and Hints 10 Ladies. A
sun 100 sausom St., Philadelphia. Pa.
CllEAPES BOOK STORE ~ THE
WORLD.
sS'o!2 superb Englih Cooks At ORR PRICE,
,3,s.h New American BOiks Al YOUR pRIrI,
'I%''1o SsIPnu hand Book, AT ANY PRICE!
LEGGAT BROTHERS.
J Becknian St., near New post om,c \
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fibhh returns In % days on 500 invested
AIIlUoncial reports aud information free
kthHtIike profits weekly uu stock ontinus nj
$40 tu so Adlrc.s 4. Potter lTigIt a
Co, Bankers, IS Wall II. y. \. ~
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A GENTS WANTED For IN. U.st al -,
AcstIselllng Pictorial Books and Bibles. pri.
Tts IIdlceu w per cent. NAIIUNAI pm
LlsIiING CO., Atlanta, Ga, ID
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Things are becoming Lively in Gcor-
gia. Saturday last a squad of sixteen
revenue deputies, raiding in Towns
county was Surrounded by n large
force Of armed nountainccrs and fol-
,ccd to surrender as prisoners to a man
who was alleged to be u leader of
."moonshincrs," The deputies surrcn-
,derCd to him without Il fight, but one
of their number was wounded aud left
'6Nce corner for dead. The dcpu-
'eut.ty.
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AGENTS READ THIS.

We want an Agent ln this County 10 whom No
WIZ pay a salary OF slOJ per month and cNpcn.
free. Addrcs. NJ once SUERNAN mr.
Marshall, Michigan. Wa
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ON 30 DAYS TRIAL

W e WIZ send our ELECTRO-yULTAfC BcIts
anu other Eclectic appliances upon trial for no
HheulGaijsG. PARALYSIS or any disease ~ ~,
Liver ar Kidneys, and many other disease.
y nqrs LuIc guaranteed or no pay. AddIess
WILLIAM BELT 20, Marshall Mich.
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DRESS TRIMMING.

In his department our buyer has certainly excencd himself Never have the ladies
of this section had access tOa stock so complete. Here you can find spi1dd Block
SAX Cokrcd Silks in ALT The new ad popular shades, Black and Colord Vclrus,
Striped tcnts, BrMGdd Vdvets, Silk Finished Fcvcts in all the nw oIog and
shades. Pdn Sahns, Cobrd SaHns, nrosncl SfRs, Stripes Sntns Buttons hmm
merabe Of every shape sWeanl color, Beautiful silk fringe. "a the most fashionable
shades, jet hHq,S jet passmntcdC, plain black and wtaebone fingcs, No matter
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENS FINE SHOES.


Ourstock of Fine Shoes is magnificent. We do not confnc ourselves 10 any "A par.
ucnlar brand, to the exclusion OF all Others, but keep shoes TO ft every kind of feet
and every b"l of pOckct-bcok. Among the many hauds in or stock are to be found
that If Miles Sa, Monroe. Snslh 4 Co, EdTaC. Burt, Samuel Dunlsr & Co.
aud many "htst hal stand hstm the estimation Of the best trade.
HEAFTB BOOTS IND SHOES.
every grade caa S. 6und here; including Gcntcmcns Fae Hand Scwi work. We
k%q ercrttting in Mems and Boys vearf from the heaviest Brogans III 10 Mhs& Son,
md CanfeHs Hand Made Goods a large Stock If Ladies' reggrd Good alssys on hand
Ours iste largest and best assorted stock ofBoots and Sbrcs h y retail trade the city
NOTIONS .4.ND F.4NCI GOODS
This sovA IL tAc most attractive department in every retail house. Lprrdathg this
fact, sc haycl ~~sht and row have ~a eIhijGcu an almost ineNhan*inIc supply Of
everything TINT is new, in both useful and ornamental article. Ourlmitri space pre-
vents u.s. from goug into details, but ne could spend hours il looking at the aoyciies
we Aarcin this line. Every lady should see them
OCRROO.W, 40. ,pOJ,
Is devoted exclusively to Goods for T0 RRl boys wear. Our Clothing stock hy very full
We have everything N this line from n sTs for 4-yearo old child up o a suit Tor dc lar
gst mSn in Chattanooga. Our" One Price" system prevails in this as well al ia al the
other departments, which fact insures yOu against high prices lrHats shirts, Collars
Cuffs, HandkTchiefs Half Hose, Undermine, Fancy and Staple Neck Ware and Gents
Jewelry. Our stock is the largest and our prices invariably the lowest an this country
THROUGH THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT
The cltomers annot fail to admire the harmony and system that prevails everywhere
Customers are wanted on politely and dcxtTously. Novne is unnecessarily urged to
buy, but is patiently shown through the stock, and very rarely are the instances where
sales ire not affected, Rich and Poor Old and Young. Experienced and Incxrcri-
encedg get exactly the same prices sam courCOust treatment, and the ann trrms
NO PARTIALLY is SHOWN ANY ONE.
Every citizen should ccolr store. M stranger can sd" the city without visiting
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AuooD PLAN Combining and oprratiny
man orders ia Que vast sum has every adynn
~ Oh capital with skillful management,
o. $50 to 10000 Circular. will mi symi"h Ia .
f'onS nov az can succeed in stock dealings free.
LA" hENCE co, 10 Hroal Street \. Y
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10 People who can Read.

A large SPACE 49, column Newspaper, not surpassed in this
Try Tor news, business reports, Literary and select reading, "
furnished, post paid,
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One Year and Three Months
FOR
~N NJ ER~

This offer to stand good until Jan. 1st, 1880, and s,
date from lifetime Of the reception at this office, and
one year and three months.
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M EXECAN

4 Mustang linimcnt.
Il pcnctratrs muscle, membrane Hnd
tissue, 10 the very bone, baulshing pain
and curing disease with n power rhut
4 never fails. II is n medicine lccdt"l los
everybody, from tho rdicherO, who Tidcs
II lig
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.

We say without fear Of contradiction that we have the larges, as we'll a. by far 1t
finest stock in the city, Our variety Of grades, cobrs stIAs and prices IL Indeed Eca
Ger dCyeT, during his last visit to the Eshn markets, displayed both good taste an
yndghent all his selections, besides eyincng firm belief in the fac. that low price
viii sell the goods Every lady that visits our store is surprised at our low prices, al
unhcshatHgy adds her testimony to ours in saying that or stock, for beauty. al
tactycness and cleaPneM. is not APPROACHED by any other house in lie civ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-12-15
THE LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL.

Subscribers will have in i complete Daily Paper
with the latest news BY Telegraph from all parts OF
the world editorials local. state national and foreign
news, correspondence, &c.
The extraordinary attempt made TO count
ont the republican majority i'm the LIE gts-
lature win give TO the Legislative Journal
far greater Interest than usual. The pro-
ceedings Of the hrst weeks will be of great
Importance.
At this session also new State Valuation will be
established-this TO stand for the next ten years.
The coming session will be one of the most impor-
tant ever held. The Legislative journal, giving a
full report of the proceedings every day, will there
fore be indispensable to all who wish TO be well in
formed from day TO day of the doings of the Legis
lature. We offer ii upon the following liberal terms
1 copy of DAILY kENNEBEc JOURNAL, by
mail to one address, for the session, 500
copies, of DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL by
mail to one address, for the session, s.75
10 copies Of DAILY kENNEBEC JOURNAL, by
mail, to one address, for the session, 1900
Additional subscribers taken at the same rates.
When delivered by carrier, for the session, In
any part Of the city. the price will invariably be
Any person raising club offve, and sending mon
ey above to the undersigned shall have an extra
copy for himself; any person sending the money for
ten as above, shall have an extra copy for himself;
for every additional club of ten the person raising
1t shall have additional extra copy for himself;
dress lunless by special arrangement made at this
ohice.)
All clubs should be raised before the 9TH day OF
January, none will be received after the session
opens.
brief Biographical Notice of each Member of the
50th Legislature, will be published In the DAILY
kENNEBEc JOURNAL.
SpRAGUE a. son.
Augusta, Nov. Goth, 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-12-15
Tragic Death of Tiger-Tamer.

From the London Telegraph, Nov. 26
Scarcely three months have elapsed since
we recorded the horrible fate of Karoly, the
renowned Hungarian wild beast tanner, during
one of his sensational performances with
huge boa-constrictor, by which he was crushed
to death while enveloped in its coils. We
now learn that another tragedy of this class
has Just been enacted at Berlin. William
Rice, the "Tiger King" a brother-in-law of
Hagenbcck, who is well known throughout
Europe as the impresario of Nubian caravans
and Zulu "troupes," opened a ''zoologico-an-
thropological museum few days ago in the
Thiergarten, just outside the Brandenburgcr
Thor This "Musem," as its title denotes,
contained collection of rare animals and a
variety of more or less savage men and
women, who had been trained by Rice to go
through elaborate performances with disci-
plined carnivora. Among others was an cx-
traordinarily handsome young negress, who
was announced to appear in thrilling scene
of action" with three full-grown Bengal tigers.
On the opening night, the Museum" being
crowded with an eagerly expectant audience,
the curtain rose upon huge cage, into which
Rice proceeded to lead the tigers, preparatory
to "Black Helen's" performance. Scarcely
had he made his obeisance to the public
when one of the ferocious animals sprang
upon him, struck him on the right cheek
with its left fore paw, and fastened with its
tremendous fangs upon the muscles of his
left arm. One of the attendants, also an
Englshman, rushed to his assistance, armed
with a heavy iron bar, and beat the animal
of. Rice walked steadily on the stage, and
fell in a swoon as soon as he had reached the
wing. Profs. Won Langenbeck, the Emper-
orss body surgeon, and Virchow, the emf
nent anatomist were summoned and dressed
the unfortunate mans wounds. He was
removed to Langenbeck's private infirmary
where he received the personal and unremit-
ting attention of Germany's first living sur
geon; but the shock to his system was so
terrible that at last he died in great agony
The immediate cause of his death is officially
stated to be blood-poisoning. "Black Helen"
whose real name is Helen Johnson, native
Of New Jersey, was also bitten by lion
during the performance that took place on
the evening after Ricc's mishap, and lies
in precarious condition. The Berlin Police
authorities have closed the Museum" and
prohibited any further exhibition of wild
beast tanning within the precincts of the Ger
man capital
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-12-15

Nine years ago the Empress Eugene, now
bowed to the earth with grief at the death of
her mother, so rapidly following the loss of
her son. was still the loveliest woman in Eu-
rope, leader of fashion, the belle of Paris,
and queen of hearts as well as Empress of
France. After the declaration of war, un-
conscious that it was the death-warrant of
the second empire, she used to come from st.
Cloud to the Tuilleries daily, and drive back in
an open carriage in the afternoon, at an hour
when the Champs-E -Elysees and the Bois were
most thronged. There was nothing ostenta-
tious about her on these occasions. People
were reused little by the shrill clangor of a
trumpet, then came detail of the Cent
Guards with their brilliant helmet and breast
plates, preceding an open landau, in which a
lady, the fairest type of Scottish not Anda-
lusian beauty (for she inherited her lovlincss
from her mother), was apparently floating on
billow of lace, and the fairy vision passed
like shooting star, most brilliant ere it falls.
Even hard visaged red republicans reveren-
tally raised their hats in involuntary homage
to the Sovereign of Beauty. Now, alas =
but we drop the curtain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-12-15
Personal.
Emerson is over 16 years oid.

Emerson is over 76 years old.
Gen. Mcclellan is in poor health.
Both the King and Queen of Italy are il
feeble health.
This last was the fourth Providentia es
cape of the Car from assassination.
Have we mentioned the highly importan
fact that Tennysen is grandfather?
Gen. Grant began his military career a,
drill-master of the twenty-first regiment o.
Illinois volunteers.
Secretary Evarts telegraphed to the Czai
of Russia the Presidents congratulations or
his escape from assassination.
IL is stated that the resignation of Minister
Seward, of China, will be accepted and new
appointment soon made.
The poet Poe's preceptor, Prof. Clarke, is
living in Baltimore at the age of ninety-three
His pupil went to premature grave.
DE Tocquevillc said "No man knows the
power of the newspapers until he has studied
the history of the age that had not any
Bayard Taylor's library lately sold in New
York, was not not large, containing some zoe
volumes, but was rich in German literature.
Tennyson's new residence is the highest
inhabited house in the South of England. 1t
is 800 feet above the sea level.
''The best institutions that l found iu
America" says Dean Stanley, "were the
public libraries, and the worst were newspa-
pers."
The pianoforte was invented by a German
named Americus Backers, and was first used
in public at Convent Garden Theatre in
1867.
Carlotta Patti has sued st. Louis paper
for asserting that she was intoxicated during
recent concert. She lays her damages at
$4,000.
Congressman Springer of Illinois, is one
of the heirs oi Abraham Springer, whose
estate in Delaware is valued at 500, 900, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-12-15
'sFeyv OF the Ills OF Life"

are more prevalent and distressing than bill
ious disorders. The symptoms are low
spirits, want of energy restlessness, headache,
no appetite, sallow skin, costiveness and 9TH
er ailments which show the liver is in dis
eased state and needs regulating, and the
proper way to do it is to use "DR. SwAYNE's
TAR AND SARAsPARILLA Pills" Their ef-
feet on the liver and blood il wonderful, re-
moving pimples and all eruptions, leaving
the complexion fair and fresh as in youth
Price 25 cents a box of thirty Pills, or five
boxes for Sl.00. Sent by mail on receipt of
price, by DIR. Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists. Geo. c. Goodwin & Co., Boston,
wholesale agents. octl4-teod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-12-15

The British Admiralty have entered into
contract for the construction OF some second
class torpedo boats. These little vessels are
fitted with Yarrow's patent tubular boiler, by
means of which steam can be raised from
cold water, and the craft got under way in
six minutes from the time of lighting the
fires. The system Of steering adopted is
that introduced by the manufacturers, and
which is recognized as the most suitable for
this class of vessels. 1t consists of drop
rudder forward, which is worked in conjunc-
ton with the usual rudder aft. These tor
pedo boats will be completed early next year,
and the trials Of them on the Thames and at
Portsmouth are looked forward to with con-
siderable interest.
The jury indicted Mrs. Adeline G. Hotch-
KISS and DIR. Wilson, the former for murder
by poison, Of her husband and son twelve
years ago, and the doctor as accessory. Both
! were arrested in Detroit.