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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
WASHINGTON, February %.
Senate.

4 large number of communications from
the executive department were laid before the
Senate
Zach Chandler was sworn in and took his
old seat as Senator from Michigan.
The Postmaster General sent a communica-
ton stating that over 800, 900 above the
Post Office appropriation was needed to pay
carriers advanced pay.
The Secretary of the Treasury submitted
the draft of bill preventing the expectation
Of diseased cattle. Referred to agricultural
committee.
The credentials of J. j. Ingalls,, Senator
from Kansas were received and filed.
The regular morning hour business was
proceeded with.
The sugar bill was reported and made the
pending order.
Mr.. Willis of Kentucky, asked leave to take
from the Speakers table for the purpose of
concurring in the Senate amendment bill re-
strcting Chinese immigration. Mr.. Lapham
objected.
A motion by Mr.. Hale to go into committee
on the legislative bill, was defeated by vote
of III to 1879.
The Senate after discussing bill to promote
education, laid it aside and resumed the army
appropriation bill.
The discussion whether army re-organiza-
ton shall be considered in this appropriation
bill, was continued.
The Senate finally struck out of the army
bill all sections relating to reorganization Of
the army, upon the ground that it WAS not
time to consider that subject this session.
The amendment striking out the clause for
bidding L. s. troops at the polls, was carried
without discussion.
A long debate took place on the section au-
thorizing railways to do general telegraph
business.
Mr.. Thurman inquired why Railroads. if
charter was permitted, could not send COM
mercial kilograms now.
Mr.. Conkling said he never heard any law
yer question it.
Mr.. Thurman said there was no reason
why any railway might not send messages
from government or the public, unless some
statute prohibited.
1t was agreed that the discussion on the tel
egraph bill be resumed Monday at 12 o'clock,
and a vote be taken at p. NJ, without fur
Their debate.
Adjourned.
The House took up the bill repeating that
section of the resumption act making United
States notes receivable in payment of 4 per
cents and duties.
Mr.. Ewing moved to amend so that money
hereafter received from the sale of bonds shall
be applied only to the redemption Of bonds
bearing the highest rate of interest and sub
ject to call, providing it shall be unlawful to
issue legal tender notes of larger denominS-
ton than $1,000, and providing called bonds
chall cease passing interest after thirty days
after date of call.
Mr. Ewing spoke at length in favor of his
amendment.
Mr.. Garfield strongly opposed the bill and
moved to table it, with amendment which
was agreed to.
The House then took up the Chinese immi-
grafton bill and concurred in the Senate
amendments. The bill now goes to the Pres
ident
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Hs-Messrs. Williamson Greenwood have added
Il large lot of new good. TO their five cent counter
The goods are all In their line of business, and 1t will
pay to step in and examine. febe9ftf
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NEW YORK.
WashingtOn's Birthday.

New YORK, February %. Business gen.
orally suspended here to-day. A fair display
of flags from few public buildings and more
private residences. Shipping generally have
flags fying.
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4 dog chased deer out of the woods in
the vicinity of Blanchard last Monday and
killed it near the railroad station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24
ITCHING pILES,-The

ITCHING I'ILES.-The symptoms
are moisture, like perspiration, intense itch
ing. increased by scratching, very distress
ing, particularly at night as if pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectum, the
private parts are some times affected; if al
lowed To continue, very serious results may
follow. DIR. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINT
MENT is Il pleasant, sure cure.
HOVE CUREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described, the use of Swayne's Oint-
mcnt in a short time made perfect cure.
j. W. Christ, Boot x Shoe House. 344 n
"a ST. +. G. WEYMAx, Halter 8 :. Eighth
St. Phila.
Reader. if YOU are suffering from this dis
tressing Complaint or letter, Itch. Scald
Head Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch. any Crus-
ty. Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swaync's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt of price in curren-
cy or postage stamps. 30 cents box, three
boxes Sl.2j. Address letters, Dr. Swayne &
Son. $50 \. Sixth St. Philadelphia. No
charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gsts. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept20+eod&wtf
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VIRGINIA..
Legislative Matters.


RIcmMoSp, February 20. The bill for the
settlement of the State debt has passed the
Senate
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|cert and Lee
|ion't fail to
w avs have
bedside; two
en- when you
Is I OPP y o n r
|peGdUn are
10 ChidrW.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Have you read PoMoSAs BRIDAL Tar,
the latest
"RCDDER GRANGE" STORY.
in SCRIBNER for March. and "PoTTs's PAIN
LESS CrRE." EDWARD BELLAMY's story in
SCRIBNER for February?
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Railroad Matters.

1t is stated that the Reading Railroad, Mon
day, will pay back wages to the employees, in
scrip, to run six months.
Fire.
Hoyt's Touring mills at Corning, are burn
ed. Loss, $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

aud have beep prompted by no other motive than Il
desire 10 protect the fish during their breeding
sea son, u matter a. Il seemed to me of the utmost
importance. The extension of the close time will
give TO me the same light Others to fish in the fall
but shall NOT avail mys II oi il, consider IL rs
have often expressed ihy~ef, to be- nothing more
less than useless and whole sac destruction of the
fish, and predict the years will be very few before
We shall see the gradual fading, or final eNtermina
ton of the speckl,,i trout. D. II. BLANCHARD.
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suicide, was II member of the odd Fellows
Mutual Relief Association of Portland, Odd
Fellows Mutual Relief Association of Maine,
and the Citizens Mutual Relief Association.
His family will receive nearly 5000.
Geo. w. Drisko. Esq, editor of the Ma
CHA, Union. i, engaged in writing Il history
of Washington county by towns.
Hon. q. c. French, formerly of Mississip-
ri. LA, removed to Ohio, as the times were
getting grain too troublesome in that State.
He says that AN effort will be made in Ohio
10 secure the enrichment OF "A local option
liquor law, not daring just yet to come up to
Maine's noble prohibitory stand. He adds
Il am an admrer of your noble and fearless
United States Senator; he gives the Southern
situation clearly in his speeches" Mr.
French during the centennial exhibition, was
associated with Mr.. Nyc on the commission.
The Rcformers' State Convention will be
held IN Brunswick March 4th and 9Th.
1t Is reported that the Maine Temperance
journal of Portland. has closed its existence,
and transferred it, subscription list to the
Living Issue.
4 radical'curc for salt rheum, letter, itch.
scald head and all skin diseases not OF dan
crous hut disagreeable nature is the t. :.
Gold Ointment. 1t is warranted to cure itch
ing piles the symptoms of which are itching
and irritation about the parts, almost unbear-
able. Prepared and sold BY Partridge Bros.
Apothecaries. under Granite Hall.
Hon. g. X. Wcnding Of Illinois, who has
been announced to speak in several cities in
Maine in reply to COL lngcrsoll has been
present. He j. suffering with hoarsencss on
accoua, of continuous service ON the plat
form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

We publish on the first page. the excellent
speech of Mr.. Goulling of West Waterville,
on the free high school question.
Friday will be rendered a. a cold. buster
ing day the wind sweeping around the cor
ncrs of dwelling houses with tremendous
force and blocking the roads. Mr.. Howard
Pettngll of this city. recalls the fact that
thirty nine years ago last Fri lay there was
not a shovel full of snow to be seen, and the
weather was balmy and springlikc. No more
SNOW fell during that remarkable season.
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ss.Neck chains and crosses, at +. Rowscs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24
Nerve Inuuietude and Its Remedy,

50, are weak ones well. The true way to tranquil
ze them thoroughly is to strengthen them. 1t may
be- nay, 1t very often Is necessary have
scdaive or even opate, in dangerous OF
nervous inquictude, but the continued use of such
unnatural paaiycs is greatly to be deprecated
Though not in restricted sense, specific for
business, HoStetter's stomach Bitcrs il eminenty
calculated to aay and eventually overcome ii, fact
which the recorded experience of many goes to sub
stunttatr. This inesiimahlr tonic bv promoting di.
gtston, assimilation and secretion touches the three
key notes upon which the harmony of all the bodily
organs depends, and the result is that fresh
Vitality diiused through the system, of which the
nerves receive their due apportonmcnt, and grow
tranquil H. they gather strength.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

s9-New styles in Roman Gold and stone Cameo
j, VERY nj r, Rowse's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

General Chiffon was buried here Saturds
with military honors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

On Saturday. the Maine Central Railroad
Company paid the full amount of their State
tax into the State Treasury, aggregating S4?,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sudden Death.

MAcHIAs, February -. William Free
man, well known lawyer and author, died
yesterday at Cherryfeld, sitting in his chair.
He was sixty-nine years of age, and native
of Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

Geo. W. Drisko. Esq, editor of the Ma
CHA, Union i engaged in writing history
of Washington county by towns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

Tint Cough and lung syrup % Or. a J.
Fagg's is prepared by regular practcing physician
who has used IL for fifteen YEAR,. Its great sale j.
but just tribute to il.
The great popular remedy Of the day for coughs
colds asthma and all lung difficulties IL Adanson's
Botanic i}asam inexpensive, reliable, pleasant to
take, by magic aud gives universal satisac
tou. \ trial l. the best testimonial. Price 20 cts
SaInnln. free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-24

WAsHINGroN, February 90. Among the APP
preparations of the sundry civil bills, are the
TO flowing:
, 1879-06-24

Skin and Scalp Diseases should hn trented exter
naliy With Cut!cnfa, assisted br the Cusicura Soap
tomt lime aftersArd. Where the Humora are con.
GnGd 10 this Blood. and do not show themselves OF
the surface the caoyent alont will speedily drive
thcM from the system. The Cuticura Remedies In.
taliibly cure the must 1osthsome casca OF ScTofu.
!ous and Skin and Scalp Iumorp. ~ in htteb1ed b,
hundreds Of unsolicited tcnt!monlAis IN posses
SION.
Prepared BY Weeks J. Potter. Chemists aud Drug.
Eiets. $50 Wa!hlnEton-st, Boston. Mass. and foE
sails by all DrugRissa and DGalesA Frico oi
Cuticura, small boxes, 30 cents; large bo1cs con.
tatn!ng two and onc.ha!f timss tho quantity of
small. 81. Nesolrcnt. 81 per bottle. Cutlcura
soap, q cents per etxe: BY mall. 30 cents; Q
cAkfA. 76 ceutA.
, 1879-06-24
SKIN DISEASE,
A Hemarkabse Latter from ]. 4. Tael<c or,
Esq. atauufacturer Of Tic BAy
9tats Buperpk osphate.

xssNss H1Muu1MEtHrGf 4l t86 hAy
stats Buperpkosphate.
Mfstrs. Ntt&a d Pottfr-0kHrIExEx: think
ave raid for medicines md medical treatment
during The last twenty years aIl OF s. 600, without
fecciy1pE any Permancnt tclicf.
Last May, whio taking Turkish bath at II Bea-
con.st., young uau employed there ty tho nan1c
OF Wm. Corbett, induced to allow hin, to Apply
preparation thai he had upon me- assuring mo that
It was pcrtsctiy harmless and for certain constl-
erntion be Worlt4curs mo within Thirty days from
The titne he commented. In ca.e be failed 10 do 50
lwaa 70 pay him nothing 1conaeuted and be applied
II nearly eTcry day Tor hre weeks. when The dfea.e
entirely disappeared. / very chccsfuliy paid him
the amount agreed upon, and then a.k I'd him what
this remedy was, and be sepiqd that Il no her
than Cuttcrta.
Since thai time bare had no troubfa frnt., this
d!scAse. and have not had such good IN ucn-
Il. .ycaFs % have had during tho last s1 moptbs.
hare since my recovery bought Cuucun ard
Bsvdn it to friends suffering With skin diseases and
In ctcry insaucs 1t has cured them. fbelteve II TO
b tbs g7eateat discovery Of the present century.
]. 4. TUCKER
10 Doane.st., Boston, Dec. 20. ISIS.
EorE.-Mr Tucker IL = woll-knoru ejtissp lad
has acfred tho city In many important capacities.
He Ia At presents member Of the hoard Of Atdot-
men. Lie L. also we'll known to agricuitufitts and
farmers ~ tho ntactursk Of tho culsbsatsd Bay
State 6upeFph1ppRAte.
, 1879-06-24

DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Sl 8loeun.," With Frank Frayne a. tho horo,
constlsutcd tbs attraction At ualnlu's la4t
n!Ght.
Toni Talor's play "Rctributlonn has been ra.
yfvcd u tla Olympic Theatre, London, alter y
aleep Of t~caty three yea1s.
Miss Maggie Mitchell, Mis- Mary Anderson,
Mr. Frank chaufrau, Mr.. john Brouglna, alld
Ati4s Jane Coomba are Il Lonx Braucl. =.
Tho Salisbury TroubAdours last Saturday
clotou tAo moat successful eugaeem ent-tout
weeks-ln New York City they aver had.
Mr.. Frank Mayo, on making hIs British debut
q tho Atcxxu1ra Thoatre on tic 9th Instant aa
Davy CEoekas, was received with marked favor.
But Gleason, tho Cincinnati 1ss7utrrr tells u,
has q girl snxaKed TO 70 70 .plcu,c With him
on the Fourth. II she IL not engaged BY Hay
sFly.
:. Mcssra. Joha Gilbert Lawrence Jarrett, Miss
Agpee Booth. a..d Mr. Ja,nes Lewis have gone
to their summer houes At Manchester. on the
ssa, 1lass.
Nelson, a. alreaay stated, begins her A1uer1.
eau engagement In September. 7*Aud,n says q
private letter from Luuaon, Mt will positively
~ ''cr lat appearance In tbs Uulted stalri.
sst IN England % hsf' s' rstusa the,s. -
but will rat'to from tho stage. While
As1e Gnu Will play lsE old EeAul ot Hhak-
, 1879-06-24

The McEatheslanB, ''ha.f hundred strong. u
arc undoubtedly all tlclr organizers--Hoolt
anl Emerson-clam them 10 10. Thc7 are the
best and thu largest combination Of minstrels
that ever travelled together. When the curtain
went up last night upon the first performance
they have given, there we're exactly fifty upon
the ssagc, and The grouping ,Yas decidedly
effective. Among the most noted burpt-cork
artists we're HugheY Doucherty and
Luke schoo|csaft, tho extreme end men,
the former oncc member Of Moore ds Bur-
CESS MinstTcls, London, md lately Of Carn-
cross' troupe, Philadelphia, wht1o tho latter has
been long before the public "a a member of
Manning's, keltv & Lcons, md Emcrsons Min
strcls. Then there were George II. Cocs, long
CONNECTED With the San Frnnclsco and Hryantts,
E. n. Hall, j. @. Russell, II. ". Friltmnn. Ar
thur Cook. aud others moro or less widely
known to those who patroniza this
nst Soefss e., o fnss5'a4msnt The st
ranged by tho loader OF the orchestra, Henry
Wannhn.acher. Carl Rudolph, who has light
tunor yoice Of much sweetness, sang ono Of The
Eis g! tho ana eTSp Np ke Resl o1ara,h{ons FEs
h!s rendeting' of "Rockcd In M The
Cradle Of tho pcep,''', Mr. Arthur
Cook, who Is well and fagorably remembered ia
toAAE%.'eH ttOVtuy viz Slill3lFGlRs WIZ HuL
IN good voice. Ills rendition Of "Bally iu Our
Alloy :" Was excessively weak. ffughcv Dough-
erty 10 always funny, and hts q Sweet EYcltoa +"
kopt the audience ID roar. -Four end mon Or
naIneut each side Of the stage, and this
may be said Of them: that ihe majority
~ their Httttctsns pOsAess novelty. n Burt
shepherd, "A female jmpersonutor, opens tho
sccond part. We meyer liked hls species, md
we cannot eay that we tncltle kindly to Mr..
Shepherd. Unless It be In broad butlesquc,
thefc Is something nausoating In seeing man
In pctuconts. Mr. Emerson il one Of the best
Of hls kind Ia the country, and ha fully
sustained hts reputation US 4Norlartv last
night One OF the most astonishing features
Of the performance Is the appearance Of
sixteen song-apd-dance men-amopg them, Sen
man, 6oIncrs, mud the Girard brothers, gro
tesque dauears. Tho whole body. Indulge In
what thoy ea'l "n, aerobatIc sooe-lnd d:dancc, ID
which they Introduce the tnost astounding gym
nastEc, feats. AughcJ DougheEty, IN addition
to his cotnleallties As an cu1.lnRn,
later oil giyes lis hts funny locturo
On Loye,h most Amusing mixture OF sense
and nonsonsc. The programmes Is q lenethy
one, mud WI Gas scarcely enumcrAta particularly
It's many features, but from what wo have saii
The public Eau form sone idea Of ita vartety
and character. Those who want their
moneY's Worth will certainly not ho
disappointed, md whoever Is fond of
nstEulsy will here find thn cream OF the thing.
Although the audlencu WIS not as large as an
t!c[pRted, there be vury llttlo doubt bu that
lloolcy's Tonturo viii draw bIg cfowda before
fOnr. - --.+r
, 1879-06-24
TUESDAY. JUNE a. so-TwE1vE PAGES

800 Tic Kalamazoo nine conslsts of Tiarri-
ran, catcher: liungcrford, pitcher; l}tlss, short
stop; DoyIc. ftret base; Core, scronh base; Dny,
field mud Rcls, rial,t field. The nlne this year
ts under tho control Of d responsible manage
ment, and nany Important gaines Will be played
hcro mud cieertere. The new Kalamazoo nine
,iinc ever posaeascd By this town. Following is
the score:
{nninqt-- n ~ an
kalhtna1ou: ~--.....D Q . ] 1 q 9 D-S
6onth Bend. ..--.-- 20 O y 90 90
4 DRAW.
u11cA. juno G3-uttcAs, 3; Nationals, 3.
Championship. A dispute occurred in The tenth
innbK aud tic Catno was allied draw.
Observation-Disclosures
ePntNur1ztp, Mass, June 2h-Spstng0el1s,
10; Mauchessers, 2. Championship.
, 1879-06-24
" MME. FAyAnT.H

"Ma1E. FAvAnT.ss
| Ihc last work, hut ono, Of jacques OffenbAch
was presented at 1IaYerly's, 1aat night. by tho
Aimee trohpe. II Il about two years old, ard,
since }ta arst appearance, in Paris, it, author
Las produced another operetta, ala Marc
calnc but the latter has not as yet crossed tho
ocean.
"Mmc. Favart " !. very sprIghtly piece OF
musical foolery. OF courso It "a the proper
thing 10 say TINT Olrcu!,ach has In It given tls
nothing new,-that It Is but q repetition, In
somewhat ehahgsd shapes, Of strains I'D has
becn aToktng for tho past twenty
yearsa but as nearly all composers
WHO have occupied the stage for any considcra-
ble length Of time do the satuo thing, md can-
not do otLerwisc,-a lifetime Of originality be-
Ing vouehsafcd 10 but Ycry few extremely
gifted !ndlyEduafs,-thc charge IL no very scri-
ous reflection upon the capabilities Of the cyn.
icA'lY-mtrry. Frenchthed Teuton who has SO
long rtlRned ~ the monarch Of operatlc buf.
fooncry.
Tho Itbrctto Of sfmo. Favart ~ Ia br NM.
Dnf.i and ChVos, and the plot il, In brief, as
4,.e Fasstf + pcr.eeo.sd by tho attentions OF
debt. both eseape md ats parsued. Tne husband md
eslsf ths vii. 1aons lila there, in .nd !. a secos o.
nneg ater y y;Gn: q m1n for DE- noitpra hs
oid Mdjo1, Who vii ony consent n Il he 1ouss
fellow gets Much.sought appointment ~ Lieu.
ths old, iibertIne Fonf,a6ie. and .iIowiaT
Metor. aud Fararf and bis vito escape the eoi.
os s" h.ss ss an 6y % Yin
sonaGon y Ntee. faTars grow the numerous
oforqn's comes 70 claim ha rewsrd. and 1nnch oi
that broad fun which ID apparently The only thing
cnaHfah!e on the French comic atagc resnfts.
gutres. each eteseFly snstai1cd by Almes md Il
!enEth achte'cs victory over her enem!ea in the
humiliation ct the old Aarquk. and pls1s before
The King Al tbs camp after Fonteno5, Winning
Afmee as the versatile lime. Fa,urt, acted
with nueh nrtttdc power. and saug With her
usunl totnpsehensiblllty Of expression. Her
best solo wus lle ''Ja a. sails comment ca q 1t,n
the decideall! equ'vocal character OF whose lines
was lent additional force By her welt.knowh
'nasteFr OF wtnk and shrng. Her Tyroleau duet
tnE at!ouble encore, and coming pretty near
e1ut!ug ssi1l smother demand. Juteau {liector}
has lit ito singing 10 do except IN conccrtednu-
bcrs: but bis sharn IN the Tyrolean WA =
pronounced success. Mile. Raphael did
,se ,ns'eely a' Snsannt. she hns a
high. light, French voice, which ssle uses quito
prettlly Jouard has large sharo of the mas.
cul'ne vocallzatlon, ind bis york was respccta-
6tT done. Dupian was good ~ the Hajor,
though comparatively little opportunity is af.
foFded for tho c1ercisu of Ills comfcality. The
most striking acting In The ptcce Is by Mez!eros,
whose portrayal Of tie serytlo )lbertine IL 30 sx-
f5sef b. nnntc5i;hn as e. e b Of tho
minor parfs aro we'll taken, and the chous IL
fairly efficient
"hfme. Farast" wiil be repeated this evening
anu at the Wednesday matinee.
, 1879-06-24

OTTAWA, I'LL.
dpecfdl Dtpdsta to Tae TssounA
OTTAWA, ILL.,, June 23.-Capt. G.. II. Smith,
Of Company y, Twelfth Battalion, has acce p.ed
tho challenge for the State cup Of tic Chicago
team to Company A, First Kcgimeut1 aud
mailed Ills accepta,lca this noon. The match
will be shot hese at date to ba ax4d III tho fu.
tufr.
Ii 9ALLK, ILL.
Epsetdt NsDatcA 10 The Tribune
amateur rowing contast occurred hero yester-
day afternoon, III which three oarsmon wsrs en-
gagged. The distance soWed was mile, and
lsrgo number Of ncople looked on. Leonard
WaRnar took tho champion badge.
, 1879-06-24
CUTICURA REMEDIES

havo done for what hundreds Of dollars spent On
Other remedies have failed to do and do not hosf-
taic 10 recommend them u trst-clays atttclss,
Yonrs trnly. MARK RiiANNAN.
cnrbopdale, rs-4 Dec. 20, 1878.
, 1879-06-24

I.clpsfc, numbering twenty-five volumes. At
the cloFo Of The recital l,c was nho presented bY
tho audience with round upon round Of ~.
plauao.