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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-17

OF the societies for progression Of the faitl
and establishment Of schools in the East.
Of the effect Of the recent disclosures re
gariing Rochefor, in connection with III,
communist, will have on his followers, il i
too soon to Judge. Paris socialists defen.
him rather languidly. The Bonapartist or
gans side with him.
The Princess of Wales was thrown from
her horse. yesterday, but not seriously hurt
Gladstone will add to his land scheme 4
clause to give government aid 10 emigration
| from Ireland.
l5s, 800 letters were mailed Yesterday from
the postofiice in New York for Europe. the
largest foreign mail ever sent in one day
| from this country
At the Inauguration bali in the new armory
of the 9Th regiment, Wednesday night, the
elite Of New York attended.
A sham battle held at Fort Green. last
| night, attracted an immense crowd. Major
| General Jourdain and Brigadier Christisncy
were present.
The democrats of the Sd New Hampshire
district have nominated Col. G. b. Hosley to
nil the vacancy occssioned by the death of
Congressman-elect Farr.
Frederick jackson of Batavia. \. Y,
fatally shot his wife in a iii of insanity. yes
terday.
bill 10 abolish the grand jury.
An American citizen writes to the Panama
Herald of insul, and unjustfiahle imprison.
ment inflicted upon him in Ocadora. The
American consul has taken up the case.
Chief Signal Officer Hazcn took charge of
his office Yesterday.
The Secretary OF the Navy will issue an
order establishing the training fleet head
quarters at Coasters Harbar Island, near
Newport.
Gen. Howard has gone to California to
arrange his affairs. preparatory to entering
upon his duties at West Point.
The President has recognized William
Ward as English consul for the State of
Maine, TO reside at Portland, aud Tewksbury
Loring Sweat as vice consul for Sweden and
Norway, at Portland.
Two colored children set a house on fire
and were burned 10 death yesterday, at
Petersburg, Va.
A domestic named Jane Robertson persisted
in dwelling house burned at Fabisuntac,
\. b.
The Basutos were repulsed at Dort,recht
on the 10th inst, with great loss.
Henry Williams of Ludlow, Ky. was muir
dered and robbed of SIS last night by negro,
who is under arrest
An order to custom officers restricting Civ
ing of statistics of importations or ship
ments, has been revoked
Brand, an American fugitive, has been
forcibly abducted from Hemmingford, Can
ada, by three men, and taken to Plattsburg,
Wy.
\ large number of diseased cattle were
seized on Long Island, yesterday.
Chas. ID. House. surgeon, has recovered
81 900 from Futfeld & Fail of New York,
for calling him quack.
Barque Union, Naples for New York.. has
arrived at Gibraltar, leaky.
At the cremation of text books by Sophie
mores Of the University of Pennsylvania,
disgraceful row occurred, the Sophomorcs
being attacked by crowd of medical
students. Three policemen of posse
protecting the Sophomores were sent to
hospital with injuries and ten medical
students arrested.
Fire in Buffers Exchange, at Providence,
last night, destroyed models and drawings to
the value of $50, 200.
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Condensed TELEGRAMs.

The President has nominated Samuel L.
Miller to be postmaster at Waldoboro, Me.
The marriage of Crown Prince Rudolph Of
Austria, with Princess Stephanie of Belgium,
is postponed until warmer weather, on ac-
count of the brides health.
4 recount Of the mayoralty vote of Boston
has been petitioned for and ordered
A motion for a new trial of DR.. Gearson Of
Philadelphia, who poisoned his wife. was
overruled and the prisoner sentenced to death.
The steamboat inspector indicted for man.
slaughter in connection with the Seawa nhaka
disaster, has fled demurrer. which Judge
Benedict has sustained.
Premier Bratiano's wounds are mere
scratches The motixs of the assassin was
revenge. for dismissal from Office on account
Of 1iscreditable anteceients.
The Pope has issued an encyclical exhort-
ing patriarchs, archbishops and bishops of
the Catholic world to stimulate their hOcks
to pray, work and contribute aid to apostolic
foreign missions, as represented by the work
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Messengers Notice.
STAYF nE MAINE,

rrvyEsEC S.. Nov. III, \. ID. 1850.
IyorICE is hereby given that on the twenty, ninth
day Of October \. u. 1880 waTran, 10 lns ~,
-, Mas ;ssneJ out of the court Of Insolvency Iot
VEN of Kennebec against the estate Of Cyrus
low of West WatervilIe, in said county ao}ocgSd
to be an Insolvent debtor. on petition ON o. sventy
asD ss .v "fSlct A. d. 1850, to which last named
as. interest on claims is to be computed tns. ans
q debts alS the s ssd dsS,o1 to him
Ter =, III! and the delivery and transfer OF any
Droperty by him are forbidden by law that dsbt
Of The creditors of said debtor to pf0 Ss estate viii
hs held =. Cour. of insolvency. to De noasn - '.s
Probate efice, in said Augusta, ON the "a wy "
Nov, A. D. 1850. at O'Clock in the .s .rtten
Given under INV hand the date frst above N.Y.: :T
ca G. G. CARLETON. Dpaty S1erin NJ
Az Messenger Of the Court Of insoivehcy. sre ~
County OF Kennebec.
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NEW YORK.
Explanation Of Brevets.

New YORK, December 10. The World
says Gen. Howard explains ''breveting'
Gen. Hancock as follows:
Col. Getty is in command at Fortress
Monroe, with brevet rank of Major General.
He was breveted the same day with Hancock
and before Hancock was made full Major
General, and consequently so long As the or
der under which he was brevcted lasts, he out
ranks Hancock, whose brevet rank as a Major
General ceased when he became Major
General in fact. His rank by brevet, how
ever, took precedence over Getty's brevet,
and is now restored to avoid possible COM
plications in impending army changes.
Opposition Between Telegraph Com.
panies.
The Graphic saws: President Green OF
the Western Union Telegraph Co., said to-
day that whenever Mr.. Gould finds it to his
interest to have the Western Union and
American Union come to an understanding.
something in the way of compromise may be
effected. Certainly two sensible corporations
are not going to carry on war forever, be-
cause it will be for the interests of both to
work peaceably.
Man Kills His Mistress.
ALBANY. December l6. At an early hour
this morning. Charles A. Burt, grandson of
the late Uri Burt, murdered Sarah Trover,
his mistress, and then killed himself in the
presence of his wife. Burt and his mistress
went to his residence in North Albany and
his wife refused to admit them. He then
burst in the door, and proceeding to the
kitchen made the woman get down on her
knees, when he shot her and then killed him
self Both died instantaneously. The
woman must have known his intention. as
she begged him to spare her life.
Suit Abandoned.
WATERFOWL, December 10. \ long con-
tested suit of the Westinghouse Air Brake
Co. against the Eames Vacuum Brake CO..
has been abandoned by the Westinghouse
Co.. they paying the costs.
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LATEST by MAlI.


Mile. Bernhardt narrowly escaped injury II
the Globe, Wednesday evening, BY the fall
ing of a mantel in the last act.
Mr.. Albion II. Bailey, one of the staff Of
the Boston Transcript for the past thirty-two
years, died at Somerville on "wednesday
morning.
The closing of the mines at Stellarton.
\. s.. owing to the fires and explosions, will
be a serious blow to the poor people DEEPEN
dent on that industry for livelihood.
Mr.. Frye offered resolution in the House,
"Wednesday, which was adopted. requesting
the Secretary of War 10 inform the House of
the condition of the breakwater about four
miles from Calais, Maine and to report what
is necessary to prevent its destruction by ice.
The Supreme court OF Vermont has rem
dered decision in the great Vermont Gen.
trail railroad case, which is of great impor-
lance as settling the long disputed question of
the different classes of securities upon the
Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada
railroads. The decision is in favor of the
holders of the trust securities" over the
mortgage bondholders, and is concurred in
by the full bench.
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FORTY.SIXTH RESS-SECOND
SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, December Ii.

WASHINGTON, December Ii.
bill was introduced TO place General Ord
on the retired list.
4 motion to adjourn over till Monday, was
rejected.
The Notifications bill was read twice and
referred TO the Appropriations committee, as
was also the resolution providing for a holt
day recess.
Mr.. Hoar favorably reported a petition for
woman suffrage in the Territories.
The educational bill was taken up.
Mr.. Teller offered an amendment, which
was opposed by Mr. Hoar.
Debate was discontinued for ten minutes,
to allow members to pay their respects to
Gen. Grant, who was present in the Senate
chamber.
When discussion was resumed there was
controversy as to whether the agreement
to reach vote on the bill this afternoon had
been forced.
Mr.. Blaine thought the agreement should
be observed, but suggested a new agreement
be made for tomorrow.
No agreement was arrived ut, however.
and the Senate adjourned until tomorrow,
leaving the bill as unfinished business.
HOUSE,.
\ resolution providing for a recess from
December 22d to Januar, 9Th. was agreed to.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the pension appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hubbell explained the bill, which APP
propriates $4,000, 900. and made a statement
as to the enormous amount needed to paw
arrears of pensions. S24, 600. 600 have
already been paid and arrearges still to be
paid will require 1927. 100000.
An amendment striking out the proviso
that an examining ssrgeon be paid one dollar
and no more, was stricken out.
The bill was then reported to the House
and passed.
Ten minutes recess was then taken, to per-
nit members to greet Gen. Grant.
Mr.. Bland obtained leave to have printed
a substitute for the funding bill.
Adjourned
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|
The annual meeting of the Board Of Tru,.
ices o. the Insane Hospital has been held in
tnis city this week All the member, Of the
board were present but DIR. ]. P. Gilman Of
PORTLAND, who was necessarily absent on ac-
count Of sickness. The Board va. or..r;z.,;
iof the coming year by the election Of
r; !. >. Cushing. Skowheean. President.
| .. II. Manley, Augusta, Secretary.
| rev Z. f. Penney, Augusta, Chaplain.
lnirfeen patients, now confined in the
Hospital, appearing to come within the scope
OF section 10, chapter 1877 Of the laws of 1874
were discharged. The reports of the yarious
officers Of the Hospital were received and
accepted, and the annual report of the Trus-
tees was prepared and adopted. The Com.
mittee ON Improvements was directed to in
vestigate the expediency of causing to be
attached to the buildings, fire escapes of the
most improved pattern, and report at the
next full meeting Of the Board. The Presi-
dent appointed the following Standing COM
mittees:
Finance-Messrs. Cakes, johnson. and
Manley
lmprovements-Drs. Cushing, Gilman, and
Mrs. Quinby.
Leglslation-Messrs. Manley, Cakes, and
Mrs. Quinby.
Library-Drs. Gilman and Harlow.
Visiting Committees for the Year-Janu-
airy, Drs. Cakes and johnson; February, DIR.
Gushing and Mr.. Marley; April, DIR. Gilman
and Mrs. Quinby; May, Drs Cakes and
cushing; July, Mr.. Manley and Mrs. Quin-
by; August, Drs. Gushing and Cakes; Octo-
Der, Drs. johnson and Gilman; November.
Mrs. Quinby and DIR. Gushing.
A full meeting of the Board will be held in
March, June, September and December.
1t is understood that the Trustees in their
Report go very fully into the question Of the
water supply for fire and sanitary purposes
for the Hospital, and give detailed history
Of the whole question, showing the present
capacity and indicating how it may be in
creased.
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s.IsEasr Ceart.-JaAge WAiseAsuse, prs-
THURSDAY. Dec. 10th
The Indictment against John Walsh of
Gardner, a. common seller, on trial At the
soJounment last evening, was finished in the
forenoon Verdict guilty.
AT half past eleven, A. NJ, the trial of the
criminal docket was suspended for the pre-
sent, AMI the civil docket resumed
No. 80. Mary E. Miller VS.. Warren A.
+ arr al. G. T. Stevens for pit. Spauld-
ing OF Richmond and VIM. I. Haines for
deft-, Henry Hatch. The ptf has discon-
unued the suit as to FAR and the action pro-
ceeds against Hatch alone. The action is
Drought upon two promissory notes dated
boston, Sept Is, 1871, one for 81 ,U92. 70
payable on demand to the PIT. or order, with
interest at per cent, the other for 81 $50
payable to the order of Jerome L. Farr on
demand, with interest at per cent, and en-
dorsed by said Farr to the pitt. On the first
described note the interest is paid to Feb. /.
1874, and s24l.25 of the principal The
deft Hatch defends the action on the ground
mat the PITT has lost her claim upon him BY
her own neglect. and that she entered into
an agreement with the other parties to the
notes for an extension of the time, without
his assent or knowledge, and that he was
thereby released from his liability 1t is
also claimed that payments have been made
upon the notes other than those endorsed.
Trial unfinished.
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BowdOin College yote..


Lemont Hall was very well filled last even
ing, on the occasion Of the Senior and Junior
exhibition. Chambers orchestra was present
and favored the audience with a number of
their excellent selections. The following is
the programme:
saiutatory Grafton in Latin,
Charles II. Cuths, Pennington
Sanitary Improvements,
Henry L. Staples, Parsopsfield
"ailenstein's Address TO the Cuirassiers,
English version from SchilIer)
William T.. Merryman, Brunswick
"ianstohe, Leland Is. Lane, West Sumner
Science and the Emotional Nature,
Our Indian Affairs. Albert c. Cobb. Deerirr
Speech Of Calgacus,
English version from Tacitusl
Arthur +. Belcher. Pennington
Is II Progress! Horace b. Hathaway, HallOwell
Music.
English version from Flecher)
+Arthur g. Staples, Bath
American Principles and American Catholics.
John o. r. Wheelwrighf, Deerng
Extract from Speech of Necker,
English yersion from the French)
George +. Bates, Yarmouth
Great Models, tJohn W. Wilson, Portland
Music.
Juniors. Excused.
The librarian states that $50 volumes have
been received at the college library during
the past term.
There is marked revival taking place in
military matters at the college. This de-
partment has been somewhat sighted for
number Of years past, but over fifty of the
students have signifed their willingness to
elect the drill at the opening of the spring
term, and the prospects are that the depart
ment will gain more enviable name than it
has held heretofore. The L. S. government
offers as special inducement to those who
will drill two years, TO furnish free of charge.
muskets, ammunition and a full uniform.
Should a sufficient number, however, fail to
accept of these advantages, the military de-
partment will probably be abolished, and
transferred to some other institution in the
State.
The Bugle is out. The volume is well
gotten up, and reflects great credit upon the
editors and printers.
The debt which has been hanging over the
Boating Association for some years past is
being rapidly raised by subscription. Never
was more interest manifested or more sup
port given to the various sports than during
the present term.
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AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
Ereaing Report.


NEW YORK. December 10.
Money loaned down from per annum and i-;s.
per diem to per annum, and closed at ,. Prime
mercantile paper 6a7. Exchange weaker, at 4.s7sa
4.ssi for long and 4sIa4sit for short sight. Gov
erBments quiet, but firm. In State bonds transac-
tions were small. Tennessees, new series, Az.
Railroad bonds strong and active. Features were
Lake Erie Western incomes, which advanced to
Il, from 6s The general list advanced to q Stock
market opened strong and in early dealings prices
advanced / to log, the latter Houston Tcxas,-St.
Paul Omaha and grangers being also prominent in
the improv Subsequently the general list
acted lall and Houston & Texas u. Toward noon
speculation again became strong and under leader
ship of Rock Island advance of | to occurred.
which was followed by reaction of ! to 2, Rock
Island and Pacific Mail leading. During the after
the general list was very firmly held until the
close when prices fell off fraction from the highest
point. Speculation unusually active throughout
Transactions, 81. 600 shares.
Ia
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tNarrieb.

In Gardiner. December 18th, by Rev. George ~
Lindsay Nathan :. Wilbur of Boston, Mass.' u
Miss Georgiana A. Drake of Gardiner Ne;
n. Carter and Miss George NJ. Young, both 81 Els
WORTH . - NJ ro,s;p.
Dar;d " Campbell and Miss Nancy C., only
dauehter Of John q. Adams, Esq, both Of Cherry
field. ~ can MAJ, y
In Portland, Dec. "A. by Rev. MI. Pm. M MsH -
s;n,onton of Rockland, and Margaret Boyd Hall o.
Portland.
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POLITICAL.



ST. LoUIs, No.. December is. The Re.
publican Union of the Missouri organization.
mbracing the most prominent snd influential
egroes of ST. Louis. has issued call for 8
National convention at Washington, March
Sd. 1881. 1t says: THE negro has reached a
significant juncture in citizenship The
hour Is propitious for the enhancement OF
that citizenship. Oar vote is an indispensa-
BILE factor in the country to achieve grand
triumph or secure defeat. II should receive
the respect due its power"
Dem0cra tic Caucus.
NEW YORK. December le. An adjourned
meeting Of prominent democrats desiring to
reorganize the party in the State, last night,
decided to hold mass meeting and submit
plans for reorganization to a committee of
five appointed ihereat. They also decided to
issue an address favoring the civil service re-
form, revenue on tariff. and abolishing
political assessments.
Greenback Caucus.
WASHINGTON, ID c., December l6. The
greenback members of fhe House held
caucus to-day to devise methods OF extending
the party organization throughout the
country, and to decide upon plan Of united
action in opposition to the pending funding
bill and the line of action to be pursued in
regard to other important measures now be-
fore the House. No definite action was taken.
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Terrible Sores Broke Out On
My Body!
ScrOlnla and MercuriRl saliva
ton Cured

LEWISTON, Maine, July ~. 1850.
Dear Sirs-tor fhe last six years have been ter
rible sufferer with scrofula, caused by salvation
from the use Of mercury and calome Great mum.
bcrs of terrible broke out various parts Of
my body. which affected my limbs to twist and
misplace them So that could hardly move. have
been treated by the best physicians in Maine, hut
was given up TO die by them all. I bought bottle
of sulphur Btters Of Mr.. Garcclon, druggist. and
after using four bottles I was entirely cured; my
limbs have gone back TO their natural position. and
am now able TO do all my Homework. owe my
life TO sulphur Biitcrs. Gratefully yours,
MRS. HIRAM JORDAN.
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Jury Cases.

MONDAY, Dec. Goth.
~ iierrick vs.. Robinson. Waldron; T.. W.
WhitehOuse.
$780, same vs.. Same. same Counsel.
49, Lawrence VS.. Moulton, apt. Webster; Far.
rington.
lsI. York vs.. strout. Spear; Bean&B.
more.
TUESDAY, Dec. 2lst.
1856. Meserve VS.. Stiphen;. stilphen; Harrington
200. !iowden VS.. HalIowell +. W. w; Turner
20i Davis VS.. Cushing. +. W. W.; Titcombs.
30 Wellman VS.. Hobbs. Titcombs; Baker & q.
39l. Blake VS.. Merrman. apt. Otis; Spear
392 Peters Ken. Wire Works. Bean b.
Spear.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22nd.
rs Me0uilIen vs.. Grant. Potter A.; ". v.
1so Dingley VS.. Clark. Webster; Harrington.
az. Burgess VS.. Abbott. Kinds; Hartman.
226 Yeaton VS.. Lombard. Potter A.. =. W. W.
49, Trask VS.. Sherman. Spear; Potter A.
THURSDAY, Dec, 23d.
IL. White vs.. Carr. Libby & yose; Otis. Pot.
81 Pillsbury sprague. Potter & A.; Baker
30 Cole vs. Berry. Bean b.; Potter & A.
232. Cole Va. Song same Counsel.
l9i Dingley VS.. Berry. Baker b.; Stiphen,
FRIDAY, Dec. oath.
Go. Robinson vs. Perry. Brown; J. }. Perry. J.
RS. Belgrade VS.. Colder. Peter A.; Baker
i2a Pillsbury VS.. Ruggles. Potter & A; Dana.
Court Cases.
MONDAY, Dec. 9th.
20. Livermore vs.. Osgood ais. Spear; Bean &
d.
%. Cooper W. Young. Potter; Blake.
no. Ward vs. Ward. Stevens; Libbcv.
Il6 Clark VS.. Rollins & trs. Benjamin; Earring
ton Webster.
III. Emery VS.. Lord trs. Blake; Bean & b.
lis. Church vs.. Cooper & trs. :" 90
49, Emery Sims & tr. Blake; Moody.
1876. Weston vs.. Huntington. White; Black.
Ia2. Marson vs.. Beedle AID. Benjamin Perry.
1873. Same VS.. Beedle
1874. Foye vs.. Haskell. tarr
TUESDAY, Dec. 18th.
A. johnson vs. Barker. Harrington; Clay c.
iI6 Knigh. W.. Rollins trs. Harrington; Per
leo Lenian & al. vs. Cheeseaan. Clay & c.: Far
rinQtop.
loo. Gould & al. VS.. Mclaughlin. Moody; T.. W
40. Haskell VS.. Wing. Same Counsel
1885, Gile vs.. Smith & oil. Gle; Carver.
ei6. Fowler in rep. Cuthbert r. W. W.; s.
a5s. PiIIsbury VS.. O'Donneii & tr. Potter & A..
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th.
22.. Crockett 4 al. VS.. Mclaughlin al. Potter
A.; Titcombs.
90 PiIlsbury al. Routh. Potter & Al
Moody.
al Cole VS.. Dunn. Bean n. Spear.
324. Morse Norcross Bean r.: r. W. W.
239. Hinkley al. VS.. Grant al. Webb; Priest
go. Same vs.. Same. Webb; Priest.
24i. Webb Ad. VS.. Clarke. Webb; +. W. ".
2i2. Esty Hill. Webb, Foster.
243. Maney 4 al. VS.. Robinson. Webb; Stevens
IA. Davis in rep. VS.. Gullifer. Webb; Carver
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - HOuls
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. I
Washington, ID. c., December Ill a. m. I
For the New England and Middle States,
slightly colder and partly cloudy weather
winds generally from the northwest; rising
barometer; and in the northern portion slight
snow.
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YOU CAN BE CURED I!
Sulphur Bitters.
IS WHAT YOU NEED.

Ladies in delicate hcalth who all run down,
should use SULPHUR BlTTERS.
ti,000 will be paid for case whore SULPHUR
BlTrERS will not assist or cure. II never fails.
Cleanse the Initiated blood when YOU its impuri
ties bursting through the skin In fimples, lotcher
aud Sores. Rely on SULPHUR BlfrERS and
health will follow.
SULPHUR BIrTERS will cure Liver Complaint
Don't be discouraged; II will cure you.
SULPHUR BlTrERS will build you up and make
you strong and healthy.
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Hop Bitters, which are advertised in our
columns, are a sure cure for ague, bilious
ness and kidney complaints. Those who use
them say they cannot be too highly recon-
mended Those afflicted should give them a
fair trial. and will become thereby enthusias'
tic in the praise of their curative qualities.
Portland irqnS.
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S|)LPHuR
BITTER
TRUTHS ton rnn SICK

For those deathy Bilious Spells, depend on SUI.
PHtR BlrTERS. II viii cure you.
The Giant Dyspepsia is cured by using SULPHUR
BITTERS.
Operatives who are closely confined In the mills
and workshops, Clerks, who do procure sufficient
exercise. and all who confined indoors, should
use SULPHUR BIrrERS. They will not then be
weak and sckly.
General Debility needs gentle tonic. Use SUI.
PHUR BIrrERS, aud you will not be troubled.
Don't be without a bottle. Try 1t you will not
greet IT,.
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Stop One Moment.
AND
THINK Il!

SULPHUR BiTTERs win cure any blood disease
from common pmples aud testers on the face 10
worse case of Scrofula.
There never has been n medicine that builds up
the broken down invalid NJ sulphur Btters can aud
does in every