The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-09-30

A nourishng agent for the weak, emacated and
dropsica Malt Bitters.
"This is cold climb it," said gentleman who
assembled Mt Washington
DetdY is dangerous DO not longer cling to the
old method of curing coughs and colds with rum
and molasses it is a dangerous remedy. 4ddmsonS
BOttatc BalSam is a sure cure every tlme pleasant
to take and works like charm
If mans trousers bag at the knees may he be
said to have an kneesy fit
To be Long Liver
Preserve sound liver. The bilious should hasten
to avail themselves of remedy If they do not
they may expect to suffer a complication Of evils
difficult to conquer by medical means The ex
perence of those who have used and testite3 to the
efficacy of DIR. GRosvENoRs LIVER AID proves it
to be means of eat}"rthg relief from the pains
ana penalties OF bllouSnesS. Headaches COnstipa-
tion, Flatulency, Heartburn, impurty of the Blood
Piles and Feminine Complaints are vauquished by
the LIVER AID.
The boy who wont take as big a bite as he can
from another boys apple is Disgusting his real
feelings and should be narrowly watched lest he
make sudden grab and run off with the whole.
DR.. Kennedy
would have it understood that, while he is engaged
in the introduction of his medicine ("Favorite
Remedy he still continues the practice Of his
profession, but confines himself exclusively to
ofio practice. lie treats all diseases of chronic
character, and performs all the minor and capital
operations of Surgery. Parties living al a distance,
except in Surgical cases by sending sta emcnt of
their cases can be treated at home Address DR.
David Kennedy Rondout y. \. Make no mis-
takes The medicine is "Favorite Remedy and
the ploprlctors name and address: DR. David
Kennedy, Roundout, n Y. one dollar bottle
All your druggists sell it. !wiO
If Jones undertakes to pull my cars said IA
loud mouthed fellow street corner he will
have his hands fun The crowd looked at the
mans ears and smiled
Personal.
We have been advertising the Smith Medicated
Prunes for some time and are glad to see them en-
dorSed in such strong terms as the following letter
from well known gentleman.
PORTLAND, Conn, August 9th lSS0
TIM SMITH INDICATED PRrNECo Hartford Conn
Gr,tI,o'p i am at loss to find words in which
to praise your wonderful Moderated Prunes |
have found them OF the greatest possible use in
my own family and large number of my friends
are using them with equally good results. As
Laxative ami Catharc | thew are UNEQUAL
ed. being effective yet free from all nausea or grip
ING After many and thorough trials OF them
gladly give MY endorsement ot their use for con
snpaton. 5!liousness and indigestion remain
Yours truly, GEO q. MCLEAN
= think dear, the dew has commenced falling.
he SAID, il his >ottest accents "YeS. she yawned
II have been hoping to hear dlcu for some
time He did not cali the next evening
Have Wi>lar> Ba>am Of Wild Cherry always
hand 1t cares Coughs, Colds Brouchltls " hoop
ing Cough. Group, Inhuenza, Consumpton and all
Throat and Lung Complaints - cents and 81 a
bottle
Al Idaho verdict We lind that the deceased
came to his death by ealing Tom Watluss a liar"
Cured her Dyspepsia.
lady says II saw your advertisement of the
Peoples Fayorite Tonic BitlerS and told nv hus
band that was going to try it for dyspepsia He
sand It vas hum5ug ike many others but pcr-
suadcd him 10 get bottle for trial It's Meet
was wonderful, never used ANYTHING that helped
me SO much. nike many other bitters It's beuc-
fit is lasting. My husband uu,r cannot SAY enough