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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

The name Jenner means drawn lance'
putting to flight loathsome disease; ana
the name Harvey signifies the circulation Oh
the blood. And the time is coming wheh
The name of DIR. David Kennedy will be in
dissolubly connected in the public mind
with the publication of the blood; deed
only less important than the discovery OF It's
motion through the human body This DE-
Kennedy accomplishes by mears of his new
medicine called "Favorite Remedy - the
pleasant and popular title of a preparation
which cleanses and sweetens the river OF lie
within our veins, as an influx OF oxygen does
x;t;ated air. All druggists keep it. 81
bottle.
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Mrs. LivermOre's Lecture.

We cut the following from a Boston ex-
change, which speaks for itself. We hope
our people will not miss the rare treat Of
hearing the lecture of this talented woman:
Mrs. Livermore delivered an address on
''The Immortal Life in the hall of the Bos-
ton Young Mems Christian Union, last Sun
day evening, Oct. 81. William III. Baldwin,
President of the Union, taking the other Sun
day evening services. 1t is the first time a
woman has been invited to speak in Union
Hall before the Young Mems Christian L n
ion. Long before the time for commencing
the services, the hall packed, and the
doors were closed, placard in large letters
at the head of the stairs announcing that
there could be no farther admission to the
hall, when people went away by hundreds.
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THE CELEBRATION


- u Tue most amusing features of tn,
ru'ic"n demonstration was the saw.too,,
''ho from Hallowen. This made so ,nro,
muse 'iiat 1t was put in the rear of tho n,o
cesslon Near the foot of Nor,bor
'o"'e democratic roughs congregated am
oegah TO throw missiles at the saws and -.
"' men on the team. A large number n
Tie hoodfums made a rush and nuIIed -,
saws over. The men on the team-a mer.
iiahdfuii-rallied and beat back their assaiI
ants until reinforcements arrived, when tbs
co~ardly crew precipitately fled. We hon.
the rascals will be caught and punished
below we publish large number of add;
lonal Examinations
GAGE STREET.
%. +. Howe, S. C. Churchill 70, IT
Boynton, A. X. Rice. -
SWAN STREET.
Gardiner Phillips.
GROVE STREET.
~ H. Hummer, F. o. Parker, C. 0. Stet-
son, G. w. Estes.
WESTERN AVENUE.
VIM. n. Soule
STATE STREET
W. D. Daggett, John f. Lapham. DIR. J
o. Webster, Z. +. Myrick, l.. II. Holbrook
Grin Williamson. Alex. McCausland. Mrs
Higgins, c. f. Church.
CAPITOL STREET.
Mrs. Greenlief White, S. A. Thurston. G.
z. Herriek.
CHAPEL STREET
u. w. Messer, E. NJ. Boynton, B. S. Har-
rington
SEwALL STREET.
Rev. G. W. Whitney.
CHESTNUT STREET.
ii. F. Blanchard, l.. B. Hill. B. Coleman,
Z. II. Stone, J. F. Dunning, Miss L. A. d.
Young. w. T. Drew, G. A. Staples, w. H.
Gannett, F. Lyford. Rev. J. Kicker. Mrs. F..
Craig, Gen. J. H. Arnold, NJ. C. Blackwell.
CUsHMAN STREET.
J. f. Wade, T. NJ. Rollins, w. S. Edwin.
GREEN STREET.
Capt. John II. Mason Miss z. Lilly. Rev.
5. G. Sargent, Elisha F. Pinkham, Elisha
Atkins, Mrs. Estes. C.. F. Nelson, l.. A..
Moore, G. F.. Dow, G. L. Walker, C. A.
Bennett.
MELVILLE STREET.
Harry Sewall l.. X. Smith, f. C. Watkins.
Miss Helen Marston.
WNTHRoP STREET.
Mrs. ID. Fairbanks, Capt n. W. Cole, \.
ID. Locke, Joseph Baker.
SUMNER STREET.
George +. Halves, w. F. Hallett, Rev p.
5. Thacher, Lendall Titcomb, Mrs. G.. W.
Morton. a. L. Gould.
BRIDGE STREET.
Mrs. S. +. Flagg.
OTHER PLACES.
Mrs. A. Lancaster. Court avenue; Mrs.
5. J. Holmes, Court street: Mrs. w. S. Par
malice, east side; Ausgood Carleton, Northern
avenue; l.. III. Titcomb, Water street.
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MARYLAND.
Periurers Sentenced.

BALTIMORE, November .. In the L. S.
District court, Judge Morris sentenced DR..
Sydney ID. Grant, Michael Ward alias Thos.
Callahan. and VIM. Owen alias VIM. Stafford,
convicted of perjury in falsely swearing in
the case of Owen, who claimed additional
pension. In passing sentence Judge Morris
said to DR.. Grant that as he had been once
before convicted of perjury he thought
light sentence would not effect his reforma'
nation. He therefore sentenced him to pay
a fine of 81 900 and be sent to the peniten-
tiary for three wears. Owen and Ward we're
sentenced to pay a fine of 81 600 and sent 10
the peniteutiary one year each.
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AUCTION.

Will be sold at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY.
Nov 10TH 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the store on
Cony Street Augusta, lately occupied by the late
Ste phen T. PIummer, the entire stock of Goods,
Wares Merchandise, Furniture, Fixtures, etc. be
longing the Grocery store OF the SAID late ephen
p Plummer remaining unsod. consisting of Flour,
Teas Coffee Pork. Lsrd, Sugar, Molasses, Spices,
Vinegar Crockery Ware, Oil Tank, Safe, Scales.
stove. Refrigerator, Sho" Gases, &c, &c rare
chance TO purchase your winters supply of Groceries
There is large quantity and sale must take place
on Wednesday, Nov. 10TH at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
JONATHAN F. PLUMNER, Admir-.
ERR WILLS, Auctioneer.
Augusta Maine, October 20, 1880. II
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Marrifo.

In this city, Nov. 9th. by Rev. c. +. Penney, q. v
Hale of Win hrop, and Miss J. A. Merthew of Mon
mouth.
In Gardiner. Nov. lst, by Rev. Geo. d. Lindsey,
Edu und D. Patterson and Mr.. Lizzie A. Rams
dell, both OF Farmingdae.
In Westbrook. Nov. 6, by Rev. c. W. Bradlee, JOS.
II. Winters of Gorham, and Miss Clara S. Senter of
Windham.
In Damarscotta, Nov I'd. Henry ii. Dow of Booth
bsy and Miss Ellen A. Page Of Bristol
In Portland, Nov. 9th by Rev. DIR. Carruthers.
Donald A. Mcintosh and-Miss Eliza j. Cummings,
both of Portland.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
Mill Burned at South Gardiner.

Planning Mill Burned at South Gardiner.
GARDINER. November 9. The planning
mill of Lawrence & Beedle, South Gardiner,
was totally burned Monday night, with all
machinery except the boiler. Loss ZOO ;
insured sl,6oo. Fire originated from the
machinery.
Vessel Wrecked.
DAMARIscorrA, November 9. A vessels
main hatch, pieces of cabin and quarter board,
with - Guptill' on the latter. were picked
up near this harbor Sunday.
Republican Jubilee.
Republicans had brilliant and successful
celebration here tonight The village was
blaze OF Examinations from one end 10 the
other, which were lighted simultaneously
with ringing of bells and discharge of cannon.
\ long procession of torchlighis, iranspar-
enees and drum corps, headed by the Dam
ariscotta Band. paraded the streets for two
hours, the whole line being constantly lighted
by bonfires and fireworks. Afterwards there
was a collation. at Lincoln Hail. Hundreds
Of people were in town from all parts of the
county.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Missionary Driven Away.

TEHERAN, November =, Mr.. Wright,
American missi nnary. has arrived here with
the English consul, They left Mt. Sier mis-
sion, Shahion. dear Urimiah, on the 2Sth
ult,, escorted bf Turkish Kurdish guard
furnished by Siieik Abdullah. Mr.. whipple
was the only An erican Missionary remaining
at Urumiah. The BatAurds refused to allow
any communication with him. Other Amer
leans remained at Mt SER. and were UNI
molested.
kurSs Put to Death.
Sheik Abdullah had cruciied thirty Kuris
for committing dscesses.
The Irish Revolution.
DURLIN, November .. Troops have been
sent TO Ballinro pc to protect laborcrs from
the land leagueis, on the farm where the
latter were refushd work.
l. is reported body of Ulster men have
been seen marching from Westport Ito the
house Of Mr.. Boycott, the Ballinrobc farmer
for whose reldf an expedition has been
equipped in thif city. No confirmation of
the rumor.
Chief secretary for ireland, Forster, SAYS
government will take every step to protect
the men employeIi by Mr.. Boycott in harvest
ing the crops on The Earl Of Arms estate, who
has fallen under The displeasure of the land
league.
There is intctse excitement throughout
Ireland over the report that 500 armed
Orangemen have started for Mayo county to
collect Boycot's rents and gather his crops.
Government was lasked TO protect them, but
Forster replied chat government could only
protect the number necessary to do the work,
and If more wentithey would be treated rs an
illegal assembly. Troops left Dublin for
Ballinrnbe. near Boycou's property, where
the cavalry and infantry have already ar
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winthrop Locals

winthrop Locals =,
A I;gbt was seen in our school-house at IL
o'clock last night, by Mr.. and Mrs. summer
Sou,s After time search was made OF the
bouse. but the interloper, whoever nc was
zone It is strange that anyone at tha'
time of night should be ranging about .ne re
, r,b bright light The house is kept ioeke'
all the time. oL Examinations
p. Scnuv'S Thursday forenoon; 1ntermedia'e'
THURSDAY afternoon; Grammar f T%s d ipee
noon: High, Friday afternoon. i a nu inter.
.nrs and teachers earnestly request all i'''e'
ested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

From the proceeds of the fair held in Lew
iston, the Maine State Agricultural Society
has paid the old note on which were the names
Of Gen. Tilton and other prominent members
and has a round sum left in the treasury.
The suit of Presumpscot Park Association
has not been settled. The attachment didn't
hold worth a cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10
Republican Jubilee.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fall River SpiunerS,

FALL RIVER, November .. The Spinners'
Union tonight appointed Il committee TO
wait on manufacturers and see if they could
not secure restoration of the 10 per cent.
taken from their wages. In the cases of the
spinners in Shares mill, where they allege
they required to scour the machinery dur
ing the noon hour. they were authorized to
strike if such requirement is made again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

Monday, Senator Blaine, with large party
of business men from New York, Chicago
and Pittsburg, passed through Washington
en- route to Richmond, Va. thence they will
90 up the James river valley, and over the
mountains to the Ohio river Theywill exam
inc the country through which it is pro-
posed to build the Richmond and Pittsburg
Railroad, in which many of them are, and
Hrr1I1
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New YOt X Money Market.

ENthIHQ HtDOrf.
NEW YORK. November y.
Money easy at 2lat on call and closed at 4. Prime
mercantile paper ia+. Exchange steady at t.sO,A
$50, for long and s2i for short, Governments
quiet, but firm In state bonds, Tennessee and
series steady at &C. Railroad bonds mod.
crately active and GENERALLY lower Stock market
opened strong and Generally higher. but Immediately
took downward tu i'm, prices declining sharply. In
the afternoon dealitgs were irregular and prices
continued decline steadily to the close the lowest
figures of the day being current In final sales The
decline ranged from to 81. led by Alton. Elevated
shares, granger and 3oal stocks and Quincy.
transactions, 2qS, 0t0 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

The season for robbing hen-roosts has COM
menced, and poultry owners are complaining
of the loss Of number of very valuable
chickens. 1t would be as well for all own
ers Ct poultry to see to it that the fastening
of their lighthouses are properly arranged,
and that their dogs are of the breed which
are not afaaid to do a little biting after bed
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

VIRGINIA.
Naval Review.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 8. Arrange
ments for the naval rsview tomorrow are
complete. reception will take place on
the Tennessee until noon. In the afternoon
the brigade, 1000 strcng, will land and be
received by the President and Secretary Of
the Navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

The ladies of the Unitarian church will
give another of their enjoyable coffee suppers
at the church parlors, on Friday evening.
Supper at half-past six to half-past seven.
A good supper and a pleasant evening may
be expected. Tickets, % cents. The pro-
ceeds to go towards the liquidation of the
church debt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

Mr.. Ripley Simpson of Waterville, in the
Keuuebec Fibre Co., Benton, was injured
Monday, by the falling of timber, but not
dangerously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

The report of the Chief of Engineers OF
the Army has the following relative to the
defences along the coast of Maine; ror'
Knox at Bucksport, on the Penobscot riVer'
which was begun in 1913, remains IN 'he
same condition as for several years. No APP
Preparation was made and no work DONE
No work was done at Fort Popham on the
kennebec, no appropriation having pee"
made. No appropriation is asked for '"e
next year. No work has been done on for'
Georges, beyond its protection and preser'a-
ton. An appropriation of $1,000 Is askeu
lot the next year. The new earthen batteries
with parados and traverse magazines at for'
treble are reported to be in an incomplete
condition and suffering from exposure. No
work was done the past year on account Vi
no appropriation; $4,000 is asked for the
ensuing year. One hundred thousand Is
asked for Fort SCANNED, $50, 900 for the pat
terry at Portland Head, $4,000 for the BAT
terry on Cow Island, and $4,000 for the bat
terry on Great Hog Island. No appropria-
non was made for any of these works inc
past year, and consequently no progress
made.
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I9if0.

In Biddeford Nov. = Miss Ella VI. Hutchins, aged
"a years. -
In Scarboro. Nov 6. Mrs. Polly. widow of the late
simon Boothbv of Saco, aged - years months 10
days.
In Presaue Isle. Nov. 1st, Mrs Isa A, wife of Rev
G. NJ Park. aged % years and months.
In Portland Nov. 9th. Alice Harrod, youngest
daughter of Daniel b. and Susan i. Capen, aged J"
wears and month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

MeOnian and Union halls, yesterday morn
ing were strewn with the remnants of the
preceding evenings banquet. The floors
were Uttered with apple cores, fragments of
doughnuts, etc. In the ante-room were sever
al bushels of beans, more doughnuts, bread,
cake and pies. Augusta contributed nobly.
There was enough and to spare. All agree
in saying that we gave our visitors royal
welcome. 1t took large corps of ladies'
and gentlemen to put things in order after
the carnival; but as we are to have respite
from politics for long period, the labor
was checrfully performed.
Officers of Granite Lodge, l. o. Il. L. OF
LII 1t HI ra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

Rehearsal of Pinafore this "wednesday
evening at the Grammar school-house, at 7
o'clock. Ali are requested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

ES~KENsINGTON EMBRoIDERY.-MissJ es-
sic Hanson is now ready for scholars in Ken
sington embroidery. Those wishing to learn
please call at Hotel North or at Miss Helen
Pipers store and examine the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

violent storm,

MONTREAL, November 2. A terrific wind
storm prevailed yesterday and last night. A
three story house was blown down. causing
heavy damage 10 valuable grocery stocks.
The clipper ship Ravenscraig was blown on
her beam end lat the wharf. but afterwards
righted. An Unknown man was blown of
the wharf into ahe river and drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

II. RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox Agency, In
dian Territory, says The ''Only Lung
Pad has restored me to health, and / shall
be glad to recommend it to any one.-See
fdr
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aoral ann State Nrms.
Wednesday, November 10, 1880.

The republicans of Wayne are to celebrate
tonight, and will have music, illuminations
and torchlight parade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10
RHODE ISLAND.
W arrant of Arrest.

Providence, November 9. A warrant
was issued tonight for the arrest of young
Sprague. on a charge Of attempting to shoot
his mothers trustee.
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There will be special meeting of Bethle-
hsm Lodge of Masons this "wednesday )even-
..r Work in the first degree
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications fos the Next ~ Hours.
War Dept, dfiice Chief Signal Offices, /
Washington, ID. e., November l0,-l an. !
For the New England and Middle States,
partly cloudy weather; variable, shifting to
easterly winds; tatonary or higher tenn
peratnre and bare mctcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

ES~Orders taken for custom clothing. also
large stock always on hand at prices to
to please, at B. Huntington's, AS Water
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

Willie Shaw, a boy about twelve years Oh
age, was arrested yesterday on complaint oil
J. l.. Colcord. one of the wardens OF the
kcnnebec Society for the Protection OF FISH
and Game, for sharing cartridges. The boy
was ignorant of the fact that he was acting
unlawfully; and must have been urged on by
some one older than himself, as he carried
shotgun over his shoulder to disarm suspi-
cion when he disposed of the game. The
penalty for the offence is fine OF - ior
each partridge shared. Young Shaw was
given some advice and then dismissed
Probably the matter will be dropped unless
he persists in wanton disregard OF inc
statute
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

Vitalizing, nourishing and stimulating,
without intoxicating, are Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-10

Hotel North is to be thrown open to the
public to-day without any formal demonstra-
tions. This house is one of the most home
like and cosy public houses in New England.
Everything connected with it is first-class.
Col w. S. Baker, the lessee, brings to
Augusta twenty five years experience in the
hotel business, and is eminently qualified for
the position of landlord. We are glad that
the beautiful house is to lie idle no longer,
and trust that Col. Baker will receive re-
munerativc patronage.
DIR. James Davis. late of Gardiner, has safe
ly reached Portland with his family. Their
house-boat was probably the first of the kind
that ever sailed on the outside around Small
Point, and between Half Way Rock light
house and Ragged Island. 1t does not seem
that such boat had ever before been seen
in Portland. 1t was supposed by most peo-
pie to be some foreign craft. Some would have
it that it was "A Russian, others French, Turk
or Prussian; but in spite of all temptations to
belong to other nations the Doctor remained a
Gardiner man.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Streams Rising.

ST. JouN. November 9. A heavy rain
flooded all the streams, and most of the logs
hung upwill bel got TO markets.
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The great strainers of the human .n;s,x Of dis,
the kidneys. are subject to variety sor,a;nly
eases that Days Kidney Pad Will
cure.
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()IiI(Dt
Terrible Tragedy.

BA1EsvrILE. November .. There was a
terrible tragedy here yesterday. Frank Bid
enbaugh, young German, while intoxicated.
entered the room where his wife and chlld
slept and assaulted therS with an axe. His
wjfe's skull was crushedsby a single blow.
Her son was killed blythe edge of an axe.
He then went to the groom where Mrs.
Stephens, sister and chilli and servants were
sleeping, and killed Mrs; Stephens and her
child. The servant girl Tas awakened. She
ran toward the door, but:was knocked sense
less and left for dead. Upon recovering con-
seriousness she gave tn, alarm. The muir
derer was found in thes tobacco house with
throat cut. but not fatall%.
Wheat Crop Reports.
Co1uxnrs. Noyembero The State agri-
cultural department has completed compila-
ton of the crop reports, furnished by town
ship assessors, as required by law. The
footings show the total acreage OF wheat IN
1879 to have been 2,3lb,370, and the total
number Of bushels raissd 40,052. 1l9. The
average yield per acres was Ia bushels
This is the heaviest syield by 5,0o0,0oC
bushels ever reported b township assessors
in the State, and the largest average since
1850. in which year she average was Il
bushels per acre.
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Officers of Granite Lodge, l. o. G. I. OF
Halowell. were installed Nov. LIST, by Bro.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-10-27
COMMISSIONER Sale ofyaluablc
Real Estate.

THB undersigned Special Commissioner.
i by virtue Of Il decree made bythe Cir.
cult Court OF Mason county, West Virgin
ia, on the 4th OF October, 1850, in the clan.
Gerry cause Of ]. NJ. Pounds against John
Roush and others, will sell by way Of pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the
front door OF the Court House, on the goth
Of December, 1850, the following do.
scribed real estate: A tract OF land situate
on the waters Of Broad Run, in Graham
District, in the county aforesaid, contain.
ing one hundred and two acres, under
high state OF cultivation, With an excellent
two story frame dwelling hose, barn anil
other suitable buildings Tor farmers us9
thereon, and also lot and two houses
thereon IN the town OF New Haven; and
upon the following TERMS, to-wit:
Cash us TO one-foufth OF the purchase
money, aud the residue on credit OF six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving bond with good security for the de-
ferred payments, and the Commissioned
retaining the legal title to said land as u
further security. CHAS. i. HoGG,
oct.27-iw. Special Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-10-27

Of the Worlds Dispensafy Medical
Association Of Buffalo, Of which Dr.
R. V Pierce is President, consisting
Of figure Of Aesculapius, the Fasher
Of Medicine. surrounding the globe,
fifty syfhbolises the woFld-widcrcpu,
lation gained by the Family Mcdi.
cincs Of DR.. R. Y. Pierce now manu-.
featured by this incorporated oompa.
ny aud sold Ia all parts Of thoworld.
With d inammouth establishment,
the World Dispensayy and Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, and q corresponds
ingly large branch establishment in
Loudonf this Association make med.
icines for the whole world.-.npt only
that but they personally examine
and trent with special medicines
thousands Of cares. Among thenlost
celebrated Of the proprietary or fam
lily medicines IRE DR. Pierce ) Golden
Medical Discovefy-lhc great blood
purifier. aud DE-. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgatiye Pellets (little pills}--and
DIR. Pierce's Compound Extract of
Smart-weed--for bowel affections,
colds and painful attacks, as collie,
neuralgi, and rheumatism Favor.
lite Prescription furnishes relieffrom
female Weaknesses, and kindred af-
fections. All sold BY druggists