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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

EXPOSITION or 1876. Wandering
through the United States section OF this
truly wonderful exhibition. hyperornameni-
al aud o. s.-aisplayed AS the most OF II l.
came upon an elegant glass case, whose
modesty was the more conspicuous from
It's ueiShbors' fnery. surnounted by the
motto DigHis PraemiG and displaying. in
neat Packages, the medical preparations of
the house OF DR. J. {. AVER & Co, Lowell,
Mass.
wA> aware ofthe world wide reputation
Of this eminent firm. for the character and
quality 81 heir goods and remember well
their agents in London. Messrs. NEwBER-
Ky, ip 81. Paul's Churchysrd. Having a
leisu sur determined to examine the
contents OF this case, myself, and / was
surprised 70 see the delicate perfection 10
which they have brought their house
hold remedies. was chasrined al the reflec-
ton that, while We have at home the most
skilful and. pre-emiuently, the best physi-
clans In the world, these Yankee doctors
distance us Sc far in the line Of popular
medicines for family use. They have the
shafpness to t&ks advantage OF the high
scientific discoveries among US and make
pills ard potions as palstable as they are
salutary. was told by leading druggist
ia Philadelphia. that Dr. AYERS manufac-
tory was the largest in America, giving
employment to hundreds. | must 20 TO
Lowell and see it. on my way home.-Cor-
respoRdenoe Of The London Eng.) Telegraph.
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Gouldsboro vein have moved into their new
shaft house and ara well situated for the
winter. The indications here appear To
be Identical with those OF the Gouldsboro.
except, perhaps. the quantity OF mineral.
Col. French and party were here last
week on a prospecting tour, hut fall OF
snow interiered, and they adjourned TIL
spring. We hear good reports from the
"Home Co." and others.
"A right merry Christmas was ours
the ''tree" was ''loaded to the ground"
with rich fruit. and the ball was well pat
ronized aud both hotels dispensed rousiug
cheer to all. Throughout the liveloug
night the merry dancers tripped the light
and flexible toe TO the exhilerating music
OF Woods Orchestra@tae viol, the organ
aud the cornet.
The -four mill is running every day,
and part OF the nights, and still the wheat
ais coming" The miller says he can make
barrel o! flour from five bushels OF dry
wheat. II the wheat weighs co pounds 10
the bushel.
The spool wood teams In the woods
are hsving fine weather for their work
none too much snow.
What news is this from the Capitol !,
Is II the beginning of the fall OF the Repub-
lie? Has the "dang crous element" rot
uppermost at last: GALESA.
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Obituary notices, bSyoHd the Date, Name and
age, must ~ paid f0r.
EIl.worth-Dec, IT, Ebeu 7. Goodwin, aged
10 years ami months.
Dec. .. John Liuuehan, aged Years, ;
months. l. DAYS.
Pcuob>coi-Dcc. ,. Henry W. only son Of
johnson ". and sally Bridge, g.a.l years
suffer little children to come unto me-"
Peuobscot-Dcc. .. Gla Rl.nrh. Youngest
child of Merrill T., sui Carrie " Iinckiry,
agr,i II mouths, dsy-
Joy for her Ere her siuIf,, yya-
To evil lures could roam,
Emmanuel bent him from Tho skies,
And gently called her home.
Weep not. oh parents though tho dIst
|. on that ilrm so fair:
Look upward hN On Heaven thy trust
She waiieih for thee there,
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The Boston Advertiser says: "a
branch office of the Maine Mining Ex-
change will be opened in Boston about the
first OF January. The board room Will he
on the corner of Exchange place aud Con-
gress Street. Messrs. CYRUS Emery (brott-
er OF Mr.. Isaiah :. Emery OF Bangor)
and Wm. II. Adams will be 10 charge.
Regular auction sales Of Maine mining
stocks will be held daily
The Lewiston Journal says: The div
idende to be paid by the manufacturing
corporations this next month will exceed
in amount those paid for many year.
One or two corporations that will not pay
dividends have largely reduced their debt,
and will 10 July take rank among the
sound, dividend paying corporations.
Light Is breaking all around.
Saturday evening. Dec. 18Th. Hon.
Alexander Campbell and wife OF Cherry
field. celebrated the fiftieih anniversary Of
their marriage. Their children and nearly
all their grand children were present,
forming very interesting group of de-
sceDdants. The brothers and sisters aud
neices aud nephews were also present
making company 81 nearly 100 relatives.
The Wing says: 1.-The arms of the
Hersey laght Infantry OF O.dt1wu, one of
AHt Nttit mtllta fplhIiUfF-. were taken
possession Of BY the Fusionists Thursday
night between II and II o'clock. aud re-
moved from the company armoty 10 the
residence of Lieutenant g. T., Mills, com
mander Of the company. The company
has sixty Springfield brcech-lolding rifles
Oldfown Is the residence OF the Fusion
candidate for Governor, Joseph l.. Smith"
Dunlap Block, Brunswick. owned by
the Deunison Manufacturing Company OF
Boston, was destroyed by fire Friday
morning. Their loss Is from $1,000 To
sl2 900; partly insured. One hundred and
iity mployes are thrown out Of work.
The lower story was occupied by b. c.
Dcnuison. fancy goods. who saved a por-
ton OF his stock Insured for s3n. 900. Two
small buildings adjoining we're also burned
the loss on which amounts to - 900; iu-
sured. IN" total loss j. estimated at
about $40 p10
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Recorder IIachGt Of New York i
dead.
Ute Jack. who figured in The recent
outbreak, is said 10 be Mormon priest.
AT =. Paul. MINI. Christmas evening
the mercury stood At 4oo below zero.
Thousands q rari.lars crossed the
Seine on The Tee OF Christmas day.
Mrs. Cordciia Miller. generous Iowa
woman. has given so 90 10 the GArrct
Biblical Institute at Evanston, III.
-Aiviccs from = Louis report that c,ty
ice bound. with the Mississippi river theme.
10 Cairo unnayIsable because OF ice.
Tho New York journal or Commerce
put, the ha.aRc" of trade for $50 IN favor
~ ibi. country to thc amount q about
sl5p,0oo,oon
The uews50ys reading room IN Boston
was opened ior the first time. on Christ
ms, ia L J., located on the second ilDuf
Of Nov. ~ Hromtcld street.
-I. r. -iarrAfhat ScriNncr K O.. ,,'ercl
Mr. t4.ku sior Tor 4 short article cd The
Cathedral 81 81. MARKS at Venice. ans
$1,000 20 BroHu.us, the roei. Both re-
iu>el.
Thr death &. announced N WA Hep
worth Dixon. OF London, Enshel lhr
historian, and for many years cll-nr ~
tar London Aih'g7pm. aged -. 1y AZ
up'.NY.
iIcnry Wr,tcr>"u-. y.-.t ta., IL M -a-
core tur location % The rational Lrrnrrs'-
sr convention % I.yu..yil.r, Ev. Iil.a
ran. .5-..e's,,-r 1ui Hcn!f.ck. or,isr, IT,
dAlara..,. auI B4y III .-;!lr1,
-rbr Plcid- Railroad maranenr -
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LonOtne.
The people OF this vicinity. have had
no SPECIAL Indignation Melting. but many IN
general. As they have met Ia the different
places of resort, they have not feared 10
express their Indignation. ami no opposing
elements have been able 10 "molest or
make them afraid"
Our farmers have been improving the
favorable weather the past fall, by gettin.
up muscle-oed; and their many discolored
fields. show plainly how much faith they
have in that enterprise.
Many of our mechanics. are at Bar
harbor, where they expect 10 get employ
ment during the winter.
Mr.. Albert L. Whit aker and wife, ex-
pect 10 celebrate the 10Th Anniversary OF
their wedding day, next Thurs Jay New
Years day. W.
Dec. Both
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BulIdozinq the Committee.

lie also Informed the committe that they
might be aware Of the fact that he had full
power 10 call the legislature wherever lac
pleased, and at the least di-;urba nee he
should take the legislature away from Au-
gu.tA. The Governor is 10 consultation
thi, evening with A. j. Gould and is pre-
pa-ins his reply 20 Governor Morrilrs let
ter The Governor wishes il stated that he
has given no authority for the statement
that be has refused to submit certain ques-
TONS to the Supreme Judicial Court. Gov
ernor GArcelou was engaged at late hour
tonight iramin. his reply to Mr.. Morrill,.
He states that Il will cover all the points
suggested but will not be completed until
tomorrow
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MARINE LIST.
Nj A X II 1 + ID

Elsworth-Dcc. -, by Rev. Chas. p. Lom-
bard, MIR. Franklin :. Lord and Miss Adah NJ,
Woods, both of Ellsworth.
Trrmont-Dcc. -. By Rev. h. +. Stinsou.
Mr.. John f. Billings aud Miss Emily ". Doll.
yer. both Of fremont.
Sedgwick-Dec -. by Rev. c. L. Bartlett,
Mr.. Chas. W. rert and Miss Nellie l.. Staples.
both OF sedswick.
North Setigwick-Dcc, ~, by Rey.J. II. Tny-
Tor. Mr. Edgar W. Wells OF Bfooklin. and Miss
Minnie +. Rabson Of Bronksyillr
-Aso, Mr.. Arthur VI. Neyclls and Miss
Hattie f.. simmons. both Of ~cdgwick
Buckspnft-Dec. "a hy Rev. A. H. skinner,
MIR. Alpheps Hopkins Of Orlanl, and Miss En-
ma l.. Hartman OF BuckspOrt.
Cherry 1eld-Dce. L., by Rev. e. G.. Wins
low. SIR. Frank W. Buruham aud Miss Cora
;. Campbell Of Cherrydeid.
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Seeing How Much the Citizens will
Rear

The Governor replied that he had al
ready given orders TO Gen. White OF b an
gor aud Major Folsom of Oidtown. to take
loo stand OF arms aud ammunition from
the State Arsenal at Bangor aud TO ship
them by express 10 Augusta. lie should
de- thts TO test the sincerity of the citizens
of Bangor a. to whether they would obey
tse civil Authorities.
lie had never ordered auy arms or troops
10 Augusta and should not unless there
was an outbreak. tie WAS urged irDt to
take the arms from Bangor bat steadily
asserted that he would in order to test
the sincerity OF the people. lie however
promised not TO bring them to Augusta
unless needed here. One of the commit
tee suggested that portion OF the extra
police force provided by the CITY could be
detailed for duty under the direction of
the Governor. The Governor replied em-
phaticAlly. Il have force enough now"
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Mr.; George c. Ss1nsefs -
suddenly. Thursday.
Henry Hanson. Esq, OF SESO6sTia
has been appointed Deputy Collector q
Customs al Moose river.
I. G kimball, Esq, prominent and
well known citizen of Waterville. died
saturday morning. His age was about 81.
The Pennington Chronicle closed with
its las issue, its torty-iourth volume. The
Chronicle is one Of the best of county
papers.
A Portland firm recently sent u 600
circulars through the Portland Post Office
In one day. This is their first installYent
OF 100000 circulars.
The employees at the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary at Kent's Hill, presented the
steward aud wife (Mr. and Mrs. X. w.
Soule) with Il beautiful silver ice pitcher,
on Christmas eve.
A six years old SOP OF Albert Seamans
of liouton. cut his foot almost half of
with an axe last Tuesday. The wound
was dressed and the lad Is quite comfort
able.
The ordination of Rev. Daniel Greene,
a graduate of the Bangor Theological
Seminary in the class of 70, "a pastor of
Z =
occurred on the 18th ult.
Miss Sara o. Jewett, OF South Ber-
wick, the author OF 'Deephaven." is not
ouly successful writer, but the Boston
correspondent of the Courdnt of Hartford.
credits the clever young lady with real
beauty
The Searsport Spool and Block Mig.
Co. are now turning out is, 900 gross OF
spools per month, and employ Is men the
Year round. In addition to this. the firm
make ali kinds Of blocks, dead-eyes, etc.,
for ship work.
The principal Protestant clergymen Of
Portland have united in petition to the
Governor to ask the advice of the Supreme
| Court. Episcopal Bishop Nicely and Rev.
DIR. Hill are among the signers.
"A valusble horse belonging to Charles
Hanson. OF GorhaD. was killed almost
instantly by a blow In the breast from the
shaft OF q sleigh belonging to Mr.. TolfOrd
and driven st a furious rate by his sou.
Mayor Nash Of Augusta, on SATURDAY.
afternoon. conversed by telephone iron
Augusta with TWO gentlemen in Portland
at the .aln- time with perfect success. Ii
was done a. an experiment. He SAYS they
have about Two huhdred telephones in
| operation there.
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Cityd County.


CoxGRrGaI--Presrhing at 10 80 A..
NJ. and : p. II. bbath School in the sfteI-
noon, at IL O'cl VI.
BArTIsr.-A inx at 3 and p. NJ. Sab
bath school at ".
UNIrARIAS.-irch service at ass and
i 30 +. NJ. SUI school at u. NJ.
CATunLIc.-ching At 10 l-a O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath & at 7. VI.
MErBoDrsr.< sching at and ! 7. M
Sabbath School J.. NJ.
UNION TEsn NcE AFsTI~G-every sun
day at IA Z. 1t the Methodist Nestry.
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N.~ Aavs~.e.s. TIL. Week.

speetns-lor Whig and Courier.
Probate Noln =. DorT.
Wtihsers Rep j y tldridge.
The stock Mi g. Martin.
Freedom Nod oseph tandage-
Maine sni ". iaing tcck.-f II. Mansfield
a 90.
Rank staieuie lVektport Nat. Bank.
Foreclosures A. Kelsey.
Nufire-G attpe Bow den.
>otice-Barl Water Co.
Lygonis l.oie u. Mymsn-
foFec losures- lthy IL Pickering.
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MartasiIle.

e. Z. Church of the MariayiIIe tan.
merry. surprised each of his woikmeu by
the present OF a nice turkey for Christmas,
not forgetting the Minister
The people in Mariaville turned out Oh
Christmas day 10 visit one OF their neigh
bors that has been lame long time. The
men armed themselves with battle axes
aud buck saws and plenty OF teams. There
was some forty or nfty present; among
their Christmas presents was a barrel OF
-four and quite little purse OF money, the
ladies leaving tokens OF friendship too nu-
merous 10 mention. Il was q very merry
Christmas. even Brother Corcoran said
"sawins wood was good exercise
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The Eve of ri res has zine illustrations,
by Abbey. Mr.. er illustrates his own arti-
Gle. The next is accompanied BY por-
traits OF Thee Parker. william Eiiery
Charming. WinIAiller. Edmund Quincy,
George Combe, ia Maria Child. Vincent
Priessnitz ,SauSl samuel Ihonp-
son, Sylvester sam, Abby Kelley Foster,
John rierpon,, lsasc Putnam. There Is
an excellent Pc also, OF Count de i>esseps.
II. n. Gustaf.oo lip q. Sullivan and A. II.
Louis eontribe ems. Virginia w. John
son and Pbektes Pember furnish the
short stories, Hab5erton's fsneiiul title
heads a paper re habits and biunts Of
fishes. Mrs. |es-Craik's novel i con-
eiuded. The ments are well nlied, As
usual.
Published By 'er 4 Brothers, New York,
at ~ year.
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st. Nicholas for January contains lively
iu.ialmenis OF the two serisls. Jack and
JilI> by Miss Alcott and Among the Lakes
by W. o. stoddsrd, and opens with brief his
by Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, author o {
That Lass o. LOwrie's.
Mary Hslock Foote has 8 stirring tale Of
br ave boy and girl in n Colorado fOrest-ire.
with flIl-page picture, taken on the spot by
the Author Frank Il. Stockton contribute, one
of his unexpected" fairy-tsies, about a ''sprig
Of Holly" and Charles Barnard describes the
beroi>m OF poor little girl who wa "Prac-
tieal Parry in 3 iheater.
Among the poems is one about Russian child
life. by Paul II. Hayne. with three striking
pictures. by ivan Prani>hnickof.
For the boys especially, there i full de-
seription. with diagrams, Of how 10 build
snow-forr, make shields and ammunition sleds,
picture Of the storming Of snowiort-
For the girls, there Is 4 description oil 3
Dolls Baby-show,r and how fifty little CIR Is
iu an asylum were made perfectly happy; six
pictuv I, by Jessie Curtis, illustrate this story
Fpi me bows and girls together there are !:
an operetta based on the fairy tale of the Sleep
ing Beauty, with 4 picture showing the COS
tunes: description with plain pict Tres. OF
how TO make and exhibit The Boys Own
Phon ograph:- and an secount OF The curious
music and musical instruments OF China. by
Louis c. Elson, with nine illustrations.
The ari-festures Of the number comprise 3
copy of Gerome's painting. The Relay in the
Desert and the story of the wonderful career
OF Giotto, The Shepherd-boy Of Vespignano.''
There are bright and eomicsl poems here
and there; and the Departments, For Very
Lttle-Folk,- "Jack-in the Pulpit" Letter.
Box and "Riddle-Box,- are full Of shori and
interesting tales, poems. items, boys and girls
letters, and puzzles.
-Harper's Magazine for January. Il bril-
liant number has The following contents:
The Eve OF ST. Agnes, by John Keats; OLD
Baltimore and il. Merchants, BY Frank Mayer
The Fsms of Forty Yesrs Ago: The Shepherds
of Colorado, by A. A. Hayes, Jr.; The OLD
Woman with Bag, by Virginia w johnson
Compulsory Education in Brooklyn. by +.
BRYANT; Ziobane. by Z. b. Gustafson; Ferdi
nsnd De Lesseps AS Minister at Rome in 1873
by Edwin De Leon; Music and Words, by
HI. Louis; Christmas Anthem. by Philip Q
sullivan: White ving>. by William Black
The Ghost OF the Nineteenth Century, b
Ph9be Yates Pember; Young Mrs: JsrdiDe
t. ID. n. Craik; FIRST Families Of the Atlsn
tie, ~ John Habtertoa; 1ery Anneriey: b.
r. ID. Blsckmore; Editors Easy Chair. Liter
AIRY Record, Historical Record and Osswer.
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atches to the Ellsworth American. /
MAINE NEWS.
Gov. Garce'on Playing the Desp o.
A Committee Or safety lnserview
Him.
AUGUSTA. Dec. 80.

The Committee of Pablic Safety OF this
city called upon Governor Gsrcelon this
afternoon and tad a lengthy interview.
The committee consisted of Gen Henry
Boynton, Hon. Joshua Nye. Gov. Connor,
Joseph A. Holman, Major J. ID. Myrick
aud Amos Wilder. Tney Informed the
Governor that they represented the people
OF the town aud would cordially join with
Mayor Nash IN hi; Recommendations snd
suggestions. They trusted that no ar
Engagements would be made 10 bring the
Military here, aud that our augmented
police force would be amply able to quell
all disturbance
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An Immense audience assembled at the
democratic mass meeting Tonight, City
Hal bclu: packed and many ladies beng
present ~ the galleries tougressmru
l-add and Mulch. l.. -. NJ. Sweat. E~...
and Councillor Fog were among the
speaker In the course OF hi speech.
Ladd said he came from part OF the state
where much excitement exists Tie SAID
that Foster defended Fessendcn In meet
ius called to censure him, regarding the
Impeachment of Andrew johnson aud that
Senator Hamlin denounced Foster a.
knaye, ''but what j. HAmljn beside a man
like Foster: The difference Is a. wide a,
between heaven and hell"
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The shaft Of the GOuldsboro Co, Is
now down Gs feet. and old miners say the
indications are everything that Is desired.
Generous quantities OF fine galepa ore is
found all across the bottom OF the shaft,
AID is il not reasonable to hope that the
"ore body" may not be far OF?
Messrs. Johnson & Co.. have reconciled
all conflicting interests aud are sinking
shaft ia the "Bh,ff mine on the Goulds-
bpro vein. and are buIdi"g shaft louise
Nice large specimens - as.rna ore are
taken from this mine.
The Sowle { West Co., also on ths
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A SomnabuIis' Fatally Shoots Her
Own Mother.

Boston. Dec. 50. ,
Helen Josephine Ward, i lady living al II
Hamilton Place, with her daughter, q giil
Of seventeen years OF age was mysterious
~ shot last night. and died this morning
FROM what her daughter states Il was be-
lieved that while ia a state Of somnambu-
li~tn she shot her mother who occupied the
same room and bed
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Arms and Ammunition Taken TO the
State House.

The guns aud ammunition from the Ar
senal At Bangor came By the II O'Clock
tram. There was quite a crowd a; the de-
pc. but no disturbance. They sere 10
charge Of Adjltant General Lravtt and
taken 10 the state House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-01

AMERICAN INVENTIVE GENIus.-W rh our
eleeirie lights. telephones, elevated railroads.
aLi the thousand and one minor articles Of cv-
eTy-iay Use, there seems To be no lim. to the
creative mind % American artisans. our pa
tent laws offer them a better protection than
those Of any other country, aud Al much lee.
price. This j. only a deserved recognition Of
those who contribute 80 largely 20 the welfare
OF great people; but many inventor. la.l Of
resping their just reward by not having their
Inventions properly plsccd before the Patent
Commissioner. This can only b. done through
an experienced agent; one not only CONVEX
sant with all the working Of the government
Office, but also thoroughly posted A. TO patents
already granted, and capable to advise =. TO
the paten,abliiy OF new article and a, 10 the
ludiclousness Of securing letters patent there
for in foreign lands. Probably there /. no li,-
Ing solicitor Of more extended experience IN
this line than Mr.. X II. Eddy Of Boston. For
nearly forty years he has held foremost PLACE
in the Patent business 10 his effort. we are
mainly indebted for the registry OF trademark.
and designs,l and no solicitor stands higher IN
0Daerai estimation than Mr.. Eddy. Hl- Office
0so0 - u State Street, Boston, as for many
'yw
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TINTED State. STATE es Name. aui Ellsworth
u I.art*. ere Sb.e. tsr D. guest iasrket rive
viH oo rsil BIT
c. e.. EJEEiLL's
1850 -.s te &GEtgf.
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CHRISTMAS Presents AZ .hc BosfoS
CLOTHING SrpEg, ,.A Saur, aul ll,uI-
Asrcnlef-, Scarf Rings. cor ana Collar
Buttons. Ties. Gloves. ~. 4J,f
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We learn that DR.. hiB-man has refused q
DS1s sum for the recipe from which the
Gfcd AdaGisOAs Bdlsam Is made. hi.
@D - ~ p0es valuable cough rcmcdie.
~ lo0DD4 IN - Dngkei; IT, sales are enoI-
me- 81 - . 49, bllurs . cure is report
ed. Pfise 1A1e>u6s6s =, ~sgs. s.
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Business Notices.

Don't rail to try Dr. kimbairs BA>rm, FOR
Coughs, Colds, iloarseness, Soreness OF the
Throat, Chest. Lungs, &c. \ pleasant and
ofeciuAl remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price Is X 10 cents, by al
Druggists. lyrI.