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aufm.,lfar, atmadbt euta bic @rfol

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&c bee ct. Salots Osls, wanete ID
fsitisss sesen bibisen Hbeumatismas I'm
N&itlsslsntt an. tlnerwartst raid lieben
eis fe6snben S&msr3sn nah une id uur.
be uon tinem ietr unanssnstmen 3ufanoe
befrdt. Meinem innisfea Dant fiir BIZ
fasenSou ipirfsnoea Grfnbaas. = Mfree
5srr, Deutider glementarletrsr, 9frp,
SIS Gf ts.Strabe, Nepsgort.
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: Gin oeri1ufenSer 8era.

DAT Btrse unb Snieln (ote am gnee
5niHts ueitsr als Bsree i'm @tere fne)
lsntntbsn uns perseben, III ni&ts 9ftues,
Man bat nur nidt uft @elessnteit, Das
,u bspba6ten. SIM Mussnblid III ss isboh
mSsltd. Sn Central Mmerifa Serfntt
sine Snlsl mittsa in einem eanoise, aus
wsldsm Ge frlber unttr Dunner une
Blib als &rater etnss 8pltans fmporse,
llitssn war, uno In Merite psrfntt ein
Berg.
0cn Gan 9uts pctofe In Msrito pirb
ssmslest, bab am 7. Mat bic eortissn
Bsmotner pen sinsn honnsrdbnliden &C.
rduid erlarsdt wurbe. Man fanb, bab
elm tleinsr Berg In eer Nate Der Garm
(6aeisnba) BON Santa Gptarina ssr.
lAwunesn mar, unb swar nit einsm
SGlag. Gs mar eiue Boben OtfnunS
3uradaeblieten BON etua 600 5ue Breite
unb 800 6ub 9dnse unb 800 SUP 1ief..
Sur NIT sr0err gorifHt tonnte nun il&
Der 5Sbluns nabern, neil rinssum bic
grbe ssriSsn mar uno nit einfur3 ercbts.
Gtnt9s @ttins, .pslGs man In bic 50b.
lung mart, brauatsn 10 Sstunben, bsucr
1e aullalustu. Da bic @rbe au bsben
unp bin uno ter au ipanten bssann, mub
ter, i1H BE t1nttrluttr per iputtbtrbaren
NaturtrlHtinuns lhneu 3arid3ieben.
Damn aiirsten bte 8anber Der 1oble ein
unb ars&. peiBr Staubwolttn erboben ith
aus Der 9Sbluns. Mau rat6 nun bin
unb Der ibsr bic urla6e tieies Bpr8an'
gee, unb bod tlt bas Ding 70 einfa&
Srssnb cine GrbSblunS If unter BEN Wsra
tinssiiir3t, iei 20 nun, neil lire araser
pom DaT.r pber bonn Druid serbrSdsll
wurbsn unb Der Berg ftl In tas. taburt
ent(tanpsns God. Das 1T NIss. ,g
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@tnpsrtrteBliaer @ausltns

@tnperhriebliaer Sausltns
ghdts III (, ietr seeisnet einen Mann
3u bsitimmsn Sunsssieae 3u 'tleiben, als
wenn er cine Naat I'M benz 5aule etnes
bsrbeirat6sten Sreunees oerpetlt uue flint
uber4 feds 5tunoen wahesbalten wtre
butt bas 0elarei zines psrbrtebll1sn
Sduslinss. Mae perorIeBlhen unb
fareienosn 5daslinss beriirfen nur 5pp-
fen- g;ttsrs uni is ssfuno unb lahelna gu
MAIDEN. Sunssr Wann, eriansre bid an
bieies -@b.
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ltm alle unfere Snnbeu

8ufrieoen q, feuen, pertaufeu mir nod
so Dubenb Der elesanten @(aceebaub.
idube nit anSpfen fit 35 Gents oas
Yaar oieietten fnb polltcmmen brein,al
10 piel tpertb. yeifcn,inset per Ypf uus
pem 9anoe auf bieie SanoIdube rperben
prompt aussefahrt. g IRA NJ & &c.
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M.lbts 1tebtr. 90 wirb al

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warpia perEdsrt, bab bisie iHrsdli&e
Rraulbeit burd ben Gstrau& BON Dar'
ners Sale &iensp uab 2ipsr Cure, In
Urrbinbuas NIT Warners Safs pias per'
binbert werben tam. 90 III cine 8lut.
Sera.ltunA; man talts oas 8lut rein nne
bic 4eanlteit mirb n!at slntrsten. Disfe
5.lmitta baltsa bic glutFltrirorsans :
glisren unt 9eb;r In sslunbx abatleteit'
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- Serr 8. Bclfipn II teabiatist
befanntli9 Demnidif etne SersrSBertns
ieines @eiddftslcfales porSunebntet. Inn
iia auf ben gau bpr3ubereiten unp Ylas
gu i9affen, perfalf # ct alle ieine &aaren,
wte Sdnittwaaren, Sdube 5tiefel, 5iite,
WeDbel &c. su auberprpentlt4 ,,tebrigeu
Breiien. Dies 1T eine @elesenbeit fit
Sebermann biaise Gintaufe 3u sntaden.
Wfan iiber5euse iid bon ben. @eiasten.
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Mnserorsentlt6e Ieaenbsit

NHBeIUFueHttltUt VetegeHyglt'
Bdsreao bieier Wcd,e, BON Montas
Wcrsen an, perfuufen mir i'm Retail
1000 StHf Sumbnrser Stifereisn 3u
10 Gents bic Drb-; seipSbnlih .5u 90
Sis s.25 Gents perfanft. Wan fomtue
friib,eitis, nm eine Nusmabl nnter ben
Wuitern gu treffsn. 9 DIR a u, & So.
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SssI w Wltptr o'e Selt, no NAN mll
flsinem &apttaI 3u : 3
.7H 9roBem @etpinn
sslanstn tann. Dsbaalb iollte man nidt
psriaumsn, BEN Glide bic 5ane su bieten
unb an, Sptel Der rtt8 Ef
278, 6amburser Stabtlpttsrie
Steil ;u nsemen. Wer iebt feline Qoolf
aur srfen Glalie telletlt, BAT ben gortb.il,
I'M sauRlsftn Jale febenrtal n stner
balbjdbrllaea 3isbune su 9swinnen. Die
3ietuno Der erifsn Rla6s oisier bsuorsua=
ten Qottsrts iinbst5fattam lilr
8. uub 10. Gunt 1880,
unb tOnnen Ssisinalloole su fOlsenoen
Ytei@eu be,paen rpfrben ...s.s,.sss. :
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Cine meme Ninosrp.R.

= Cine meme 3inosrp.f, etnannt
Black Leg, ia In Naerain County, Mo.,
aussebrcHtn. Gle bat balelba auf Der
Sorber wrairie untsr bem gtsb l&on fart
aufasr6umt unb NJ nod tmmsr In 3unet.
men. Wlan bat bts isbt nod tstn tulrtfa'
mes Mitt,l sesen bic &ranfbsit sntbsdt.
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Das Srport= =@elddft entmidslt, w

= Das Srport=@ @elddft entwidelt, wie
nod benz 3uiammenbrud Der wilcen
Speculatien nid,t anoers ju erwarten
mar, fcrtndbrenb cine iebr erfreulide
1batisteit, bic bis Witte beS SommerS
ansubalten peripridt. Ycn bem luifons,
fpeldsn biele Grpcrtz Bewesun8 bereits erz
reidt, bat, sibt uns bic Itatla,he eine am.
bsutuas, rubt Stem Dort aaein bic
lebtmDhentlide Ausfubr bic Ieltene 5Sbe
BON ii6er 9 MiQionen erreidt bat. Son
bielen gerfdifiunsen uber fdatber 3Sweus
autbsu auf Baumwofle unb Brobloffe, BON
melden Nrtiteln SladliderWeiie Elm Sena=
aenber Surplue pcrbaneeu lit. um aaen
Nnforbernnsen. trel4e tas Wuslano in
Be,us auf iie an uns itellen mag. prompt
eniipre@en ju tSanen. ~ ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-03
MAINE LEGISLATTRE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, February ..

MONDAY, February 9.
Met at 1 T. VI.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. GRovExoR of HALO
we'll.
Papers from the House disposed of in con.
currence.
The printing and binding contracts were
read and assigned for tomorrow
On motion of Mr.. LAWSON, of Sagadaboc.
House order referring certain educational
matters concerning the State College to the
Committee on Education. was taken from the
table. Mr.. Lamsoa said that it had been the
usual practice to refer all matters pertaining
to the Agricultural College to the Committee
on Agriculture. If any change is to be made
in the rules and regulations of the college,
the Agricultural Committee is the proper
committee to make those changes
Thc order was taken from the table. and
the Senate nou-eoncurred with the House in
referring II to the Committee on Education.
Mr.. STRICKLAND moved. for the sake of
obtaining more light on the subject TO recon-
slider the vote just taken. For himself he did
not know the reason for the change. and did
not make the motion through auv uufriendli.
ness to the college.
Mr.. BRaproRp said the order simply asks
that the Educational Committee should give
us some information concerning anv change
IN the educational department. of the college
that woald be beneficial, He saw no imnro-
priety in asking for the information.
Mr. i.,ssoN considered it question of
jurisdiction. II agricultural matters are TO
come before the Committee on Agriculture.
they shoald have the jurisdiction in this case.
He felt that the House was obtruding upou
the duties Of the Agricultural Committee in
passing this order.
Mr. ParrTN of peuohxrot ropx;d,r>1 a.,
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Billy Atnrrfbtf Journal.
Augusta, Tuesday Morning. Feb. g.
A Moundrel.

The filth bucket ofthe Daily Slanderer is
keptin constant operation By Eben r. Pills
bury. IfPilIsbury had bis deserts he would
belookingthrough prison crates. on account
Of his connection with the great Counting
ont Fraud. Worse than the weak Govern
or and the miserable Council was the vile
whelp who ufters his SANDERS In the press
daily against the Court. the Clergy, and
every patriot and good citizen who open
~ aided in defesting the mon
strous scheme which he projected against
the people fthe State Of Maine. Beelzebnb
himself has not blacker heart than Eben
r. PilIsbury. lie ia disgrace to the Bar
with which he il connected: a shame and
a reproach TO the community in which he
resides; loathsome ulcer upon the body
polite sneak, coward and traitor ~
we'll a. slandcrer; and a greater curse to
the democratic party than all the other
base elements which II contains. SO long
a. Eben r. Pill-bury Is in any way. shape
or manner recognized a. leader in
the democratic party, 50 long that
party il doomed % be without infiu-
ence Ia the State Of Maine. If, as repub-
licans, we had no higher purpose than
party success, we could ask no better re-
publican auxiliaries than Eben F. Pills
bury and his Daily Standard. But the
public demands that this scoundrel shall
be branded as he deserves, and Dotwitl-
standing the service he has done the re-
publican party in installing il in power in
this State tor the next twenty years al
least. we feel II duty 10 speak of him as
above.
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Mark Harden, the contemplate Uriah Hscv
Of the late shieving juuto at the State House,
has come to the surface in the Bangor Com.
m,rcisl with = stupid attempt To charge Gov
crnor Davis with the abstraction of Garee-
Ions private letters. This silly etfor, will
fail 10 divert attention from the villainous
correspondence that has been fortunately
brought to light. AS matter of fact the
Council and Executive chambers were visit
I'd By large number Of curious republicans
- soon ~ they were thrown open on the eve
Ming II the inauguration. and all the things
len Hine around loose BY the conspirsscrs in
their flight we're eagerly scanned In the inn
rronptu ransseking by individuals some ono
CHANGED upon the letters and papers that have
since been partially made public, and when
We heard Of their existence we at once took
peins to procure copies for the information Of
u readers. Any pretence that the claim Of
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currence
O,nrps
su -sc
O",I ,,n " WI, ~ w nv -. Vi oa,a's; >.
w Wv ia. ':e .c"l':'l.'eI on 'ne JUNO
o ,'u w., W lnguite in'o 'pe eNPeoiency
~, ..;.i 80 ~ ,"~ ~. .,o'e sPeeoy nearing
bnia;n mo, , ~ nc. ",s vi persons
On nsa rHu,'o 80 NJ. pn ,a..olseu Dill,
Or,iar.d Tha, ,ha Ga,',,',;,.a y. AZ ~, "
;,ry ho ran,as,o, 90 ;,,n.,;'.a. ~. W .ne
~, al rodass;,,, " a. ."I eAp."ie"-
l.w os 60 r,.to xa,,,;...:l e. '"e eNs'i.s
- n.@ ''""''ohs io' auhissloh 10
. ."e oa. "'iIoru, throughout 'ie state; also
da. 's II''''''ee oo"s'uer WHAT that stan
~ n,n,;a A.
Ordered Th., ,ha Ca,r,,;,,a Me"',
I,nds and S,a,o Ped ho L.. ! y" S'a'e
;n,, ,ho raoosa;.. 30 " u''e " inquire
nr;,,;nn 20 ra,a;, ~. "a "a s "sn aPpro-
inc fron, E;.h Pc ,,;,is ~, ie s.,,
in Townsb;n - - '"e D"ish Ni'ii
On mo,;op of NJ III. r,,,
Ordered Tba, Nh. Cou,o;,, nas ~. ,,n H.
c;.rv h., d;-sn,st 90 ;n.,,;.n .e On 'ne Jun
cv Of AMENDING chan Oh 81 ,ha ~ e peuien.
1879. so far ne tho same torch.. ,ha - y,
i...: 20: a. , s"'e t"ue"es tne costs and
cases. fnrn,or,, au;,.,. ' ' IN 'ne triai OF
Sxed for tho rsoan,ion ne a's4 .aa. .ne tine
ava r.. h,,.;, ~. -. *. pe'i.ions
extended one mest from ,h ', a., legislature De
On morton Of NJ Crsurr 80
Ordered TIA, III. Comn,;,.o. ~
inou;re into the ern.d,enn, os ~, y" nuucA'ioh
of the oner.,;on of,ha e. 80; .ne suspension
Cav Tho prosan, 80, o .'e "'e my" SCHOOL laws
On un,;on af NJ" c.,,
ou ~ ,no.,. .a VI M nf ukAf OF Monson;
ho ;na,.,.o va. ','s .onn.I'ee on Education
of an,hnr;,;n,, '. ,,Iu.s .iao lne expediency
ton or otherwise to he eIneniaJ =. ~ as hAa,
comn,;,,ao ~ .rra,; p =. ., oya schooi
in proy,d;ny sor ,ha oonr ."en uiscle,ioh
IN and from, Nh, rnh,;o "sss"in Vi ehidren
On motion Of " M,-so.r
Ordered Th., Oh. Comn,; ..os Vi .eN's'on'
.;a-'. =, . "a' s"e 0ommi'ee on the Judi
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privacy shoald shield such evidence
of the workings Of nionstrous conspiracy, =
too absurd TO obtain any favor from the pub
lie. and no attempt TO charge this or that per-
son witb abstraction Of confidential letters
will divert the popular mind from the proof
Of rascaIitv thus exposed We do not know
who found those documents. bat the people
of Maine generally are glad that they we're
found and published The violation Of con-
fdence7 cry, when raised BY conspirators
bzfs1ei in attempting to revolufionize State
By fraud, Is altogether too thin IL Bangor
| Hhiq md Courier.
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Ne tlvourht upon Investigation It wouiu
- found tiaf Il would not infringe upon the
,;,hf. of any committee. He had always
been an ardent supporter Of the college
Mr. DraRsoRx said he had always unoei-
stood that the education Of the college "a "
develope the Art Of agriculture. Inc So"-
mitfee on Agriculture are conversant Win IN.
wants Of the college, and can recommehu
necessary legislation
Mr.. BERRr said it seemed 70 MN tnA' lhe
Educational Committee should examine con-
carn;np matters at the college. 1t would en-
tail no additional expense. as the vislt eoui1
he made while on the trip to Castine Norman
School.
Mr.. ArwELL said that nothing could be ac-
complished by visiting the college now, as 1t
is not in session
The Senate refused to reconsider its vote
So they refuse TO concur with the house
in passing the order.
An act authorizing Chas. W. Howard TO
dred.e and navigate Rangelv lake for a term
of five wears was taken from tine table
Mr.. HARRIS explained that the matter came
from the last legislature. with order OF notice
II appeared 70 be all right and just and the
other day, at a committee meeting the act was
accepted. But he had since learned thar
there was a remonstrance against the petltioh.
and for the purpose of having 1t considered
by the committee. he moved that the oiii oe
recommitted. Carried
Mr.. HARRIS then presented the reihoh-
STRANGE of Walter T. Iwombiy anu iV' o'iei =. ,,
AGAINST the petition of Howard: and also bill
an act TO authorize r. T. hewes 10 nav =.
Rangeiv Lake, together WIN s'"'e y.
f.ct.: referred to the Committee on Interior
Waters.
49,. . ;u.orno-a,. the Ocean Stree,
,-','I c", An ac, m amend an az,
a"..,o .u r. p,m,ord Falls and Buck
=" - Co.n
"''"
PASSED TO BE ES'KossEp'
An act relating TO State omcers
and punishment of same in certain cases
an act additional to sec. 10 chap. ~ OF ths
revised statutes, as amended by chap "a OF
the public laws of 1873, renewing rom the
provisions of the law the road from Uuiiioru
village to Moosehead Lake; An act authoriz,
ing Patrick McMannus of Brunswick to buil1
dyke or dykes in Duck Pond Creek.
On motion of Mr.. CORNISH,
Adjourned.
prrrrIoxs. Bills &c, PRESENTED AND RE
FERRED.
me- p.rors,r,rce of in.
w as Co',,t parw;ct ag,;nst the me-
na"i'''s ~. r1,:.. p-;d.,a ~ roferrad :,
., VI ". IN. and p-;daes
'"I ID. NJ p.ne,,,."p.t;,;on of 7 q CtrvE.
Dy w.. ~ 70 a,hars nray;pg that Ward :
pa'.i,,an5 nav he 40, ~ and incornorated
- -a,,a-a,o ,n,,r rof.rred m committee.
~
VI, p po.;.;or of prrpr>
ny vi no -, a:.;.nr IS ponLI.rJ
ohhnh"' . any. % ~ .aur;,n.,, no,,nr;s;n, ,bf
pray '"S ,n"' ~, ~ ard in
se.en'n ..u VI '"." 80. pamon
corpo'a'e' NJ, ,n.o r"a al o. n,hors
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State Nsw..
Axpsosco.,crx.


Can't. A. Ross. Of Auburn. recently became
the victim of Lisbon street pickPocket 10
the extent CT go.
CUNDERIAND.
Ex-Commodore Thomas, of the Portland
Yacht Club, gees to Bermuda on trip.
II is probable that Mr. Parnell. the great
asitator. will visit Portland
The Oriental Powder Company are running
a portion of the works and producing about
500 kegs OF powder per day.
The Sebago Wooi-board Company are
shipping an average of two car loads or twen-
" tons per day of paper board. The COM
pany have recently put into their works new
paper machine costing about s2O,oOo
The strike among the girls employed at the
paper mills at Cumberland Mills, that oc-
curred on the oath ult.. has been satisfactory
" arranged and the girls have gone back to
work again.
Edward Kimball, the raiser of church debts,
has tried his hand at the Congregational
church debt at Saccarappa, and has wiped II
out. or nearly 20. The amount exceeded
$1,000.
There are now about l25 students at kents
Hill Seminary.
PENoBsCoT.
Dr. Pond. of Bangor. in his Goth year, Is
still a vigorous and fruitful writer.
William Thurston, a respectable citizen OF
Dexter, dropped dead in the woods by the
side of his sled Friday.
WASHINGTON.
The many friends of Hon. S. II. Talbot. of
East Machias, will be glad to learn that he
is now conyalascent and will soon be out.
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The popular impression, strengthe ned bv
some scientific opinions, that consumption
cannot be cured, has no doubt fastened the
death of many invalids, bv deprivinp them of
the consolation of hope. Persons afflicted With
pectoral disease should be supported BY every
assurance Of cure, not alarmed by the
gloomy, foreboding countenances of those
around. For our part, we do not believe that
consumption is incurablc, and let physicians
theorize as they will, we have a mass of evil
dence to prove that persons having all the
symptoms Of consumption, cough, deep.
sore throat, diarrhea, night sweats. burn;n.
fever &C., have been permanently cured bv
"Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup of wild
Cherry" This old standard remedy pre-
pared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadel-
phia- Price % cents and 81. or air ho,,Ia.
for -. The large size is the most econom;.
cal. Sold BY all prominent druggists.
1Eo. T. GOODWIN & Co., Boston. Whole.
S~'e agents. octl5-feod&wtf
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not sallov, respondent and miserable. are
those Who wisely seek health when bilious.
constiPated and dyspeptic, from Dr. GRos-
vKxoR's LIVER AID All affections of the
liver, stomach and bowels are removed by if.
Its an admirable blood depurent, and es-
peciaiiy useful - household remedy. All
that - necessary in its use is persistencv.
Give il fair trial. Disorders Of the liver
are oostinafs, but they Invariably succumb
:" this potent, promps and safe botanic rene
dy
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Better Late than Never!

''Don't put off until tomorrow what can
and should be done to-day" is wise. If you
have never used SOZODONT for your teeth,
make Decline to the druggist and get bot
tie and begin to use it at once. ''Verb.
ssp''
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Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to 9th
cr causes, is occasioned by Worms.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable COM
bination has been successfully used by ply
sicians, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, so hurtful to children.
Twenty-Five cents box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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CONGRESS WATER. Its superiority as
cathartic Alternative consists in its entire free
dom from everything bitter, acid or crude
that produces headache, internal soreness,
and tends to destroy the mucous membrane.
All mineral waters that are dangerous irritants
may be known by an acid after-tastc.
Dec10t3m.
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Cough is natures effort to rid the svstem
OF waste matter Assist nature, then. by u.s.
ing DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price a5 cent.
4 bottle
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Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator. and it is warranted
double the strength of any similar prepare
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, rheumatism, TOOthache and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Reliever Of Pain.
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful of
the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
[sweetened, if preferred], taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cts. a bottle.
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Itching Ptles,.SymptOms and Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspir-
alton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as if pin-worms were crawling in and about
the rectum, the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow DIR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT is a pleasant, sure
cure.
L. TAYLOR, Hinsdale, N. H., writes -
''For thirty years have been greatly troub-
led with Itching Piles; have consulted sever
al physicians and tried many remedies, which,
proved to be no remedies at all, until l OBJ
tanned DIR. Swayne's Ointment at Thomas
drug store, Brattleboro, VT, which cured me
completely
Swayne's Ointment is also specific for
Teter, Itch, Salt Rheum. Scald Head. Erv-
sipelas. BARRIERS Itch. Blotches, and all Scaly,
Crustv, Cutaneous Eruptions. Price so cts !;
8 boxes for Sl.25. Sent by mail to any ad-
dress on receipt of price. in currency or 8
cent postage stamps. Prepared by DR..
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all
druggists. Gro. c. GOODWIN, Boston,
wholesale agents. octl5-+eod&wtf
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VVamHesN-

Sherman Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at a salary of
SlOo per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above. noyl5+&w1v
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:, Kings Vegetable Ambrosia restores gray hair to
us original color, prevents the hair from falling out
sna one OF 'he finest dressings for the hair In the
gisfs Gen1 Ag'ts. iuiv2,ta r.s
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1reat Joy over the fact that your cough can h
thoroughly cured by DR.. A. J. fiagg's Cough and
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Itching piles, .sympto,ns and Cur,

Dr. Cutters Shoulder Braces correct :he habit of
STOPPING. Parsons. Bangs Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Portland. General Agents.
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THE Best COUGH MEDICINE in the World /"
The Old Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam.
Cutler Bros. & Co.. Boston. Small reduced
to 35c; Large, 81. Jan. 3O+&wam
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ttu,th&freOw&weow.

That Cold of Yours may run INTO consumption
II you don't take DIR. A. j. Fiaggs Cough and Lung
SyruD.
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HOUSE,.

MOSDAY. FtD- "a.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. WHITE of Hallowell,
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con
currence.
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DIR. c W. BE. SONS CELERY ana t,HAMONyI X
FILLS are prepared expressly to Sick Headache
Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia
and Nervousness, and will cure any case. Price so
cents, postage free. Parsons. Bangs Co.. Portland
General Agents.
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Mss Savers Saive now prepared IL the -.
TIC Soents- july3t&vtf
Lan1s eannoe - made bat a, h ..v~6
me 1s. sss q D.. Al. Flasgs Cough ma Lag sy,s
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Cant. A. Ross. Of Auburn. recently became
the victim Of Lisbon street pickpocket TO
the extent Of $50.