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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19
ALL PULLING TOGETHER
meeting Of the Augusta Garfield and
Arthur Club.

The large body of repub,;c.ns .
o"ian Hall, last evening. was called IN
o'uer at 40 O'Clock, by Hon. Geo. T. Wet.
Aiiu'ah' While those in the main h.u
we're listening to remarks from var;ons -,
'iemen, company of Young mon co.:
l"e Zouave Club repaired to an adiacen,
~" ior the purpose of organizing. elec.in,
oincers and deciding upon uniforms The
meeting was called to order bv VIM Rr;erv
VINO was nominated as chairman with c.
H. rriekett, secretary, and A. II. Bailey
treasurer w. II. Williams was chosen
captain OF the company; Geo. Fl. CLARK l..
lieutenant; and Z. W. Moore. ID lieu,en.,,
Inc uniform selected is made M Of sc,-,o,
pants, double-breasted white shirt w;tb s.,r,o.
quito. buttons and trimmings, scarlet cap with white
ha,, "a, ana white canvass leggings A blue
t,o,.an goes with the suit. The costumes
nave been ordered, and will he in re,d;naIn s-s
FRIDAY night. They are verv handsome ana
WIN the Pickering light from the torch addad
IN the evening will be very attractive. Tbe
Company then adjourned TO 80 O'clock This
evening, when they will meet for drill Mr.
weeks made some remarks, SPEAKING mar
.icuiariv OF the interest the young men wore
taxing IN promoting the welfare Of the State
In the campaign, after which Capt. Henry
Diahchard was chosen marshal for FRIDAY
evening, to command the club in this city
and Hailowell. The meeting closed with three
rousing cheers for Daniel f. Davis. The
tram from Bangor will leave this city for
hallowell at 7 80 o'clock, and members of
tne cluo are requested to meet at Meopian
HAL at O'Clock, sharp. Special trains will
also run from Portland and Lewiston, convey.
ing clubs and bands to attend the meeting at
Hallowell. Another meeting will be held to-
night, at Meonian Hall. where all republicans
are earnestly invited to be present. There
will be speaking by prominent citizens. and
other companies formed.
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Gardiner Local News.

sad accident took place here, yesterday,
resulting in the death of one of our most
esteemed physicians, DIR. Thaddeus Hildreth.
The DIR. was not in good health, and vester-
day morning took what he supposed was a
dose of gentian, but which it appears was a
tincture of aconite root, a deadly poison.
After taking the dose he got into his carriage
and rode two or three miles, when feeling the
effects of the poison he turned about and
made for home, which he reached He then
had other physicians in the place immediate
ly called in, but they could do nothing to re-
lieve him and death soon ensued. He was
about % years of age, and respected by
everybody. His death is great loss 10 the
city.
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DIR. kennedY.

would have il understood that, while he is
engaged in the Introduction of his medicine
c'Favorite Remedy he still continues the
practice of his profession, but confines him.
self exclusively to office practice. He treats
all diseases of a chronic character, and per-
forms all the minor and capital operations of
Surgery. Parties living at a distance, ex-
cept IN Surgical cases. by sending state
ment of their case can be treated at home.
Address DIR. David Kennedy, n. Y. Make
no mistakes. The medicine is 'Favorite
Remedy" and the proprietors name and adj
dress DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout. n. Y.
One dollar bottle. All your druggists sell
=.
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Deaths from Accident.
MARYLAND.
Free Fight AT a Picnic.

BALTIMORE, August Is. During colored
picnic nj Irving Park, ON the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad, yesterday. at which 1000 per-
sons were present from Baltimore and Wash
ington, serious riot occurred, resulting in
the cutting, shooting and beating of 20 men,
seven of whom were seriously injured. The
difficulty arose from sectional rivalry be-
tween negroes, and from fight between two
men it spread until an immense throng was
engaged. Pistols were drawn ON all sides and
indiscriminate firing commenced, while clubs,
razors and knives were freely used. The po-
lice finally succeeded in queiling the riot and
arresiing six of the ringieaiers, who with the
wounded were brough, TO this city,
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1aine Mining stocks.
STATE NEWS.
AROOsTOoK.

furious thunder storm, accompanied with
hail, passed over the towns of Oakfleld and
Dyer Brook, Monday afternoon, Aug. 9th.
Its track was about three miles wide and all
growing crops were completely destroyed in
its path Most of the window glass was
broken and in some cases the sashes were
broken. and bark was completely battered of
the west side of small trees in some places
and the forest trees are as bare of leaves rs
in winter. Two farmers in Dyer Brook lost
80 acres Of crops, and all who live in the path
of the storm lost every growing thing. Two
years ago the same day of the month and
wesk a similar storm passed over the same
track
The next annual session of the Maine
Eastern Christian Conference will be held
with the Christian church at Presque Isle,
Aroostook county, commencing on Wednes-
day, Sept 18th, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The annual address will be delivered on the
evening of the first day, by Rev J. T. House,
of Corinna; alternate, Rev. Nelson Stack
pole of Plymouth.
CUMBERLAND.
There was a frost during Sunday night in
Cumberland county and some other parts Of
the State.
PESeBsCOT.
The onion growers Of Oldtown have been
afflicted for the last three weeks with the raw
ages o: plant louise, which eats away the
protective film of skin which covers the
onion bulb, and causes the onion to dry up
and die. Whole acres have been turned
white by this pest. Some of the victimized
farmers have resolved to pull their crops at
once, as it is impossible for the onions to
grow further after being thus afflicted.
SAGADAHoC.
A little lad was recently sent from AroOs-
took TO the Orphans Home in Bath, and made
the journey alone from Houlton to that city.
A card was attached to his Coat upon which
was written, Conductors will please have
this little orphan boy forwarded by regular
train for Bath The boys name was Lewis
ID. Hatch, and he came from Mapleton,
Aroostook county, Mrs. A. g. Davis OF that
place, riding 60 miles with him to Houlton to
see him safely started on his journey. On
being asked by passengers on the train If he
had any money or baggage, he said that he
had plenty of mOney,-he had a quarter Of a
dollar, and he produced from his pocket, as
baggage, the picture of his father and mother
and some letters. The sympathies of the
passengers in the car were aroused, and
contribution Of four or five dollars was taken
up and given to him. He arrived in Bath in
due time and was installed in the Home.
1t is said that the finest library in Maine
and the completest in ecclesiastical and theo-
logical works, is the library of Rev. DIR. Fiske
of Bath.
SOMERSET.
The house and barn of Philip Taylor in
Palmyra, and Robinson's house and saw mill
were burned Thursday.
WALDO.
The season at Northport campground is
more successful than any previous. There
are now sixty guests at the Wesleyan Grove
House, and all the cottages are full
The census show that l52 persons by the
name of Pendleton are living in Islesboro'.
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Democratic Meeting.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. August Is. At the
democratic ratification meeting at Rocky
Point, to-day, 5000 people were present.
Meetings were held in the coliseum and on
platform erected outside. Addresses were
made by ExCongressman Tarbox of Mass,
Samuel J. Randall, Congressman McLane of
Maryland and Colonel Andrews of New
York.
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Rally Around the Republican
Banner.
GRAND Meeting IN HAlL0WeLL +.

On Friday evening next there is to be a
grand torchlight parade in Hallowell. All
republicans IN that city are requested to IL
Illuminate their residences. Several flags are
to be raised; a national salute fired. BELLS
will be rung. After the procession and pa
rade Hon. Thomas B. Reed will address the
citizens in front of the Baptist church. A
special train will leave Augusta at 20: fare
for round trip, Is cents. The Gardiner peo-
pie will come and go On the regular trains
fare from that city, % cents.
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ThOrOuxhnexs

IS the chief attribute of Dr. Grosvenor's
Llver-Aid. 1t strikes at the very corner
stone of disease. 1t rouses the liver when
dormant; insures healthy secretion and
now OF bile; remedies dyspepsia and its va
nous harassing symptoms, and besides regu.
iatlng, gives healthy impetus to the various
bodily functions. Piles, that frequent and
concomitant of liver disorder, is completely
removed, as well as the cause, by this lead
ing vegetable specific. Use the remedy
and do not be satisfied with a half cure Fol-
low this advice and confidently expect good
result
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FIRES.
Flour Mills Burned-LOss 100000.

ST. Louis, Mo. August Is. The Yeager
flour mills, the costies. establishment in the
city, having twenty run of burrs, were burned
last night. 10000 bushels of wheat and 20
box ears, some loaded with grain. were
burned. One OF the millcrs was fatally in
jured. Loss on mill and contents, $500, 900 /;
insured for $685. in eighty to ninety COM
panies, mostly eastern and foreign.
LATER-Total loss to mills, machinery and
surrounding property will reach S5o0,0O0.
Brush Fires.
OTTAWA. Can, August IS Brush fires are
raging within mile of the city limits.
Wooden Mills Burned.
NEWCASTLE. August Is. Newcastle wool
en- mills were burned this morning.
Varnish Factory Burned-IOss 1000.
New YORK, August Is. The varnsh fac
tory of Moller & Schumanay was damaged
S2l 900 by fire, to-day.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

Ereninc Report.

NEW YORK. August Is.
Money easy sasl call, and closed At p. Prime
mercantile paper Has. Exchange steady at ASIA
ASH for long and sssaissi for short. Governments
firm. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds strong.
Stock ket strong throughout the greater portion
of the day, and there large increase in bust
ness. Coal shares were very prominent In dealings
and very firmly held. Speculation opened strong
and generally higher and prices advanced steadily,
with only extremely slight and very occasional re-
actions till the close of business the best figures of
the day were reached. Advance ranged from sa4s,
Nashville \ Chattanooga, Ohio Mississippi pre-
ferrci and coal shares leading the Improvement.
Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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have suffered from kidney difficulty for
the past ten years, accompanied with ner-
vous spasms. Physicians gave me but tenn
porary relief, but after using three and one
half bottles of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure, my nervous spaSms were entirely
relieved. My age is Il years. recommend
this great remedy to all suffering from ner-
vOus troubles. Mrs. MARY REESE
EastoD Pa
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ILLINOIS.
The Grand Masonic Celebration.

CHtcAGo, August IL. The Templars are
having a competitive drill on the Jockey Club
grounds. The heat is oppressive.
Several sunstrokcs occurred during the
progress of the drill. Eminent Commander
q. f. Loder of Monroe Commandery, sue
cumbed to the heat. 1t is thought he will
recover. The first death among the assem-
bled knights occurred this morning, it being
George Firth, aged g.. of Jacobs Command
cry, Coldwater. Mich, who died of dysentery.
increased by the excessive heat. Some 200
Knights were under treatment at their tents,
being sick from the effects of the heat, and
some were delrious. Tonight free enter
tainment, were given at all the theatres.
Shot and Killed.
Freeman Gross shot and killed Mike Flem-
ing in sclt-deten>e, to-day.
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Sick Headache Cnre6.

used to suffer from Sick Headache and
sharp darting pain in my head. used the
Peoples Favorite Tonic BitteIs. and am now
relieved of the fearful distress arising from
Reorganization of the digestive and nervous
functions. Mrs. II. s. M,Rsroy.
Pennington, March 22, 1880. augl7+&wlw
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NOVA SCOTIA.
The Fisheries.

HALIFAX. August IS. Reports from Lab
rador fisheries are good, and favorable re-
turns are expected from the Magdaleu islands.
Scull Race.
The three mile single scull race between
John Mckay of Dartmouth, and X. II. Con-
ley of Portland, for $500 a side, took place in
Bedford Basin, this evening. and was won by
Conley by four lengths Time, 90 80. Me
Kay was not in good condition.
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W ASIllNGTON.
Indian Murderers Surrender,

WAsHINoroN. August Is. Seven Brule
Sioux, who killed a man and stole number
of horses, have been delivered up by Spotted
Tail, and taken TO Fort Randall.
Government Receipts and Expenditures.
A statement showing the receipts and ex-
penditures of the government for the fiscal
years ending June 80, from 1856 to 1880, in
elusive, was issued To-day from the Treasury
department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

tons to the Panama canal have been waived,
and the construction of the canal under the
guardianship of the United States has been
accepted. De Lesseps wishes to issue the
total amount of COO, 900 900 francs in shares
here and in London, New York and Frank
fort.
Railroad Accidents.
There was collision yesterday on rail-
road near Vichy, in which nine persons were
injured.
A train ran off the track on the Toroscon
4 Cettc railroad. yesterday. The stokcr was
killed and several persons injured
Railroad Matters.
ROME, August Is. The French Bonegucl
Railroad Co. has waved its claim to the Tuns
lines, receiving instead the Bey's permission
to construct branch line to Biserta.
From Afghanistan.
FrELTA, August Is. The loss to the enemy
in the attack on Ruck, Sunday, is estimated
at 200. The British loss was II killed and
% wounded.
LONDON, August II. A Bombay despatch
SAYS that Candahar is safe. Ayoob Khan is
occasionally firing shells. but little damage
is being done The siege is scarcely felt.
Turkish Matters.
1t is reported that the Sultan regards the
transfer of territory to Greece more favora-
bly,, having been assured the Mussulmcn will
be well treated by Greece.
Riots in ireland.
During riot at Dungannon. SUNDAY, many
police were wounded and their ranks were
several times broken. They finally fired
buckshot into the crowd. The fire was re-
turned from revolvcrs and with showers Of
stones, many of the rioters almost rushing
on the points of the bavonets in the eager
ness Of their attack Subsequently volleys
of balls were fired and many were wounded.
One man had the side Of his head riddled
with buckshot and received a bullet in the
abdomen, from which he died.
In fight at Downpatrick between the
Catholics and Orangemen. firearms were used
ssantly from II o'clock Sunday night un-
til MONDAY morning. Several persons were
wounded.
The Times Dublin despatch says: In con-
sequence of the statement of Forster, sec
retar ~ for Ireland, that 900 marines will be
auartered in Mayo. attention will be eagerly
directed thither for some time, and some sort
of confirmation will be lent to the rumors
that the government expected an instruction
among the peasantry.
Forster to 60 to Ireland.
Hon. VIM. +. Forster has received a tele-
gram from Ireland. and after consultation
with his colleagues, sailed this morning for
Dublin. Information contained in the
despatch was so serious that Forster decided
to go TO ireland himself in order to report
personally on the state Of affairs to the cab.
met.
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CAMP GROUND NOTES.
BaIsamic Odors from the Richmond
Pines.
TUESDAY.


Yesterday the heavy shawls and the over
coats which had been in demand for Tn. two
d,,.s ooo5;,, oro ,,,. os;,o I ,h
p''NN,'' r' w.
campers were ASSURE" tn''' winter hai hol
yet set IN The interest IN the meeting IN
creases as thcv On oh and much ner.onal
-, , -,
"oiN - 'o'e anu "ipe"'' ''""t "' "
those unsaved. At the evening meetings
there is a much larger attendance than dur
| ing the day as the people from the neighbor-
| hood gather to the ground As many as GOO
were present at the Tuesday night meeting
| The revival work seems to arouse Christians
and il Is believed MANY sinners will be
reached. Quite a number of families ar
rived on the ground to-day to stav through the
| meetings of the week.
Rev. ]. Benson Hamilton of Lewiston, is
exnccted today or tomorrow. and arrange
ments are made for other prominent Chris
tian workers to be present SUNDAY.
| The rumor that Moody and Sankey are to
be on the ground, winch mas oeeh seat.ereu
| through the encampheht anu inc heiS"po,-
ing towns, mas no louhua'io". IL Peopi.
| hock mere, expecting 10 near ,ieSe mo'e"
| revlTalists, they most ilkeiy VIII oe uisap
| pointed. lhose VINO no COME VIII un"ouo'
ediy receive pIoht anu e"cou.as1hei' mn.
the sound "orus oi Shrls'ial t"i':, w 81 =,
the services, MI ou"s WI rs !" '''e s"",'
line as Dr. Cuiils' 'horoeSniy oeie,es II, GU
TIRE consecIa'io' W "ou, "
arouse IN the Chrlstiah ueepeF W. y. ,'iti
as wei as 10 turn 'iie Si''''e' iioi" MS
ness.
The o'clock service consisted OF meet
| ing for conference and prayer instead OF 'he
usual prayer meeting IN 'ne Society .eh's NJ
In the discourse o, tue MOI wv
loung oasea ms REMARKS upon ,',t - y,
the frodigai son, winch ne ', VI. ~. inn,,,i,
OF awanaerihe so"i' ',e " - 80
MS own eAPeiie".e On" ,rr g No
whoiiy Ionse,. ,,;, Al no. meow
.nous"' '"a' ~" U.s.: f,r ,amntot;ons
''i9 III Pc, IN ~ hnt tho man can he
wi' .ss"i N!.' - IS Cd ENABLING
AeP' ,i"'' S.. ~ w 1;ro,, onn.aI
MN 10 r,s's' 'e",p'"' u,.I;.an Chris,;an
was "'"'e WY H. ,.roo,os, ohstacle
.n. ,ha Chr;a,;an worlars success
" '"e
l'hspAi Afih'NooN
There was prayer meeting AT haiI-p"st
one under the direction of Rev. }. Il. fogg,
after which Mr.. Young gave Bible reading,
illustrative of regeneration, and made full ex-
PLANTATION of the portions OF the scripture
read. There was congregation OF 400 present
| At halfpast four there was peculiarly IN.
teresting and pleasant meeting, at when II
, was announced that any honest questions
would be answered, or ut least an ai'einp'
made at an answer by the evangelist or the
preachers present The following are Speci-
men questions lis there any airec' eNiuenoe
! OF sanctinca'ion ','oie ."". al H., no conIJ
that the individual has done an tnat ne , couiu
to obtain it? Is there any hiSher hoii"1sS
| than to love the Lord ,'N U'" WI" On
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Bishop Mcnamara of the Independent
Ifish Catholic church will preach at Richmond
Campground, on Sunday next. His expe-
ehce and the account of his conversion from
the Romish faith is a very thrilling tale, and
Is told with wonderful effect upon his hearers
lie Will also be present on Saturday to assist
The REVEALS. Who is now conducting meet
ings there
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Republican Mass Meeting.
MISSOURI.
RiverThieves ut Work.

ST. LOUIS. August Is. At AshPort on the
lower Mississippi, where the wreck of steamer
Vicksburg lies, there Is serious trouble De-
tween the wreckers and river pirates, VINO
are stealing the cargo Of the Vicksburg- one
of the thieves has been killed Much excite
meut exists.
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Railroad Accident.

kSoNvILLE, August Is. Apassenger train
on the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
railroad was thrown from the track seven
miles east of here. The engine, tender, bag
gage and postal cars and two passenger
coaches were badly wrecked. A little girl
was killed, eleven passengers injured, and
seven train men hurt.
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The Three traces

are represented with perfectly developed
iorms-beauty and health combined No
decayed-toothed man or woman can be
healthy, because digestion must be imperfect.
Cse SOZODONT. get healthy teeth, good d.
sestion and sound body. Revive the three
graces
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Athens locals.

Athens locals.
Persons paying cash tax of forty dollars
and upwad for the year 1880, are as follows :;
G. +. Baker. S5l.2l; V. A. Brown, -;
Joshua Dnton, siO.22; A. C. Emery, SIS
"a: CHASE. Emery, $500; Everett Good
rich, 44.6.: f. G. Greene, S47.6s; r. A.
Hight, 81. 30; Eastman Hathorn, S92 %;
lib. Hon. S559s: c. ii. Jones, Sits;
F. y. Joauin, si0.52; J. & J.. +. Lord,
SCI 46 Alnson { Almon Locke, S9l.9o'
O. W. & :. w. Mclntire. 5000; }. IL.
TAYLOR. S5a74: J. 5. Tobey. Ss4. So Ed
ward Ware, S357.S7; c. b. Wade, S46.2o:
Alvin Westo, Si2.44; Franklin Whittier
si352 Rae of taxation is thirteen mills,
This representative district is composed of
Athens. Corrille, Embden and Harmony.
1t is close, bu was carrien by the repubii-
cans last year,the democrats making an un-
successful atte,pt TO count them our, IL -
Athens turn NV to send man. IL Is 10
be hoped theremay be an early and large
caucus, that til people may choose their own
representative. Ans quiet, and lethar@y
reigns in both prties. We predict an a~ah-
ening. and urgapon our people the duty Oh
taking politics ito their own hands, put NOT
in a partisan split. Let them be true 10
correct principle. party or no party, ana IN
sist upon having he men they want IN olhce'
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
N AINE.
Fatal Accident.


PORTLAND, August Is. This noon, as the
Eastern and Maine Central trains were back
ing into the depot, misplaced switch threw
two freight cars into small building where
two men were sitting. Charles Dyer, ship
wright, was instantly killed. Aged &C years.
Arrived.
United States steamer Minnesota arrived
this morning.
Knox District Lodge Of Good Templars.
CAMDEN, August Is. Knox District Lodge
of Good Templars met here to-day. They
passed resolutions condemning the action of
party officials who compromised with the rum
element for party purposes, and censuring
State officials and officers who neglect or re-
fuse to enforce the prohibitory laws as un-
worthy support of temperance men and
women.
Races at DamariscOtta.
DAMARIscorTA, August Is. The races
there were seven starters. Race wen by
Brandywine; Niger Mitchell I'd, Maud Sd.
Time 2.ij, 2.i5. 246, 2.4G. In the 2.35
class. purse $40, three started. Won by
Matchmaker; John Gilpin I'd, Shaw's Knox
Sd Time 2.3s, 2.3s, e.S7i, 2.4o.
Fusion Rally.
BANGOR. August Is. The fusionists held
a rally in Norombega Hall, tonight, which
was crowded The Hancock Legion-which
numbered about ll2-with torches and St
Johns Band escorted the speaker to and
from the hall. VIM. II. McCrillis presided
over the meeting. which was addressed by
General Cary, whose remarks created con-
siderable applause The meeting closed
with cheers for the candidates and speaker.
Republican Mas Meeting.
A greatrepublican mass meeting, estimated
at over 600, was held at Bradford, this after
noon. addressed by Gen. Stewart /. Wood
ford, Representative VIM. P. FRYE and
Cant. c. A. Boutelle- \ campaign flag was
raised and the procession marched to tho
meeting. headed by the band. The utmos
enthusiasm prevailed, and the meeting is said
TO be one of the finest ever held in that section
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What the E,lttor S.x.

The Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters, adj
vertised in our columns. are meeting with
wonderful success everywhere. All who take
1t testify to its merits. 1t puries the blood
and restores vitality to the system. No fam
lily should be without them. augl7+&wlw