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, 1880-09-09
JUDGE IIOADLEY.

"AAf 1iE THINKS or OHIO AND INDIANA.
sr'<,a1 ba'pa'sh to 7at ehtsaao Tribune.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.--Jttsgn George UQad-
Icy, Ut Cincinnati. O., IL stopping Mt tlle Oil.
scy House, In this city. Judge il0astey was
aGreeley Republican. subsequently, Demo-
crat, atltl Temporary Chairman Ut tic late
Democratic Sationa1 Convention. liz also
Iv"i,smt I'M. IT, r,.,.,..ss, -. H.''"i a''a
~ ar Sta,,,a,. H W,..o -. .'c't,' , WIN ex'oena-
tionai attention. Judge 11oadlcy Is Il lawyer
of large practice. a,,u has nm extensive mr.
nuaintnuca ,ytth ,,ms,,,, ,,'o,, @ a,s. "rs..e
9".""sa Tomn VIII p"n'ic ne' ana a'1airs.
- out CORRESPONDENT asKea nm to-day what
he ttollgIlt Ut tic political situation, taking
intoaccount tho Vermont election, lie reujIcd
ti1at tho Vermont Republicans ought tn have
t,od 'us o, ,oa" To.ss *" tan ey dia. ie state
TINT. rs tho Republicans had spent ktent
tleil Of money, they should have ha,l n lorpor
n,ntor;tv H., ht,io,a ~" t,,i, D'','..,',s
~" ;or;ty =, H., .seu c,n, .ne lua, nepIo'cah ~ .
1'"Jolits Vi t''at o1ate To be abolst :W,oO0. lie
regarded the election rs not having the
slightest influence uuon National ,nf,,fcs
, 1880-09-09
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT,
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Sept. B.-Fullowlng we're the

UTrAWA, ILL.,. Sept. B.-FuttowIng we're the
Supreme Court proceedings this aftUr,loon:
AUr10Ss DECIDED.
!. tllnhearlng dockot.> Merritt VI. Merritt;
rehearlEl! nli0wG1
10. Jcuktns ". rlcrco: ttmo extended to Int of
January ticxt l1 tilc abstracts aud brlcfs, and
eAugt continued.
5l Fulton Va. !IHtes; saye will be glycn to tllt,
tho abstracts md briefs used IN the Appellate
Court, and udditlona! britt II AeaIred.
NEW MGrioNs,
80. U|ukpy et nj. ye. Ch!tuxo e. Wcstern Rail,
road Company; motion for twenty linye' oxtutl.
s0u " tfAp u lil0 nhstr1luts aud OfIe{n
". HyaH W. RYal; taDttou by nupUllant for
extet,s9n of ti,n9 q tlle abstracts uad brlefs.
Company o. III. VI. ChioAKo 4 Wcslosa iudiaisn
ltAtltuaa Eohil4ny; motion for yuparsedoaY and
fur stHy vt condemnation prpoec4llnRs
~ keltoKg W. Mtsorc; motion BY defendant
IN aFrt!r To tlsnls4 writ.
u Wnrnlley w Wornley; motion by appel!ee
to tatalLiAs aPpeal.
q. Hat',n w satno; motion for supessedex4
~! FaFkhttSt W. Stout ct H.: motion by ltlc0
" dismiss for wAnt Ut J,irtsdtutlou, mud dlMlp4-
milton Of record 9uxRestuI,
a. WHnilor ". Th0Fltun Ut a1.; motion by ap-
pel!nnt for leave t. withdraw record Ia Thornton
w. tinusu tn nlt IN this eASe.
7. C!alr w. Tic FOople; motion by plaintlH In
error TOR extension OF ilnu to Tile abstracts and
lrfUfa. @
Adjourned to 0o'clock tomorrow morning.
, 1880-09-09
THE 1SfiA13fOSI0Es D1lst0Cj,ACY.
Special Dispdtch to I1,s Ctteaao Tribune.

t*@%*st 0s*pAtC* ~ 4H$ NHt&a8Q 1Fk1HHE,
WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. ga Dclno-
oratic correspondent writing from So,tl,
Carolina gives now Wow to tho political stt-
uation there; shows TINT the Democratic
party In the State Is by no means solid; that,
on the contrnry, II the present anhnoslty be-
tween the two factions continues, OH alntcabte
adjustment will he prevented, and tho Dom
ocfacy divided; and that there are evidences
that tho present campaign will either disrupt
tho party or SOW Soctls OF separation. Tho
quarrel Is between tho Hampton faction, or
tho aristocrats, aud tho ulasses Of tho party.
IlIo rebellion against tho Hampton arjs-
locrAcy has: been through all atisli,pt To
htIhpt tne pr1Ihary A}Steln as ngutast the
convention system, 'rtle writer says ahe Coul.
mtsstoiers 1f Election 1,so tie eiectIOn hin.
ch!nery unscrupltlously, and, wtlilo tho Rts
p.!bllcans nearly always appointed 0na Denlo-
crat rs Commissioner, tho DeInoclats Stntu
Administration IN the doubtful counties llas
nppnlntcd only Democrats. ind that tlle fuI-
lowing assertion Is frequently heard aiming
tilo Hnst prominent nte!l Of tho paItyx "tl'tl6
Gayertlnr tl;ts appointed Ills ColulM[dAtoncrS
nf Election, atNl do lupe they Will be suit
70 the Albany Penttenttary. Il Is tina these
frauds should cease" '''~'0
, 1880-09-09
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.


Special Daspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept. "a Cabinet
officer, speuking of tho prospect Of KepuE,-
l'can success Mt the polls in November, said
that 1t would be very Important fur the Re-
publicnns to have decided majorItics in MI
the Northern States In urdcr to secure n fur
count Of tho Electoral vote by t4e two
Houses OF Congress. The theory OF the
Cabinet officer ia TINT the Democrats intend
to secure Us largo popular vote as possible
for Hancock, with tie intention
that, II the majority OF tho Electoral
College Is against them, to rnIso
all possfblo technical objections to the count
ltg Of votes, III orsler TINT enough lnay bu
ti!Eowr out TO deGlare tho Democratfc trcsi-
tho South. obtained frnM tho fact ilat tic
Kepnb!lc1ns, through! fear, did not pIact,
thinks, are part of a general purpose to 10
swell the nominal popnlHr yata for Hancock
TINT III lnrKc vote l,ny see1u 10 Justify any
Irregular or extreme measures iU which Con-
ETess 4sf lnny resort in tho counting Of tho
Electoral vote.
, 1880-09-09


Special utspatth 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune,
WAsIllSdTx'S, D. G., Sept. s.-TI,e llepul,,
llcali Campaign Committee tt,-day Issued Il
novel md remarkable campa!gn tlocatneut,
entitled "Maxllus Ut James Al,rufuu Cur.
field, General, Patriotic, and PulItlca1." Tho
ntaxtnls cover twenty.four }nlyes. Probably
there has neyer been Presidential ca,,tli.
dAto since the foundation 0f tito Government
from whose pllhlic utlenlnces so many wiso
sayings could be gathered. The pamphlet
opens with ths maxl,n: !" I would rather bv
oeatell III right than succeed in wrong," p1ltl
eo'lc!e9es with this saying: "l'euce tram tho
shock 'ot battle, tue higher peace Ut our
s'1Scts' our h!ites, ut our equal rights, we
Hlu6t secure ~ making the c0,,Quertng Id W
nent." '''""
nEAocHAr1o soLDthns FOR eAnr,gt.p.
gentleman WHO SPENT considerable timo
VIII uae PRESIDENT on ills regent trIp In the
West, alll attended the soldier reunions, says
aI as Il bsnos!s t1a ws S's@t sa ny .s sod!sT* whe
slIa!l continue to v1t9, with their .paIty oil
l'res!dehttai votes for (iartleltl, Qs thay tin
lot feel that It Is sate now to trust The S9,,ii
plsuIsAcEsul SCENE.
There WuY Il dtsgrnceflll scpl1o at l. vtr.
Rlnta political meeting recently near, LS'ch. 1h
huls: CAesli. present Democratic CoIlxfSs-
election. engaged Ill Joint debate viii
btovall, Ncadtustor candidate. The lebatU
courss Of which relative of Cabsll' strucS IT lex
tho Readtaster candidate four times on liz
hesd ~. S,a Mtti lsfSs ptstoi. and sero4slY r.
1a1o0 a4al. Ih1s IL not very hopeful inll~
, 1880-09-09
Electoral ticket.


MICH AsToNisHEp.
.,IhS IhS Democrats are nonptussed by tho fac,
| ilat mere Is M Increased Republican ina.
prtsed That tie Republicans have ei,ed ] con. ron
tr1l Of tue City 1T Wilmington, fiji, Tley
arn now preparing their way Tor defeat il,
Maine' @ ant the I'o*t this morning says TINT
tue Democ!ats fn not expect the FuslunIyts
call carry tie StAte.
WANTS a NOMINATION..
Stflson T1utchins. proprietor OF the Wash.
!netoh Itosf, tho man Of two cities and OF
two papers, it Is said will receive tho Demo
noath IN ] District aitd wii Il sooi' u Su sntar
upon the canvass.
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS
SPECIAL Dtfpatth to 7as t;hteaqo 7rtbunt.
:. NEW EoRi1, Sept S.-rhc ncws of tlIo elec-
leans IN this city with entl,usiasti. Tkere
was cheerful look upon the faccs Of those
who visited tile National Ifeadouarters to.
my, and tile encouraging .gnins were com
st BE- o ~ Syiix II , ,disat2n H.s # wat
Si!lrc. atic Indiana. Chairman Jewell was 1T
I!ls post to-t1ay buried to tho eyes In wurk.
largc Number Of speakers lniye been as
tss canns 1 sSsr snfa, sST5 pat o+ H. to oq as
t!'o !i Republican Stnte Committee Is progress
iiig satisfactorily.
wArEl:rowx, WIS.
-, Sptefdt D1pateh to The Chteaoo Tttbssnx
4. WATEltrnMS. Wis, Sept. B.-The 0rgatlza
ton OF the Watertuwn Garfield Guards was
petfGcfct last evening ut mi enthusiastic Rc-
publican niGess1g heId Mt the Garfield ati
Arthur Cful! rnOIns, tie roster cottaIninr lie
lihtnes hf 10o members, largely Grrj.flns. a
mast eflconraRine showing for this hcrpt.l-
fore Democratic stronghold. The Ren,lb-
leans OF this clty feel happy and fubjla,t
over tho prospects, and gtt0d uccuilllt viii
hc rendered Iii tllIs poEtiUn uf Wisconsin for
Tie Republican cnuse III November.
THE VIRGINIA AUDIBLE.
NEW f01sK, Sept. Sat Il meeting af fin
De!nocEatic Sn'to''al Executive Committee
to-1ilght resolutions were adopted tllnt lis
Committee Viewer! With great Interest lis
movement. now III progress III virginia
u l!armonfze nt! II single Electoral Ticket tic
s!'ifraErs df all tier citizens who desired tho
election Of tie Democratic canjfdates
tlercy, nnd the eYertlon ut the Influence
Of that grcAt Denlncr,,ttc onweaitJ in
favor 0t constitutional liberty, f,7lter1lity b.
tweell the sections, allt the administration Ut
rclorIi. The Committee desired aIso to *
press hearty sympathy with that nI1vgfuent
tU wc1hclle tlie differences I'll Virginia i,y
the substitution OF II single Electoral tiskgt
f0r the tw0 now III thu field. confident that It
Will receive thn support nf Nil VIrEiutuns
ples,
, 1880-09-09
HOSIERY AND ENDFIkSyEi1k.
HOSIERY
DERWE:AR.
Nh l!l|[[::'|.
bR0I' HERS

Having made special efforts in
this department, VIC are prepared
to offer to our patrons one Of the
largest and best-assortcd stocks
ever offered at retail in this city.
In order to make prices that wou:l
excite interest, we have made sew
eral immense purchases of mcdi-
um-price HOSIERY and uN-
DERWEAR, and notwithstand-
ing the advance on these goods,
we will offer them at less than
last years prices. We have also
in stock, and daily receiving, the
Latest Novelties Of the FRENCH,
ENGLISH, and GERMAN mar
kets, in COTTON FLEECED
MER1NO, CASHMERE, LAMPS
WOOL, WORSTED and YARN
RIBBED HOSIERY, for La
DIES, MISSES, and CHILDREN,
and embrace ali the colors to
match the prevailing Dress Goods,
such as
, 1880-09-09
, SEPTEMBER o. 18S0-TEN PAGES.

rrnct'ce as 4 speaker and skill ~ u ttrlater.
Sucll an admission, however, j. sufficient 10
si!0w t',at the Democracy arc getting tire.t
q thc t!IlnS, especially ns ttay siarsel unit ut
] s"pesy a sd 81 dc'a,otS p tsS sjca 'at Mr asGs 1ana
hato; 1iere, rs elsewhere, .Nr. Porter was
received with great. enthusiasm, tho ppopis
making q rush for tho platform ns soo,i rs ire
elose.: ea2 To.nlEhi Col. Ed Wolfe, candidate
large crowtl assc1f,bled nj Republican head.
gtlhrteFa. Tn-mosr0w Messrs. Porter and
Landers speak at $;|,elbyyilic.
, 1880-09-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW fonK, Sept. B-Arriyet, Labrador,
from llavrc; statu OF Florida, ron. 0las-
gov; !*essing, from Hamburg; darlington,
from Cardiff.
QuEENs1owN, Sept. 8.-Arrlyed, Batayis,
.fronl New York.
ANTWERP, Sept. a.-Arrlyed, Vaderland,
flu Philadelphia.
sts4fffer noel,uns salled to-day {or Ho HoaolSin
aaa Hea& konK.
, 1880-09-09

IOWA.
6Eftfat pspdteh to IA< Chicago Tribune,

oPReta1 Utspdfth 10 Tx Chicago 3FfbuNk,
DEs MONIES, H.. Sept. 8.-I'lIu Stats Fair
Is u grand success In all respects, will. tho
finest Ald largest display OF horses, cattle,
anu hogs over seen IN this State. Tho dis
play OF farm product )is large. md up to tic
Iowa standard and. quality. Tho exhibit OF
f1rla f i, ,an;a.cIlnery ;. Is perfectly bowilderlug.
day.. On Fritlay thare Will no u tsll.lilo race
BY female eQuestrlnns. -Four lndies are
thoroughbred horses.
, 1880-09-09

npettaf Dispateh to The Chicago Tstoun2
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. S-Thls eyenlnga mass
n'eetlllg was lleld ut Garfield unl,, whlcl, was
crowded to itsu utmost capacity, aud addressed
by tho Hon. Kirk unwes, of Chicago. The
demonstration WIS fitting opening OF the
campaign, and the Garfield Guards, several
hundred strong, III uniform, crcated quite
, 1880-09-09
INDIANA.

tue gr,eatestcontIdencc IN Republican success
III Indiana. Tic bases his expectations upon
personal observation during Ills recent ex-
s.nneas '. ;a ot.as et H. ~. .,,s, q.her clteu
seventy lea,lInE citizens WHO hitlerto % l,avo
take'i active part in the Democratic party
have come out openly and declared without
tho 1senul,1icnna ami votc fnr f,orna,,,
S;,,tiax = .a.n..a ''.u ,. '",e 81. A"l oaihe'4'
rro,t ,,,a,,,, str.u...t t.t,.," '"'t p"
r. n.....,',, a'Ae4e"S ioea'''es, anu
.'lo hepuo''can managers anticipate
largo gains from tho Dein0crutIc yot-
ers. This accession Is attributed
to the uneosIncss crrated in tho minis nf
hnsfnoax ,non NJ tho T,,.,a,;r.'. ~ "n .".i,ri
n,,ana ons,ssI :, "s ,S IT. ~ pussp.s ol rlca!
eh"nRe Ill tho "l'olo administration pulley Ut
finances. A gentleman who wus In Inlinua
IN ,ntivo ~ tho stnta onrI m ~. .or;a,,an.s
no,i,ica1 ohaor"ar e ,no ,rns ~. .t .au
~, .no cAple9s p"ipuse VI asce!'a'hlhH ae'i1l1Iy
ule eslt1atlohI,hlaKes report nefe 70 the elect
tiiat n i!s Judgment the Kepnhllcuns arc
cGriniia e. ~ tp Garry tho State by FROM 1900 to
lo'"O majority.
-, A r'soM1SExr DEMOCRAT
prac,Iealy ter ali uDon ina,,a n1u 1tam. that +
the Republicans sl,otiId cafr,: #. lila D.,n1n-
cratic chances Of elcctIng iia;tcocl; wuIf,i hf.
at at end, One result Of Trnl,bllcat, yir,nrv in
Intllaila ile thought would be- tIat Mi III tla h,
doubtful Voters W0u,i !lltcrpret sslc, n yIre
tory rs fnyOrob!u 10 the 1se,,i,hicnns. nnl,
woi1li Immediately turn their faces tuwnn,s 1
tie rising sllfl. S0"A'''
Senator Wuilace. Of PENNSYLVANIA. vim ia
here actively enTnrei o.. fbn Dr.narrotii. o r.
Congressional >Cnimn,Itteo. nntwitistnn,iinsr
lie itas i,ist i1ai Of the Ha;ns ~ thc itru,,kt.
iicatis III Vcrnol,f. savs fiat tho T,r,nntsrute
hui expected iotil,nS i,t Ver1.,snt. b,t ti'at
fh"y wrrn atr.s t., nnir, M onir i'i"n, iat t
, 1880-09-09
oTcr Four Hundred 31en, Women, md
Children iu Destitute Condition.
sundry Casualties Gathered In from
Various Other Loca1itioa.

encrbacli upon the Village, driven from tho
south. Men were compelled to give up work
Ill tile fields; women nrd children fled for
shelter; md for tho next two ],ours tic
st. Helene. st. Gersnain, and st. Guillaume
roads were thronged with them. eact, family
seeking tile safest place. The Flames rosa
and made escape difficult, especially In tns
st. Helene road, across which almost for Its
| entire length, the flames swept with crrot
fapl.Ilsy. Those who had escaped By tile
| foad to Upton were gathered together In the
houses OF friends at night. anti III counting
ahose present large number were supposed
to be missing: Tile following are the names,
as Tar rs call he learned, Of those wAo Ind
their houses. out-buildlngs, and crops de-
stro5ed: J. D. Ledoux, r. Cur
colette, p. Deserci, j. Petit, ]. Poutiu.
L. Cliclle. l.. Cltclle, Jr., E. Evalide, j, B,
Loutselle. 4. Monquln. p. Cole, +. Bren-
ylncau, +. Boissenette, J. ,Touptne, and 8.
| Ta,toussenli,
! IhlS morning some Of the missing turned
| up, some Of tfem very badly burned, but
| There were three who could not escape. and
WHO were found oppoylt their furu, on the
st, Helen road, their botlles burned to q
! crisp. Their nnmes nre:
Pierre Currier, 90 years old.
Joseph Currier, :as yenrs old.
a grandson o. Pierre, Telcsphore Currier,
lad II years old.
The wounded nnl burned are;
Xavier Major, burned OH the head, s1,out-
dcrs. arms, and feet SO badly that he cannot
recover.
Dr: dauthteE, burned on tho left hand, arm,
aid face.
Louis cllche, both hands. arms, and right
nj fkSNf ftn.1 L..
e',,S ~, VI l1'c 1ace oaaiy onfied.,
4ne unfortunate Curriers', 1t seems, en-
uea'uteu .tsa ~ save thelr property, ard w|len
they found thfs impossible tried to escupe,
but found 1t llnDosstble. Tho bodv of I'm
old inan was discnyeretl. face ,io.rnwnr,iu H.,
tI,trf roor ht. t,,,,.o ,., A1 ~, W. ~
irs upon bis Ioay Ind drawn ira s'l the t 1acS ,
up. I'LL he formed. bow, with his
feet unl head tuucl,fnr tn. pro,,nh
when the parties discovered his
1lfelcss l,otlv n In ~ ,vi,to,, ,,"i ea..s,.. e
Under 1t Jumped out and escaped. Tho body
Of Joseph was discovered In d ditch inst In
front of the housc. and thnt NJ rim In, ,yo. f.,
n tei nnor hv r. nn,,t,ts s.ss.".a s'H "1s III -.
hur,s IN 10 ao,.s, -. =. u..n'el .tt tete!seu us
ne Ind bccn called to attend d patient some
Tns nrov1,ia .vit,, f,at ,,or.e ~, ,,.,n.., s'
escon, nm hors"hact H. I,n..e ,'aa".,.u ~
frightened and threw him into a pile Of burn
ing brushwood, burning lin yerr severely.
The Doctor describes hia csannc no uttf. at,nrt
of nirnc,,nne o,,5 - -. ,,,ot a".as,".1,. ~
Ham.s saa,,a1 ~" -, naas ..as @ oeca'ota"y u1o
horse as e a aoF S eseapp eS sptSe e xaSsr ts
Major was herneI while irving to save llIs
hn,,sn mr., t,or,,s n,", !, ;','.,i', ~ ia ~
nuisJ san, ~ .,a ~" - - sap1ose" ~ ~
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ahAted . little, We went ont to get . near view
81 H. It comes down perpendicular cliff,
800 feet high. composed Of bare rocks. The
quantity Of water that descends il not very
large, but il forms continuous stream on
he face Of the cliff until within about 100
feet Of the base. Here the rock projects .
very little, 50 that the water falls outside Of
Il, and when the wisd blows, it dissipates the
whole cascade into spray, before it reaches
the bottom. We saw it falling down in
stream when the air was quiet, and in few
minutes breeze sprung up, and the stream
Va turned into the fnest spray, resembling.
when seen from little distance, the most
delicate white lace. The name of the cas-
cade signifies s'dust stream arising from
the effect produced by the wind upon the fall
ing water. dividing il into minute PARTICLES
very like watery dust.
Near the cascade native Swiss had an al
pine horn some 4 or 5 feet long. and produc-
ing when blown a noise quite az loud a. was
pleasant to hear. Whenever he blew blast
upon ii, two remarkable echoes followed. one
from each Of the opposite almost perpendic-
uIar ellis. One Of the echoes nearly equalIed
the original sound. Some Of our party tried
the horn, but the music was mute Only a
practiced performer could manage it success
fully.
RETrKS TO IxTERLAKES.
The Staubbach is one Of the many ca.
cades in Lauterbrunnen, and We had intended
70 extend the journey as far as Grindelwald,
where We had the promise Of going into and tin-
der q glacier. But the rain increased, and TAX
ing counsel Of discretion, VIC decided to return
70 interlaken, where We were to spend the Sab
bath. Our carriages soon conducted US 70 a
all l..S. 81 ,..T Tot 81. Il
given because the village IL between two
lakes, Bricnz and Thun. The town consists
mainly Of hotels and boarding houses, OF
which there are any number you please.
The river Aar, rising near the Furka pass.
enters lake Bricnz, then PUSHES through In
terlaken into lake Thun, pursues its course
past Bernie, and cmpties intAthe Rhine, 20h
miles from ifs source.
1ntcrlaken il not only between the lakes.
but between the mountains. 1t is a lovely
valley Of nearly level land, about two miles
square, having lakes on two sides, and steep
cliffs on the other two. Through cleft IN
the nearer heights. the Jungfrau and adjoin-
ing peaks, some IL, 0OOfcet high, and crow ned
with perpetual snow, are visible from the
front Of our hotel.
"The Eiger with his rigid share
Burrows the sky. The Monk IL next 10 pince,
Not all unfitly named the cowi hangs down
Over Its ample brow. the folded SHOWS
Are sleeves and trailing garipeDts. But the Maid,
q crown Of beauty, II the -ayoyard
IL called the king Of the mountains. surely thee
All hearts pay homage to, aud hail IA queen"
II. X. Il.
NorE. - BY ''the Savoyard," the poet
means Mont Blanc, and 1.-THE Maid" is the
Jungfran, of course. "Oberland'' is upper
land or highland. of which there is no lack in
Switzerland. ''Mont Blanc" is white noun
tain. The general name Of Alps is derived
from latin word signifying white.
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY
By Mrs. JULYE MYERS.
DRAWING L HEALING SALVE
septi4ieod&wnrt

Boston, JAM g. 1880
Mrs. MYERS Dear Misunderstanding been adlirsed
for several with piles. and having tried uuner
remedies without avail, was persuaded to try
your drawing and healing salve, and am happy to
say il has met with complete success.
EDWARD +. kENNEv,
No. .. knapp ST., Boston, Mass.
BosroN, Nov. 81, 1872.
Mrs. JrLYg MYERS: Dear Nadam-It is with the
greatest pleasure that testify to the benefit have
received from the use OF your drawing and healing
salve. l certainly recommend IL to all who are
troubled with boils or ulcers.
Yours truly
WV. 7. LEGGKrr, Asst Supt. Of Paxnbrokers,
City Hall, Boston.
Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing and Healing Saive
cures Carbuncles, Eelons, Bets. Abscesses, Cpts.
Bruises, Spsains, Burns. Scalds, Sores Of many
ys.rs' Standing, InaAnmasery Rhesnatisn.
blains, Innnmed Joints and Skin Diseases.
Sold by Ill Druggists for - and 30 eenss pef
box
Mrs. JULIE MYERs, Prspraetress,
flyraprs 9oy 0AaWnut ave-, Doseo1.
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FOR AoUE. ANEMIA, INTERMITTENT
FEVER, CONsUMPTIOH, GEN
ERAE DEBILITY, &C., &C.

RAyExyA, MERCER Co.. Missouri, May, 1e19-
THE FELLOWS MEDICAL MANUFACTURING Co.
GENTS We have used your Fellows Compound
syrup Of Hypopaosphites with gratifying results In
our practice AID cleerfuly recommSDd it 10 PhysI-
clans and others, reliable md agreeable
preparation In ague, Intermittent Fever, nrsf ana
second stages Of Pulmonary Consumption or Ane
mia or General Debility. We would recommend IT
a. the best thing we know Of.
Signed,
J.E. CALLAwAY, ". ID.
john l.. GEIPLEY, u. ID.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17
WATERS PIANOS AND 0ReAaS !

bESI MADE; Warranted six years NEW
PIANOS, Stool, and Cover, SI6O. nnwar, Wv Nv.
ORGANS, S45, $50. 500 $50, upward. ILLUSTRATED
Catalogre Tree. AGENTS WANTED Secn.a
Hand lNSIRl MENTs al BARGAINS. UORACr
NAIERS Co, s26 broadway, NY. apr2I4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL.

We will send Dur ELECTRo-NoIrAIC Rrtrs and
other Electric Appliances upon trial for 20 dav ~
those suffering from Nervous Debility Hheumaisn,
Paralysis or any diseases Of the Liver or Kidner
ana many other diseases. sure cure siarant., 4
or no pay. Address N0LTAlC BELT co, Marshal
Mich. .nr'i ~ A., l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17

The Baby's cries are its only method of
letting you know that it suffers and needs DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price % cents bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nfm Anbertissmrnts

00e A4c - Stops,3 sets Reeds. eKnee Sw.us
U0OA0O Stool, Sock, only SOS Pianos. Stons
-sa,Fs,fSs,sS Cover Book S.l0 to SlGoo IlIn'
trated Catalogue Free. Address DANIEL f. RI
rY, Washington. y. j. uayI -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17
GENERAL
DEBILITY
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphtes.

As this preparation Is enrelv different in its com.
bfpafi0n and effect from all other remedies called
Hypophosphites, the public are cautioned that the
genuine has the name OF FELLOWS Co., blown ON
the bottle. The signature Of the inventor, James
Fellows IL written with sed ink across each label
pound syrup OF Hypopho=phfes is prescribed BY the
nrst ply sicans In every city and town where intro
duced and Ii a thoroughly orthodox preparation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-17
Kennebec Savings Bank.

This Bank h not required 70 make
,HetuFAs 70 Assessors.
D9oess 1sde On o. bef0re he IOth dey Of ans
RoNfk -"
On First Monday in Nay and November Of each
year Dividend vii Be made On all Deposits stspdins
q those daaes, which have been deposit one full
Money deposited IN Savings Banks 10 not to be
-axed to depositers hereafter.
Dv11eods - soon declared are added To the prin
Ioofhe "S -
Leaes I'D = dspssitan - dspositias their Bank
Beck - security.
O00o IN Irooananso Bank DuSlAin~.
AC60ELL EAION. Ttea arr.
VIZ. HALLETT, nealdent,
AaGn1eas Jan. M. sn4otkvu