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speetat Dbrdtth TO 1hs Chicago 5ribslna
CoLpwArEn, Mich, April .;.-Iohn Boyd, OF
Etnderhook, in this county, died to.tlay. aged 81
years. He had lr6l In tho c0,inty nbout fnrty
years, md was tho oldest iuhabttant or tho
townahiP.
, 1881-04-26
Fourteen Senators Answer to
Their Names at the
Roll-Cail.
Forty-four Representatives Do
the Same Thing In tho
uousc.
Official at1d Accurate Lists OF
the Noble Army Of
Absentees.
Tho Queation Of E1emptiug Benevolent
Lifs-Inst:ranoe Companies from
81 Ht1i.o EupBrVisiQns ...t@
SENATE.

SENATE.
CALI THE ROLL. AND ADJOURN.
6pfttnt Dtspnte'. 10 Tnt CAteaoo 1ttbuns
BrntN0r1xbn, ILL.,. april :5.--At tho usuat hour
this morning Senator Nccd|es aecant1cd tho roy
trum nnu called Tho few Senators prusont to
order. Tho journal OF Saturday WAS partially
renj.
Senator Merritt sai,4 "hc wanted to know WHO
was horc." md dcmRndcl n call OF tho Ecnate.
Thusc responding to thclr names wero:
Boil, Hunt, - Ncedlos, ,t{
IleHt, Enfke Gdnli, Hhaw+ j..
Chcancy, Merritt. Tanncr,
CLARK, MotTctt, Wllson-11p
Ford, Mum, 80
THE NOBLE A1,,Ir OF ADsENTEEa
worn:
Ahn,Ms, Kelly, Sunderland
Archer, Kirk, 1llntnas,
Artiey, l.aNInE, Torrance,
tlcregrcns 1c'nna, VAndeyncr.
Gallon. LOWS, Wnlkerrutton},
Catnpbclls h!Amer,. Wnlker thiacou-
Cbntlte. hfnrthAl), pEnt,
neLung, Mny1oh, White,
Edwards, Eccec, whiting,
Evans, Parkinson, Wright.
FIYor, itlce, Mr.. President
FotchoF, RluGhnrt, 1lamilton-M.
Fuller, Sucrust,
1b1rH, Shut, -
This OF course settled all hUslncss for tho tlny,
and n, adjournment was bud Until to-tnorrow
morning.
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THE. Adds DIVORCE CASE.

TIE NpUE0 QFFQtEV( VFuEs
6T&tat btspateA to IN Ca&eopo tribune.
6HANb ItAetDs, htuh, April sa-The notori-
gus AAdls divorce case. WHICH 0qeu1lvd " usV0h
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CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs Anh TuhcfcuIotls Phth!sis, scrcto.
la.HyphIlold Diseases, Wasting, Dcxencyation.
page ot WHter Instantaneous relief aaords
whcrc enthotcrs hAye boon iised thus dol1F
AWAY with tho painful operation OF using thcse
and In ail cnseB of
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After such n showing us this thoro wn no op-
position 10 aC A1tOurHment, and tho recorrf.
tnnkors rcated from labDra until Tomorrow
morning.
, 1881-04-26
THE NOBLE AlsNV OF ADsENTEEt

This OF course nottlcd nil buslncss for tho tiay,
morning.
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Inflammation OF the Rlada
der and kidneyS.

In chronic cases OF Leuoorrhna and Utertu
discusses.
Ono bnti1e contains moro OF tho acttva U1uc'.
pies 0f Medicines than any other Preparation
Taken ~ Tcaspc0nful dosea.whito others rcquitS
Ave Or SIX times rs much.
ONE DOLLAR PER hottie.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-05

John Muir the naturalist OF the Sierra writing
Of the wild sheep Of the Sierra aud of their vel
authenticated habit OF diving from precipices AM
aighting on their horns, relates the following an
ecdote.
AT the base of Sheep Rock, one of the winter
stronghOlds OF the Shasta tlocks. there lives a
stock raiser who has the advantage Of observin {
the movements Of wild sleep every winter: and
in the course of conversation with him on the
subject of their diving habits. he pointed TO The
front of lava headland about hundred and fifty
feet high, which is only eight or ten degrees out
of the perpendicular There said he followed
a band OF them fellows to the back of that rock
yonder and expected to capture them all for
had dead thing on them got behind them OIL
narrow bench that Rms along the face OF
the wall near the top and comes to an end
where they couldn't get away without falling and
being killed but they Jumped off, and landed all
right, as If that were the regular thing with them
What said |, jumped hundred and fifty
feet Did you see them do it 2
No, he replied, i didn see them going down.
for was behind them, but | saw them go of
over the brink, and then went below and found
their tracks where they struck on the loose deJrS
at the bottom They miied right Of and landed
on their feet fright side up That's the kind of ami
nal heY is-beats anything else that goes on four
legs " Scribner for Nav
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A Lucky Baby.

ma C. Pearson, infant daughter of John and
Ella Pearson bears her honors gracefully, being
the first child born in Durango Colorado We
have noticed. says the Durango Record an unus-
uai number of people going in the direction of the
Young lady's domicile for few days past-fron
lersmen. who probably had not seen an infant f..
twenty Years, old miners who would part with
their last nugget for glimpse of the fragile bit of
humanity: prominent business men. teamsters,
doctors, lawyers and women all wendell their way
to see the new arrival. One old miner from Sill
Terton presented the curiosity with a bag Of gold
dust. McFadden a. Son gave a deed for town lot :
Mr.. Luttrell followed suit with a corner lot in the
Boulevard Mr. Creed sent over four tons of coal
Newman. Chestnut d Stevens made the little
heart glad with dozen bottles of soothing syrup.
and John Taylor, Jr. followed with soft hair
brush, while Griffin d Carpenter sent in rubber
ing and a box of safety pins Mr. and Mrs Dia
mond gave the baby their little cross dog Prince
to play with when she gets old enough Robert
son a Rowley. as soon as they heard the news
went to work making baby carriage. Ed Schiller
presented a receipt for a post Office box. The
ton TO the daily and weekly Justices Flagler
and Craig and eX Justice Debates of Leadvie
made a call in a body and took dispositions that
she really the first born. Mr Eliri1ge CT
Lead7ille, presented quilt. Mye.s, of Myers q
West brought a pony with side saddle for the
Young lady to take horseback ride Other and
various things too numerous 10 mention were Of
tered at the shrine OF the first born and take ii
all IL all. no other baby ever received such a
rousing welcome as this one
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Don't be Afraid of Work.

Don't be afraid of killing yourself with over
work, my son Men seldom work so hard as that
on the sunny side of thirty. They die sometimes
but 1t is because they quit work at 6 P NJ and
don't get home until , A NJ. It's the intervals
that KILL my son. The work gives you an appe
tle for your meals; 1t lends solidity to your slum
Der it gives you perfect and grateful appreca
ton of holiday. There are young men who do
not work, my son,-young men who make living
by sucking the end OF "a cane and who can tic a
neck tie in eleven different knots. and never lay a
wrinkle III it; who can spend more money in a
day than you can earn in month. son and who
Will 90 to the sheriff to buy a postal card and
apply at the office of the Street Commissioner for
marriage license So find out what You want
to be and do, son, and take OF your coat and make
success in the world The buster you are, the less
evllsyou will be apt TO get into, the sweeter will
be your sleep the brighter and happier your holi-
day, and the better satisfied the world will be with
You. Burlington HaWkeya
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\ young attorney in Tombstone wrote the fl
lowing description Of that place, on the back OF a
postal card:
Tombstone is in Cachise county Arizona Ben
SOD to Tombstone % miles; fare on the stage
500, If you don't walk Tombstone to TuscoG
81 miles these two are The only cities in Arizona
the rest n q Tombstone is 40 miles from the
Mexican border-ne Of Sonora. Tombstone is
not on any river there is small stream about
SIX miles from here called the San Pedro 1t has
water in Ii sometimes The arrival OF the water
cart is the greatest event Of the day here New
Mexico line is about 100 miles from Tom bstone
| suppose you know where the rest of the States
and Territories are-its too hot here to write a
treatise or geography: the tallest tree grown in
this country is the telegraph pole; they grow in a
straight line down the track Shaving two bits,
drinks two bits, rotgut and home made beer ono
bit, good meals four bits coffee in the morning
two bits, lodging four bits night good rooms 81
to = per week, Tarantulas and snakes free chi
gres in the sand The horned frog and lizard 10.
cate claims INSIDE your tent; more men here than
wanted Don't come.
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in the County Of waldo, deceased. he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de
ceased's estate to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon To exhibit
the same for settlement to him.
-. : III. A\DERS.
Monroe, April II, 1851
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TO CRAFTY HIS Wife.
An INTERESTING STORl.-.i HOPELESS CASE
CrRED--.A GOOD REASON FOR HAPPINESS.
Statement Of Mr.. Washington Monroe of Cat-kill,
Green County. New York

For many years had suffered from a complaint
which the physicians called Gravel | had employ
eel some of the most noted doctors without obtain
ing any permanent relief, and for 4 long time my
case was regarded a. hopeless. All who knew the
circumstances sail must die Finally. my wife
induced me to try bottle of Dr. kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy which She had somewhere heard of or
seen advertised. Without the slightest faith in it,
but solely to crafty her. | bought bottle of a
druggist in our village. | used that and two or
three bottles more. and-to make a long story short
Il am now Is healthy man as there is in the
country.
Since then have recommended 'Favoritc Rene
dN to others whom knew to have suffered from
Kidney and Liver complaints; and. assure the
public that the Favorite Remedy has dome IFS
Wort with Il similar completeness in every Single
instance and trust some other sick and d~cour-
aged mortal may hear Of it and Try the IA yo1ite
Remedy as Ibid" Ivr}G
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Its first apparent effect is to increase the appetite
1t assists digestion, and the food to a>-imi
late properiy-thu~ the system nourished. 1t also.
~ its tonic action the digestive organs induces
more copious and regular excavations. The rapid
ty with which patients take on flesh while under
the influence of the syrup OF itself Indicates that
no other preparation can he better adapted to help
and noursh the constitution, and hence be more
etcacous in all depression of spirits, shaking or
trembling of the hands OF body, cough. shortness
Of breath OF consumptiye habit. The nerves and
muscles become strengthened and the boodpur
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" Home, Sweet Home" as Bret Harte
Might have Written it,

Mr.. Il. c. Bunner, editor of Puck contributes
TO the May Scribner novel feature, entitled
Home, Sweet Home, with Variations being
suggestions of the various styles in which the
theme would have been treated by Swinburne,
Bret Harte Austin Dobson, Goldsmith, Pope and
Walt Whitman Here it is 'as Mr. Francis Bret
Harte might have woven it into a touching tale of
Western gentleman in a red shirt
Brown O San Juan
Stranger, I'm Brown.
Come up this mornin from Frisco
Ben satin my specie stacks down.
Ben knockn around.
Fer man from San Juan
Putty constable frequent
Jes catch onter that streak o the dawn
Right thar lies my home
Right thar in the red
| could slOp over, stranger, in potry
Wonld spread out old Shakspoke cold dead
Stranger, you freeze to this there amt no kinder
gin-palace
Nor no variety show lays over mans own rancho
May be it haint no style. but the queen in the
Tower o London
Amt got naathin' Id swop for that house thar
the hill side
Thar is my ole gal, n the kids, n the rest o my
livestock;
Thar my Remington hangs, and thar there's a
griddle-cak brilin-
Fer the two Of us. pard-and thar, allow the
heavens
Smile more friendly like than on any other locality
Stranger nowhere else don't take no satisfaction
Gimme my ranch. n them friendly old Shanghai
chickens
brung the original PAIR IN the States in eighteen
n fifty
Gimme them and the feelin' of solid domestic
comfort.
Yer parding. young man
But this landscape kind
Err lckers-l low 'twus the po'tTy-
| thought thet my eyes had gone blind.
Take that pop from my belt
H. thar-gimme yer han
Or I'll kill myself-Lizzie she's left me
Go,ee If rih Il p"rtin moa!
Thar III quit-the ole gal
An the kids run away
| be derned Howsomever, come in. pard-
The griddle cakes thar anyway
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The yariou, kinds of waste or decay that affect
the human body. though attended each with some
symptom not common with the rest, agree very
much in this, that the basis in all is nearly the
same. 1t i generally conceded, that the majority
Of diseases accompanied BY faulty Digestion
and such being she case we must, in order 10 cure
such diseases, cause the organs of digestion to per
from their proper functions. No remedy has before
been discovered which has 50 beneficial an influence
on these organs a Fellows Compound Syrup of
lIyporhosphite@ lyri7
For sale by NN o. POOR A SON
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81 don't like rubbers, said Smithers they
draw my feet so" Il didn't think rubbers were
SO powerful that" replied Fogg, glancing at
Smithcrs underpning: indeed did not
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Messrs kasson Of Iowa. Keifer. of Ohio, Dun
nell of MINI, sofa and Haskell of Kansas. all can
ddates for the Speakership, are in Washington.
These are the Western candidates Mr., Reed OF
Maine is at home, and MIR Hancock of New York
is travelling on the Pacific coast
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For sale by WM. o. POOR a 50,
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Vennor is already out with his predictions for
May He saws we will experience heated term
after May 10th and after the 18th brush fires will
probably break out in certain districts although
thunder storms are also probable on the 18th and
18th. Between the Goth and 25th there will prob
ably be cloudy weather, with rains, and vegeta-
ton will have advanced considerably by the oath
Between the Goth and the 25th the weather will be
cool. The month will end hot and sulry
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NOTICE..

wv liEREAN MY WIFE, EMMA G.. FITZGER
w AID, has, without justtable cause, left my
bed and board, and refuses to return thereto. No
ticc j. hereby given to all persons not to harbor OF
trust her on my account, as shall pay debts o
her contracting after this date.
b. l.. FITZGERALD.
Burnham, April -, lssl.-3wl1.
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FOR SALE!

-: The undersigned offers for sale
-. ~ - her farm situated in East Sears
sEz ~ : - port. The farm consists of 40
It. ssss m Ssssss acres Of land CUTS seven tons Of
Lhs Asskassahay. mas good pa~turagc ami a
ss-S;:s ssssssse-nall wood lot. The buildings
are all good, and the lot well fenced The place is
4 very desirable one and is offered at a bargain.
MRS. EIBRlDtE BLANCHARD.
Appll ~ CAPT +. II. PENDLEroN.
~eNr~port Fch. ., lS~l.-6tf
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THOMRS g. OSBORNE

SAIL NJ A X ERS.
AND DEALERS ~
JUNK, PAPER STOCK, IRON & METALS
Swan & sihlcys Bros Wharf Belfast, NJ,
ag-Highcst cash price paid for Old rugs. .uoN
nNtIiS. homes
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Worldly faces never look so worldly as at
funeral. They have the same effect of grating in
congruity as the sound of coarse voice breaking
the solemn stiffness of the night [Janet's Re
pentance.
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Artemus Wards Trip to Boston.

While a great observer of men, and one Of the
keenest readers Of character, Brown took compar-
atlvey little notice Of places and other objects of
interest lady who knew him well said that
had beggar in rags been seated by the most
beautiful statue, he would have seen the beggar
first. This neglect Of places several times brought
him to grief Once, when going from Waterford
TO Boston, he went on board steamer at Portland
late in the evening. and at once retired to his
state room. storm threatening and the
boat did not leave. He arose early in the morn
lHg and, going out upon the landing, called a
hackman and asked to be conveyed to the Revere
House And not until he had broken the second
commandment and had threatened to break the
fifth, could he be persuaded that he was yet in
Portland [Scribner for May.
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Freedom Notice.

TN consideration Of one dollar to me paid by my
L minor son, LLEWELLIN w. DRINKWATER,
| hereby give him the balance of his time during
his minority. LYDIA B. DRINkW ATER
Attest - ID. TUCKER.
Lincolnyille April 8, lssl.-3wlG
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SuIkyPIow.
We, ride ana pillow. A boy can do the work
Send for circular. FRED ATWOOD, Agent.
l2Wll Wnterport, Maine.
NOTICE,

A III persons holding town orders against the
"A town OF Searsmont, are notified to present
them Tor payment or renewal on the 9th day of May
or the Isl day Of June, 1881 Interest will be stop
ped on all present outstanding orders after the lat
ten date |. A. MARINER Sclectmen
A. q. CASWELL, of
a. y. JEWETT, Searsmont.
SeArsmont. Arril II, ISsl.-3Wl1t
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Freedom Notice.

FTNlllS is to certify that have given to my minor
L son, WILLIAM j. GETCHELL. his time dur
ing The remainder of his minority. | shall pay no
debts Of MS contracting nor claim any of his wages
after this date. JONATHAN Il. GETCIIEIL.
Witness. III. b. RICE.
Unity Plantation, April Is, lSSl-3wl1t
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LYDIA e. PlNkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure
for nll those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses


for all those Painful Complaints and W eal,nesses
sOcOmmOn to our best female population.
1t viii entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera
Falling and Displacements. ard the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
viii dissolve and expe tumors from the uterus in
carly stage Of development The tendency to can
1t removes fantness fauency, destroys ali craving
for stimulans, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
II cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, See9lessness Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling of hearing down, causing pain weight
and backache is always permanently cured ny is
viii all times and under all circumstance act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
For the Of Kidney Complaints II either this
Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PINkHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at 233 and pa Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass. Price 81 Six bottesfor s.. Sent by mail
in the form Of pills, also IN the form Of lozenges,
receipt of price 81 per box for either Mrs Pinkham
freely all letters Of inquiry Send for paInph
let Address above. Mention this Paper
No family should be without LYDIA Z. PIHEHAM's
LIVER PILLS. They constipation bousness
and torpidty of the liver. q cents per box
Ha- sold by ali Druggists. "a
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DURNW'a CArARkH SNUFF cures all affections o
the mucous membrane Of the head and throat
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Do YOU want genuine Sp'iug Tonic one that
Will purify your blood give you an appetite. AID
set the stream Of life fowng in ITS natural course
if 50 use Dr. Graves Blood Purifier. Its virtues
are Acknowledged as purifier Of the blood and
builder up Of the debiIltatcd system through the
stomach and liver Every one needs a tonic in the
Spring to cleanse the system Of accumulated i'm
puTltieS
The Blood Pnriher is a cure for BiIiousneSs, In
digestion Liver Complaint Jaundce Iiumrrs.
Scrotula, Itc 1t will build you up. give you re
newed lite and vigor. and is just suited to YOUR
wants at this season of the year Price - GO
For Cough. Cold, Sore Throat. HoarseI., $ &c 4.
use Itr Graves Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar
Price 10 cts and 30 cts per bottle.
improved Family Cathatic Pills made BY d..
Graves. care Headache Constipation. sc Price.
- cts per box Dr. iiraves Remedies are Tor sale
by W O Poor x Son Belfast jwlj
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POSITIVE AND SAFE REMEDY in all Kidney
troubles. Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Female
Complaints, is found in DIR BULLOCK'S KIDNEY
REMEDY, "NEPHRETICUM." 1t is not only
strongly recommended, but bears the fullest ties,
in all trials There need be no hesitation in its
use, as it is purely vegetable and safe in all cases.
One gentleman was trying to describe to another
what is meant by "old gold" color He said
"Well, to tell the truth, it is black eye about
four days paled"
but it is easily overcome by the timely use OF
BAXTERs MANDRAKE BITTERs Dyspepsia also
readily yields to this potent remedy.
Gaps made in the flesh by cuts, speedily disap
pear without leaving a scar, when HENRY g. JOHN
SONS ARNICA AND OIL EMINENT is used
Downs ELIXIR will cure all lung diseases
The best medicine known for whooping cough.
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DR.. Green's Oxygenated lgers
Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia Biiousnes-
Malaria, Indigestion. and diseases Of the Blood
Kidneys. Liver. Skin etc
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| Conductors do the fare thing and masons do the
square thing. And editors do the write thing
Counterfeters do queer things. and shocmakersldo
awl things
| Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites is
not only the most reliable remedy for Consumption
but it is a specific also for Bronchitis and Asthma
The stage fright that we hear so much about
is when the high wayman opens the~stage door and
asks you for Your money or your life
AGENTS AND CANVAssERs
Make from S22 to $50 per week selling goods for
Send for their Catalogue and terms. lyr.,4
| When the telegraph companies are compelled to
run their wires under ground, the worms will learn
to read by sound SO as to know when the fishing
| is good
The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who
| were suffering from Dyspepsia. Debility. Liver
| Complaint, Boils, Humors Female Complaints,
etc. Pamphlets free 10 any address, Seth W
| Fowle a Sons. Boston.
| In the game Of life many man has been eueher-
ed by pretty woman, through the aid Of shady
| bower.
| We would call special attention to the advertise
nent in this issue of | Merrill & Co., the we'll
known Nurserymen Of Lewiston, Maine, who are
| in want OF a few more statesmen
| The New Orleans Picayunc thinks it must be
bedtime in army circles because all the old officers
| are retiring.
Thousands of ladies to day cherish grateful re
membranes of the help derived from the use of
Lydia f, Plnkham's Vegetable Compound 1t
positively cures all female complaints Send to
Mrs. Lydia f Pinkham. l}3 Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass for pamphlets owls
writer III the Illustrated London News says
American manners and etiquette good Of
MAJ, h,,++ h, - l,+.l ," VAN
what's the odds
Have WlStarS BaiSam of Wild Cherry always at
hand 1t cures Coughs Colds. Bronchitis Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, Influenza. Consumptio L. and all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 30 cents and 81 a
bottle.
81 don't like rubbers, said Smithers they
draw my feet So" Il didn't think rubbers were
so powerful that replied Fogg, glanclng at
Smithers underpining indeed did not
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Downs ELIXIR will cure all lung diseases
The best medicine known for whooping cough.
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JOHN ATWOOD g. CO.

PtodtIcc Commission Ncrchupt~
NND DEALERS is
Hay. Potatoes. Onions, Apples. Beans. Bui.pr
Cheese Eggs. Live Fowl, Poultry. tame, ~.
mOn Fresh Water Fish Of all kinds. &c.
No no outh Market ST., Boston, Ma,
Shipments p@ij for soon u~ sold. ANY iui.