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Belfast Gas Liqht Co.

\ S required by law, hereby certify that the
"A amount of capital of the above corporation
is $l1,50000 That the assessments have all been
paid, there are 10 debts due unpaid, and the
whole amount invested in real estate and fixtures is
Sl7,500.00. The aggregate value as fixed by the
SCISSORS for 1881, Sl6,625.00.
JOHN IL QUIMBY Treas.
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NICHOLS LATIN SCHOOL,
LEWISTON. MAINE.

THIS school, under the management of |. f
i FRISBEE, A. B., and J. F. PARSONS, A. B..
gives thorough preparation forcollege. Its course
extends over three years. Next term begins Aug
30h Situated in the suburbs of thriving city and
adjacent to Bates College it offers to students adj
vantages not surpassed by those of any school il
ply to
2m2S I. f. ERISBEE. Princinal
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Instruction in Drawing and Painting,

MR.. f. lie. WRIGHT, of Boston, will re
1Xx ceive a limited number of pupils during the
summer months Mr.. Wright will see any one in
erested in forming class, at his studio, (oice of
the late Gov. Crosby, corner of Court and Franklin
streets) In daily for one week from , to 4 T. VI.
w
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BELFAST, July -, 1881.
Personally appeared John III. Quimby, Treas,
and made oath to the above statement signed by
him. Before me. PUILO IIERSEY,
3w2S Justice of the Peace.
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FOR SALE Or RENT,

-, Desirable house for sale or tC
"a M8xfs aaasAA rent situated at Lincolnvillt
N#AWAH a Beach. Two stories high with l.
Tfne17 m finished throughout, with mic,
s.EtlN9 nEA@l 5cemented cellar, and two nice
$500 wells of soft water This place
commands an excellent view of the bay. Two min
utes walk from the telegraph and post Office, anc
within stones throw of the water and q fine beach
1t has beautiful shade trees with some choice fruit
trees A very desirable summer residence and car
be bought at bargain. For particulars enquire OF
Mrs. j. c. THOMBS, Belfast, Me-, or of Capt. K
w. PERRY, at LincolnVille Beach. 2Stf
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The temperance Jubilee at Lake Maranocook
promises to be one of the most successful ever
held. 1t will open on Thursday, July 18th, with
ex-Gov Dirgley will deliver an address on Prohi-
bion in Maine. Sunday, Both. will be ehildren's
day, and 400 Sabbath Schools have been invited to
be present. Every temperance organization and
all others are invited to be present. Hon. I Il.
Slnonton, q. W. {. I says that the order of Good
Templars will make this an occasion of a grand re-
union. The great apostle, Francis Murphy, will
be present and speak on two days of the meeting
Mr. Murphy has no superior advocate Of temper
ance reform in this country. He will take this
occasion to bring glad tdngs of great joy from the
West. The full programme Of the meeting will
soon be announced. The arrangements under
the charge Of Hon L c. harrington of Fryeburg
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SHIP NEW 8.


PUKT OF BEII AST.
ARRIVED.
July 9TH schr. Hattie Carr, , Boston
9TH, schrs. Earl, Darby, Boston: Henry,
Woods, DO
July 10th, schrs. Orion, White, Boston, Mary Far
row, Pattershall, Lynn; Malabar, Curtis, Boston
joachim. French, do; Nathan Clifford, Jones, Ito.
SAILED.
July 1th schr. Geo. Shattuck, Hart, Bangor
-" stu schrs. F, L. Mcdonald, Kane, Jackson
vile; Hattie Carr, - do.
july 10th, schr Lillian Ryan, Boston
g 18th, schr Nathan Clifford Jones, Orand.
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FELL AMONG THIEVES.

A Lewiston gentleman went to Boston on the
boat from Portland, few nights since, with be
tween five and six hundred dollars in money in his
pocket. He fell in with two young fellows, who
learned in some way that he had plump pocket
book. The gentleman states that the two fellows
made themselves very agreeable to him. in the
way of cigars and refreshments, and he wondered
at it somewhat Before reaching Boston, the
steward of the boat informed HIM that he had ac
cidentally overheard the two fellows discussing
plan to rob him. They proposed to ask him to
drink when they arrived at Boston, and to give
him some drugged liquor, and then go through
him" The steward communication put the Lew
iston man on his guard He did not alter his
manner 10 the two fellows, but when, Oh arriving
in Boston, he was asked to take something" he
didn't take. and wasn't taken. One of the fellows
got into the hands of the police and the other
skipped. The gentleman has arrived home and so
tells the story. lLewiston Journal.
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NEWS AND 'o9a'F Rum ALL Wv fi' ihi- 9lAih
TAXATION 81 RAILROAD COMPANIES
Inc forthcoming report Of Railroad Commissions
crs Of New Hampshire contains the following ref
crcEce to the Maine statute providing for the taxa
ton OF railroads
1;.oussni and ro,,rtnd ,,.,,, -, slnrol,a l,-th
LII ,n,r 49, viii hn ,hsnr1,5 in tha ,,raca,Iinr r,
port and II Is unnecessary Tor Us - add more at
thlS ume thah l" remark tAat an act was passed
during me past winter py the legislature OF the
state or Maine many features OF when were SINH
lar 10 those presented III our report II Is simple
III construction, must OF necessity be direct IN Its
OPERATION and OF It's Interpretation there can be no
doubt Tor Its language IS plaln and 1t defines each
step IN the assessment and collection OF the tax SO
dlsunetly that me making up OF the tax after the
returns are made becomes a clellcal rather than a
Judicial duty In order that It's merits may be fully
understood and criticised we reprint the act from
the official records.
Then follows fall copy of the law, and the
commissioners add
1t Is, perhaps, too carly to draw any concnsion
at Tins tune as to the practical application OF tins
lay, yet III our interviews with railroad men and
Others Ia the State OF Maine We have found them
satlshea with The general features OF the act, as It
The Republican journal., 1881-07-14
THE WIDOW OF DAVID ROBBINS.

Dr. W. B Lapham, of the Maine Farmer who
lately visited the Rangely lake region, gives in
teresting item or two relative to the widow of Da
vid Robbins, the strange history of part Of whose
life recently republished in the Journal from
the Portland Advertiser DR.. Lapham says:
We found Mrs. Robbins in feeble health and
confined to her bed, bnt she spoke freely of her
husband and of her firm conviction of his limo
cence. She said he had always told her that he
was the son of Baptist minister in East Machias
Mrs. Robbins had buried her three daughters, and
the granddaughter with whom she now lives is the
only surviving descendant of David Robbins Mrs
Robbins belongs to one of the good families in
Bethel, and after marrying him she left good
home and went into the wilderness to life Of
prvaton and hardship She was the first white
woman to settle on the AIagalloway river.
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Maine Matters.

JEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE ST
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT AT RANGELEY.

A frightful accident occurred at Rangeey, W ed
nesday, 9Th inst i'll raising meeting house frame.
The roof was being put when the big ratters
and fifteen men fell through to the ground floor
were more or less injured. The master workman,
VIM. Berry, of Canton, had his shoulder blade
broken, Wesley Raymond had one leg terribly
crushed and mangled and the ankle Of the other
leg dislocated Charles Sumner had one ankle dis
located and the other bruised; two sons of John
N. Miles, Frank and Dennis, are said to be badly
injured. George NJ. Esty, of the Greenvale House,
received slight injuries. Reynolds right leg was
amputated and left foot badly crushed. Berry of
Canton broke his shoulder blade and rib, the latter
penetrating his lungs. His case is precarious.
Geo. II. Puntoon injured internally and is de
lirious. Chas. Snowman had ankle broken.
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20 Aiuss aOrW ~ Kaagtnseu,
t%tHfuAHr Roam. iuha NJ. NJ
ID II ~. UrHHffH hive
been taking yUuf OnnuuH & IN.
ftHa lif sHmr iifac past ims
proved very lasl while taking yulf
medicine, hut gut without N, and
tluNght ! could get along very
we'll without taking ans more,
when ! got bach ngaln nearly ~
bad ~ ever have now ronclus
died that ! cNSSUr lfVK WITHOUT
~, | am fully satisfied that Your
medicine will cure me have
tried 4 great many patent medic
cinos, but " All that I have ever
taken, of Of al the doctors that
have waited On me-. none has done
me even US much good rs oSR
package Of your medicine. ! am
fully satisfied that your ORrGoN
G. BrrTEHs is one Of the greatest
blessings vouchsafcd to mankind.
Yours Respectfully,
Mas. MARY pIcKLg.
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NJ tsHde AnilieHn hha iakeh
charge If ilte school Al / ulduAlef
abd Ne Alg nfauhsd ii learn has 4
very H9aTlsIans selpai Of eos %
mofe pupils
M y H. Doaahsuy.of Na.h.
Vile, Tenn, and Miss Emma liub.
bard, u ibis eouniy, were married
by Rev. j y Cameron, Tuesday
morning, NJ the residence Of NJ.
j H. Rice.
We are glad 10 make 4 note oi
the fact that our old friend Col.
Robert II. Moore, has removed to
Sardis. lie has come to stay, for
he has brought his family with him
and they occupy Mrs. Crawlcy's
house.
Mrs. Edna Cunningham, who
has been visiting in Sardis, return
ed to her uncle's at Charleston,
Miss, on the a8th ult. During
her visit she made many friends,
and they all hope she will return
soon and stay longer.
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nelhersi Mothers { ! Molher,.i !

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the eS-
cruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II so. 90 at once and get a bottle
Of Mas. MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYKur. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon IT there is no mistake about
it. There is no mother on earth
who has ever used it. who will not
tell at once that il will regulate the
bowels, give rest To the mother.
and relief and health To the child.
operating like magic. II is per-
icctly safe to use in all cases ard
pleasant to the taste. and Is tie
prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best family physicians AZ d
nurses in the United States. Sod
everywhere at IS cents q bottle.
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Cheap Newspapers.

We have arranged TO club the
following journals with the STAR
which enables subscribers to OBJ
tain the papers named at consid-
crably less than the regular prices
of subscription:
lIarpcr's Magazine and the
STAR, one year for SIS 90; regu-
lar price of the Magazine 81 90,
per annum. lIarper's Weekly
and the STAR, S. 40 a year reg
lar price ofthe Weekly, 81 90 per
annum. llarper's Bazaar and the
STAR IS 20 a year; regular price
of the Bazaar, 81 90 per annum.
New Orleans Democrat and the
STAR So 90 year regular price
of the Democrat 81 90 per annum.
Chicago News and the STAR
81 so year; Home and Farm
and the STAR 81 20 a year. Send
subscriptions to this office. To
avoid buying money orders for
small amounts, we will only for
ward subscriptions the first Of each
month. This offer is open 10 our
subscribers only.
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The Pamela County Sabbath
School Convention met in the
Pope Station Methodist Church
January goth, 1881. After singing,
the Convention was called to order
by the President and opened with
prayer by Rev. II. J. Smith. Min
utes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Delegates from the following
schools appeared on the floor and
were enrolled Long Greek, Eu-
reka, Good Hope and Oak Grove.
On motion the Pope Sabbath
School wa admitted to the Con-
vention and its delegates enrolled.
On motion Of L. A. Smith, all
persons present who are In hearty
sympathy with the S. S. cause be
invited to seats in the Convention
as corresponding members.
On motion Of the President, who
vacated the chair pro fem, the
Secretary was directed to make
out a complete roll Of all officers,
teachers and delegates Of schools
composing this Convention, and
to request that hereafter the sec
rctaries Of school, forward to him
the names Of their delegates at
least three days before every sit.
ting Of the Convention.
On motion of Z. A. Smith. a
committee Of three were appointed
to make out a form Of blank re-
ports 10 be filed out by seereta'
ries of schools and forward
ed by them to the Seeretar,
of this Convention at least thfe'
days before every meeting. Tn
Presiden, appointed Z. A. Smith
In. W. Lamb and J. ID. Wray OF
4, said committee.
\. On motion OF J. ID. wray, al
essays read before this body ar
the property Of the Convention
and the authors are requested :
! deliver them to the Secretary 70
! preservation and publication,
On motion the President ar
! pointed = committee Of six, CON
! posed Of one from each school,
report lme, place and programm
J. of exercises for next meeting.
Al r. A. Smith. J. ID. Woodruff
-Dr. K. P. Perkins. Julius Porte
Miss Dena Harris and Miss Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PARIRs HAIR BAIsAM =: & H. Il. D. Dr.. :


I've cosartncrship heretofore existing be-
tween H. Chap ran and Z. &. Sim. OF TN.
firm Of Chapman X Sims, has this day, by
mutual consent, been dissolved, J. II. Chap
man having sold out his entire interest to I.
N. Sims, The business will be- continued
under the firm name OF + G. Sims & Co,
who assume all Liabilities and are dune Az
thorizcd To collect balances due the old firm,
All parties in arfcsr. viii ri a.c come ior.
ward aud make settlement of their balance.
by the iSt OF February 1881, ~ We arc bound
to close the old busins,Shy that time.
Very respectfully your obcdicnt servants,
CnApNAS X SIMS.
Pope, Miss, Ian'y illh, 1851.
The new firm respectfully solicits a libcr
al share of the patronage extended to Chap
man \ Sims and will he glad to serve our
friends to the extent OF four ability.
Respectfully &c, FL SIMS < Co.
ia.l Il
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"ELDoRADo' writes a good let
ter, though we cannot publish it,
because not accompanied by the
writer's name. Newspapers do not
publish anonymous communica-
tons. Drop in your name, Gel
dorado and we will publish half
a column Of your letter-the limit
Of contestants for our premiums.
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Death Of a Prominent Citizen.

In the death Of Col. Calvin Nil.
Ter, last Friday, the bar, Pamela
county and the State have lost one
OF their brightest ornaments. His
remains were followed to Rose Hill
cemetery last Sunday, by a large
concourse Of citizens Of both sexes,
after a very feeling sermon by Rev.
DR.. Hamvasey. An appropriate
sketch will appear next week.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co partnership Of B%allcntinc & Me.
Cracker having expired by limitation, W.
I. M~Crackcn has sold out his entire inter.
est in the co'partner-hip business TO 6. w.
Ballentins, who has associated himself with
X {. Bnllcntinc under the firm name and
style of &. W. Balleniinc * Son. and the
general merchandise business will We contin
ued At the old stand under said firm name
and style, The new firm assumes all liabil
tiles Of the finn of Ballentine X McCracken
and are alone authorized to collect all debts
due the same. g. W. BALLnNrtsR,
r. &. BALLRS1INR,
W. T. McCRACkgs.
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Clothing CLOTHING! Clothing

DO you want a neat business suit
Do you want a nobby suit;
Do you want a cheap suiti
DO YOU want the latest and
Most stylish clothing;
Then go to Guntcr'S,
He has them, and il you don't
think he wants to sell them,
then try him just once.
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NOTICE.

A. V. Sizemore is my deputy
for the south side of the river. He
will be in Batesville on the first and
third Saturdays in each month, to
attend to any business of his office.
At J. A. RAINwATER, Supt. p. +.
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COO. Nc 5T0V 81
COOKING I0gES
Gunief - a lai' -ull,ls
ut MeBphi. prIe >.

We have on hand. a hnc and
weil-seIected stock OF staple and
fancy groceries and confectioncries
which will be sold cheaper than
you can buy them anywhere else
for the cash in hand.
COLEMAN & Co.
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FOR SALE.

Our Steam Mil. Saw and Grist
Mil complete, Cotton Gin, Con
dcnser. etc (; also mill-housc and
lot in town Of Courtland. Terms,
half cash and balance in twelve
months. Will trade for real cs-
tate. Call on or address
JAMES POWELL,
j2o At Coutland, Miss.
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NEW FIRM.

As will H. seen from the above card that
g. W. Bsllcntine has associated himself
with 4. {. Ballcntine in the general Incr.
ehandisc business at the OIL staHd in sardis.
under the firm maine and style Of 6. W.
Ballentine y Son. They will keep a gcner.
al assortment of merchandise and a contin.
n of the trade heretofore extended To
Ballrntinc n McCracken Is respectfully o
licitcd. g. ". BALLgNrtNr.
X. {. BALLgSrisE.
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Hundreds Of men. women and
children rescued from beds Of pain
sickness and almost death and
made strong and hearty by Park
er's Ginger Toni. are the best evil
dences in the world of its sterling
worth. You can find these in ey-
cry community. Post. See adj
vertisemcnt. ia21 Al
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II you owe for the STAR and
Pn't wish to be ''dunned," please
Ettle your dues during thi, month.
|bout March Ist. we will send out
(atements to all delinquents.
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PROFESSOR Tice says in his al
hanac, that from the and to the
|th Of this month we will have
Felouding, threatening weather,
bith heavy storms; 9Th and 9th
lear or fair, 10th to Izth clouding,
threatening weather, with rain or
now"
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ALTHOUGH there have been
|nmerous failures throughout the
tate recently, we have had
|one in Sardis, and will very prob
ply net have any, in the opinion
one Of our leading business men.
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Gene early and take your choice
from one Of the best lot Of mules
ever broughs,o this market. Rice,
Aiken 4 Go.
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Mr.. Gunter and His New Store.

An extended notice Of the new
building and Mr.. Gunter's removal
to it is unrvoidably crowded out.
viii appear next week, by which
time Mr.. Gunter will have finished
moving.
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We will sell millinery and fancy
goods at a great reduction in prices
to close out the stock. g. w.
Ballcntine & Son.
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BIZ Tuesday Justice Meek fined
hllace Wilbourn, colored, S.,
} disturbing public worship at
Ii Hill church last Sunday
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Tpr sardis Dramatic Club had
/ meeting the other night. and reor-
Eanized under the name Of "The
Pardis Dramatic Company" They
Expect to have an entertainment in
few days. We hope the organi-
patton viii be permanent and the
company successful.
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oNE Of our citizens ordered a
barrel Of Irish potatoes shipped to
him from Memphis the other day,
e. o. D. thinking !, would
come by freight; but !, came by
express. and the charges thereon
vas y IS. The &C. O.. d." bus
'ness don't work on sfreight train.
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Bargains IN Millinery Goods.

Having determined to close out
the millinery department Vi our
business, we will sell all goods in
that line at greatly reduced prices.
g. w. BALLENTrNE & Son.
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Having sold ms entire interest in the late
firm Of Ballcntine x McCrackcn to Geo. W.
Ballentine, ! desire in retiring to bcspeak for
the new firm OF G.. W. Ballentine 4 Son. y
liberal share of the patronage heretofore ca
tended to Ballcntine < McCrnckcn.
jS.u ". I. MCCRACkES.
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S. NJ. WOODLAND, Tax AS
.sor of Pamela county, will start
his annual round Of assessing
xt week.
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surreyer's Notice.

Persons desiring my services
can address me at CORTLAND, their
calls will be promptly answered.
JESSE b. PORTER.
jan 20 I'm County Surveyor.
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Correction.

In the report OF the County SUI
perintendent of p. +. Mrs. L. G.
Lanier, Pleasant, Mt, should have
been: Taught two months and
received $5Ioo.
J. A. RAINwATER, Supt. 2. Z.
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hoard u Mayor and AZ
[men will have their regular
|o,bly meeting next Monday.
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I'VE hear of a good deal of seed
|tton being stolen from the ''pens'
lar here. Somebody buys this
btton. Look sharp. or the law
Fll nab you.
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Two travelling auctioneers have
In doing sardis this week. They
\ not sell much, but it was not
! want Of lung power.
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TnEaE are only two prisoners
d Spwey, and Sam Pollard, col
Fed-Ain the county Jail. Sam is
boxed for the convict farm next
teek.
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Call at CIV BaIlentinc & Sons
and buy millinery goods lower than
ever before.
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Is considerable litigation
H. iustices courts--a result Of
Linz up the business Of the old
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PNEUMONIA is more prevalent
h than at any time for several
hrs past. BE careful, and don't
the cold weather get its chilly
|p on you.
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You can save money by buy
ing your coffee, sugar, cheese.
tobacco, soap, candles, and in fact
all kinds of groceries at the great
clearing sale of
L.. FIsHEL.
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|rHERE are so few business
I,ses in Sardis, that there is a
of a law suit to decide
u is entitled to one OF them.
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kpuauARy Is such a short month
b, |, cannot afford TO give five
Es to any Of the days Of the
lex.
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Ladies who appreciate elegance
and purity are using Parker's Hair
Balsam. 1t is the best article sold
for restoring gray hair 10 its orig
inal color and beauty.
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Form ire basIa N mahY a We
ANup remedies M W. market. and
Afe ne Iasi resort " Physicians
aud people wito know no better
medicine t. employ, lt lltis dis
ifessing complaint The effects
~ either ~ these drugs afe dc.
siuCtive ~ che system, producing
headache. inlesial disorders, vcri.
~, dizziness, ringing Of the ears,
and depression Of THO constitution
al healts Ayers Ague Cure IL .
vegetable discovery, containing
neither quinihe, arsenic, nor any
delctcrious ingredient, and Is an
infalliblc and rapid cure for every
form Of Fever and Ague. It's
effects are permanent and certain,
and no injury can result from It's
use. Besides being a positive cure
for Fever and Ague in all its
forms. II is also a superior remedy
for Liver Complaints. Its an en-
cellent tonic and preventive, as
well as cure, of all complaints pc
euliar to malarious, marshy and
miasmstic districts. 1t acts d.
rectly on the Liver and hillary ap-
paratus, thus stimulating the sys-
TEN to a vigorous, healthy condi-
ton. For sale by all dealers. (o)