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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-07
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Feb. 6.
The Times, forecasting the Queens speech
at the opening of Parliament, says the works
which it will be practicable to undertake af-
ter reform of the parliamentary rules,
namely, the bankruptcy bill, the county gov
eminent bill and municipality of London bill
will not make the session remarkable. The
government will point out many symptoms
Of improvement in the state of Irelend. For
eign affairs will be slightly noticed.
Affairs in Ireland.
At a meeting of the Irish parliamentary
party, today, Purnell was reelected chair.
man. and a resolution was adopted that the
entire question of ADMINISTRATION in Ireland
particularly the suppression of the tenants
organization, shall be raised in an address in
reply to a speech from the throne.
Insurrection in Arabia.
ATHENS, Feb. g.
The instruction in Yemen, Arabia, is gain
ing ground. Numbers of Arabs have deserted
the Turkish standard. The insurgents are
in possession of the principal interior towns
and occupy positions from which they can
only be dislodged by large force.
The Jews in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. g.
Gen. lgnatieff. minister Of interior, in re-
ceiving Jewish delegation, said that he
hoped before manv months were over, the
western frontier would be open to the Jews
The murder of a family of six persons near
Novidor, was committed by a body of peas
ants, without the smallest provocation.
Agriculture in Turkey.
CoNsrANTINoPLB, Feb. 6.
The Sultan held an interview with the
American Minister Wallace, yesterday, in or
der to gain Information respecting agricul-
ture, and he has sent to America for speci-
mems Of the most improved agricultural i'm
plements.
Printers on a Strike.
MADRID, Feb. s.
Several journals were unable to appear to-
day on account of a strike of the compos-
itors. 1t is feared the strike will extend
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Schooner Ashore.

WELLFIEET, Feb. s.
Schooner Sarah b. Harris, Capt. Nathan
Blake, from New York for Boston, ran ashore
in Wellfieet Bay. The vessel is laying easy.
The crew were frost bitten She has q cargo
of fostic consigned to the East Boston dye
works. Part of the deckload was lost and
one boat was swept overheard. The owner
of the vessel is Noah Mayo of Boston.
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CONDENSED DIsPATCHES.

The mayor of Philadelphia declines re-li.
censing theatres where liquor Is sold.
Archbishop Purcelrs health 10 failing He
Is at ursuline convent, in Brown county,
Ohio.
The first Methodist Episcopal church a,
Racine, Wis. was burned. Sunday. Loss
,0o0. Partly insured.
The brig Grace Lothrop and schooner
Charles H. Lawrence. which went lahore be-.
low Boston port in . gale the 3lst ult-, were
so badly damaged BY heavy sea thst boeh
will be total loss.
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The Portland Press characterizes the
nomination by Gov. Plaisted of Mr.. Put
man to succeed Judge Lbbey on the Bench
~ "cheap demagoguery. and an attempt
to punish Judge Iibbey for joining with
the other members OF the Supreme Court
in the admirable opinions against the
contingent infamy. The Press farther
says: 1.-The nomination of Mr. Putnam
was made without his knowledge or con-
sent and with the full knowledge on the
part of the Governor that he would not
under any circumstances accept the place.
Mr.. Putnam was in full and active SYM
patty with Judge Libbcy in his opposition
to the thieves. and would not be party
to anything looking like rebuke for an
honorable discharge of a high duty.
Furthermore Judge Libbey's term does
not expire until April %. more than two
and one-haf months hence. so that the
nomination of anybody is untimely. 1t
looks rs though the Governor was minded
to try for a little cheap reputation for good
judgment bv nominating series of eminent
lawyers who will certainly not take the
place under the circumstances So we
may expect that the Spring and Summer
and perhaps the Autumn. will be occupied
by this procession of good men who can
not help themselves. because their names
are placed on the books without their
knowledge or consent. 1t is a poor and
trivial way to attempt to make political
capital. and the Governor will not proba-
bly, find it profitable as the motive is so
obvious. OF course the Council cannot
confirm any Of these nominations thus
made for effect. They will probably sim
ply lay them on the table and leave the
Governor to withdraw them and substitute
others as often as he pleases. Judge Lib
hey should be made his own successor il
he is willing to continue on the bench
The Council cannot properly consent to
any other appointment. and no honorable
lawyer would consent to take hi. place
under the circumstances
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NORTH VASsALRORO,

Semi-daily mail service will commence be-
tween this village and Waterville on the 18th
inst.-Mr. Joseph Young has rented, and will
take possession of the Cascade House at West
Waterville, about the first of March mime.
Ricard Of Boston will give an evening of re-
citals and approximations at Citizens Hall on
the 18th. for the benefit of the Grand Army
Post.-The Masonic fraternity will give an
entertainment about the oath inst the pro-
ceeds TO 60 toward buying an organ for their
hall
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Special Weather Bulletin
AND COMMERCIAL
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. @.
FLOUR-dull.
WHEAT higher: No.a Chicago Spring. 3os
6 301. cash; Feb. 36i; March 3IE; April
32i.
CORN-hgher At col fresh; and 6Os cash bid 60,
Feb; March 6Ol; April.
OATS - steady All cash 42; Feb. AZ; Mar. 42l
April Al.
kYE-lOwer; 81.
BARLEY-dull At O3.
PORK at Is 90 for cash and Is 67l for Mar
10 90 for Feb.
LARD-at II IS for cash; II 4'l Mar; Feb II 37l
BULK AEAT-Shouiders, 8o5; short rib, 9 IS
Short clear. y IS.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

We we will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-V oltaic Belts and other Electric APP
pliances on trial for thirty days to young men
and older persons who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality. etc, guaran-
teeing speedy relief and complete restoration
of vigor and manhood. Also for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney
difficulties. Ruptures, and many others dis
eases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Ad-
dress VOltaic Belt CO., Marshall, Mich.
Oct27dtwly
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His Ignorance Cos, me also. 90.

was sick abed for three months. The
doctor said had Prolapsus Uteri, which wa.
untrue. He didn't try to cure me but want.
ed to make 81 so every day. Nv uncle il
druggist, and he told me to turn the doctor
Of and try Sulphur Bitters. l did so and
i've dollars worth of Sulphur Bitters cured
me Of general weakness and debility. Mrs.
-, New Haven. feb7deod&w2w
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Murderer Captured.

ALBANY, Feb. s.
Oscar Beckwith. the alleged murderer of
S. A. Vandercook, whose body was found
cut into pieces near Austerlitz, Columbia
county. jan 10th, was caught this afternoon
in the woods in the township Of Gallatin,
about 20 miles from the scene of the tragedy.
by two young men named Lown and Weaver.
Beckwith was lodged in the Hudson Jail to-
night A reward of $500 had been offered
BY the Governor. to which the county author
tiles had added $3.50
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4 Vessel Burning.

New YORK, Feb. 6.
Steamship Mas. from Rotterdam, reports
Jan. 22d, latitude 80 deg. Is min. longitude
l3 deg. 40 min, passed large ship on fire.
She was water-logged, and probably loaded
with lumber. She was painted black. with
greenish yellow scroll work on her bow,
scrsped top-mast. jibboom lost and no boats
on deck. The ship was almost totally burned
out, could not perceive any name. Held q
sharp lookout for boats during the whole day,
but saw none.
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Farewell Reception.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.
A farewell reception was given, tonight, at
Cooper's Institute, to +. NJ. Healy, M. P,
and'was well attended. Congressman Cox
presided and made the opening address to
which Healy replied. Addresses were then
read to Healy thanking him for his course
in the British Parliament. Addresses were
also made by Senator Cozans and others.
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Accident to q Tug.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.
Tug Gamecock, with eighteen barees in
tow, from New Haven, when of Sands point.
Saturday afternoon, parted the towing haw-
sers, and ten barges drifted ashore on Harris
Island. Six Of the other barges were picked
up again, in Cow bay, and the other tow, net
being found, are supposed to have sunk with
their crews. Tug Paul Jones, which sprung
. leak Saturday, is sunk at City Island.
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What Physicians say.

SAx LEAxpRo, Cal. January 6, 1877.
DIR. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo. NY: Dear Sit
Il have employed your pheasant Purgative
Pellets" in my practice for the last four years
now use no other Alternative or cathartic
medicines in all chronic arrangements OF
the stomach, liver, and bowels. know OF
nothing that equals them.
J. A. MILLER. NJ. ID.
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HarbOr Buoys to be Replaced.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.
The light house board gives notice that the
Dutch Island harbor buoy, red. No. 2, Nara
gansett Bay, and red buoy, No. 4, of Church's
Point, Sakonna river, missing will be re-
placed soon as practicable
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Wrestling Match.

ST.. Louis, Feb. s.
The wrestling match between Andre Chris.
toi and VIM Muldoon, for the championship
OF the United States. three trials, Greco-
Roman style, was won tonight by Muldoon.
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Railroad Accident.

SAN Francisco, Feb. s.
freight train and an emigrant train on
the Southern Pacific collided last night in
Sangergonia Pass. Both engines and 30 cars
were demolished: no lives lost,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-07

When your friend or neighbor is laboring
under bodily affection, indigestion, bilious
ness. constipation, caused b. impurity Of
blood, or disorders of the kidneys or liver,
don't fail to recommend Burdock Blooa Bit
ters. a sure and safe remedy. Price Sl.00.
trial size 10 cents. febs td&wl Twp
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Report Denied.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. s.
The report of the unfavorable turn in the
health Of Archbishop Purcell is denied. The
Catholic Telegraph has n telegram from the
priest In Brown county. which states that the
ArchbishoP 10 remarkably we'll and intends
% ride ont - soon - the weather will per-
nit
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Anchor and Is Fathoms Of Chain Lost.

DRSNIsPoRT, Mass, Feb. 6.
The schooner Beatrice of Halifax, Capt.
Purdy, Ponce for Boston, with sugar and
molasses, lost her sheet anchor and about
10 fathoms Of chain in the storm, Saturday,
and was obliged to cut away the foremost.
The crew and vessel are otherw Use in good con.
dition. She lies about three miles from the
shore.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. s.
At the Campbell street Christian church,
last night, Rev. Mr.. Gancy called for sinners
to step forth. General Abe Buford was the
FIRST to step up and be baptised He an.
nounced that he would retire permanently
from the turf
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DR.. Pierce Golden Medical Discoy ery'
has become so thoroughly established in pub
lie favor that we're it not for the forgetfulnes.
OF people it would not be necessary to call at
tention to is power to cure consumption
which 10 scrofula of the lungs, and Other
blood diseases, As eruptions, blotches, pimples
ulcers, and silver complaint
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HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. S.
The town of Hartford, today, authorized
! the High School committee to erect and fur.
nish new building. to take the place of the
one destroyed by fire Jan. oath, at an expen.
diture not to exceed 5000, 900.
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Memorial Services.

NEWPORT, r. l., Feb 6.
Contrary to published statements, the spec
ial service to have been held at Claiming
Memsrial church. last night, in memory Of
Rev. DIR. Bellows, are postponed one week
The full programme will be carried out ne
Monday night. and will consist Of a discourse
by Rev. Mr.. Schemerhorn and an original
poem
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ResolstiOn Adopted.

PORTLAND, Feb s.
The Portland Board of Trade today passed
resolutions requesting our congressional del
egation to vote for a permanent organization
of the signal service.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
[ Associated Press kilograms TO the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.
Narrow Escape.

DAxARIscoTIA, Feb. 6.
Thomas Browns house, with its entire
contents, was burned at Round Pond last
night As the burning roof fell in it awak-
ened Brown, which vas the first warning.
He was quite severely burned and escaped in
his night clothes. He lived alone.
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\ Dwelling Burned.

MIDDLEBoRo, Mass, Feb. s.
The dwelling owned BY Albert g. Picking,
was burned, Sunday evening Loss 81, 600 !:
no insurance. Supposed cause defective
chimney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-07

Found at Last A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind
Consumption, as well as the numerous
satellites which revolve around 1t in the shape
of coughs. colds, bronchitis, sore throat, in
fiuenza. &c. The remedy we allude to is Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
feb, feO1Swlw
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Peter Kieffer, Cor. Clinton and Bennett,
Street, Buffalo, was badly bitten bv horse.
and spilled Thomas Eclectric Oil, which
inmediately relieved the pain, and in four
days the wound was healed.
feb7fd&vlv2n
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a HouIe.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, |
Washington, ID. c.. Feb. ii A. NJ. {
For the New England and Middle States
fair weather; northwesterly, shifting to east.
erly winds; stationery or higher temperature
followed by falling barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
Fair weather is indicated for Wednesday
in the South Atlantic States and the north
west.
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4aiIp &tuIrebsf JDnrrmi.
Augusta, Tuesday Morning, Feb. 7.
The Appearances Bin.

The apportionment bill agreed upon By
the census committee md reported 70 the
House increases the number Of expresses
tatives from 1893 to 800 The following
table shows how many representatives
each State now has. how many IT would
have according to the new apportionment
bill. and the gain or loss Of each State:
Presenf Pr,posed
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Drowning Accident.

VIcksBURG, Feb. 6.
Mr.. Lappenton, his sister and daughter,
while going to church in Union county, yes
terday, drove into swollen stream and were
drown ned.
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The Mid Lothian Mine Disaster.

RICHMOND, Feb. s.
Five bodies haze been recovered from the
Mid Lothian mine, and the work is beina
pushed vigorously.
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New York stock Market.
New York Money Market.

Evening Report.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.
Money loaned at to 81 in addition to legal interest
and closed ut -. Prime Mercantile paper, Sac. Elk.
change steady 81 for long, and S9i for short. Gov
ernments steady and ! higher. State bonds gene
rally dull. Railroad bonds, active.
transactions. 10000 shares.
Closing bids:
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Sprrial Notirrs.
A CARD.

"A CAHD
To all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. Station ID, New York City. oct29- &wmq
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NOTICE.
DEAD RIVER LOG DRIVING COMPANY,

The members Of the Dead River Log DRIVING
company are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing OF the mpany will be holden at d. c. Paimer's
once In Gardiner on Wednesday the 22nd day of
February next at O'Clock in the forenoon for the
purpose OF choosing officers 'or the ensuing wear.
Company, and to any other business tbou.bt
proper when met. CALVIN G. TOTMAN, Cjerf.
Fairheld, Feb. f. 1sez. fsbStI1
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSON indebted to =. Swain l. Co. are
"A requested TO call aud make immrdi al e payment
10 T. SPRINGER,
1ebtfeodlm at Office of swain
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Special Advertisements.

Small advertisements, not exceeding three line,
coming under the head Of WANTED, For SALE
TO LET, LOST, SC, ,ciU be inserted here time
for 20 CENTS three times for 40 CENTS and one reel
for so cents.
DEMOVED.-The subscriber has removed from
IL his old stand to the store three doors north OF
Steam Dye House.
fhit2we j. F. CLARK.
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For Sale.
ENOR S:LE.-House lots. Charming location.
II Health Inspiring atmosphere. Picturesque sur
rOundngs. Far remote from the home of the spor
tive frog and IA al malaria.
H. G. STAPLES, The Window Shade Man.
Nor SALE-My surplus milk will sell at my
II farm for cts. quart. Milk delivered in the
city at cents. feb2tlw EDWARD LEONARD.
INOR SALE.-Two Upright Steam Engines of
II / II. T. and IS H. r, in t,strate working order
will be sold at a bargain.
KENNEBEC WIRE WORKS.
Hallowell, Jan. 80, 1872. jan3l teod&wlw
nor SALE-one good 7octave piano. and one
Il old STYLE cheap for cash. Wells Furniture
Rooms. decl0nf
LNOK SALE. Two houses on State ST. One OF
IL them occupied as laundry, and Grow.
st. Apply to Miss E. 7. Bartlett J. W. Patter-
son. noylBtf
To Let
ITO LET-House on State street, with stable.
l. Also, one or two rooms Apply O Miss +. I.
Bartlett, IS State St. dec2sttf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16
SHIPPING VIEWS.

SHIGYINb NFV ).
PORT OF NEWBORN FRIDAY, SEPT Is. 1882.
ARRIVED
steamer Donap Gen RnG6 RrGms. eGt g. SOUTHAMPTON
g. with mdse passengers to henderson Bros. 90,
ui sSa and passengers to r r Iacr
steamer Scholten Dich Ni~ rotterdam sept = Win
mdse and passengers to tunGn tdye q CO. p, - ,o
&c oi1'''' = ''' wan ''''', ''D
steamer Acapulco, shackord, Aspnwal DAYS with
mdsr ana passengers Pachc Mall ~ Co.
steamer Aiha@SI9 os ~ And tag9 1 a am aa
steamer kans% a. Gret5%3on R e London Dr., ds and
Steamer Manhattan stevens West Point Va with mdsc
stamer cry Dasse savannah. % hours with mdse
ana passengers TO ii Yonge. IT.
nUNsGr-wmd at SANDY HOOK. moderate wv; hay. At
Clty Island, light NV clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Helveta OBJ. Rogers Liverpool F W Hurst
steamer City OF Chester Bn. Watkins Liyorpoo-John q
Steamer Denmark b. Tyson Lo2donmF iLqrst
St or,drIi p ,eni9T Pcserng q CO.
steamer Ethiopia (BrI, campbell Glasgow Henderson
steamer caldera Or Bioue Marseles and Barcelona
steamer bohemia Ger. Pezoet, Hamburg Kunhardt &
steamer Vadeand ,Belg Grimm. Antwerp Peter Wright
steamer claudius (Ger) Bumberg, Port Lemon, &c
steamer Athos GIr, Gladwin Kingston Aux Cages etc
steamer OcIorara, Reynolds, Baltimore-J Krems
steamer Mary Louisa OBI. Glib, Balumore-funch Edge
mOnd-Old Dominion - Co
steamer Texas Risk Royal and Fernandina
III Mallory Co
Steamers Australia. for Hamburg Lady Lycett Rocriam
Bristol. Dublin Eclipse Queenstown san Juan. Aspnwa
audjts Jamaica Roanoke Norfolk; Oc0Tdra and Mary
Iouisa. Baltimore; KanASha. Newport News.
sailed. Long Island sOGnd-steamer Eleanora, for
Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS
LIyERPooIse pt l5-Ar1vel steamer Caribbean tBrl, King
QTErssr0wN Sept l5-Arrved steamer wisconsin, Rigby
from NcW-NOIk sept ., on her way TO Liverpool.
sailed steamer CITY OF Berlin LeitchII0m liVerpooihenc
for New-HGrk.
HUI sept l6-Auved. steamer Morven OBJ. Wardnock
from Baltimore Aug 20.
NEWCASTLE, sept l5-ArriVei steamer sam Weller (Br
Murray from Baltimore Aug %.
FAsIsFT sept .5-Arrvcd steamer Scytlia Brl Murphy,
sept g. on her to Queenstown ana Liver
pool. 20,
DUBIN sept15-Auyed steamer sceptre (Br Steele from
Baltimore Aug 20
HAMarRG sept l5-Arrived steamer sesia, Albes from
New York sept
AMSTERDAM sept IS Arrived steamer Zaaniam Ditch,
Cheyalicr, from New-York Aug so.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON sept l6-Arrfved steamers Calico obj, jenkins
Hun. Hermann tHelg, Ey ". Antwerp. -
PHILADELPHIA sept l5ArrV ed, steamer + biddle, Wal
lace. New \
sailed. steamer MayhOweT Sew-GOrk.
BALTIMORE. l5-Arrve, steamers Royal brown tBr,
Thomson Beuisaf Leipzig Ger, Peiher. BIoneu John W
Garrett. Foster &cw-IoTk.
Cleared SIC ancrs Kate Br Jeuls, Dunkirk Wm Wood
ward Young New YORK Harrington ar Suiiees Dublin
sailed. steamer tbTysOhts
SAVANNAH sept 1b-Arrved City Of Macon New
Cleared, steamer City OF Savannah, ewYork
NRw-ORLEANe, sept lbAt the Pssses-Arrived steamer
GALVESTON sept l6-ssiled Ro Grande Burrows
Esw.Xork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

physicians being speedily opened Our climate is
stimulating our habits stimulating the struggle for ex
cry side May Coca be destined b. the grand palliative
Of these conditions aud the useful sustanor OF exeon
aryelousy both OF mind ana body look
the great OF life and health in future
1872 HENRY.sT BRoOKLYs
TO THE LKBIo company; Your preparation Of ocais tho
best i have over seen. W .. ShAhbE, NJ d.
EDWIN ~ HALE NJ D. Professor OF Mareria Medica In
the Chicago Medical College author OF Lectures on Diseases
have used with good results In cases OF fnnetiona
heart disorder aud In organic heart disease anu 10 iosS M
which so And and children wbichi best
described by the word dgetness" or nervous erethsn
WHAT ~ COCAi
Tho first reply f. that IT IS NOT cocoa
marvellous thar enables the Indians. without any her
nourshment the while 10 perform forced marches ot I'VE
DAYS Drarng stnulant lnd tonic that by the
use OF alone they viii peogm outneyoof 800 miles Without
DR. WI :. SEARLa, Of Brooklyn. y. y says; Tho
effect Of tn Coca upol tic human system borders mp me
doubted veac.iy, De altogether beyond bohsf"
PRoFEssoR GRAzELLA Of tho Royai unyeIsity o o,
IL, users Is ho rule ana not as with u.s. the exception lhey
PKOFEssORJ j. j. VANTsHUDI ("Travels IN PeiuQ
says Setting aside all cXrav agant and visionary notices
refer 10 the numerous examples or longevity among
ndiaos tainne he g,ea ago Of M years AMI these men
at the ordinary rate If consumption, must In the course of
their ives have chewod not les than 700 pounds Of the
leaf au retained The most perfect health ana ylgoI .
dri cIiv and there was steady loss OF weight mo results
cb'aned in two weeks were hide d. iae lug patent
gained ave pounds, another three pounds aud so on.
J. e. LEIGAkDY NJ. d.. savannah.
President Medical society VI Georgia, sc. &c
PREPARED ONLY BY THE
LIEBIG LABORATORY AND CHEMICAL WORKS CO.,
MANUFACrUEING CHEMISTS.
NETWORK, PARIS AND LONDON