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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16
4 AREMARKABIEs
ac n
s,,ominent Man Nssue ~. /.

w.. s,,lowing article from tpe al
!, y lne a.y,t ~ and CAroricle, Of Rochester :,
pesoe;'" Y sS 3 q Ma 90 striking nature, ar 3
n. x, z 2 Con, = 81 ID reliable a soeEees Z Z
u 4 d herewith repuoiisnesas s tsr 81
,has ~ sddition to the valuable ma,S aaS;nu.
aaas y aan,s AIMS. Il will be found exceso'
~ j interessiSg ,ss s,''s. sf as Dsnessa' a''a
c1sodsls .Mx motives Tor the paolsotss Ips,sscts
most ,o unusual stsss%sdfsa ss'as for
ton q In s,,.' n''s are Arst. gratituaee -
s M na's ,sact that have pcen "a secondly,
Il Il ~, Sorrible death, arc q rsad this
= ci6ceptive s4aru all lsfwho ~ ,,,ost
mlhave ever been Ssesne q; y "a Z. 1ssss.
ii fact that to-day thousands OF pcopI,
: are within foot of the grave and
they do not klowit. To tell how
= was caught away from just this posi-
,. tioll and to warn others against near
ing it, are my objects in this com
"a munication. IS
j, On the first day of June 1881, ! lay
al my residence in this city surroun
! ded by my friends and waiting fo
= death. Heaven only knows the agony
s then endured, for words can neyel
h. describe it. And yet, il a few yeari
q previous, any one had told me that
Z, was to be brought so low, and by 81
! terrible adisease, should have scofl
y ed at the idea. had always beer
uncommonly strong and healthy, had
IS weighed over 200 pounds and hardly
y knew, in my own experience. what
: pain or sickness we're Very many
= people who viii read this statement
a. realize at times that they are IN.
5, usually tired and cannot account fol
v Lit. They feet unusually tired and
! cannot account fortit. They feel
dull and ifdefnite pains in various
> parts of the body and do not under.
r stand it.. Or they are exceedingly
v hungry one daxsand entirely without
Z appetite the.next,r This was just the
way felt when the relentless malady
= which had fastened itself upon me
g first began. Still | thought it was
r nothing that probably / had taken !
VI cold which would soon pass away.
|, Shortly after this I noticed dull,
and at times neuralgic, pains in my
'e head, but II would come one day and
e be gone the next. paid but little at
tention to it. However, my stomach
/. was out Of order and my food often
failed to digest, causing at times
great inconvenience. Yet / had nc
'e idea, even as q physician, that these
- things meant anything serious or thai
s.;.ease was becoming
I aot NO better. -
liar color and odor about the flnids,
: was passing-also that there were were
large quantities one day and very
y little the next, and that q persistent
i froth and scum appeared upon .n' y
10 surface and sediment settled y
ltho bottom. And yet l did not re
alize INV danger, for, indeed, seeinl !,
|" these symptoms continually, ! ilnall
hecame ACCUSTOMED to them, and ~ y
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No. Connects at Greensboro with r.
& ID. r.. r. for all points North, East and
West, via Danyille. At Goldsboro with w .
& W.aR II. for Wilmington
No. 3d. Connects at Salisbury with w.
N. G. r. r. for all points in Western North
Carolina; daily at Greensboro with r. & D.
r. r. for all points North East and West.
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POETRY.
For the Recorder.
SPIxINta, .

Y II - - - w,
IA lovely Spring opens her bright blue SKY,
gain toour enraptured gaze,
III ives the plants that frost compelled tdie,
kud perspades the violet is modest bad
10 raise.
T1 birds again resume their merry song
}Sbich long has been hllsbed g op,a' !.
Wt welcome them back ~ sa}f f'ea'"e's'l3 I
athrong, ,si,Asaas.
,---mrr not ,v'ss Gaa- al's'fss |.
hat long have sIeptin Winters cold en-
TSE' come NOD e. .;'ssrl ca
Them asa sweet and ever welcome face.
Soon The hawthorn lis snowy aowepsshall
wave;
Thetulip IDS gaudy crown shall rear;
The rose in ndewdrops soon shall leave
It's ssnowy folds and heay'n dyed petals fair.
COUNTRY Girl.
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MICA MASKS.

A well-known German manufaot,a
of mica wares, Herr Rapk
Breslau, now makes mjsassan
the face, which are SeSsed ne a
very light and They sfrsA q
heat nor oy All yorklpsu WI .
prUtect'3bse /, , .S Be injured BY fk. &
,,Ossious ,,ssi vApors, all syes,masqas,
imcaI and glass ws FINDING spd ];
etc; .'';,.,I,.' In all IL si3N Syiss
I%sn,as polishing e,"'. ~e.S arsiss ~
sssS"'% e .ss %iss iissssyTIthoas
T,,s"o r -. nIadsl are fixed
Of ssbestosAo. as not to be attacl
by heat or lid. These masks 4 ~
the turning oithe eyes in any d'r3s
ton, and, as aglRst mica spectsd
they afford lhe advantage Of
lection TO the whole face. In ccrt
cases the neck and d,culders 1
also be guarded by sheS, of q
impregnated with iire-proof mats
or by asbestos sheets attached to fli'1
mask. The interval between the
mica and the eye allows Of workmen
who have poor eyesight wearing
apectacles, and Of workers with FIRE
Ier in melting operations wearing
coSred glass spectaclos under the
ma without fear Of breakage Of The
glas mica being such a bad con-
ductofQf heat. Where the mask has
to be wa v long. il is found desirable
to add caounaouc tube wiz
mouth.piecstOr admiss'a Of
air; the I'd Z passes Odf
shoulders, whse its fun21
end (sometimes holding =
SPONGE is supportsd.
q sort of cap attachs1
on the head. d.--Lox
Providence
sions; yet op
the unive
edge hI
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
30. ls. Dailg except Sunday

No. ls, Daily except Sunday
r. Leave Goldsboro, 80 p M
=. Arrive Raleigh, l0Pm
~+. Leave Raleigh, 00am
~ ~ ArriveGreensboro2 20 pm
No. 50-Cnnnects at Charlotte with A. 4
G. Airline for all points in the South and
South west, and with c., &. d A. II. II. for
all points South and Southeast. -.
n n C.h,ax..te - 4 slnc.si..fsss Y
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dT Tana vnse 4, slilntrrJ y slpaa lssl
around his head, and the enthusiasm
broke forth and lasted 50 long that
six policemen gathered on the corner
and barrel Of beans was upset in
the q ocery below Detroit Free Press.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16
eATE UNIVERSITY RAILRAoD.

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
WITHOUT CHANCE.
On train No. 50, New York and Atlanta vi
Washington and Danville, and betweeI
Greensboro and Charleston.
On train No. SO, Richmond aud Charlotl
and Washington and Charlotte via DanyiIll
~. Through Tickets Oh sale at q Greeusbi
70, Raleigh, GOldsborO. Salisbury aud Chat
lOtte. andat all principal points south, sontA
west. West. North aud East. For EInigraII
rates 10 points IN Arkansas and Texas,
A. POPE, -
49, Cen. Passenger Agent,
28T Richmond, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DE PROBLEM OF LIFE.
I5,e gloomy Views ora sable
.Bcrcminh.

u 3sss'- vs-.r--- Z,
sWhat I desire to say began
Brother Gardner, as.the meeting open
ed sam to de effect dat Prof. Arti-
choke Higgins am in de atlnty room
ab1 ready to appear befor' us an
dkliber his celebrated lectur on Am
life With the Liyin' Fur y De pro-
fassor am a resident of Arkansas, in
which state he was won seben silver
rleials fur maxim de longest Jumps
d record, He arroye heah from
chicago las night on mixed train,
phid a boy two shillins to show him
IL way tony house an fur as | can
se from his talk an degay he combs
Ills bar, de man am a scholar an a
gbm'len. Sir Isaac Walpole, You an
diveadam Johnes win put on yer
White kids, blue neckties an swaller-
TITLED coats an escort Prof. Huggins
inter the hall
The brothers mentioned retired to,
the dressing-room and donned their
state apparel, and after the lapse of a
few minutes they appeared inthe hall
With Gst aIG GisssGi I ssGlsss izsGl - = %
pesed to be a man about five feet ten
inces high. prominent nose, retiring
chill eyes about the color Of boiler
| iroa and dressed in faultless taste.
AIT slipping troche into his
mod. he bowed impressively and
Ebegl
\ friends, II pleases me exceed
ingIto behold sich a vast sea Of in
ltelldual fsces befo' lne ISensatiop, y
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.I,.sa The Girl.

- 49, ~---f - - .55g
His name was Augustus Smythe !,
he was a clerk in dry goods store,
and he didn't earn enough to starve
.dccently on. but with that sublime as
slrance which distinguished the lah-
,de-dash young man ofthe day, he was
paying attention to the prettiest girl
in the city. He managed, by not
paying his washwoman and tailor,
take her to theatres, but as times
were getting hard he concluded to
marry her and saw he expense Of
boarding. BY some process Of men.
tai arithmetic known to the genius,
he discovered with great difficulty
that what was not enough for one was
enough for two, and forthwith con-
clud.d to pop. lie knew that his per-
sistent sits had kept all other young
men away, so he had no fears Of a
rival. When the time came and he
found himself In the company Of bis
Laura IN her papa's comfortable par
lor, he leisurely seated himself by
her side on the sofa, took her dimp-
led little hand used only to tinkle the
piano with, and said in q broonze
voice:
Dear Miss Laura, | have conclud.
ed to marry"
Laura started, as he intended she
should. Then he resumed, gratl9,,; 8,
hssss 49,
is it on Court asss p0r'nur'a :
Laura.
aNa dearest, but what are localities
to hearts that love ] want q girl
that is good.tempcred, smart, economl-
cal. and who loves me? Darling 90
Won know or such. a one z
Laura, family; @Yes,'oh yes q"
sure | do,
%r<&.l .,-.tkar r,vo with
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a;.;or cohoi. danarted and
o::.",,aring sensatlous saad / mon ny u
nc sloa Me to retain ! w. 4 I nsticef i y,
was ~ M In = few Z "a s,sf 9 n ~ slso
! ;sed change forssns rSsssnsX NV hic-
ass' Y: M wife ana .....ssT;cs,ced IleSd II
wv ~ i, ceased and \ & e. IA 90 rejoIe
cou tha,a formerly ccndition Nsat
Y M 4 n fhis improves, : i; - eved but a,.}e
n .'se,, - What ] had pu ,ysdvinp bexls
aave before vas ~ ~ x nv fs&n
| rsed IN the presss'sr y Saco.ver i g I
~ s,,d friends, shouiua, u; x.t4it ~ !
sash I publicly an x ShA gqcd 2.
pnown this mevy a,d IA xheUby 4
humanity, wh(fevca lso peVss
lad Al, opportm'sy 1 eoy e J. =.
,n;ned that I wonls ,sb;o s s,.,H y I,
lactures in the co..n \ - ~ -
I, u Music of this ciss, ,,n1 ~ eeicsF' T., Z I
= thc symptoms ann IN, 'Ss's
y =. ~ .,.aa of .ny disosss R'ss
a.,
~ , i.ss.t6s(
" =, oe r,s.,s,ds h. ,(|<g \, |l|! yv(
s,.ad ~ e.a,,, s;rsx IA ~
% mw ,;ss and nrosart -; ~ IL
. - Warrar,s 60 K;drsv s,sEsIv
M cure the remedv which / nssd VA
,,.si - Since ~ racnyorv hsve N,c ,.o,,o
as =, Il ra.;nyastias.cd tIa suh;ac q :;
=. ~ nov d;aic,it;ss ana pr;rhf d,.ss.
~ -, and the trnths deva,oned sye ! aSfc,,n'
!, ~ ino I therefors stste dalihars Il
a. a. and asa nhvsicisn thst NM =
II MORE ra.M oSr.T,Ys Trsr
= wumu acr,,p ~ AMrpu.. '.ps
'@ % IN nv Rp,nur,s D,srAss
~ - KInNrys. This NAV sonnl i
- - rash statement hut 81 am nra
s. fully var;fy Il p.;rbt,s iii
y m d;stinct;va' svm,foms
~ ,ss Gndaad 4 often dayslons i;
~ ~ main wb.taver Il tha Lidnav
~ =. ric;nityS bnt has tba svn,
~ ~ 80
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Oats Vie III is cana Whars Dc
comfort ~ huch ttter y we
had.been fens posts, Or
picket fspeS IL am 4 mad str,]g-i s
gle sigl4 q come up ike sun
flowers an Nj down. Faint
groans'l Tod may win de big
turkey at de raffiS Amorrow we may
hab 70 pawn our .oat to keep de
Ssye gwine. [Siga Mt winks and
ilSss,l MY friends,ankin ! yor
l.lr ! Y ~ airnsst an inexl\ \pble atten
ven, p, aJ. rustin'dat giny Needle re
.sl'1s ..'a.ss ~, 4, y produetive ~ ober
-. s----,.-.np - N |. hear
A.fJT HnIf II "
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
TRAiNsGoING EAST.

No. IT, Daily except Saturday, a.
u Leave Greensboro 600pA Us
Arrive at Raleigh 304 a m
q at G0ldsboro 8 90 a m
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A San Francisco young lady gave
her "young man" beautifully work.
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taeNpESsED TIsE
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Durham. NC, Nov. s5. 1881.
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81
NO 80.

10 avow their motive. With them the less
he principle involved, the greater the victory
! of vindictiveness and malice. Anything for
them which would make the recently con-
demned the present victors. They have
very hunger in their heart to devour Judge
| Libbey. II all the hairs upon his whitened
head were lives, their great revenge had
stomach for them all.
But the Governor has a way of his own in
reaching the same result Had he Council
to agree with him, would he have nominated
MIR. Putnam: And il was very well known
by him. when he made the nomination, that
Mr.. Putnam would not accept the iudgeship.
if ever So sure of the place.
Our Executive" head evidently delights
, , in masquerade He likes to do business bv
indircction and by halves. lie loves to put
out false lights to see how matters NAV be
affected by them. His politics are of
varioloid character, and SO are his acts. He
can be a Greenbacker or Democrat or j oshua-
Nye- MAINE Law Prohibi,ionist. with very
slight alterations of the mask worn by him
when a Republican. lie is decidedly
esthetical in his style. And in this way he
is ever aiming at nothing in particular. and
hits his mark. He probably believes, with
Noltaire. that life is the art of being deceived
All this may be cunning, but cunning that is
sisily seen. When a man appears to have
the most cunning he really has the least.
Real and essential cunning hides its cunning;
while mimicry NJ cunning or aping of wisdom
covers one part Of u man and exposes another.
What then should be done in this situation?
There can be no doubt that the Executive
Council has performed public duty by
refusing to aid Governor Plaisted in his
attempt 10 punish and prescribe Judge
Libbey; and their duty is equally clear to
continue TO refuse confirmation of any man
to displace him. until the people can for
themselves decide whether Judge Libhey
shall or not be his own successor. Upon
him that takes revenge let revenge be taken
Let the Governor spend the intervening
months in rolling this stone up the hill,
whose returning force will roll over the very
hands which give il motion. lnasmuch as
Judge Libbey is discontinued from the bench
for one cause alone, and that cause is honor
able to him and dishonorable upon the part
of his enemies, let not the point be yielded.
The Governor can nominate, but he cannot
appoiat successor.
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A Vanderbilt as a Pencil Peddler.

ludicrous case of mistaken identity oc-
CURED at the fremont House yesterday after
noon. Some two weeks ago respectable.ap.
pearing young man went ~ the stationery
store Of Cameron, Amberg & Co., on Lake
street, and asked to see one of the proprie-
tors. He was referred to Mr.. Cameron, to
whom he represented that he was out of both
employment and money, and requested credit
for quantity Of indelible pencils, telling Mr..
Cameron that he would paw for them as soon
as he had sold sufficient to pay their first cost.
Since then Mr.. Cameron has not seen the
man. Yesterday Mr.. Cameron happened in
the office Of the fremont House, and espied q
man who he supposed was his debtor He
went up to him and told him he thought il
was about time that he called around and
paid tor the pencils he had bought. The
man assured Mr.. Cameron that he was not
selling pencils and that Mr.. Cameron was
mistaken. Mr.. Cameron thereupon asked
the gentleman What his name was, and the
reply was Cornelius n. Vanderbilt" Mr..
Cameron being unsatisfied, Mr.. Vanderbilt
called gentleman standing at the Office
counter, and asked him to identify him.
Mr.. Cameron apologized, but the joke was
too good to keep and Mr.. Vanderbilt told his
friends, and thus the story got out Chicago
TriJpne.
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Josh Billings Philosophy.

If you will sit down and wait, yung man, at
least onehaff of the good things ov life will
at sum time eddy around near WI, while the
more va chase them the more they will break
into run.
All ov natur's works are part ov a per-
fekshun ov plan. She makes no mistakes,
creates no vacancy, and guesses at nothing.
Ideas are what WINS but if a man han't got
but one he is very apt to run that one into the
ground, and take himself along with it.
Latter proves nothing. Wise men laff, and
deats grin all the time.
Cunning is a weak imitasliun ov wisdom,
and IL liable AT emmy time to merge into
fraud.
Happiness has abiding place, but often
is very near at hand, like the old woman's
spectacles. After hunting for them hi and To-,
she found them at last safe on her noze.
Gravity IL bekuminy to phool at all times
but only to a wiZe man on state ockashuns.
Very menny seek knowledge. not so much
for the truth az for the spcculashun thur IL in
it.
Heroizm IL simple, and yet it IL rare.
Every one who duz the best they ken IL
hero.
Buty is dangerous gift. The vanity it in
spires, and the base fattery it attracks its
pOssessors are not to be envied.
Charity makes no mistakes that she kan be
charged with.
Good breeding IL the only thing that kan
make phool endurable.
Servitude IL so unnatural that an honest
servant IL the rarest ov all things.
If a man haz got the right kind of religion
he kan pick up kreed emmy where that will
fit it.
Incidence IL quiet malady, but it haz eat
up more foundashuns and tipt over more su-
perstructures than wild ambishun ever haz
Abstinence should be the excepshun, and
temperance the rule.
There IL great art in knowing how to give
without creating any oblgashun.
As selfish and ll-bred as the mass of man.
kind are, prefer to live With them rather than
20 into solitude and try to live with myself.
Gratitude is word that you will find in the
dictionsrys, but you will not find much of II
anywhere else.-Nep York Weekiy.
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TO eRATIFY HIS WIFE.
An Interesting Story.-A Hopeless Case
Cured.-A Good Cause for Happiness.

Statement of Mr. Washington Monroe of Catskil
Green County, New York.
For many years l had suffered from a
complaint which the physicians called Gravel.
had employed some of the most noted doc
tors without obtaining any permanen, relief,
and for a long time my case was regarded as
hopeless. All who knew the circumstances
said must die. Finally, my wife induced
me to try a Bottle of DIR. kennedy's 'Favorite
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. l used
that and two or three bottle more, and--to
make long story short-I am now as healthy
a man as there is in the country.
Since then have recommended Favorite
Remedy to others whom knew to have suf-
fered from Kidney and Liver complaints :;
and assure the public that the 'Favorite
Remedy has done its work with a similar
completeness in every single instance, and
trust some other sick end discouraged mortal
may hear of it and try the 'Favorite Remedy
rs did.
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PILESi PILESi PILESi
4 Sure Cure Found at Last |!
No One Need Suffer-!

sure Cure for Blind. Bleeding Itchfne and
liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr. William
ian Indian r-nedy,) called DIR. williams Indian
Ointment. single box has cured the worst chronic
case of Is or 70 years standing No one need suffer
five minutes ater applying this wonderful soothing
medicine Lotions, instruments and cleo uaries do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment absorbs
the tumors allays the intense itching (partculary
At night after setting in bed } acts as pouf-
oe gives instant and painless relief and prepared
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. N. Cofhnberry OF Cieve.
land says about DIR. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
menf: have used scores of Pile Cures, and II
affords me peascre to say that I have never found
anything which gave such immediate and Perma
nent relief as Dr. W illism's Indian Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, or mailed receipt of
price. t1.00.
HENRY 4 CO., Prop'rs, CLEVELAND. o.
Geo. G. Goodwin q Co., Boston,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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Wei iDeMeyt

WEI DE MEYERS CATAR~..
Cure, a CoasSitutiona1 Antidote E.,
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
Tho most important Discovery
.ino, Vaccination. Other remedios .
may relieve Catarrh, this cures at
any stage before consumption sets in.
One package generally sufiices.
Delivered by Druegists, OF by D. b.
Dewey q Co., 1S2 Fulton St., N. T.,
800 complete. Treatise and re-
markahlc statements by tho cured,
mai,o f-ee.
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seeao- ~av'sn sal Lassitude, Pain eyea rasipe
in the Back. Dimness of Vision, Premature Old ge,
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and premature Grave.
aTFu particulars in our pamphlet which we de
sire tn send free by mail to every A1-The Spe
cic Medicine is sold by all druggists per pack
age or six packages for s5 will be sent free by
mail on receipt Of the money, by addressing tho
GRAY MEDICINE Co., No. lo6 Main Street, Buffalo
NY. Septs kwly
Sold by all Druggists.
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

Or and after SUNDAY DEC. 4th. Ieel.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and boston at 90 A. M. and iO l0A.
NJ; 1885 Z. N.
For Portland and Lewiston. go A. NJ, 10 i0A.M.,
2.i5 and 1875 +. VI.
FOR Kockland, 800 A. NJ. and lO.10 A. NJ.
For farmngtOn, TO- 10 A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 900 A. M. III. 10 "A. NJ. aud 2.i5 Z. VI.
For Waterviile z.25 y.5j A. NJ, ana 3.3o L III
500 7. NJ. on Saturdays
For Skowhegan, BelIast, Dexter and Bangor, 33s
I. NJ, and2.25 A. VI.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night. Sun
days included.
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What Physieians Say.

san LEAsDKo, Cal, January 6. 1877.
DIR. X. v. Pierce, Buffalo, NY: Dear Sir
i have employed your Pleasant 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.
). A. MILLER, NJ. D.
fsb7fd&wlw-4p
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned commissioners the estate of
4 Israel Boothby, represented insolvent, hereby
give notice chat the time for receiving and examining
the claims against said estate having been extended
for IL months from the 2.ih day of March. issi.
will be in session Thursday the 2ud and Thursday
the sd day o; March next, At 10 oclo.k A. NJ on
each of said days. af the once of the Freeman's
National Bank in this CITY, for the purpose of receiv
Jug and examining such claims ss may then and
there be presented.
JOSEPH W PATTERSON,
VT. HALLETT.
Augusta, Feb :, iss2- febsf3w
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1t is. TO say the least, wrong for anybody
to go 10 church or public meeting, hacking
away and disturbing the preacher or orator
with coughing. Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
at ouce; it costs only % cts. q bottle.
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Gbe kennebee yournal.

ublished at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
,fCourt, by SPEAGUE son.
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DEAD uTEs LOG DRIVING COMPANY.

The members Of the Dead River Log Driving
Company hereby potihed that the snnual meet
ing OF the mpany will be holden at D. c. PaImer's
Office in Gardiner on Wednesday the 22nd day of
February next at O'Clock in the forenoon for fhe
purpose OF choosing oficers TOR the ensuing year
and raising money 10 deffay the expens - of the
Company. and to iransae any other business thought
proper when ~. CALVIN @. TOINAN, CIefk.
FaiS1oA, Job. (, 10. &h3Ylv