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Hear the Witnesses.
Cures when Hot Springs Fail

Malvern, Ark, May >, 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
Springs aud We're finally cured with 5. :. s.
MCCAMMoN s. MURRY.
Memphis, Tenn, May II 1881.
We have sold 1926 bottles of s. s. in year.
1t has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & co.
Louisville Ky. May 49, 1851.
SIS s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. \. FLE&NER.
Dallas, Tex, May II, 1881.
1 have seen 5. 5. 5. used in the primary. second
airy and tertiary stages. and In each with the most
wonderful effect have it stop the hair from
falling out in very short time. advise all suf-
ferers to take it and be cured
W. II. PATTERSON, Druggist
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l.. ISL
S. :. 5. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine we have ever sold.
SCHILLER q STEVENS, Druggists.
Denver, Col, May ., 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms Of
5. S. S. L. MEISSETER-
Richmond Va May IL, 1881.
You can refer anybody 70 Us IN regard to the
Perry. Ga, October, 1850.
We have known Swift's Specific used in great
number of cases many of tht m old and obstinate,
and have never known heard of failure TO
II. /. DENNARD. Eli WARREN.
". n. NOT TINGHAM, VIM. BRUTNSON,
MOORE * FUTILE, T. NJ. BUTNER. Sheriff
am acquainted with the gentlemen whose sig
natures appear 10 the foregoing. They men OF
high character and standing.
A. Il. COLQUITT. Governor of Georgia.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees sale.
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On tie 18TH nay or March, 1852,

u SoFer1 Der q, lSsi, by the Memphis Cooper 20
sild 9ianufaeturIng Company. recorded IN book
nessee, ain s-ii 20 the highest bidder for ca b.
On the 18TH Nay or March, 1859,
At the southwest corner of AfaIn and Madison
streets CliF Of Memphis, commencing atI2 O'Clock
n. 81 OF me machinery. tools and manufacturing
apPn2nees. furniture fixtures, wagons. etc for
ma ily owned and used By the MenlBh Coorerage
and Sisnu factGriug Company for the pUrfyoss. Of
making OF manufacturing any ana ali manner Of
ecOperaee work the same being now situattd in
the iaetpry formally used by sid COMPANY on
what = known rs the Mckinney Iot IN North
len1nis' fronting on Main stIeei Together with
"a lniPnoFemeuis put upon ssld lot, which the
fe-- a. tie uueZlirs1 Jesse hEif bF said CON psuy
On lee fre!aiss y, which said property e. situated
>. y. a. = cpon lLke tTnss al said time and place
feil Al ne sock Gnd Material GA hand roth
2A5aa i4ciiireG and unmanufastnFed on said pres-
- eoIis1stlng Of hi11bfrs xtErez- h0ofe bsrrels
EeE4 &c Iisie 70 taid properly Is believed % be
feriefts thotisn seL and cor ry oniy a. tiastea
] A. HAYES a., Trustee
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PARAMOUNT,
a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Situated Upon Cumberland Plateau,

nS bESEESsEE COAL 90. RAILROAD, VIA
~ COwzn- Tenth Year begins March IS 1872
Tenth rear closes DECEMBER u. ISL. The situar
noH Of the school ifE vacation ia winter and con-
uuuepce OF session during tie sumner, recon-
mea- y 10 fnpte who wish to escape the trials of
mas rial Districts. TEkMS PER YEAR. Sz9f
The Musical Department OF this school covers A
wide held. II l. regularly graded school. and its
course o. STUDY IS under the direction Of the COL
LkVE OF NJ SIC at Cincinnati. There IS a sum-
mer Term OF this department, beginning June LIST
and cont nuing tin October lst for those who wish
% stndy music alone. Apply for circulars 10
MRS. II. 3. KILLS OK Nh eIIAs HcBEF
Principals. Nontesgie. via Cowan, Tenn.
REFEKs-Major l. Minis. Mr. Paul Komare Rev.
y n 9. Williams, Atlanta; RI. Rev. W. N. Green.
Rev. W. ?. Dubose, Sswanee, Tenn; Ri. Rev Alex,
Gregg, Judge A II. Willie. Galveston. Texas; Gov.
Benz. y. Humphreys, Hon. K. :. Buck, NicksbuTg,
Miss; Hon W 3. Spencer. New OrleanE La Hon.
Jacob I THOMPSON. Messrs J E. Day, " p. PrOUdht,
>. Z & MaI..Eall
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~ No hUm BUG.
IN doubt oor1a end We c,,ra x-ar

~ NO m q N BUG.
If you doubt. come and cure you, or charge
you nothing Write for particulars and copy of
little book. Message to the Unfortunate" ask
druggist for it. Ask any leading drug house in the
U. S. as 10 our character
$1,000 Reward wiz be paid 10 any chemist
who will find, analysis 100 bottles S. s. s., one
particle of Mercury. lodide Potassium Min
eral substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Prop'rs,
Sold by druggists everywhere Atlanta, Ga.
81 Price of regular or large size reduced 10
81 20 per bottle; small size, holding half the
quantity. price 81
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Malvern, Ark, May >, 1881.
We have cases in our to- who lived at Hot
Springs aud We're finally cured with 5. :. S.
McCAMMON s. MURRY.
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Louisville Ky, May Is, 1881.
SIS. s. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. \. FLE&NER.
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memphis, TeIln., May Il. 1881.
We have sold 1926 bottles of 5. s. in a year.
1t has given universal satisfaction. Fair minded
physicians now recommend it as positive specific.
S MANSFIELD & co.
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The Good Little Boy and the Drum.

A little boy wanted a drum. His mother
wishing TO give him sn impressive lesson,
suggested that if he should pray for it he
might receive one. So at night, when ready
Tor bed, he knelt down and prayed:
Now I lay nae down 10 sleep
II want drum.b
I pray the Lord my soul to keep
II want drnml
II SHOULD die before I wake
Il want drum
pray the Lord my soul TO take,
Il want drum j.
His father, who had been let into the Sc
cret, had meanwhile quietly placed drum
on the bed. As the youngster rose and his
eyes fell on the drum, he exclaimed in an
emphatic manner, that banished al serious
thoughts from the minds of his listeners:
"Where the devil did tn lat drum come from"
The anticipated benefit from that lesson may
probably be considered lost.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l.. ISL
S. :. 5. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine we have ever sold.
SCHILLER q STEVENS, Druggists.
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Denver Col, May > 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of
S. S. S. L. MEISSETER.
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Richmond, Va, May H. 1881.
You can refer anybody TO us in regard to the
merits of 3. s. s. POLK, MILLER d co.
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FERTILIZERS.

Z. ENsLEY, President. W. p. PROUDFIT, Sup
L. s. PRoUDFIr, Sec'y and Treas.
I'D - go % TT %
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A Baptist Minister'S Expertenc~.

am Baptist Minister, and before even
thought of being clergyman, / graduated in
medicine. but left lucrative practice for nv
present profession, 40 years ago. l was for
many years sufferer from quinsy
Thomas ECLEcTRIc Oh cured me-" was
also troubled with hoarseness. and Thomas
Eclectric Oil always relieved me. Nv wife
and child had diphtheria and Thomas
Electric Oil cured Them" and if taken in
time it will cure seven times out of ten. am
confident II is cure for the most obstinate
cold or cough, and if any one will take
small teaspoon and half fill it with the Oil,
and then place the end of the spoon in one
nostfil and draw the Oil out Of the spoon into
the head by shifting as hard as they can,
until the Oil falls over into the throat and
practice that twice week, I don't care how
offensive their head may be, it will clean it
ont and cure their catarrh. For deafness
and earache it has done wonders to nv
certain knowledge 1t is the only medicine
dubbed patent medicine that I have ever
felt like recommending and ! am very
anxious TO see it in every place, for l tell
you that would not be without it in my
house tor any consideration. am now suffer.
ing with pain like rheumatism in nv right
limb. and nothing relieves me like Thomas
Eclectric Oil. DIR. +. F. CRANE.
JuiyisdSwIw3p Cory. Pa.
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organ Of the government, to demand that
England. before acting on the assumption
that the Porte has virtually declined to send
troops 90 Egypt. shall come to an agreement
with the other powers.
In the House of Commons today Ri. Hon.
Hugh G. Childers, secretary of state for war
stated that the amount of the proposed vote
of credit for the Egyptian expedition would
be e. 800, 900. He said he would also ask
for supplementary vote of 10000 men for
the army. He also stated that f900. 0o0 Of
the vote of credit would be for the army and
the rest for the navy.
The Times this morning saws the force des-
tined for Egypt will be 10000 men, and this
with the troops already sent make total
strength Immediately available of 1900
men. The Duke of Connaught. Msj Gen.
Sir Evelyn Wood will command the brigades.
Wood has been ordered TO be ready to en-
bark in few days. The government yes
terday engaged 10 vessels for the transport of
troops. The embarkation of the whole force
will be completed within a fortnight Cy-
prus will be the rendezvous of the force.
NJ. de Freyciuet has communicated with
the government in regard to inviting Italy 10
cooperate with England and France. 1t is
believed that England will readily acqniesce.
The Observer says we understood Wednes-
day that the last ultmatum was sent TO the
Sultan asking him To state within II hours
whether he was willing To send troops to
Egypt, and that it was upon the receipt of
an evasive reply that the government las
decided that the time for further delay has
passed The Queen has expressed wish
that the Duke of Connaught colonel-in-c chief
of rifle brigade. should participate in the
Egyptian expedition.
The Observer, in special edition. prints
the following proclamation issued by the
Khedive: 1t asks the people to assist the
English, who, it says. are promoting the
real interests of Egypt. Mahmondieh canal
has fallen IA inches in the last As hours.
Miscreants are still occasionally caught with
balls in their possession saturated with petro.
leum.
BERLIN. July %.
The Prussian Cross Gazette, in an article
on the policy of Germany, says the main
tenance of the former state of things is i'm
possible, since Egypt has practically fallen
under the dominion of England. 1t is i'm
possible to prognosticate the work of the fu-
ture. as no power has disclosed its plans.
England has not yet rockoned up the conse-
quences Of her course. There is no neces-
sity, therefore, for Germany to prematurely
take sides. Prince Bismarck. in deciding
upon the attitude to be taken. will not prove
false to tradition.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, July -.
Tie conference will probably sit or Mon
day. when Assym Pasha will claim the pres
idency and propose that the sittings in future
be held at STEAMBOAT instead of at Thera-
pia. Dervish Pasha has arrived here from
Alexandria.
ToULoN, July ~.
The advance guard of the French expe-
detion, consisting of 5000 marines, is pre-
pairing to embark.
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The "Independent" Fizzle.

The ''independent'' republican move
ment advertised to take place in Portland
last Friday, failed to put in an appearance
at the time specified. 1t is said another
effort will be made to-day to start the ma
chine. but the fzzle OF Friday is exceed
ingly discouraging to the projectors of the
scheme. We call the attention of our
readers to the report in another column Of
an interview with a prominent gentleman
of York county. whose name was falsely
heralded abroad a. one Of the leaders in
this ''independent movement. 1t is
probable that there is no foundation what
ever for connecting the names of other
prominent republicans with this move
ment.
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AaiIg 9en,.ebef 5uurnal.
Augusta. Monday Morning. July "a.
waldo County.

We learn from gentleman Of keen POI
litical sagacity, who has recently Travelled
over considerable part Of Waldo county.
that 'Plai-tedism'' is declining very per-
cepiibly in that pat Of the State. Waldo
was formerly a strong republican county,
but greenbackism led many republicans
away. and left the party in a minority.
Now that the republican greenbaekers are
learning by The teachings Of the Progress
i've Age that fusion is only stepping
stone to bourbonism. and that to vote for
Plaisted. Murch. &c, will be to fix them
selves irretrievably in the democratic
party. many OF them are returning to
the republican party, some will vote the
SCION Chase ticket. the Plaisted vote will
be much below what it was in 1880, and
the republican vo,e will be corresponding
ly increased Our informant gives us
names Of several towns where marked
changes have already taken place. and
other towns where there will be revolu-
tons as the campaign progresses. In
this county, Mr.. Milliken ran ahead of his
ticket in 1880. and is stronger now with
the voters than he was then. Our infor-
nation is reliable. Waldo county may
certainly be relied upon as showing a
handsome republican gain in September.
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BYTELE GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.
AFTER THE FIRE.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
The citizeos are wandering aimlessly about
the streets, or looking over the ruins for
relics. The voices are hushed and all feel
that Fairfield has met with q reverse which it
will take years to overcome.
The principle losers are As follows:
n Tptman Sons, saw mill, containing
/ gang, single saws, palmer, lath ma
chimes, l shingle and | clapboari machine.
Lost everything. estimated at $4,000.
A. II. & C. f. Duren, double saw mill,
containing gang. / circular and 2 single
saws; clapboard. 2 single and lath ma
chimes. Lost everything; loss $4,000.
s. A. Nye. saw mill, containing l circular
and single saws; clapbOard, shingle and
laih machines. Totally destroyed; loss
estimated $50. 200. Nye also lost about 20,-
900 clapboards.
CD. Lawrence and Maine Manufacturing
Co., occupying the upper large shop. Law
renee lost everything, including planers.
The Maine Manufacturing Co., same build
ing, up stairs, total loss including planners,
l band saw, IL 900 hard wood sled runners
all finished, 5000 patent folding chairs, 600
plant stands. Lawrence's loss $4,000.
Maine Manufacturing Co., loss $1,000.
A.. J. Smith, lower part of York Fair
brothers shop, box maker, lost everything.
including two carloads of finished lumber;
loss 81 200. This is the third time he has
been burned out.
Fairfield Furniture Co., second large shop,
containing planners, band saw, circular
saws, all lost except large planer; they also
lose 81, 200 worth of pine furniture, all made
NJ, and 81 900 partly made; total loss &c.,
600.
York Fairbrother third large shop, con-
tanning planners, band saw, 5 circular saws,
mOnlder, &C. loss, $1,000.
J. A. & E. A. Cilley, manufacturers of pine
lumber, lost everything; estimated $1,000.
Colt Shampine, tenement house, four fam
lilies; loss $4,000
s. S. Chapman, two tenement houses, four
families; loss 81, 200.
Mrs. Mary PANEL, dwelling; loss $500.
William Conner, tenement house, two fam
lilies; loss $500.
In addition to the above, ten or fifteen lum-
Der sheds, more or less filled with lumber,
were destroyed.
The only insurance was Maine Manufac-
turing Co., 80 200; J. A. & f.. A. Cilley,
50 800; Fairfield Furniture Co., 5000.
The same mills and shops, only not so
large or fully equipped, were destroyed 90
years ago this fall.
Totman's saw mill, also s. A. Nve's, will
be rebuilt at once. The Me. Manfg Co. talk
of moving their business to Somerville, Mass.
The two furniture factories will probably
be rebuilt at once. All are hopeful. No
knowledge can be obtained of the origin OF
the fire, but is supposed to have caught from
hot journal. The ruins are still smoking
and will have to be closely watched for few
days. Monday morning will see a large force
at work putting in a new bulkhead, so that
work can be commenced on the new mills at
once.
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FeIOniOus Assault.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Ju

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, July %.
About o'clock this morning. party of
gentlemen from the Old Orchard House found
a man lying on the Boston & Maine railroad
track. near the camp-ground station. The
man was unconscious, and had sustained Sc
rious injuries about the head and body. He
was identified as David Welch of Biddeford.
Blood was found some distance from the
track, and it is believed he had been beaten by
roughs and laid on the track to avert suspi-
cion. He was taken home, and lies in crit
ical condition.
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INDIAN FIGHT.
The List Of Killed and Wounded.
WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Ar. July

WHIPPLE BARRACKS. Ar. July -.
\ dispatch by courier from Cleveland
Fork, dated July 10, gives the result of
battle with the Indians on the Eth as fol-
lows: Fourteen dead Indians were found
The number of wounded cannot be estimated.
but the blood on the rocks and ground shows
great many wounded. Two dead indians
have been recognized AS renegade scouts
Six women and children were then taken
prisoners. Their provisions, blankets, camp
outfit and large amount of ammunition were
can
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paw. and slink home !. de end Of BE .ea.ion

pay. and sink home 1t the end of the session
without record or cause for any.
But here is this useless legislator placed in
nomination for the third time. Can it be
possible that the working men. who have A.
much pride and interest in our State - its
other citizens. intend to be still longer mis-
repses<Bs4d: l. Mr.. Murch TO be the enter
ing wedge whereby, in the course of time.
others of ike character may follow: still
have great faith in the sober. second thought.
and judgment of the Pine Tree State. ] be-
iieve that they prefer that she should still
still stand high away up in moral and
political excellence; that men of brains. Of
culture. and Of wisdom should look after her
interests at home and abroad, and hope and
believe that my faith in them will be verified
at the polls IN the sutumnai election.
Z. j. b.
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AMERICAN OUTRAGE.
Drunken American Captains feloniously
Assault q Chinese Captain-Srrious
Results are Appreciated.

SAN Francisco, July %.
From late copy Of the Shanghai Mercury
received per steamship City of Pekin. it is
learned that very serious trouble has arisen
at Ningpore, China, and that the foreign
community is placed in position of peril
On the night of June ID three American sea
captains went ashore on a spree. in the
,urse of which they committed an unpro-
voked assault on captain of a Canton war
junk and left him nearly dead. The men es-
capped. but were arrested the following day,
and after an investigation before the Amer
lean consulate were committed. The
wounded man who also proved a cousin of
the admiral, is in very critical condition.
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POstOhice Changes.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The following are the postoffice changes
in Maine for the week ending July 20:
Postoffices established-Seawal Hancock
county, f. Newman, postmaster.
Postmasters appointed-L. p. True, Hope
Knox county; F. B. Bigelow. Livermore
Center, Androscoggin county; NJ. f. Hit
Old Orchard, York county.
Walker Blaine Gets an Appointment.
Walker Blaine has been appointed assist
ant counsel on behalf of the United States
before the court Of commissioners of the
Alabama claims.
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DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription is .
most powerful restorative tonic, also com
bining the most valuable nervine properties.
especially adapted to the wants of deoilirateo
ladies suffering from weak back. inward
I. yer, congestion, Inflammation, or liberation
or from nervousness or neuralgia pains. B,
druggists. july lsd&wlw2p
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FOREIGN NEWS.
More Coolies for America.

Hone KONG, June2
Great activity among Chinese coolie agents,
and several steamers have been hastily filled
in order to reach America before August 4th
The commissioners from AMMAN to Picking
have complained of the French invasion of
AMMAN. The Picking authorities sent a pro-
test to the French legation, and are reported
to have asked the good offices of the British
envoy. The French envoy is alleged to have
denied the right of either England or China
to be heard on the subject
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FRrEBURG, July IS.
Col. David Webster's farm buildings on
the west side OF the river, in Conway, nov
owned BY Charles Perry of Fryeburg. and
principally used as corn canning es ablish-
ment. were burned this evening, together
with cows, twenty tons Of hay and some can
ming material. The fire was probably incen-
diary. Loss q, 600; fully insured in the Con-
tinental company.
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A Travellers story.

After spending months at watering places
and consulting the best physicians without,
benefit, returned home disheartened and ex.
pected to die. A friend urged a trial of
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Three bottles ami
careful diet have brought me excellent health
and spirits, and hope my experience may
benefit similar sufferers. Cincinnati LADY,
See other column. july4eod+ &wl Imp
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The Secret Out at Last,

Ii has long been a source of wonder as to
why Courtney failed to meet Hanlau in q
sculling contest. The general explanator,
argument was, that he feared the little Cana
dian. This opinion. however, is exploded b,
the authentic announcement, that on the days
fixed for the race, Courtney was unable to
sit in his she'll. on account of the intense itch
ing and soreness caused by the Piles. Hav-
ing recovered through the use Of Swayne'.
Ointment, he now announces that he will row
Hanlan any time this Summer.
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The VoLrAIc BELr Co.. Marshall, Mich,
will send DIR. DYE's CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days to men young or old
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Los
Vitality and Manhood, and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete restoration
OF health and manly vigor. Address as above
n. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty DAYS
trial is allowed Oct97dtvlv
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The best that the market affords is what
you always get at the Grand Central Hotel.
SCI Broadway. New York city, and at the
low price of $500 end So 30 per day for
board and room Don't forget this when Won
visit Gotham. 200 rooms on European plan
at 81 90 and upwards per day, also a good
restaurant attached. julylS -eod&wlw
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Drowning Accident.

PORTLAND, July %.
John Driscoll. Is years old. while bathing
in the river, this afternoon. hoated out on
log beyond his depth, when he fell of and
was drowned. The body was recovered by
divers. The coroner deemed an inquest IN
necessary.
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Rich Phosphates of Wheat solution are
easily assimilated. In Wheat Bitters is the
only practical way to get them. Read adv't
carefully. For sale by +. w. kinsman
Druggist, Augusta, Me. julylSeod&wlw
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Beef and Tonic
lnvigorator will cure indigestion, and per.
petuate bodily vigor. Take no other. Of
druggists