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As this, question is frequently asked We
VIII simply say that she IS a lady who. Ear
upward of forty years, has untiringlv de-
voted her time and talent as a female
physician aud nurse, principally among
children. She has especially Studied the
constitution and wants of this nulnerous
class, and, as result Of this effort. and
practical knowledge, obtained in lifetime
spent as nurse and physician, She has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children
Ieethihg, 70 operates Ike macic-siying
rest and health, and is moreover, sure To-
regulate the bowels In consequences OF
this. article, Mrs. Winslow is 6ecomina
World-renowned as q beneiactor of her race.
children certainly do rise up and bless her,
especially is this the case in this city. Vast
quantities of the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. We think Mrs. Minis
low has immortalized her name bv this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands ofchildren have been saved from
an early grave by itstimely use and the mil.
mons yet unborn will share its benefits and
unite IN calling her blessed. Nomother ha
discharged her duty to her suffering little
one IN our opinion, until She has given il
the benefit OF Mrs, Wmslow's Soothing
syrup. Try it, mothers-trv il now
Ladies Visitor New York City. Sold by
all druggists. p cents Il bottle.
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Don't Forge, tho oso,odon,,"

but use Il regularly after every meal. 1t
imparts a pleasant flavor to the mouth,
changes offensive secrotions into hcalthful,
invigorates the gums, and cleanses the in
terstices Of the teeth. Like old Hercules,
Il purities the Augean stables which some
have in their mouth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Whenever you prefer to 80 hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia after eating
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
your dinner. In neat tin boxes, % and 90
clnts. Sold by W. IL. Patterson, Il Co.,
Dallas Texas
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IL Might Have Been"

Thus your friends win sing as they watch
your life Pickering out with that dread dis
ease dyspepsia; stay its ravages by using
at once Browns Pepsin Tonic. Remem-
Der Delays are dangerous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Parasols, Fans and in TACT all summer
goods in the house, We have reduced to
such low figure that IL will be impossible
for any to abstain from buying, A. Il L,
Mittenthal. Cog Elm street.
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shc. vs.. N9h

25c. vs.. S.5i
The one buys box of Browns Ncgeta.
bic Liver Pills, which cures constipation,
using Browns Liver Pills in time which
amount will you pay All of Browns med.
cines for sale by all druggists in Dallas,
asst Dallas aud Texas.
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DO o -sn
/ Kidneys.

Mdneys'
rgns Of sedeNtary habits often suffer
| Kidney affections. Sufferers from this
|ning and dangerous disease, by Il
csNtuse of Simmons Liver Regulator,
,s;iore the kidneys to their wonted
|, m and virOr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

@, lngestre hall, the seat Of the Earl Of
shrewsbury, destroyed Dy fire THURSDAY
was one Of the most beautiful of the many
i De1utiiul seats in the vicinity of Stafford.
Lord Llchtield, and Brentham hall, the seat
OF the Duke of Sutherland. 1t was situated
about three miles from the town of stafford
ana was Inherited by the Earl of Shrews.
o PUN rom his direct parental line, the Earl
OF Ialbot, to whom it gave the second title
OF NiScount lngestre. Though not an an.
cleht building or very remarkable for its
architecture, 1t contained many valuable
works OF art, and was particularly admira.
pie Tor It's situation in the midst OF q charm
ing park. 1t in no way rivals, however
either in extent or in value the magnificent
seat OF Alton Towers, in the same county
on the borders of Derbyshire, which belongs
to the Earl of Shrewsbury by inheritanee
rom his collateral kinsman, the Premier
EAR OF England whose title and estates he
now euioys '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
ROCK WALL.

.MEALL, Nov. 7, lSS2.-[ Correspond
District court convened yesterday,
= Hen. Green j. Clark on the bench.
Egsld jury was organized and charged
|hige Clark's usual full and exhaustive
and spent the after part of the day
FIRING after evil doors. The Judge, IN
Aarge, took broad and comprehensive
|!a thought, comparing this section of
I9lntry now with its condition q few
fnsgc. He referred to the light in which
|Hnd Texas society was regarded from
|Aaiew years ago and at present, and
ElrAe causes OF the great change. III.
pyle instructed the Jury that while it
+ Their duty to make diligent inquiry
E tue preSentment of all crimes COM
pain the county, it was likewise their
n . sTutini2e well and thoroughly sift
Ilience, that no man might be pun
1allFough malice of his neighbor. Re
Eeg 10 the cause of crime and the bare
t.lllOn OF the docket of this county, he
4 that i gaming devices, houses OF i'll
~ pistols and grog-shOps could be sup.
Nsel that the criminal docket would
.ilsll' be bare and taxes reduced to almost
.Alag Court adjourned until Wednes-
y morning.
ne election at this writing is proceeding
.Sy and up to present writing-l2 M
! io'e have been pollcd in this precinct,
~ l9f l1e democratic ticket, with only
-'dSu independent to give it q little spice.
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Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables and polite attention,
can always he found at the Glen Lea,
saloon, opposite the HERALD office.
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CITY NEWS.


Meredith while returning home
ri,h, from Jim Town, met with
|f~,,nt He was horseback and the
i.snbled and TELL. catching the
y ", ic7 under il, iracturing the
,syihe ankle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Bailey's Saline Aperint is q cooling, re.
freshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keep II.
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Hoh IA good furnished room for rent.
Inquire for s. b. Moore at Padgitt Bros
--- n1v9 II
EOR RENI-Housc with six rooms; convenient
TO business; corner Collin and Lamar
ttreeis; suitable for boarding house. Apply AT
6l7 Elm street up stairs. noy7-u
EOR RENr-rhree furnished rooms, with or
l without board. Apply Mt HOS Elm Street.
NOR RENT Mechanics hotel. located AT
L oOj Pacific avenue, Apply at d2j Elm ST.
nOvi
ENoR KEN IA nice loom over Garlncrs storr,
Il Gl7 Elm street nova
ENOR EENr-A choice farm of 30 acres five
miles north of Alyarado johnson r0unty,
known as the Lively Farm" Three good
houses on The place well improved and plenty
OF water VIII rent for share Of C,sp or money
rent Apply TO- /. Boyd at Phoenix m II
nOVl-St
EOR RtNr-commercial Hotel ON Commerce
street south of rand.Winds0r: repainted
ana newly papered. Call on BowsER x LEM.
MON septl7-1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Premature Loss of Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Cocoaine. Housckeepcrs should
insist upon obtaining Burnett's Flayoring
Extracts; they are the best.
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Have taken s. S. S. for catarrh in the
head with great benefit, think three bottles
more will completely cure me. Il. X.
Brown, Spartanburg, s. c.
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lSpceial iloticcs.

rs-wANTED "A gentleman of position has
spent the summer In Colorado, and obtained
the refusal ola valuable mine, lie is DESTROYS
OF organizing company In Texas for It's devel.
ormcnt and viii invest capital with others
Recommen dations from lawyers, judges, bank.
ers aud other prominent persons will he
shown, He will be happy to confer With any
one desiring to invest, but none but responsible
parties are desired This Is II desirable oppor.
mnity for parties In Texas to invest A small
investment may produce Il large amount. Call
on Miner" at the Graud'Windsor Hotel Dal-
las nov7eol
rB-To STOCK .RAISERs AND FARMERS -
The undersigned has u large ranch In Missouri
OF about 1850 acres well watered and tmbercd
aud situated within five miles of three railroads
He is engaged in other business, and cannot at.
tend to Il He is desirous of raising mules,
horses, hogs sheep aud cattle, and desires one
or more persons to take an interest and manage
the business, None but responsible parties
need apply, and who has not from 5000 to
5000 TO invest. Address stock. Raiser" a
this Office nov7cod
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chem Go nmn


NOEICE-Adverusemenls may oe hsnde,i mn
~ Ger business Office up To Sp. M. ana MO he
eorarosiag room M q a. N.
\oIlCE-send orders % New Orleans foT
: new crop nee, sugar and molaSSeS 20 A. X
StAGo \ Co, Purchasing Brokers. No l.
tehounioulaS 81 Terms cash. Coffee. 60 dayS
Vow = the time 10 eOnSlyn red rust proof oai, 40
New Orleans The planting season mere is iuSt
~ u---N- n.-IIl NM
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Regular monthly drawing November II,
Capital prize, $4,000, whole tickets, So;
iiths, ST. For information apply to
GEORGE A. WEBSTER,
TOl Elm street,
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"a. ADVOCATES Of prohibition need have no
' VIII 'PHckly Ash Bitters," as it is a
- y. and by reason of its cathartic
jts..ei cannot be used as beverage.
y. \ manufactured from the purest mate.
~. ~, ala acts directly on the liver, kid.
w, I. Ngaach and bowels. As n blood
n, ~, !. mas no equal. Is pleasant to the
'''' anu elective in its action.
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Exclusive wholesale and retail mi llinery
aud suit house in the state at Baumans,
100 Elm street.
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ANFoED, MICHIGAN, August 20, lS70.-CARrER
MEDICINE COMPANY;
Gentemen-Please send to my address
another bottle of the Little Liver Pills.
consider them asoyereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES 5. SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams Tolliver ~ Walker
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Buy your buggies at W. w. orr's, sue.
essor to sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas,
TaxaS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

The best hotel in Plano to stop at is the
Commepial-ifyou want nice room and a
good meal. A. SoSSrAG, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

The new brand Spring Tobacco is what
every dealer should have In stock. Chew.
ers say there Is nothing equal to In on the
market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Smoke genuine Duke OF Durham. Stand
T., the world
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The handsomest chamber sets you ever
saw, for 50, at the Crystal Palace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

Be sure and cali at the Crystal Palace aud
examine the stock.
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EoR sALE-rwo small DESKS. at Herald

EOR SALE-A choice farm of l75 acres. miles
I northeast OF Dallas, ON the Rockwell ronl.
lto acres now in cotton, VIII sell all or divide
IN smaller tracts to suit purchasers. Also the
farming implemcntS horses, mules, etc. ON tEc
pace WIN eel on reasonable tarms, hpply Ia
" y. CruIchheld, corner Akard aud jackson
streets. ~ NJs,tgS"
UOR SALE-Resideucc, 1872 Jackson street
terms one-tourth cash aud une-fourth Inn
l, lSSi; balance in four annual payments. WIN
exchange for small place out OF town. ] A
MAttheWS or G A. Heating, corner Elm ana
jefferson streets. ocuS' INN
| OR SALE-A very desirable clty lot. llai
Nam snettwith a brick wall lSN25 feet. An.
ply TO- ~ BROWNING, 1917 Elm street.
L'Ok SALF-A crusher and com 81 ellrr For
I particulars c1ll upon or address SAM Gus.
nlf =, io"sN'tW' leNaS. sept y
(OR Ball hcap-A second. hupd engine
Apply or address Herald. son,I
E'oR SALk- re Point nrecae property MT
sherman, now renting ut SIS per month
Apply 70 a, Z LANGsr0n, Dallas, Texas.
,..-...... scpti-n
ENk ALE-HoSidcuce NO. sos nenndcr n
4 one OF the most pleasantly stu atrd aud con.
yenlent IN every way in the city, seyea rooms
Inquire on premises gur96if
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seat sea, at one of the side tables, and initiating
s .ne kings voice TO perfection, he said,
lei Private Secretary Riedel TO come To-
my, ne Bravo; BrayisSimo!" app!audcd
. me KING while Lang coolly went on,
hleuel' SEND Court Actor Lang POO forms
Hus 90 h hlX private purse tomorrow morn.
, =, nat wall do, you rogue, ~ the king
interrupted with hearty laugh, Won i'm
Itate me capltaly.' Useless TO Saw tLn,
Lang got the money and paid his debts.
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For dressing the hair and beautii,ipg IL
M W gray, nothing is So satisfactory AS
Pdrker's Hair Balsam. "'
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'Otd's Acid Phosphate, Pleasant IN m

D. Taste.
b., a. NJ II, hall, Fair Haven, New York,
~, nave prescribed II with marked
|e"S !" Indigestion and urinary trou.
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Quick o
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For naIr.

EoR sALE-A well assorted stock of fresh
l. drugs Tor sale on gool terms. Address Y
w. Abney, Denton, Texas noySlw
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EoR SALE-lhe fast little trotter Kaue, win
L harness ph@ton aud trotting wagon. also,
some irstclass furniture, Garnet stove rtc'
VIII be sold cheap for cash Apply to Mrs,
sller. QUO Houston street, south of courthouse.
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FISK henI.

FOR RGNT-A good furnished room for rent.
inquire for s. b. Moore, at Padqitt Bros
I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-21

President Chadb0urne Of the Massachu.
sets Agricultural College has gone to the
Black Hills to examine mining property o.
an expert.
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How OleOmargarine II Made.

The beef suet, on arriving at the factory.
is thrown into tanks containing tepid
water. and after standing "A short time il
is repeatedly washed in cold water, and
disintegrated and separated from fibre by
passing through "meat-hasher" worked
by steam, after which ii is forced through
a fine sieve. II is then melted by sur
rounding the tanks with water of q temper
ature of about l20 degrees F; great care
is taken not to exceed this point, otherwise
the fat would begin to decompose and ac-
quire flavor of tallOw. After being well
stirred. the adipose membrane subsidies to
the bottom of the tank, and is separated
und r the name of SCRAP" whilst a
clear yellow oil is left above, together
with film of white oily substance.
yellow oil is drawn off and allowed TO
solidify. The refined fat, as the substance
is now termed, is then taken TO the press
room which is kept at a temperature of
about 90 degrees F.. and is packed in cot
ton cloths and placed in galvanized iron
plates in press; on being subjected to
pressure oil flows away, and cakes of pure
white stearine remain; these find their
way to the candle-makers. The oil is
known as "olemargarine; it is pac ked
in barrels for sale or export, or is directly
made into .'bnttcrnc" by adding 10 per
cent of milk to it, and chui ming the mix
ture. The product is colored with annaio,
and rolled with ice to "set" it; salt is then
added, and the ..butterlne" is ready for
packing in kegs.
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Dailu Kfnnehrr 5ournal.
The Season at the West.

The Chicago lnter-Ocean says: Farm
ers in all sections of the country are well
forward in their spring work, More win
ter plowing has been done than ever be-
fore known at this season of the year. If
the season should prove propitious, a
greater acreage will be planted the CON-
ing year than ever before" A despatch
from Dubuque, Iowa. dated Feb. 18th
says: People in from the country to-day
report farmers at work in the fields plow-
ing and seeding grain. The weather is
as warm as May. and the frost is entirely
out of the ground. The season is farther
advanced than it was in April last year"
A despatch from Bismarck. Dakota. 18th.
says: The weather is very warm. and
some farmers have finished seeding wheat.
The ground is dry, and it is not expected
that wheat will sprout until afterthe usual
February and first of March snow, but
those sowing now will have the advantage
of those who wait for the ground to dry
after the spring SHOWS, thus giving the
first named from two to three weeks start"
According TO these reports farmers in the
West are having an early and good season.
and improving it. An early and favora-
BILE season for sowing and planting will
have much to do with the crop that will
be raised
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Pruning Outdoor Grape-VInes.

Formerly no one thought of pruning
his outdoor grapes before February. but
latterly the fall or early winter is pre-
ferred by most people. In our own
opinion we do not think that il makes any
difference what time it is done. so that it
is before the sap starts in the spring {;
hence February-we should say in the
first half of the months probably as
good as any other time, and our own
vines are mostly attended to in that month,
and we have been aboutas successful in
raising outdoor grapes as majority Of
growers. The pruned vines should be al
lowed to lay flat upon the ground. as it is
warmer there than on the trellis. and they
should remain there until the buds have
started in the spring. which will have the
effect of causing buds to strike low, and
thus provide new leaders to take the place
of old ones. Rampant growing vines
should be cut back more severely than
slow growers. and none should be trei-
Used higher than about six feet from the
ground. Lateral branches-the fruit
bearers for the year-should be cut back
to two or three buds. The soil in which
grapes are grown should be kept in the
best condtion-ground bones being prob
ably the best fertilizer-and should be
stirred several times during the growing
season. Ge,mantoun Telegraph.
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Personal.

The estate of the late Henry -. Durant,
founder of Wellesley College. is valued at
S941 ,s77.11 of which sum S54 900 only is in
vested in real estate.
The poet Whittier is feeble, and has Of late
grown exceedingly deaf. lie no longer lives
in the old family house at Amesbury, Mass.
but at Dabvers, in large, square house.
amid group Of oaks and pines.
Marshall Henry, who has just returned N
Washington from Cleveland, says that Grand.
ma Garfield and Mrs. Garfield are we'll, tha,
they appreciate very highly every kind word
said and kind act done to them, and that they
seek. in constant employment, surcease of the
sorrow Of last summer.
In the album Of venerable lady who has
known many of the eminent men of the cen.
tury are written these words: ''Free Trade,
the international Law Of the Almighty. r.
Golden, Paris, % January, 1861" They
were written by Golden with the same pen
with which he signed his name to the Eng
lish- French treaty of commerce.
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GRaYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE

The GrCat rsngush
Rem. dy. An un-
failing cure tor
Seminal Weak
ness, Spermato-
rrhea, Impotency,
and all Diseases
that follow as .
sequence of Self
Abuse; as Loss Of
Namorv. Iruiyer-
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EddystOne Lighthouse.
ITs ROCKr FOUNDATION SAID TO BE CRunp.
LING BEFORE THE SEAS ADVANCES.

The Eddystone Lighthouse il now being re-
built; but what could be grander example
of mans skill and enterprise than Smeaton's
great work on that rock Commenced In
1853, and completed in the face Of almost
superhuman obstacles, it has stood securely
in the midst of the Atlantic breakers for
more than hundred years. OF late years
it has been frequently surveyed, but was not
finally condemned until 1877, when Mr. Isaac
Davis Of the Trinity House reported that II
was not destined to exist much longer. Owing
to very considerable tremor, which occurred
with every wave-stroke during heavy storms
from the westward fears were then entertained
for the safety Of the structure, particularly as
sea water had frequently been driven through
the joints Of the masonry. The upper part
had been strengthened in 1889 and 1865, with
internal wrought iron bars, extending from
the lantern floor downward to the solid portion
Of the tower. On the last occasion, it was
found that the chief mischief arose from the
upward strikeeof the sea at the cornice; but
repairs were effected, and further leakage
prevented. The tower is still sound; but
unfortunately the rock on which the light
house is built has been seriously undermined
by the sea.
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General News.

Two rival Mexican editors fought duel
last week. Both fell dead simultaneously.
A man was caught. Saturday, irving to
smuggle gunpowder on board a Cuban
steamer lying at her New York pier.
The New York Legislature has appropri-
ated quarter of million more for work on
the new Capitol.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers were refused ac.
commodations at all the Washington hotels,
on their visit last week.
A gentleman in Troy has had sent 70 him
by lady in Boston, who received it in
change. an American cent on which he
stamped his faaher's name IS years ago.
The entire Preach eoast Il about 70 be
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Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morDing,is the largest
ioo paper in the state, containing news, political
,ces agricultural and scientific tales poetry
anecdotes, household matter, markets, &c, &C.
FERNS, g. per aHHUU az adrnnce.
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Advertising Agents.
FOR THE
kennebec journal.
DAILY IND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents authorized
C receive subscriptions and advertisements Tor the
kLsNEBbC Jot RNAL:
busiOS :: :: IN. M.PETTESoILL L Go. 10 State
street.
5. 4. Mills, No. 2JS Washing.
ton st.
II. EVANS, fremont Temple.
HORACE DopD, 565 Washington
street.
StW ,oRk I. :DAUcHN 4 Co., - Park Place.
6tO. T.. HOWELL g. Co, 10
spruce Street.
JAMES ~. BATES Al Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA \. ". Aykg y son, Times Bid x,
Chrsinu; and sth stree.a
NEW HAVEN. CONN, II L. III UBBARD. - Elm st.
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..IxprAx DEpARrxKxr.,
an expert
Washington. ID. C..

Washlngton, ID. Z.
/ am anxious to introduce DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup among my Indians, having
used it myself for several months, and think
it one of the finest remedies l ever found
assure you, it Is the only thing that ever
relieved me Of protracted cough, brought
on by exposure while on the Sioux Commis-
sion last year. A. G. BooxE,
Agentfor Poncas and U. 8. Commissioner,
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY DEC. 4th. 1851.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and boston at GO A. NJ. and TO- lOA.
NJ, t0.55 +. ~
For Portland and Lewiston. 900 A. NJ, 10 lOA.M.,
2.i5 aud lU.5J l.. VI.
ror koeKland, 900 A. NJ. and 1910 A. NJ.
2 For FarmIngton, 10. 10 A. NJ.
For Bath, oUO A. M, 10. 10 A. NJ. and 2.15 r. n.
For wutsrvIle 2.25, s.1J A. NJ, ana $50 .M.,-
800 4. NJ. SaturGnys.)
tor Skowhegan, belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3s
Z. NJ, and ks A. NJ.
Night Pullman Traias each way every night. Sun
dnys included.