The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-22

A hotel clerk named Bri>coe.
Stumpcd his foot out in Frisco,
1t hurt him like thunder.
But the pain was got under,
BY st. Jacobs Oil rubbed on histoe.
A conductor who lives at Belair.
Got hurt, being thrown on Il chair.
They took him away
But in less than day
St. Jacobs Oil made him all square
Remarks upon the personal appearance of others
are in bad taste. They likely to draw attention
TO your own which may not stand criticism.
THE POTATO CROP Almost every farmer now
uses Phosphate in the hill or scattered ong the
drl for this crop, even when he has plenty of other
manure small quantity from two hundred to
TOUR huhdred pounds per acre. according to condi-
lon OF soil and thickness of plantins) of good
Phosphate will pay large profit in increased yield,
ana the potatoes will be much smoother and more
mealy, and much less liable to rot than when only
barn yard manure is used. Farmers say they can
grow good and profitable crop of potatoes bv
using Brddtey'S PhOSphntealone. on poor land.
Who says the art of taste of America is not being
rapidly developed: a woman will now pay one
dollar for something she does not need in order to
get Il fVecent plaque.
Nothing Equal TO ii for the Skin.
If you want clear, white and beautiful skin, 20
right to your druggist for bottle of Pearls White
Glycerine and use as directed.
The failure of the Cooperative Dress Associa
ton was caused, it is stated by the attachment Of
several creditors. 1t seems as though women were
always getting into trouble through their attach
ments.
Mason Z. Watts, of Brunswick, Me, writes us as
follows
Last spring planted potatoes on one and one
half acres of Worn-out land which did not cut one
quarter ton of hay to the acre. On 0ne-h0lf acre
used half Il shovelful barn manure, and a spoonful
of Bradleys Phosphate to the hill and on one acre
i used 4 shovclful of barn manure alone to the hill
ON the hdJ acre where used Bradey's Phosphate
with the manure raised more potatoes than on the
achote acre where | used the manure alone shall
use Bradley's Phosphate with everything plant if
l can get it,"
The sad-eyed poet sings and signs because there
are no birds i'll last years nests. Such man would
howl for the banana in the peel of the past.
Free of charge, If il does not cure. Adams0n's
Cough Basam at all drug stores Owing to its per
feet harmony in combination, it is the very best
mixture for the speedy cure and relief of croup
colds, throat, or lung diseases. Large bottles 80
cents. Trial size 10 cents.
Nioliniat Reymenyi defines genius as sthe power
a man has to kindle his own fire. 1t is on a cold
winter morning that married man is most willing
to acknowledge his lack of genius.
BILIOUS, DYsPEPTIC, NERVOUS INvALIps grow
strong, ruddy and healthy by the of the Liebig
Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. Beware Of limitations If
gives more tone than anything have ever pre-
scrlbed. says Professor H. GOULLON, NJ. d. ILL.,
ID, Physician to the Grand Duke of SaXony, etc.
magazine article asks: "IIave Woman mtui-
tons" That depends. If intuitions are fashion
able this year. and cost from $40 $50 it is safe to
wager that a great many women have them.