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Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
ANTIQUARIAN.
EOr The SnlNrnn TT1nc,

MIR. EDIToR--While we of Blackbird
Hundred, in common with the rest of
Uncle Sans progeny, are interested in
National issues, we do not allow the
Presidential problem to absorb all our
attention, but keep our weather eve on
things local. Hence we take this on
portunity to testify our pleasure that
Gideon +. Rothwcll has again allowed
his name to be used in connection with
the Road Commissionership. Mr.. Il.
mas ampi y proven to the voters of this
Hundred that he appreciates the value
OF good roads, and he is imbued with
that oid-iashioned honesty which
makes the peoples interests identical
"'Tii nl ms own. K. y.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Trustees Sale

George Gray, Esq, trustee, sold at
the hotel of Alexander Maxwell, in
Middletown, two farms, Mayfeld J"
and " Middlesex," situated in Apo
quinimink Hundred, and belonging to
the estate of William Wilson. deceased.
the former to Samuel Roberts, ofBlack.
bird Hundred, for $11 ,36O.75, and the
latter to Nathaniel Williams. of Mid
dletOwn, for $S,O89.5O. Ten additional
acres Of the " Middlesex " farm are Sit
uated in Maryland, and it was agreed
That the purchaser should take that
also at uniform price per acre.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Smyrna and Vicinitv

L v
THE public schools suspepded
L Lto-day Tor the day, on account Of i'IG tba
The Clayton public school onenad
teacher 'ohns as
%M. STEVENS and John B Tew;s
had the finest tomatoes taI[a1 10 +10T tha -
cannery last week. " 'ne
Jas. w. ANTHoNY's Niaoar. ,.-
soi1 ia ~ Boston last week, at from 81 IN
to $50 per basket. ''' ''0''O
Benz. +. COLLINS lost his valuablo
lasI trotting horse, last week. from ar
attack Of lung fever. gu
sAYRNA CoNcLAvE, No. 45JOu n
will meet hereafter every WedneadaT,
evening, at u o'clock. '''''a'''y
AR. IRVINE, who has been I;,,;.
..eIs iSr some time past, has returned
% his jorner home in Lysander N. V
E0wARD A. THOMAS, of Shiloh N
- = employed by DR.. @. o. Swinnev
;ls Pook-keeper, 20 straighten up All
HEhAAN HIRNHEINER Is MAKING a
great Improvement to bis bonse On
commerce street, by erecting a porcb
across the entire front. ="
EyAPoRATED peaches are selling at
y 70 "a cents per pound for pared and
~ to IA cents for IMPAIRED. Apnies
bring only 8 and 8 cents. PP'''
yosHEIL, GROVES & Co. have ts,oo
ofiee with b. v. Weldon. on 'sIfein Wa;n
street, where their business w,Il I'Ila ~
transacted IN the future -" ~
G0NDUcrOR George Bavnard mad
The Ffiearkable time Of run Of III
in1ler, between Clayton and Dover. in
twelve minutes, oo Monday last
The Psaiasuiar Neus ID noting tko
Tors Of Two female physicians of tbis
town, during the year, and their de-
pafture for the distant field az China
says: smyrna IS "a good place 20 ini.
tiale missionaries aud graduate them .
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10

The election in Maine on Monday
resulted in IA majority for Robie, the
Republican candidate for Governor of
1900, the election of the four Con
gressmen and increased maiorities in
both houses of the Legislature. The
constitutional Prohibition amendment
was carried by very large majority.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Selling Peaches Direct.

Buying peaches direct from the
grower, which had a good start last
year, at some of the stations on the
Delaware Railroad, has taken a strong
hold Of the traffic this year. The SEN
t'net in speaking of the numerous buy
ers last week, and their anxiety for
fruit, says; AT Wyoming and Dover
everything was sold at the stations.
and nothing shipped on consignment.
The New Workers have not had a car
on consignment this week from either
station. Growers now see that it is to
their interest to sell their fruit at the
station to the Western buyers, who
stand ready to pay them we'll for it,
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10

The burials this week of Secretary
of the Treasury FOlger and United
States Senator Anthony, of Rhode
Island, both of which We're attend ed
by the President, were no stronger in
the popular demonstrations of personal
regard than that of Bishop Pierce, the
senior Bishop of the NJ. z. Church
South at Sparta, Ga. They were all
men of great national prominence.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
DEATHS.

ALLEN.-n Wilmington. Scpt4,nbar 81, N,
list year ''' N''Vi'' III her
,,I ne friends are invited TO meet the o'cloct
Cemetery. at '''e EpIscopal
- Is Near smyrna September 5th. Mary q
aged year ''' - '"''N'
row Ei-I--Near Clayton. September 7th Tilgb-
Hnu Hian FoNweiI' aged - years, months and 1
JONES.-Near Vaudykc'> Station ,r.,,.t o,,i.
Nathaniel Jones. aged years.
IWIDbLE-At the Tent" Scptemb.r -tb Is,
Driia NJ IWiddle. aged years and IS davs
" "RhGli I,,lIliI IN this town, September 7th. Mrs
Elizabeth = Wright aged 81 years. -''''
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Publications.

The DeLaVare Prohibifioaisf edited
ana published by G. II. Sentman, at
wilmington, made its first issue last
week. The tone of the paper is good,
the articles sensible and well diVersi-
lied, presented on good paper in clear.
open:faced type. 1t starts out with a
circulation Of 1890 subscribers, the
proprietor having bought out two
publications Of that city, the RIaindeal-
er and the Temperance Herald. There
IS an open field for the ProhibifioRisf in
our State, and no reason why it should
not be success.
James II. Osgood & Co.. of Boston
publish IN neat and convenient form.
Ihe address Of Robert p. Porter to the
ArEwright Club Of New England, on
protection and Free Trade To-day"
Mr. Porter graphically presents exact
~ what voters in both political parties
want to know, the facts showing how
nee trade and protection work at
nome and abroad, in the field and the
workshop WIZ w. F''0
hrank Leslie's Sunday lagaziae Is
conducted with liberality and talent.
IN TACT the name Of the editor. II. De
WITT Ialmage, ID. d., is voucher for
its excellence. The October number
IS hlled with contributions in prose and
poetry by some of the most popular
writer's, and the Illustrations arc nu-
MefoHs and merit0rioUs. Among the
contents are articles by Rev. George
4, 4fllqeFi Mrs. Robbins, a. ~. Alexan-
let llepVey, !. Alex, Patton, oto.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
For he Smlnnn r;me,
Belmont and the r.nnis1a4,..a

Belmont and the Legislature.
MR.. EDITOR-In your last, as in pre-
vlous numbers, it is said that the Leg
islature of this State once sat at Bel
mont. l cannot but think there must
be some mistake about this, and should
therefore like to know what the evil
dence of the fact is. | have never seen
any, as yet, nor have l ever heard of
any. From the confidence in which the
assertion has been made, there should
be some documentary or other reliable
proof Of it. What is it?
ANTIQUARIAN.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del
MS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-On One year s.. 90 IN advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
Ofseven Cents line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Three -and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
OYSTERS.

The subscriber gives notice thar ba i ,,o,,,
HTT4rito tSIiT 10 supply The people of Smvrna viii
80. EHS. i, He WIN supply them at their houses
anna 3'.S tnIoush The week and they can be oh.
zine through the day ''''N' street any
'eP''" y. c. MOORE
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Democratic primary for Black
bird Hundred.

S-ANA LLAAkNAEeQs
A meeting of the Democrats of Black
bird Hundred was held at Black bird
on Saturday last, to select names for
candidates, to be voted for at the No
mination election next Saturday. The
names suggested by the convention
were For Representative to the Leo
islature-Richard II. Armstrong MOI
timer Records, Richard Ferguson. For
Hoad ('ommissiOners-Gideon u. Roth
well, James Brockson, John A. Latta
John Lockerman, Jas. J. Webb. John
l.. SeemOns. AssessOr-Geo. A. Deo-
kyne, Charles B. Satterfield. Insnect-
OGr-Robert N. Huggins, Thomas Dea-
kyne. Delegates to the State Conven-
tlon-John hockerman, b. +. G. Roth
well, r. N. Huggins, John L. Seemons
James l.. David. Gideon Z. Rotbwell
Is the only one we believe, of the nom
lnees, who is presented for reelection
compliment urged by many of the
Hundred for his efficiency as a road
supervisor for the past four years.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Vh Thursday th' Si iay Of October. 1924
Ats o-eIock. ~

All that Gri>t Mil, Min -,.,, and, ,.....
CrlC, %u ana no premises situated mostly u, Ic, Of
var dId G"qreu I Kent county ana state nf Ihie hae
SS@,e ana lying on the State road I,l.r.Le Leia
smyrna 70 Dover four miles nom rH.. { nom
Inc 7I Ia5d5 Iiia, o sId mile. from Losrf l .. '%
Ie7far.o'S- oi i'cI4id W C'.p-r aua, ~ litil
olIo,l ". penney and containing ~ i ji Fd, lad,
Tigy TT'uy dcles ej La"d De the ,5me I,;r .' , on"
al PioFerly j. knovh a. the HoiTcl,, H. i
,i bj iS EN- IN good condition. Gr3 H. f5r1 Wills
House and M i f'.iii5 ,i'-' ott place 'o DWELLING
y So%a OF Sm! rna, Kent Couuy end ,, lg,, ~
STTrna adJonlis ia5, of tie Trn>tee., o. Cs
HIlA HtiAIn4 In4 circuit " J.. it-,l..., .. is OF
Michael BlindL aaI ,y.. d .r,,f .. ,', 'aldS Of
Petersoo eJs o Styadf % ifeI r t raane back Id .ae re
meuts ''i'''l Ill us appoint
,,,. EI'M' viii be made bnoau o, Tie l.,..e...,.
p We JOItE II IIoFFECEEE. Esecutor
sep low
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Pump Making.

eEMOkl x NORRIS, wish to notify the citizens
vi Vi smyrna and vicinity that they are now ready
al moderate prices. Satisfaction onsroI,eai aIlI
OruerS let at the residence of either Mil receive
prompt attention. " "a lcSeiHe
t,,,r.l I--rDl.l WILLIAM NORRIS.
0''e 2''eet. Spruance City
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
For Sale, Cheap.

4gfS Good Family Mare, very gentle
y, years old, good driver and fearless oS
W-gN cars; WIN work anywhere. Apply to
aug -'-ih T. II. BECK, Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
MARRIAGES

a NOIIS-DAERELL-At the N. r par.on,oo
smyrna. September 3ri. by Rev. j. b. Onie@
Lewis Knots of Milliugt0n. Md: ana V3iSSS,
haeuei Darrell, Of Kent caunty. Del
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
FOR SALE.

- SnoI two-story Frame DWELLING m
WIN buildings attached, Il good smot9 "A
,,St,r' & !. GY5y Iarse garden good well Of l5ssH
i'aJ water building lot adjoining the prem E-4ha-
I lSvs. Known a. the property of Daniel D Fsrias
situated on Methodist Street smyrna nj NJ ! "'Ies
For particulars. address '1' i'i
may 2l-tf Red Ti1m - = ~ En-
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
At Private Sale.

ia nJ Large Brlck Residence on Main Street in
iing Landing, containing 2GO Acres. good bnii1.
'"S> "ll IT, Apply to
,,l.,..,.e MARY J. DAVIS.
smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
House Carpentering.

T.. GRAHAM ~ son. Car. o..
!Er"'ci' ana ana Bhilders, hereby give notice 1..i'A
80. .'" tteE ATE prepared To- make contracts =4.A4-
i' nT h"iidlhgN. shops in the rear of the Iumbar
i";d "l N"uIu>ken So Cats E,.,ilr,0,. ,,,s -,
''!'" that Of. g. ~tockly '''e 'OoI
,,,,c,r F. GRAHAM X son.
smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
Fish and Oysters.

viii He to unGersisned hereby gives notice that he
CIIeH. a constant supply of fresh T,'fSi, oIH1SI
80, tncfS' at his establishment. ON Main
''SCl' three doors from the corner of Conimrrca
attended TO- VIII O' promptly
r,...,.- sep sly
EZEKIEL &. REED.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
FOR RENT.

n, ~ Ht"re mouse on Market Street-glass front and
an an uioIeIh Improvements. Would make a GOOD
S.snd Tor q Millinery or Notion store AIS an
Apply to
W. W. TSCHUDY, Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10

PEACHES sold to-day as follows Bos-
70 ION, Sl.5O to sl.75; New York, soc. to
gl.9Oi philadelphia, Csc. to Sl 80.
smocks, 9Oc. per basket.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
STATE OF DELAwARE.

Bag-lf you want the finest Toilet Set
ever bTroughtt to this town, go to Cloak's
Drug Store.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
BOarders Wanted.

In me Undersigned wishes to notify all persons n,
want Of a boarding place that he i "a e4soIiS III
ca ca 70 take SIX boarders at moderate nT{cas
Gentlemen preferred PiIceS
july 9-tf Market Gtreot CrS G'iAN' Nan
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate

! ne undersigned. as Executor of ,ba r.-.....
anu lament Jessie huntington doc.st% t WIN
VIII sel at Public Sale, at the Hatei I,fa5ed'
iH"Ih"S clayton, in the town ~ f.
Smyrna times., 1884-09-10

Y wrIrJ1W,.4 JW4FH n HVFFECEEE Eeccufor
sep low
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07
HANDSOME CARS.
The New sleeping Coaches for the Maine
Central.

There arrived over the Grand Trunk Rail.
way, Thursday, direct from the manufactur.
ess at Pullmun, Ill, two of the handsomes,
sleeping cars that have ever been used on
any Eastern road. Indeed they are as nice
ly furnished and in every way equal to those
| on any road in the country, the only excep-
| ton being that these cars are not furnished
With q buffet. The absence of this, however,
gives another section on each side, equal to
four ber.hs. The cars are named the Penob-
scot and Kennebec, and are to run between
Boston and Bangor. over the Eastern and
Maine Central roads. They will go on the
route next Monday. The cars are set on
twelve wheels, made of paper. and forty-two
inches in diameter. Each car is seventy
five feet long and has twelve sections, as
sleeping departments.
On entering the car the first apartment is a
toilet room. containing q marble sink, with q
small force pump, and a tank tor drinking
water. Here are towel racks, glass holders
and all conveniences. OFF of this is ladies'
toilet room. On the opposite side of the
passage way is a small room containing q
Baker car warmer, which heats the car by
steam, a pipe being under each seat Next
comes the drawing room. containing lounge
two seats and single aud double berth. The
room is also fitted up with lavatory and toilet
rooms and can be completely shut in. This
il designed more particularly for family.
Passing into the main car a scene of ex-
quisire beauty is presented. The interior is
finished in holly wood mahogany and French
walnut, highly polished and decorated in the
highest style of the art. The carving is very
fine The curtain hangings are of the rich
est material. and are hung on polished silver
I
the patent cable springs, doing away with the
old fashioned arms In each section is a small
mirror and the windows are hung with pa
tent leather curtains. The seats of the car
are upholstered in deep maroon plush. The
car is lighted by twelve pretty double hang
| ing lamps. Two handsome bulkhead cur
| tains hang before the inner doors of the cars.
| There are five tables which can be placed be-
| tween any of the seats for use during the
day
At the opposite end of the car is smok-
| ing room. of comfortable dimensions. There
are two berths in this room, which are used
BY the conductor and porter when the car is
crowded Next to this is another lsvatory
and off this another toilet room. There are
| also several small lockers in which are stored
oil cans. boot blacking utensils and other
things in charge Of the porter. There is a
glass case containing a saw, axe ahd other
tools to be used in case of accidents, as well
as linen locker, containing a number of
extra blankets. The beds of the berths are
of the best springs, and the pillows. cover
ings, ETC., are Of the very best material.
The outside of the cars are painted dark
brown, set of with rich gliding. They are
supplied with automatic and Westinghouse
brakes The kennebec came on from Pull
man. Ill in charge of r II JacksOn a yerv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07

After patient has been dosed with corro-
sive sublmate until his teeth are loose, his
mouth sore. his hair all gone his limbs all
drawn with rheumatism. he is put on Iodide
of Potash, one of the strongest mineral prep
arations in the whole list. This soon takes
away the little appetite left him by the mer-
cury-disorders his stomach, causes pain in
the bowels. nausea, dries up the gastric juices,
and food is rejected, wastes him away to u
skeleton, and he is soon subject for the un-
detaker. To all such Swifts Specific is a
boon-worth more than its weight in dia-
monds 1t builds up the waste. roots out
these mineral posons, and brings health and
happiness. Send for a copy of Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases, tree
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8. At
lanta, Ga aprlt&wl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07
Maine Personals.

Gen. J. l.. Chamberlain lectures at Water
vile on wednesday. April 18th.
Johnnie Symonds of Portland il playing
an engagement this week at the Royal Mu.
scum. Toronto. Ont. to crowded houses.
Rt Rev. Bishop Healy of Portland arrived
home from California Thursday afternoon in
excellent health and spirits
Prof Packard of Princeton, son of the
venerable Prof. Packard of Bowdoin college
will sail for Europe, within a few months
Rev DIR. Sheldon, of Waterville. preached
in Portland Sunday, at the church of Rev.
DR. Hill.
Col Jesse Harper of Illinois. chairman OF
the Greenback National Committee, will be
present and address the convention at Lewis
ton. the cath inst
Miss Martha Rice, who has been enjoying
brief vacation at the old home in Oakland,
returned on Monday to her school. "Robinsor
Female Academy" in Exter. n. II.
Rev. Miss HAYNES is in Fairfield for a few
dsys. Miss Haynes is on her way to Msssa
chusetts. where she is a candidate for q pas
torate near Boston
The Pennington Grange has extended ar
invitation to Gov. Robie to be present and
participate in the dedicstory services of theil
new hall.
Mrs. Dorothy Smith. said to have been the
heaviest woman ever living in Chesterville
has Just died. Her weight, when in goot
health. was nearly 400 pounds.
The memorial tablet to the late Governor
Washburn, described in Fridays journal has
been placed in the Congress Square church
Portland.
Charles Morrill,, for many years superin.
tendent of schools in Lowell. Mass, diet
April 2. after two weeks illness. He was
classmate of ex-Gov. Butler in watervillt
college.
Stephen j. Young. treasurer of Bowdoin
College, and family are staying in Washing.
ton for few weeks. He will visit different
parts of the South before returning home ir
May.
The wedding of Miss Nora c. youngest
daughter of Aaron Howes. of Recklsud. ant
I NJ. A. johnson of Thomaston, took place a,
the residence of the brides father on Kuo,
street. this week, Rev. W. S. Roberts oficia
ting.
Mrs. Champlin. wife of DIR. Champlin
former president of Waterville college has
recently for~aded from New York and presen
ted the college with fine large oil portrai
of Pres. Chsmplin which will be Withheld,
from public inspection till next commence
ment.
Hon. S, Il. Lyman, a veteran democrat o;
Portland, has had a long political career II,
has been warden four wears and alderman two
years in ward FIVE. Portland. member of th,
house of representatives seven terms. six o
which were in succession; and postmaster o
Portland four years. He was a State dele
gate to the national convention at Harrisburg
which nominated Harrison, in 1889.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07

The Tribune says: "Tuose persons to
whom the mention of Mr.. Blaine's name
has the stimulating effect that red flag
has for dissatisfied bull are having a
hard time of it, In daily sheets and in
weekly sheets. with heavy artillery and
with pop-guns. they blaze away at him
continually. rs If there really were dan
ger that the American people, but for these
words of warning. might 90 crazy about
man who has no army of officials and
no organization at his back. who is simply
capable pubic servant who has volunta
rily retired from official life. and who
does not even consent TO have his friends
consider him candidate for any office. II
people do actually prefer such a man. is
there not some reason ? Many politician
by uncommon assiduity has eontrived to
secure public favor. But when 1t comes
to man who has retired from service.
without his effort, are we to conclude that
the people have lost their senses ?"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07
The situation i'm Mississippi.

Ex-Congressman Chalmers of Mississ-
ippi. who is grecnbacker. has written a
letter in which he represents the situation
in that State under democratic rule The
democrats, he says. through the machin-
cry of the election laws, 'have created a
dcspotism under the name of democracy.
: In counties where they are in minority,
with a few honorable exceptions like
Pamela. they appoint election officers who
count into Office whomsoever they please
in State elections. and when foiled in this
by the presence of United States supervis-
ors in Federal elections, they fraudulent
ly issue false certificate of election to
the man defeated by the people"
But this is not the worst of the situation.
Farther on in his letter Mr.. Chalmers SAYS :
They refuse to submit 10 the people the
question of electing their own Judges,
and the Governor veoted the railroad
commission bill until he was allowed
by it to appoint the commissioners. They
lease penitentisry convicts to men who
treat them worse than brutes and who
murder them on the slightest provocation
They permit. If they do not incite, desper-
ate men to murder their political oppo-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest BY . sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain Of cutting teeth? II so, send
at once and get bottle Of MRs. WNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHMDRKN TKEIHIss.
It's value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is NO mistake about
it, 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoeA,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
fiammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
syrup FoR CHILDREN TEErHING il pleasant
TO the taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the Oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is Tor sale
by all druggists throughout the world Price
25 cents a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07

General Francis Fessenden of Portland
for President. He is reported as saying
"I am not in politics in the least degree
Eight years ago | was elected Mayor OF
my native town. Portland. an honor
most highly appreciated. but that was not
politics. imagine his enemies must be
greatly surprised at the favorable turn of
anything of Names sentiment or feeling.
but my own opinion is that Mr.. Blaine
would be very popular Presidential can
didate. State pride alone would incline
me to wish that the candidate might be a
Maine man."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07

nssts and pass resolutions threatening .
snflar fate to all who dare organize
coTored voters against their machine rule.
Freedom nd humanity demand that the
good men a Mississippi. who are in
large majority, lhould combine and over
throw the infamous and shameless
desposism in our State"
1t will be borne in mind that this is the
language of man who was formerly
democrat and is now greenbacker. 1t
is not the statement of a republican.
Nevertheless democratic papers like the
New Age will sneer at this and all similar
statements of facts bearing upon the poiit-
ical condition of the South. and support
all methods Of fraud and violence By bal
iot-box stufing. false counts.or assasslna-
ton, that will serve to keep the democracy
solid in that section.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07
A Run ON . Drug store,

Never was such a rush made for any Drug
Store as is now at Fuller Drug Store for .
Trial Bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. All per-
sons affected with Asthma, Bronchitis
hoarseness. Severe Coughs, or any affection
OF the Throat and Lungs, can get . Trial
Bottle of this great remedy free. by calling =,
above Drug Store. Regular size 81 90.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-07
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blsins, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required
Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box,
For sale BY Fuller Drug Store, F. G Kins
man Go. dec1d&w1y