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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-21
HANCE & co.
BANKRUPT
sroOK OF
BOOTS lSHOES

Mems Working Shoes SOC to 81; Mems
Balls. Congress and Button $1.25 to
81; Mems Calf Boots $1.25 to $3.50;
Job lot Mems GENUINE HAND
SEWED Balls. Button and Congress, TO
CLOSE, at -, as good as any 90 shoe
In the city. Ladies' Fine Kid ButtOp,
worked button holes, $1.25; Ladies'
Pebbled Polish, solid, 90 cents; Boys,
Youths, and Misses School Shoes S5c
to $1.25; Gents Rubbers SOC; Ladies'
Light Spring Overshoes 2Oc.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-21
w. A. HANCE,
40 South Market st.

nS-To avoid confusion and misleadiog
the public, We will say that HANCE d
old stand, IA WEST MAIN ST., where
you will always find n Large stock, Low
Prices and Fair Dealing.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-21

No. /. No. II. Mo- No. 5.
Departi, &. Fast Local Western Ii mited
Line. Express. press. Express.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-21

No. 10, Local Accom- modation, leaves Xenia $50
9. M. Arrive Yellow Springs 6l5 q. NJ; Spring.
field 100 q. m.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-21

No. 8, Eastern Express, leaves Springfield s3.4O
q. m; Yellow Springs 9Oi a. IN. Arrive Xenia
$50 q. m.; Columbus lilo a. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02
What iS the Tr0ubIe2

The Mexico LEDGER says the Her
aid is in favor of rock roads. Yes, if
Mexico will pay for them.-Laddonia
Herald.
The above sounds rather silly to
US. What can be the matter with
the Herold's liver? We try Il best
to work in harmony with the Herald
in favor of improvements of all kinds
but somehow always receive a cold
water bath. Or course if rock roads
are built leading to Laddonia, Mexico
should and would pay for them if the
Herald says so. We fear the Herald
is not we'll and would suggest 4 light
dose of epson salts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02
Was 1t Our ''COi0nel 3"

We see by the St. Louis Republican
that Col. Geo. Vest is still in Wash
ington doing all he can for his party.
He tells the following joke on a new
member from Missouri:
Il met a new congressman on the
street." says the senator, "a friend of
mine who is Just about to serve his
first term in Congress. / won't men
ton his name, for obvious reasons. ]
met him with a great big bundle OF
papers under his arm, looking quite
spry and self-satlsfied. When did
you arrive, ColonelF l said; dc
you mean to stay long?' oh, only
a day or two he answered. Il have
only a few little routine matters tc
look after at the postal department.
A week afterwards I met him Will
the same great bundle of papers still
under his arm looking bedraggled ant
disguised. Not through YETI
said. No. he responded. L dom
think I will ever get away
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02
LADDONiA E~iCONiCS.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
LADDoSIA, Mo-, June 30.-Not-
w~ithstanding the song of "hard
our merchants are having q
fine trade, and the amount of cash
paid in is equal to, if not more, than
any previous spring trade. We be-
gin to think some people just love to
grumble anyway, and sing out hard
times. AS a general thing, the peo-
pie that sing out hard times the most
work the least.
The corn crop, so far, is as good as
the average, and if the people can
only get to pillow it they will come
out all right.
Several new buildings are in prog
ress, brick kilns burned, and Laddo-
mia has a fine prospect for the future.
The music committee are vigilant,
and all those who attend u grand
Fourth will hear good music, both
vocal and instrumental. Everybody
and the rest of mankind L doing
their best for an enjoyable Fourth,
and to make each other feel happy
We took q ride last Sunday out tc
Wesley Chapel, ten miles Northeast
of Laddonia. They have a very nice
church, and it is surrounded by ont
of the best neighborhoods We ever
met with. They take much pride il
the church, Sunday School and day
school. The latter just closed las
Friday, and was taught by Miss Ag
gle Sprague, who is a fine teacher
We had the pleasure of taking din
ner with Mr.. Underwood and famil,
and Messrs Cornett and families. 1
will be remembered as one of on
pleasant Sundays. Rev. Farri
preached the morning sermon ant
Sunday School vas held in the even
ing.
A. Myers, who has been for tn
past six weeks in New York, return
ed home Sunday.
Every horse, wagon and buggy ar
engaged for the Fourth. A larg
speakers stand has been erected, tn
committee thinking hat the edito
of the LEDGER might be there t
make a speech; with this though
they made the stand larger tina
) usual. ANNIE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02
Divorces.

AT the last term of court lad
journed term) a decree of divorce
was granted and made mutual in the
case of Bruton vs.. Bruton, Laddonia.
In the case of Mrs. Milton Smith vs..
Milton Smith Mrs. Smith gets s225
alimony till the next term of court,
when the case will be tried.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

Buchanan, Smith & Davis, of Full
ton, will have st cur fair ten head of
as fine horses as can be found in the
State. Some of them are flyers, and
n animal in particular these gen.
tlemen have refused $1,000 for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

The subject of the above cut was born in Bucking-
ham county, Virginia, in 1886. His parents came west
in 1866, taking up land in Galloway county in 1888, where
he was reared on the farm with his parents, receiving a
good business education. He then adopted the black
smith trade, which he learned and followed until he
moved to Mexico, Mo, in 1874, where he opened in the
grocery business. He was in business two years when
the citizens of Mexico, seeing he was a good, shrewd
business man, elected him to the office of Mayor. He
filled the Office with such satisfaction that he was again
elected in 1873 and 1879. He then retired from political
life for four years, when he was again called, in 1884, to
represent the people, which he did, and was elected
again in 1885 by an overwhelming majority over his Re
Republican opponent. He can always be found at his
place of business, Jefferson street, opposite Central
Ringo hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

Col. j. T. Child, of Richmond,
Mo-, has been offered $500 a month
to write ads in poetry for the Bene-
dictine Bitters Company. And he
don't have to take pay in medicine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

May the good Lord have mercy On
the people of Fulton. The ''Sanct-
fled folks are there, dishing it out
from under q tent. Tent to one MIN
Townsend joins.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

Vandalia is booming. The coal
interests of that place promise big
things and more residence houses
are being called for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

Fulton is considered one of the
nos religious and moral towns In
the state. The barber shops there are
Kept open until 10 a. IN. Sunday.
@uiton Is going to have water works.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

The burnt district at Vandalia is
to be rebuilt by DR.. Terrell and G.
&. Daniel, two enterprising citizens
of that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

VandalIa is getting to the front
with water works. A main is to be
run through the business part of
town and a reservoir put up at once.
Yandalia will have plenty of water
for fires. sprirkling streets, fountains
and home use,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

The court house at Fulton is loom
ing up in great shape. After it is
repaired 1t will be as good as new.
Smith g. Eldridge have the contract
for the iron cornice, which will be a
neat and elegant Job.
While in Fulton last week We en-
joyed a pleasant ride behind Life"
Norris flyer. He bought him from
Joe Mcdonald, Of this county, and
named him after Joe. He is worthy
the name.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02
Unfair.

The immigration department to the
st. Louis Republican is sometimes
peculiarly written. The editor makes
Marshall an inland town and Mexico
a town with one railroad. They
must have something against the C..
& A. r. r., IL of the best in the
world. Business men do not pay
them money to have their towns mis-
represented in this way or to give
editors a chance to vent their spleen
against a railroad. We are sure the
managers of the St. Louis Republican
do not approve of this policy.
The ''Dime Show" played to good
audiences all last week in Fulton,
and gave perfect satisfaction. How
ard, Max. Oliver and Wilson are all
clever boys and good actors, and
make friends wherever they go.
Their entertainment is worth ten
times the price of admission asked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

THOMAS B. BUCKNER,
Prosecuting Attorney of Audrain county, is a native
Missourian, and was born in Galloway county, Sept. sth,
1854. He graduated at Westminster College, Fulton,
Mo, 1875, and was admitted to the bar in Audrain county
shortly afterwards. Mr.. Buckner is one of our most
energetic and upright citizens, and stands foremost in
the ranks of the legal profession in this state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

Nevada should by all means have
the new asylum. This little city is
in every of the word worthy of
such an enterprise and her advantages
can not be surpassed in the south
west. Young cities, like young men,
deserve some consideration
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-02

WIS. MUSB1
Is a native of this county. He spent his early life on
the farm, where he developed a strong physical constitu-
tlon, which serves him well in his intellectual pursuits.
He taught school, then attended the State University.
from which Institution he graduated in June, 1888. Since
then he has studied law; was admitted to the bar in Oc-
prosecuting attorney for this county.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-30

unb eben besbalb beri9leierte li6 Nles,
tpie fi6 Die branen 9lugen briiben bor
ibr beri6leierten; besbalb f6pieg bic
innere @timme, unb bod batte Tie ibr
Seben barum gegeben, gerabe bier Sc
piBbeit 5u baben.
9u foateIt mir oas 8leibem ni9t 10
f6mer MAIDEN. 9ie @timme @ugeniens
batte etipas bon benz qudlenben 3peifel
ibres Snnern; iie f6manfte atpif6en
berbem 9tol5e unb tpei6er Na9giebig=
feit. Sd babe Man6es iibertpinben
unb ilieberfdmpfen t1iiKen, ebe i9 bier=
ber fam; 9u tpeiBt es, Matbur, allo
l9Dne es audi.
9ieWorte flangen fait ipie eineBitte;
aber Nrtbur mar bereits auf einenpunft
gefommen, tpo ct bas ni9t mebr berz
fanb. 9ie tpil6e 8itterfeit, Die fur9t=
bare @ereistbeit, tueld)e ieitt gan3es
Weien bur65itterten, gaben au6 bier
bic alleinige &i9tung unb Muffai1ung,
als ct f6neibenb ertpiberte:
Sd 5Deifle bur9aus ni6t oaran, oaB
BaroneB @inbeg ein unenbli6es Opfer
brinat, penn fie ii6 enti6lieBt, nod
bret Monate ldnger ben gebaBten biirgers
li6en Namen gu trageu, nod ldnger an
berSeite zines 70 tief observation-disclosures
au bleiben, trob6em man ibr bic fofortige
5reibeit bietet. Sd babe emit boren
mt1ien, tpie fur6tbar Sir 8eibes tpar;
i'd fann banna@ ermefen, mas 6ieIe
Selbffiiberminbung Sid fofet.
(Gortiebung folst.)
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Nuerlei.

= 9ie 8eb0lferung bon Gloresbile
bat nfi6tli6 Der Mranias paB geraoe
ben entgegenfeBten Weg eingef6lagen,
als bic Mftiondre in San Mntopio.
2ebtere fonnten es ni9t laut genug in
bic Welt binausi6reien, baB bic &apis
taliiten 5an glntonios $500, 10000 aufz
bringen ipiirben unb bas &eiuItat pas
rem 3ei6nungen i'm 8etrage bon
$175,000. 9ie 8etpobner GloresbiQes
bespeifeltcn es anfdngli6, baB fie in,
@tanbe iein, bic bon ibnen berlanste
Summs 5u seiGnen uno troBbem baben
Tie iebt bereits $45, 900 5uiammen.
= Cine an Der 6io SloresfraBe
gelestne SpielbDae bat gefern ibre
Sblren gef6loiien. Ser gigenibiimer
ii na6 Nriaona gereiit. um bort iein
Gliid gu beriu6en. SEPT lit mur nod
cine ein5ige 5pielbblle in Operation,
inoeB tpirb ion5er 3meifel oas Spiel
bon iebt ab in prioaten 9duiern betriez
ben iperben.
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ray Mn3iise nod WfaB t0nnen i'm
sanasn Staate ni9t befer gema9t tpera
ben als bel
u. pamcoaH & Sobn.
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= Ser 5erSog bon Cambridge in=
fpi5irte Die fiir ben Griegsfall mpbilir=
ton & +,tf,t,ott ,,t 9IISsrfh,t

= Ser 6erSog bon Cambridge in=
fpi5irte Die fiir ben Griegsfall mobilir=
ten 5ruppen au 9lberibot.
Ser G3ar bat ein lltimatum
(bas tniebielte p an @nglanb geri6tet,
tporin er bic geanttportung Der Grage,
ob Grieg ob Grieben babon abbdngig
mad)t, ob @nglanb bic bon &uBlanb
borgei6lagene @ren3liuie atpilden Surz
feifan unb MfgbaniItan annebmen noble
o6er ni6t. Sm Weigerungsfalle tpiirbe
&uBlanb ungeidumt 5ur 8eiebung bon
Serat f6reitei1.
- Ser r6miiGe nSiritto1 belfdtigt,
baB bic italienii6e &egierung beriettiz
gen Der Ser. Staaten unter ber Qanb
gu beriteben gegeben babe, baB man bic
grnennung Geilps gum italienii1en
Gelanoten aus befanntett @riinbe ni1t
germ feben tpiirbe.
= Gin neues englii6es pan3erl6iff
bon 900 Sonnen, Der v9otpe1 tpurbe
foe6en au pembrofe lit Wales bom
@tapel gelai1en. gs trdst 10 @ei9iibe
itdrffen Galibers unb bat cine Beia=
Bung bon 450 Mann.
- @elbit Die rSimes" fiebt enoli6
Elm, 6ab fann nod cine Sof1nung auf
grbaltung bes Griebens iibrig lit.
- Iu@ bic Siirfei trifft umfangrei=
DE &lfungeg, angebli6 5ur Mufre9t=
erbaltung elmer fogenannten bemaffnez
ten Neltralitdt. Die pforte bat fi6
an Bismard geuanot nit Der 8itte llm
Mittbeilung ieiner Nnii9t iber bic
englif6. .ruilil6en gertpidluneen. Die
Mnttport bes oeuti6en &ei9sfan3lers
ioa aud bereits eingetroffen unb @egen=
itano Der 8erbanblungen zines Minis
iferratbes getueien fein, berDffentli6t
tporben 1T 6ieiel6e iebo6 ni6t.
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3abrgang 20.
9l,)er's
Isue Cure

sntgalt Elm @essnsift gcssn alle ham sumbHnft Fer.
rIsrsnoe ltshel bas. 10 picl man peib, in feiner
altoern ar5t.i entbaIten lit. Gs cntbaIt fe, Gbi<
mn, aud, feline inetalliien Ober anhern f6abIden
Sefanbtbeile itnb bat oaDer fenen nadtbeilisen
GinfuB auf bic Contribution, ionbern labt ben SSrs
per 10 seiunb mic por bet &rantbeit.
sBir sardntiren, bai aser's Wgne.Gure aue
SdlIe uoil fatent. renittirenbem, ftilem, 1efieI<
uab Gailenfie5er, 10 iuie uon 2eberIeiben, bic
bar9 srtpffnft berbeisefibrt finb, beiIt. eoute
es mad ri9tiser anpenbuns sm beiIen uerfebIen, 70
ftnS bic gambler bnr9 uaier GirtuIar pon, l. SuIi
1882 erma9tist has Gslh ,uriid,u,n1Icm.
Or. 8. q. aper 8 Co., IumeII, dftair.
SIN auen apotbeten ~ babem.
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europa l1no Geras.

europa it1b Tera8.
SEPT 1T bic 3eit nod europa
:. HE sit reiien ober @eripan0te na9
Seras fommen gu laiien. Durd.
biliets i'm 8pifdenoedsau folsenoen greien
amtperpen, 8remen, Samburs.
Bon Gan antonio .... $40 o35
Rad Gen Antpnio $34 15
Direfte Durdbillets bon europa mad iebem
@late in Seras iinb Serbaltnibmdbis billis 3u
baben bel %. 8. Dotttsg, asent,
q. @sAlert, &ailage. Glerf,
4,2,t IL @efs g0mmereeifr., Gan antonio.
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Sc mtrb 5ngegebell

pon Naudern NIB pem Yublifum dber.
taupt, baB meme Preii: niebriSer nnb
meme Waaren beller lino unb baB lettere
mebr gefrieoisung sewd9rcn, ais hieieni.
gen, bic utan bon SSnblern fault, petde
naa erpEem Brcfit ltreben.
aReinen GrfotS i'm G'eiaaft idlreibe i'd
ein5is benz llntifanb 5u, bab ieber ben pola
len Wertb isines @elDes in Waaren erbdlt.
SIM HART,
Gde Maia pla3a uaD 5oleoab .StraBs.
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Muf Ser Sa8o mad elmer Sur fiir Wta
larta,


laria,
l1n6 mas bic gta9fragen unb Gorf9umz
gen gu Sage f6r6ern.
Non benz Glu1e ienes allgemeinen
unb unbeifimmten gttpas, genamnt Wea=
laria, beimgeiu9t unb in 2ancafer,
3d., tpobnbaft, ber @eburtsfdtte bon
Mfbler's &rduter 8itters, bei6loB 6r.
Walter Rieffer, bon ber rSdglide Stem
gra," feline beilen6e Rraft gu erfor-
f6en. bon Der er 70 8iel geb6rt bate.
st f6reibt tpie folgt:
sd beiu9te 9rn. Saines s.. Mar=
fbaa, gegenDdrtig unb feit 5m6lf Sab
ren Pofneiiter Der @tabt un6 fraate
i'm: "Was tpiHen sic bon MiIbler's
2rduter 8itters?" Seine 9lntport
mar: sd tpeiB, baB es bas i9mad-
baftefe Bitters 1T, bas i6 ie eingenoms
men babe, unb als ein St1rfungsmit=
tel bat es feines @lei6en ni6t."
Dies tpar ermutbigenb. 0ie nd9ife
Perfon, bic i9 traf, mar Qr. Mm. u.
Wtorton, bon bem 2ancafer vSntelli>
gencer." Sd fteute bielelbe Strange an
ibn, unb raid tpie ber Bid tam bic
Mntlport: rS6 babe Miibler's Grdu=
ter gitters, ab un6 5lt, pdbrenb aebn
Sabre gebrau6t unb babe cs bon graz
Bem Wortbeil gefunben. 8ei elmer Sc
legenbeit, uo i9 an itarfer @9md6e
litt, mar es bas ein3ige Ding, bas mir
balf.~
.3unddit begab i9 mid in bic
Mmtsitube bes M6tb. $. g. &oIenmils
Ter, Mapors bon 2ancafer, unb auf
bic ertpdbnte Grage CAB er mir sur
4nttport: rgs lit bas bette @tdrfungs=
mtttel. bas i6 ie gefannt babe, unb i9
betra9te es als Elm untriigli1es 6eilz
rnittel fiir Malaria. u"
~y9r. Song" 10 rebete i9 elm Wsits
glieb Der Mpotbeferfirma eSSobn s..
Song an, BEG dltefen Mpotbefergef6df=
tes i'm Staate, tpenn tlidt in Mmerifa,
ntpas 1T Sbre grfabrung besiigli6
Mifbler's &rduter 8itterss" vWir
berfaufen febr biel babon, unb bic 9fa6z
frage 1T nod INNER i'm 3unabme. sd
balte es, in mebi5inil9er 9in5ibt, fir
bas bette 8itters i'm Martte. 9eute,
bic es einmal faufen, fommen unoers
dnberli6 tpieber baflr."
r9. .. go9ran, elm anberer promiz
nenter @potbeter, mar Die nd9ite4am
ausfunft eriu6te perion. nDas 1T
Sbre grfablung besii9lib Miibler's
&rduter 8itters gepefen, 9r. @o9rans"
nSn ifdtigem 8erfauf bat es ieines
@lei9en ni9t. gs III 9emii9 rein unb
mebisinif6 fart. Set Iebterer 3sit
bat bic Na6frage na6 Der &otben gtis
fette Sorte = Die bauptid9li9 fur Daz
men beftimmt 1T = febr augenommen,
unb id) femme ni6ts populdreres ober
Wlrfiameres fir bic Dem tpeibli9en
Gef9le9te eigenen S1md6en."
uN6er tparum mebr 3eugniiie aus
Der 0eimatb bringen2 Man menbe
| it9, an tpen man min = an preSiser,
Mbbofaten,. 8anfiers, Npotbefer, 3auf=
leute = on Mfle, bic cine &enntniB bon
benz gitters baben, unb ibr 3eugniB
tpiro iibertpaltigenb gu feineu @unltem
ausfallen. Gs mag geniigen gu be-
merfen, bab id~ ObmobI elm 3pei1er
beaiglib Der 9eilung bon Malaria,
tibetSeugt tpuroe, baB es elm Mittel
gebe, unb nur bies cine, bas bic tiidi=
i6e Grantbeit furirt, uno iein 9tame 1T
Mibler's &r1uter 8itters."
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- S. aalteher C Son, gpotbefer, peI&e
iminer fur baS 9Sobl feiner funben beiorst 1T,
bat iest ben 8erfauf bon Or. 8ofanfo'S
9uifen> unb 0unsen Syrnp erbaIten, elm
9eilmittel, tueldeS unfeblbar nlfe @rfdItnnsen,
S9mersen in Oer 8ruf, uno ade 2unae1,
tranfbeiten surirt. Bur Yrobe nebmet cine
Rrobefaidc. @eiu0bnlide @roBe so Gents
unb 81 90.
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Allen Anoertt Uoralts.

Refine anbere bTutreinisenbe Mr3nei wirb iest
ooer warbe ie anberettet bic 70 uoHfdnbis ben 1es
oariniiien oer aer5te unb bes puhIitums I'M eIaes
nleinen entsesentommt rpie
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Bidti9 fiir uusipauberer.
@rOBe greisermdBisuns in Der lleberfabrt

Ser llnteraeidnete 1T ermadtist YaFaae.
i@eine, freie 8efofisuns einsefdloiieu, BON 8re.
men nod San Antonio fit $34.15 fir eripad,.
iene Yer)onen aus3ufeiIen. Silt 8ef0iiiquaa
big Metp 9orf $2b. aiaSer unter IL Sabren
SabIen bic Salfte.
Der Hreis fir bic @eiie bon San Mntonio
nod grenen betrast n,lr nod einIdliebli6
freier 8efOffigmng $40.35.
Gerner 8ilets gu erniebrieten Ereifen bon
Mntperpen, 9abre, 2iSerpool, Queenstoipn,
Sdmeoen, Dduenart unb gfortpeaen mad Gan
Mutonio unb aurid.
Ndbercs am erfabrsn bel
s. @rieienbed,
29,1 ,tnip @aiiase. gsent, Gan antonio.
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Meim Orltiltrsser

Die 9ruderpreiIe iif ma6tiaer aIs Der
Drummer. gs foitet nid)t me1r, Yreis. .gircu.
lare an 100 sfaufeute su fenber, als enem elm.
aiaen Manne @reben sl seisen.
Sd Dable oiefe 0ietbobe, UNI bic @eiddfts.
ieute auf einen @esenfanb au lenfen, Der iebem
fparfamen adufer intereiiiren mub. Sd babe
feinen Rartner, nit bem id) ben @etpinn tbeile.
SD beaable teinen tbeuren &eiIenben unb feline
Sotel.8iu, um meine @aaren einsufiibren. Sd
bertanfe before Waaren unb billiger, als eine
Girnta tann, iuelde ibrem Getpinn bic enormen
anssaben binansufiisea bat, peIde @eidafts-
@eiienbe beruriaGen
Sim. Hart, sborefaIe aabafbamOIer.
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bientlfellung Der 9eiammten ruiIii6en
Glotte ertbeilt. Der ruIlii6en Siibs
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auf Weiteres mebrere bunbert Waggons
aum Sruppentransport in 8ereitidaft
3lt balten. Sen ruilif6en 3eitungen
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restored thousands. Walter Barry, I
Hollis ST., Boston, Mass, after vainly try
ing a number of medicines, for the cure
of lumbago, was persuaded to try Ayers
Sarsaparila. He writes: ''Your valuable
medicine not only relieved me, but be-
lieye it has worked a perfect cure, although
my complaint was apparently chronic"
Thos. Daily, Waterfowl, -':ass.. has long
been sufferer from lumoago and rheu-
matism. So great has been his improve
ment since using
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Of the feelings Of Mrs. T. r Cushing, s.
Suffolk ST., Chelsea, who, after being so
afflicted with Salt Rheum that her fingers
would crack open. and bleed and itch ter
ribly. was cured by four bottles of Ayers
sarsaparilIa. Mrs. E. 6. Evans - Carver
ST.. Boston, Mass, suffered severely from
rheumatism and debility. Ayers Sarsapa-
ri;Ia proved specific in her ease. Francis
johnson, Editor of the "German Ameri-
can Lafayette, Ind, writes: s. For years
I have been subject to chronic attacks of
neuralgia, especially at the commencement
of spring. / have derived great benefit
from Ayers Sarsaparilla." 1t has
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Oct. 10th, 1884, trains will leave
Augusta
For Lewiston, Portland and Boston at 60s
and 1000 A. M, 2.45 and 1885 p. NJ.
For Rockland 6.C0 and 1000 A. NJ.
For Pennington, 600 and 1000 A. NJ.
For Bath, 800 and 1000 a. M; 2.45 p. NJ
ana on Saturdays only at TO- IS p. 81.
For Waterville, 2.25 and 9.47 A. NJ; 405 ano
on saturdays only at 500 L NJ.
For Skowhegan, Belfast and Dexter, 2.25 A. Nj
Ans p. NJ.
For Bangor. Ellsworth and Aroostook county and
st. John, 2.25 A. NJ, and 4.05 p. n.
ForI3ar Harbor, 2.25 A. NJ.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
days included, but not to okowhegan on Monday
mornings, to Belfast and Dexter, or beyond Ban
,laa.xr ui1aarc
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Wholesale Grocer. Lowell, Mass. says.
:. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best ' The
following, from r L King. Richmond.
Va is corroborated by Purcell. Laid Il
Co., druggists, of that city Mr. X writes
MAY II, 1884: MY son Thomas, aged
12, has suffered horribly. for three years.
with scrofu,a, in its worst form His case
was said to be incurat.e (Ee arm was
useless; his right leg was paraiyzed: a
large piece of bore had cut through the
skin at the shoulder t!ade, and three large
sores constantly discharged offensive mat
ter. He began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
on the 9th Of March, and, oh, what a
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one who needs help is indeed fortunate
who finds friend. But he is still more
fortunate who discovers that ne may
eradicate the poisons of scrofula from his
system by the use OF Ayers sarsapariiia.
Scrofula is one of the most terrible OF all
diseases. It is in the blood. corrupting
and communicating every tissue and hter
in the whole body. Patrick