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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-26
SA,sE i''spATGaIS.
FROA BATH.
The Repairs on the Steamer State n,
Maine Election of
Municipal Officers.
BATH, March %,

OATH, March 20.
The International steamer State of Maine
repaired BY the New England Ship Building
Co. during the winter. sailed Wednesday
morning, for Portland and will go on her
route, April 9Th.
There is a reunion of Baptists here TODAY.
Speaking by Rev G. Z. Matthews, Bruins
wick; Mrs L. ID. Hill, Waldoboro Rev. c.
M. Herring Brunswick. letter was read
from DIR. Oakman Stearns, of Newton theo-
logical seminary, Martin b. Anderson, presi-
dent of Rochester University, and others.
At the meeting OF the city government this
evening the following subordinate officers
were elected;
City Marshal-Wiiliam w. Crocker.
Citv Messenger-Nathnniel Longley.
Assessor of Taxes-Henry w, Field
Overseers OF the Poor-Read Nichols, Mil
ton s. Briry, John G.. Richardson.
City REORGANIZATION 5 Briry
Chief Engineer Fire Department-Oscar
F. Williams.
Assistant Engineers --tIoratio b Duncan,
Sidney b. Knight, Frank Morse.
Street Commissioner-Josep r. Mitch
ell.
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weiyhers Of ice, shou, the same as last year.
John kesn ard JAS, =, Chnste were reap
pointed As night wstchnen. The city treas
urer was ordered IL accept the surrender.
from f, VI, Henderson & Co.. of the leSse "
the CITY tiall.upon III ir psvmeut Of rent ius
MSrch "a, Adjourned for one week,
The bell for the new granite church viii be
here some time between the 18th and sosh VI
April.
u. l.. 6rnitl qualified as city marshal
Wednesday, snd entered IN the duties Vt ,hs
office. His office vii be with A. ", Spear,
Esq. His election gives general satisfaction
laws enforced
The city schools commence the spriug
term next Monday
IL is expected that quite number of cem-
rsdes from Erskin Pn,,, q, 4, r., of White
field will visit John B. Hubbard Post, Satar-
dav evening.
The regular mceiing OF Jerusalem r. A.
Chapter will be held this evening.
Il W. Cyrus Kenirick ID, ID G. NJ, so
present and inspected the work of keunebte
Lodge, +. & 4 NJ last evening. An oyster
supper was provided on the occasion.
The Good remplars have completed the
building, aud il now presents a very neat aud
attractive appearance, They will hold ,helr
first meeting in IL next Monday evening.
The Gospel meetings which have been
held over Spaudine's book store, will here
after be held in that hall, commencing TO-
morrow evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-26
OXFORD COUNTY COURT.
Three Burglars and Shooter Sem
fenced.

PARIS, March %.
In the Oxford county court at Paris yester-
dav sentences were imposed on the burglars
Ross, Burns and Harrington, whom City
Marshal True of Hallowell captured at Lis
bon Falls, for burglary at Norway last au-
tumn The court sentenced Ross to State
prison tor five wears, Burns for FIVE years
and Harrington for five years. Harrington
offered defence, pleading not guilty to the
one indictment against him. +. +. Carpen-
ter, the postmaster who shot the tramp, got
nine months in Auburn Jail.
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A STRANGE CASE.
An American Citizen SieZed and Held
Prisoner by the British Au-
thOrities.

NEW YORK, March 25.
Mrs. Ireland, of Mott Haven, told the au-
thorities at the district attorneys office, this
afternoon. that her husband had been kid
mapped BY English officials Robert Ireland.
aged thirty years, was piper in the f lglsh
army till 1876, when he deserted from his
garrison at Avre, Scotland. came to this city
and took out naturalization papers. On the
18th inst, one John Shields, wrote him from
Rochester, n. Y, offering to give the piper a
position in a concert company there being
formed, at 81 per night. ireland went west
to meet Shields, and was induced to step
over the border into Canada, where Shield.
announced that he was detective, and took
the na,uralized citizen into custody. Ire
land was locked up, and refused permission
to write home until yesterday. when he sent
a few lines to his wife telling her the aoove
facts, and adding that he would shortly be
returned to England for trial. Assistant
District Attorney Davis advised Mrs Ire
land to at once communicate with Secretary
of State.
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GEN. GRANTS CONDITION.
He Enjoyed Good Night's Rest ana
Seems to be Improving.
NEw York. March %.

New YORK. March 25.
Gen. Grant. condition today was one OF
;mproyement. After good nights rest he
arose shortly after o'clock. and partook OF
liouid nourishment. which was continued at
intervals throuehou, the day. AT about three
o'clock he went for a drive in Central PARK
in a close carriage. He was accompanied oy
DIR. Douglas. Late at night DIR. Douglas
stated that his patient remained up all day.
retiring shortly after 10. HIS general con
dition was excellent, il being his best day fot
a week There were no worse symptoms
visible in his throat. and the drive OF nearly
Eve miles. being the longest vet taken. pro-
ducea no visible signs OF fatigue.
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SUAkIa. March 25.
Gen. Sir Gerald Graham has moved hi,
/ headquarters OF the camp, two miles nearer
/ TO Tamai
! A convoy OF Indian troops went this morn.
/ ing 10 Gen. McNeil's Zereha, ON the Tamil
road. This convoy acted as an escor, Tor tn,
balloon corps. On arriving at the Zereba, thu
balloon corps Immediately set to work taking
observations.
They sent up balloon from the Zerebs
This remained up several hours, and the OBJ
servers descended with valuable information
concerning the positions and movements OF
Osman Digns's men.
This mornings work shows the balloon
corps will be invaluable in the work of assist.
ing Gen. Graham TO make his forward NOV t.
ments precisely,
The Grenadier Guards have gohe to Hash.
en- 10 escort the Surrey regiment back t.
Suskim
The British CAMPS were not disturbed by
:he enemy last night Skirmishers have been
sent out on the way to Tamai. The general
advance which was TO take place Sunday will
now, il is thought, take place tomorrow.
The Grenadiers and Surrey regiment
reached Suskim without loss, although they
exchanged shots with hostile Arabs on the
way. The Arabs lost 400 men in yesterday
skirmish.
The British losses in last Sundays battle,
are much greater than first reported. Gen.
Graham today ;elegraphed home TO the gov
ernment that he fears lie must add 10 the list
OF that days KILLED, IS men who are still
missing from Ihe Indian regiment.
The redoub,s at tlashen, having proved a
failure as protection to the British troops,
have been destroyed to prevent them
from protecting the Arabs
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HALLOwELL.

The following business was transacted at
the meeting of the city council Monday eve
ming. The bonds Of @. A. Bullen, Trea.ur-
er and collector; J. A. Hamilton, street
commissioner, and J. s. Hamilton as overseer
Of the poor, we're presented and approved.
The designations of II. v. Emmons as mem
Der Of the supf. school committee, and z r.
Lewis as assistant engineer. were accepted.
The committee on city property reported in
regard to City Hall, that they find il in as
good condition as when the suo-less-
ees took IL. Ariel Wall was appointed
to receive applications for State
pensions. The fnance committee reported q
list of appropriations needed 10 meet the ex
peBses Of the year. Report accepted. Or
der passed TO discontinue the use Of the tel
ephone by the city after March 3l1. The
committee on city property was instructed 10
employ persons TO ring the city bell and take
care of the city rooms; also 10 let the lot of
land north of the cemetery and any other
city property not in use or leased, subject to
the approval of the city council. The salary
Of the city marshal was fixed at $3.50 per
year and that of the municipal Judge at $3.50.
In joint convention Z. H. Atkins was elect
ed to fll the vacancy in the superintend-
ing school committee, and Frederick
Harvey to fill the vacancy in the
board Of assistant engineers. Other Office,
we're filled as follows: Hiram L. Grindell,
marshal; j. N. Eveleth. city physician: z.
H. Atkins, superintendent of public building.
A. d. Miles, city veigher; H. L. Grindeil,
pound keeper; J. 4. Nye, sealer of weight
and measures; surveyors Of lumber, surveyor
Of stone, messsress Of wood and bark. IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-26

For the last three months great many
people have been housed up, because they
have not felt able to Withstand the stormy
wintry weather that has prevailed. But un-
fortunately the confinement and the close air
of modern houses during the winter season,
is enervating, and the system needs help TO
enable all the organs 10 do their proper work.
III these organs have been inactive the conse-
queDces are showing themselves IN the bill
ious condition Of the system, or in constips-
tion of the bowels, or IN disorders of the Kid
neys, with all the aches and pains that accom-
psny these complaints. II you are in thi,
condition from any cause you should make q
faithful trial Of that well known remedy Kid
ney Wort. II acts at the same time on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, and IL therefore
especially fitted to correct this torpid condi-
tion Of the system. mar24d.od&w
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ARMY PROVISION.
The British Order Over Nine Million
Pounds OF Canned Beef.


CHICAGO. March 25.
The \. X. Fairbanks canning company. of
Chicago. has received during the last seven
davs cable orders for canned beef for the use
of the British army, which, coupled with ad
,litional orders received this morning. make
an aggregate amount to be shipped of 1000
600 pounds The order came from the Brit
ish war department, and the destination OF
meat is Woolwich. II will take two weeks
to fill the orders. The Amour packing COM
pany is also in receipt of orders to supply
5,400, 900. These are the largest orders ever
received in Chicago, and owing to their mag
nitude il is supposed that they are to meet a
war emergency. The canning houses are
working day and night in order 20 meet their
demands.
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SERIOUS TROUBLE.
The Half.Bteed Uprising Increasing
Great Excitement at Winnepeg.

WiNNEfkG, March %.
Nothing is talked of here but the rebellion
! in the northwest Rumors and couuter ru-
mors of the widest character continue to fiy
about. Ii is reported with some confirmation
that 10 of a detachment of mounted police,
which was attempting to enter Carleton, were
shot and killed, and that the rebels have
made forty whites prisoners and are threat
ening more.
T.. q. Hughes, whose store at Duck Lake
| Is now in the possession of. insurgents aud
! its managers imprisoned, has arrlN ed he re
and states that the half-breeds under Riel
have been preparing for the uprising all win
ter, and that the men are thoroughly armed,
well drilled aud disciplined. He says that
tae tactics of the rebels will be 10 arrest the
mounted police as they arrive In d, tachments
and keep them in custody.
Already the rebels have arrested Dash,
the acting Indian agent ri Carleton, together
with five assistants, all of whom are locked
up and strongly guarded. The rebels are
menacinG the Hudson Bay company's posts
ami the Indian storehouses in that district.
\ number of the latter have already been
/ captured.
II. C. Lswrie of Bat,leford, who has ar
rived at Winnepeg, declares that Riel will
never be taken alive. and that he has 1000
well armed men AT his back
The statement is made that the Dominion
government has decided to appoint commits
sion TO enquire into the justice of the claims
of the li-breeds, with a view of securing On
amicable settlement. Indignation is ex-
pressed in many qnlrters against Lieut.. Gov
Dewdrey, and he is blamed for the disturb
ance lie is very unpopular with the lndi-
ans aud talt-breeds.
The troops az Wiunepeg were dismissed
for the night at late hour last night. but the
buglar- were subsequently sent out galloping
all over the city TO call the men together in
order that they might start a, sunrise. One
report in circulation is that Riel has been
shot; another that fonr Indian chiefs and
their bands have joined the insurgents; aud a
despatch from Edmonton to the Hudson Bay
company says that 400 half.bree located in
that vicinity are holding a secret meeting and
organizing for action
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March %.
A special from Pierre, OAK, saws there
has been no trouble in the Winnebago rnser-
vation. A small baud of Indians passed
through the reservation, cansing scare
among few timid settlers, but no violence
If any kind was done
Dispatches from Winnepeg state that the
telegraph operator at Dock Lake has been
made prisoner and locked up in the church
along with the other prisoners No harm has
been offered them nor is likely to be. The
rebels have not attempted to take Fort Carl
tor, which is strongly garrisoned by mounted
ponce. 1t Is said tha; the Dominion govern
mcnt has decided TO appoint a commission to
confer with the rebel hait-breeds aud Indians
relative TO their claims, in which case a set
tlement # the present diificnity will doubt
less be brought about without bioodshed
WINNFpEG Man. March 25
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FINANcrALANp COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.


EloUR-Recrpts, l,7S2, exports. :, ,3s7, ,iIcs, ~
200, No ,. = 70 So lancy white Western, extra.
5t0a 5 80, common 20 good. J 90 as 3S good TO
choice. 10 aA50, city mill extra, so 10.
supertne,2 90 a o5. 81. louis extra, 2pS as % (,
winter wheat extra, 800 a so; Minnesota extra,
2 QS n o.
wHEAr-Recripts, - 5s5, exports, b3s'y, ,aies.
2it,ooO No. rcd, S6i: No. J red, GA, elevator
No. Red STATE, e5l. No white state, VI.
RYF--hrm,
hARIES-"asicr.
CORN Receipts lss,ooo bushels exports. ss.ssi (;
sales, 23i,010, SPOT Ne 4. 50l; No ?. Sll
OArs--keo,ipis, io6 400; sales, ll5.to0. No 4. 10;
do White, '0l; No ,, Es S7l; do White, Soi a&i I.
No !, q; do White, " NNeds Western, ~ Is /;
White do, Is a ~ Whre State. ~ ~.
SuoAR-Cut loaf aud crushed Ola az, granulate,i,
o; white extra G, bla5i. yellow, Z! All. mould,
O..
PErRoLEIN-Unitcd, s2l bid.
TkiLow-casicr,
. BEEF--steady,
10 90.
LARD-rchned, -.
HurrEB-hrm.
CHEHsE-quiet.
Frrights-hrm
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FROM PORTLAND.
Meeting Of the Law and Order League
The Bijous Defeat the ". II. Us.

PORTLAND, March 25.
At meeting of the Law and Order League
held this evening the following officers were
elected
Presdent-George Kimbal.
Vice Presidents--Neal Dow, A. +. Cox.
Secretary-Careton Kimbail.
Treasurer-W. ii Hobbs
Executive Committee-Geo. G. Littleield,
J. =. Warren. Thomas Edwards, Alfred
Wocdman, II. 5. Melcher A. NJ. Smith ard
John Higgins.
In the Maine State Polo League this even
ing the Bijous defeated the w. II. rs of
Lewiston, three to two in ten minutes. Will
an elegant gold watch by Lewiston and Port
land admirers.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. March sS
So great is the suffering of the people 10 the
drought afflicted district. that the authorities
and people Of Kanawha county vera appealed
70 Yesterday, and quantities OF provisions
have been ordered to be sent by the county
court for the relief of the distressed. Tales
~ the suffering Of men. women and children
and Of beasts reach here from portions OF
jackson, Gilman, Calhoun and Roam coun,
ties. The mountain farmers in these coun'
,;es are unable to purchase either food OF
seed. and Of the. .season for planting 10 near
thinsp look decidedly serious.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Music Hall and St. Louis Roman Catho.
lie Church in Buffalo, N. ". Destroyed
One Man Instantly Ikilled-A valus.
bic German Library Burned-Loss,
About 100000.


DtFtALO. ~ marcn
About s o'clock this evening as an attache
of Music Hall was lighting the gas Jets Just
above the stage the drop iy took fire from a
defective burner In an instant the whole
stage was in flames and six minutes later the
entire building was burning. The McCaul
opera company were dressing preparatory to
the production of 'Falka' and had barely
time to escape. some only partially dressed.
The company lose their entire wardrobes
Very few persons had arrived to witness the
performance and all escaped without injury
An hour later St. Louis Roman Catholic
church at the rear of Music Hall took fire
and il was soon evident the magnificent edi-
fee was doomed. The street between Music
Hall and the church is very narrow, render
ing it impossible for the fire department to
do effective work.
Joseph Green, citizen, who had ascended
to the roof of the church to assist the FIRE.
men was left after the latter had descended.
The roof vas burning fercely and Green
rushed TO the cupola on the ewes of which he
hung BY the hands for ten minutes in foil
view of the multitude in the street. No lad
der could reach him, and after hanging till
exhausted, he dropped and vas instantly
killed.
At 80 the tower of Music Hall fell in
with . crash and in few minutes after the
front walls fell into the street The fire ~as
finally coufied to Music Hall and the church.
The north ~all OF Music Hall alone remains
while all above the first floor of the church
is destroyed. Music Hall wa. completed in
1883, having cost $4,000: there Was an in
surance OF $4,000. ST. Louis church was
he Oldest Roman Catholic in the city. The
cost of the church vas about s75 900 and the
building vas insured for e25. 600 About
$4,000 had been expended for extra decora-
tons. etc, during the past year. Within the
walls of Music Hall was one Of the oldest and
most complete German libraries in the coun-
try The books which cost over CSC, 600.
but whose value can hardly be estimated -
manyecan never Be replaced were destroyed.
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P0RTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
special Session,
SENATE.
WASHINGTON March

WASHINGTON. March 25
Senator Jones of Arkansas announced that
tls colieacue-elect, James II. Berry If Ar
kansas, was present and resds 10 tskc the
oath.
The oath vas administered by the vice
presi dent.
On motion OF Mr.. Miller Of California, the
Senate went into executive session sud con-
Iinued the consideration of the We'll and La
Abra treaty.
The consideration of the Well and La AhrA
treaty consumed the day, and was not con.
cluded at 4, 10 p. NJ, when the doors were
reopened and the Senate adjourned.
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Minister Lowell. Successor.
LONDON. March 25

LONDON, March %.
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon pub
fishes an interview with lowell. L. s minis
ter. in reference TO the appointment Of Mr..
Phelps as his successor. Lowell said that
President Cleveland was the last man who
would make an inconsiderate appointment
especially to such a high Office as that ol
minister to the court of St James.
Continuing, Lowell said: ''Mr. Phelps i.
a gentleman Of high character and marked
independence, is most agreeable in manner
and hiss fine social qualities. The change
was unavoidable, owing to the sscendency si
the new party. Both countries are to be con.
graduated on Cleveland's wisdom a. showr
in his selection of Mr.. Phelps as my sue
cessor"
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Minister Phelps.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 2

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 25.
Minister Phelps returned here today and
received many congratulatory calls. He
says his appointment was almost an utter
surprise to him as he knew nothing of the
matter until q few days before he heard o.
the appointment He will not go to England
for some weeks on account Of press of private
business. He will probably retain his pro-
fessorship at Yale and will deliver his regular
lectures to the yssudenss for some time to
come,
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The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Gail
blains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cent? per box.
For sale by Fuller Drug Store, y. &. Kins.
man & Co. iec27d&wiy
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Arrival Of DELAYED Trains.

HALIFAX, N. s.. March 25.
An Intercolonial train. with passengers
from Montreal, some of whom have been on
the road since Wednesday last, arrived here
this forenoon. The delay was caused bv i'm
mense snow drifts on the northern division
of the road.
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MoETPELrA, VT, March 25.
The jury in the case Of Clark W. Saun-
ders. charged With killing Emanuel Carr. to-
day returned q verdict Of manslaughfer. The
sentence is reserved. Saunders shot Carr in
the latter's store, because of Cxrr's alleged
intimacs with Saunders wife. Public opin-
ion 10 strongly in favor Of Saunders.
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-la.iT igDs ano 2tgamoosrg
NAIVE CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and afef Oct. 10Th, lss4 trains will Ieay,
Aag1sta- ,-.,.,
ND 300 \. NJ, 2.45 and 1885 =. N.
For Roekland, go aud 10 90 A. NJ
For Farning:on, 600 and 900 4. NJ.
tor Bath, 500 and 1000 a. NJ; 24s p NJ
snt On Saturdays only at 0.55 r. ".
For ateryille, z.25 and s.47 a. NJ; I.o5 anc
s00P ".
lGsP.M
FOR Bangor, Ellsworth and Aroostook county and
~. John. 2J A. n., and 4.03 r. u.
Foffyar Harbor, 225 A. VI.
yIght Pullman Trains each way every night, sun
aay. Included, but not to skowhegan on Monda,
mornings. or TO Belfast and Dexter. or beyond Bar
=, on N1. .day mOrninRs,
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sCOTT's EMULSION OF PURE

In Scrofnlous and Consumptive Cascs
DIR. c. G.. lockwood, New York, says II
have frequently prescribed SCOTS Emulsion
and regard II A. valuable preparation in
scroiulous and consumptivc cases, pslstsbls
and efiicacous."
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Fire in Damariscotta.

DAMARIscoTTA, March %.
Daniel d. Chapman's house burned this
morning Most of the furniture was saved.
Loss about $1,000; fully insured. Cause of
fire defective chimney.
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Males soney rne great Cough cure ,zsc ,sce.sa
Cienn's sulphur Soap heals beauties. -.
GermanCornRemover kills Corns Bunicas
Hilrs Hsk and whistler Dys-Black and Brown. sec.
Pixies Toethache Drops cure in ninuss. no
Deans Rheumasae Pins are . sur. cure, &C.
jan27t teod&wly
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BoorHAY, March 25.
Schooner Mechanic of Boothbay, Stone,
mater wa, lost of Georgetown on the evening
of the 23d instant. The crew was saved
The vessel and cargo are total loss.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
indications for the Mex, "a Hours.


War Department.
oifce of the Chief Signal Officer.
"ashington, ID. c., March 26-I A. NJ.
For New England and Middle State.
sehe'aiiy fair, warmer weather. preceded by
siight fall in temperature. followed during
the night or Friday morning by local SHOWS:
WINDS shifting to sourherly; falling barom-
eter.
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"Roush ON Coughs. !.

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for coughs,
colds, sore throat, hoarseness. Trocbes, l5c.
Liquid, 25c.
We know Heart Disease can be cured. why ?
because thousands say they have used DIR.
Graves Heart Regulator and know Il does
the cure.-Plympton News. S1.00 per bot
tie at druggists. Free pamphlets Of Y. Z.
Ingalls,, Cambridge, Mass.
mar2ldeod&wlv