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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-20
GLENDALE GATHERINGS,

Mrs. !. NJ. johnson and daughter Miss
Bertha have returned from Helena.
Weather fine. \ little snow but did act
stay long, general health good, business
livcly-everyhody prospecting.
The spiritual wants Of Glendaleitcs urr
administered to on each alternate Sab.
bath BY Rev. Hugh Duncan.
The sturdy blow Of the blacksmith is
heard from early morn till dusky eve.
which speaks volumes Tor them ~ working
men.
Chas. w. Turner and family have just
returned from Spokane Falls. They re-
port beautiful scenery and delightful eli
mate.
Each commercial house Is doing an ex.
tensivc business. The already complete
stock OF Armstrong 4 1.o>ee is constantly
receiving surpIies.
II. II. Avery, who was Nd entirely
burned out Of house and home, has moved
his family into the comfortable cottage OH
the hi! known ~ the Hoyt residence.
+ J. b. Reynolds and family have
moved to their ranch o., Moose Greek.
which, together with number Of stock.
was purchased Of Mr.. Jolly. The con.
sheraton was $8,ooo.
The output Of the Hccla Co.'S mines At
present is very encouraging. The orc is
excellent in quality, and immense III
quantity. Further developments, develop
ing inexhaustible reserves al ore. are con
ssansing being made.
The public school is still IN session
The present enrolment in Prof. Bollinger's
room being s6--in Mrs. Sholes' room, 81
total, So. a summary ri the winter
term will he sent in at close Oi term.
Thanks to the Trustees Tor their a,,n,erous
visits--come again.
Our Glendale Sabbath School, 81 which
Mr.. II. Knippcnberg is superintendent, is
anxiouslv awaiting his return, although
through the efficiency Of Mrs. F,agg, our
assistant superintendent, together with the
assistance Of Mr.. Geo. Conway, have got
ten along nicely for the past three months,
and now has enrolled over 60 members.
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Personal.

Dave Il. Beck, of the upper Ruby Val.
ley, was in tho city
Archie Gibson, of the Bannack Hotel
was down for Il day.
Hon. Samuel Word and family have
gone East ON Il short visit
G. u. Haynes representing the /''"U',,
Press CO., of ST. Paul, paid the THlu NJ
acall.
l.. \. Smith, representing the .N'"/v~'
like .rtvh :1""rnW, Of Helena, gave III.
l'KIEl NJ Il call.
Charles Iciglvr proprietor OF /ci- Ter,
Mineral Hot Springs. On the Big lI"!e
Rivc', WAS in the city.
Hon. W. W. Morris. of Virginia { it,,
was in the city The "mcmbrr from Mad
i>on" WAS looking VII.
Lanes X. Reid. agent of Benz. Nrl.va,
n Co.. the extensive hide and wool hand
lcr> of Kansas CITY. Mo- WAS in the city.
lanes Muui,Iin, OF Willowburn Ranch
has inst returned from a trip to til,
States, where he purchased Il number o
thoroughbred horses.
Mavor Il. +. White has returned nom.
from !, visit 10 San Francisco, where ht
was engaged 'r !urthcring mining enter
priscs that will prove beneficial TO Beaver
head County.
Capt. lanes II. Mills, editor OF the .Nr::
| .No,1h. IIcs<, is slowly recovering from :
severe attack oi intlamniatorv rheumatism
We would miss YOU. Mills. 80 don't give ~
the ghost yet.
Hon. Toe \. Browne mas returned HON,
from an extended visit h the Southcr.
State, and the National Capital Tic lcf
his daughter, Miss MAY. a. school 4
Nick>burg. Miss.
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. 10" forget that We have just received
at the City Drug Store stock Of e'
7AsT
the new wall finish. that we unhesi,at;n' ,,,,
recommend. Call and look a, sa,nn,s
cards OF beautiful tints. n. NJ. W1rlr,.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Spring is coming and the prospec: o
good trade is excellent.
The scheme for public librar, and
readng.roorn should be revived.
l'pat Butte the variety actresses have
been dubbed: "Supertluities OF love-
In Bannack prize tigh. it only takes
two rounds to knock champion out.
There is Il current rumor that a couple
Of weddings will 60 off at once shortly.
The fruit and grocery stores are display
ing fine assortments al the present time.
There is heap Of trihing "joshing" and
Joking going on among the boys in Dillon.
The organization OF political clubs tor
the coming campaign is talked about in
Dillon.
Jokes are good things when they do not
do any one any serious injury in purse or
person.
The absolute absence Of sensational
! scandals indicates that Dillon is decent at
present.
The Cinnamon of Dillon read Mclean
newspapers to keep posted ON Knights OF
Labor doings.
The TRlnu>E Job Department has Just
received new fonts of large wood type for
poster printing.
The 18th OF Ireland came and passed
pcaccably away, without being harvest
Tor tho Police Court.
An unusually large number OF tramp>.
for this season OF the year. are botherins
our citizens for cold grub.
! Cusick Il Forester are dandy calc'nin-
crs. Their work at Elicl'> and l.. {. Fvh.
rio n Co.'S cannot bc beaten.
Our leading business houses are carry
inw heavy stocks. and the retail and Job
hing trade is reported over average.
The next meeting OF the ladies society
OF the Baptist Churcl. will hr held at the
Residence. OF Mrs. Frank T.. F"otc
Owing to our columns being Gre w>'c'' 'E
county advertising the rcc'ital r"rtr'h"-
,;,n. from, Glendale. will no, appear until
next week.
Lead j. slightly advancing. in price
Th.. steady advance in lead will '~.r "''f
Southern Montana an! it, Immense dc
posts OF lead ores.
The. Mc,holi>:> OF Dillon contemplate
irwin. another excursion I" lutte ;'n''
Anaconda lis soon Is the Weather becomes
pleasant in tn: Spring.
'Tn, usual services will be conducted at
(;racr NJ. T.. Church tomorrow. SUNDAY
morning and c>cnin. ut the usual n"'r>
bv the pastor, Rev. ". \. Shannon"
The rx,n,>r is Il wcllrcad "cw>P"pcr
,,d ;,s circulation is constantly increasing
Two ncw patrons are added t" orr lists "'
every old patrons "a"c scratched OF"
Episcopal. Methodist and Baptist SER
,,;ce, we're held in the city last Sunday
mr.. services were we'll attended by both
. saints and s;nner.-,l,e latter largely pre-
:, dominating
;. .rh.r. i mint OF truth in the following
:. .,,, .\ew.pa,.r advertising pro
o ,,o,cs trade, for even in the dn''e>t Times
: advertisers secure by far tn largest snare
. Of y ha, i being done
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-20
n, RUS THE DILLON LAUNDRY

II is not yer, funny,
When you can't get your money.
We presented our bill twice.
But VIC can't get our price,
For ruftaed white skirts ironed o.k.
ThNty.tiv pieces dollar and a quarter
Won't pay for soap, starch and water
When you wash for Miss k.O.
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ATTENTION. RANCHMEN.

Jus, received from Paris, direct. thu most CON-
.ErE and LARGEST stock ot Field Glasses ever
rmght to tins or any other part ot the Territory
w s and exau'ins, whether You wish to purchase or
-m No trouble to- +hew goods.
Very Respectfully.
MRs. J.. klpFtk.
DILLON, Montana.
toto !. l.. Cutters, Dillon. Montana, i''r the
treat Rocky Mountain Remedy, "preEon
~rapcr"t Bittcrs." Sold NV all first class Drug
lists.
Mrs. l.. T.. Hanson vii. uh.'i.uc the Lodging
.>incS> Il, her residence ON Railroad Avenue.
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HOUSE FOR RENT,
inquire Of

Inquire Of W. N. SNrAD.
D.J Frew's watch and clock bench
at the Photograph Gallery one door south
OF TRIBUNE office. Watches clocks and
jewe'ry, and sewing machines repaired and
cleaned. Special attention given to all
English watches.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-20
FISHING TACKLE.

The Fishing season has again arrived and Mrs.
Nnpicr is better than prepared tn furnish az
>inls and styles Of Tackle. have over t":ty dit.
rent kinds and styles "t Rods I" select from
$50 have !. larger and more complete line ut Reels,
ines Fly and Carlisle Hooks, than ever hct"r;
1 III and see for yourselves.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-20
NEW BUSINESS LOCALA
FISHING TACKLE.

nave Just received my Spring Stock. un, cscrv
'h.ng is New, Fresh and Cheap
Rods from 20 cents to @ssco.
nee's IS cents to S6.oo All kinds OF Hooks,
Lines, Snsers, Smells, Flies. ETC., etc.. chcancr
than the cheapest. Catch On:!
iscing u practical fisherman and knowin., rho
wants Of this locality am prepared TO sci, you
1ust what you want. ". EASTMAN.
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

List u! letters rc,nlin,n. th. Post Office 1t Dl.
ION. sc;lve,h:ad Co... Montana. tor the week cad
Ing March -, $50. which, il rllIr,! Tor in 70
days. w,il w.. SEN. to he bead i.,,r,,:,ir.
Borhtell \ Mill TT
Bar Gas Rhodes Miss \cn;,
Briggs !ho> SINNERS Michael
Clark : T. Saudv n,
Clark $ White Win.
Mcdonald jas \ Williams Maggie
Persons calm. i.r -. ,e above sr,:er> -
please ''l.lvcrti-e.l.''
JOAN T. NOE, ,. II.
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FOR RENT.

Furnished. room to rent. Inquire OF J. {. Met
p at Corinnc Hotel. t'".
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lew PHOTO. GALLERY OPEN,

The new photographic Gallery Of Ncsh't. 4
rev. Adjoining :he TRIBUNE oiaies Is open. and
.. M. 4, CALI Everything is new. neat and ia
ns"l stve, and work will tw executed in the
,.,, iIlcs of the art.
ran u, the City Drug Store and see the jones
,,,rn, Ventilated Truss" for which y. NJ. White
81 agent. >..-...-..~
Mrs. L. kupter has u large nutn!.er Of second
,nI silver and nickel watches and II you wish q
,sM' reliable and warranted time piece for little
,nrey call and see them.
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Sewing Machine Repairing.

host who have sewing .nachr- that n'r'' re
airing. c;.l on John 4. ZalSln.
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8UIaIsNRs0
Mineral Hot Springs,
On the Mig Isole Rtv~v.

Situated halfway between l;is.n Station. ~. IT,.
Utah and Northern Railway. and Twin llriLa,.
The Hotel is now open and tilted mp 9TH good "a
ctnnn's'a,i"n~ tor the public. The medical proper
ties OF these springs ,rp,~~.d w in sl,
rrrrtnr>.
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MARRXED.

- INV NKl \iIlAkf. NFwin Bridges, MGR
1,'lh March -. $50, u. Rev. J. &; Ih,y;tn. Wi
liam Stewart and D.'liI! \>Er.r. bath "t Madison
County. Munl:.nn
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For Sale!

l'vr Tor sale tour or live span ut HORSE. ''r">c
work. tia, will average I.iW, to I.,tp l'chos.
''rlir> wishing good >rrvrcahlc horses would q"
gr,l to call and 81, them y, my ranch on Rattle
Ike Creek.
JAMES V\E'l"
\ full line Of Confectionery just opened
up in roStOttics. building.
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FOR SALE.

"" choice Residence Ints adjoining .ht' 'r~
''H'e ct David Rcinhar.t. Apply to T. r. WH'rf.
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" a MT II ID.

'hts. Wheat and lIalrh linv tor whiri, w'll pay
e highest cash price. !. l.. Lyon.
louise 10 rent. inquire q: L.. Coffin.
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FARM FOR RENT.

want to rem, my farm, which admins H.. ,,.,
"wnste. PLENTY Of water. Will rent TIN. ,rnn.r
" ~ reasonable figures. Inquire Of '''''e'
J. CON Ol,EN.
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OATS WANTED.

ihe Dillon Lumber and Graiw Co. pay the high.
est price for Oats.
". u. sMEAD. Manager.
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TO RENT.

\ room in Union Block, on Montana street, suit
We Tor office or sleeping room. For further par
;,uars call Il, the Office Of Charles 6. Noble. Union
p'Ock,
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PIGS FOR SALE.

nave aoo1: thirty head Of last falls pigs tor
>'''e' average breed. Inquire at the rancl, OF
HARVEY SULLIVAN
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BLUE STONE.

},st receives. n lot Of Blue Stone. for Seed Wheat
;the City Drug Store.
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49," will buy comfortable :, rcnvd pI''>lcrc"
''>c and I lots with wei! and other improvements
Acre"n. MI in first class location. For further
particulars enquire ut this office.
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To the Public.

,h,v. cleaned and refittc,l the Dillon Hotel, and
,,ll br pleased to receive my old ''carders and
s,ny new ones.
Mrs, NJ. \. D,xt;LkV.
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AUCTION FER.

r.J. Farrell, Of Nir. nia, City will tnd'' a''''"n
les in all parts OF the Territory.
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HALLIDAY & co.

HALLIDAY & co.
SELL THE roLLowlse IMPORTED
GOODS:
,,.. 1lcnncsy 4 Co. $50 Cognac.
+, Martel :,
i3oltclleau Ills &,
s,'ni fS,,rant T. Go. =" g
c1AREr saea sAUrE1sNsss.
.,n,se AMI Fills. Frcres.
s.. fallen, p,nts and quarts.
Medoc. =. :,
MargauS: :, g
i1.n, Sauternes. Port and Sherry.
ALE ana STOUT.
BASS \ Co.'S Pale: Ross h s:uas "n$er'
CHAMPAGNE.
G. II. Musnm's Extra DRY.
WHlSKIEA
Irish and Scotch Whistles; Jamaica Ruu.
CIGARS.
u ,,muan-Ei Porvenir, La Carolina and FL
.In.lnr: als., t,, lire of Domestic Wnea, Liz.
ms anil Cigars
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-07
A HoWells Story.

While w. ID. Howells was young man liy-
ing in Columbus and was on the editorial force
of the Ohio State Journal, he wrote ii poem
which was published in the Atlantic Monthly.
In due time came check in payment for the
poem, which was among the earliest literary
productions of Mr.. IIowells, before he had
turned his thoughts toward the field of prose
fiction. The check was highly priced in itself
by the young poet, but did not fill the full
measure of his aspirations, for shortly after
ward he demanded of an intimate friend, with
much ditfdence but great carnestness Jim,
when you have Il check for some money how
do you get the cash for it?' The intricacies Of
this financial operation being explained, the
amount of the check was deposited to his cred
it in the bank The money was not destined,
however, to form part Of Mr. Howels' nlti-
mate estate, for shortly afterward he again
repaired somewhat embarrassed to his more
practical friend and asked, in a quandary ::
Jim, when you have some money in the bank,
how do you get it out again:" Since that time
Mr.. Howells has had little difficulty in getting
money into or out of the bank.
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Wards $4,000 Dinner.

by the way" said "A prominent criminal
lawyer of New York the other day, "did YOU
ever hear how Ward attended Gen. Grants
dinner party: 1t was when the firm of Grant
Ward had just started in business. Fred
Grant happened to mention in the Office one
day that his father was going to rive Il dinner
party that evening, and that Vanderbilt. Cyrus
W. Field, and some more of the BIZ guns
would be there. 'Ah,' said Mr.. Ward. and
nothing more WIS thought Of it. That evening
Grants door-bell rang While the family and
their guests We're ut dinner. and Ward pre-
scented himself in full dress, with his crush hat
under his arm. Could he see the general for Il
moment-u>t for moment: The general
came into the hall. All, my dear general. |
beg your parden for disturbing you, but | Just
stepped i'll for & moment-from the opera. YOU
hnow-to tell YOU that ! had chance to make
Il little turn to-lay-nothng to do with the
tirm-but just little outside speculation, and |
put You in. | closed it up this afternoon, and
your share Of the profits is $1,000. | happened
to have the check i'll my pocket, so | brought it
over. Here it is, general, and Mr.. Ward pre-
pared to rush back to the opera. The general
was delighted, poor, simple Old man, and >wal-
lowed the whole story. Would Mr.. Ward
stay and dine: No. Then at least he must
have a glass of Wine before he Went away
Mr.. Ward protested but finally permitted him
self to be led to the dining room, and remained
until the dinner was over That invitation
cost Mr.. Ward $1,000, but he considered il
cheap at the price. He had made his point"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-07

The Diliur>t attribute in the heart of God i,
love- and the mi@htir>t. because the most hui
man. principle in the heart Of man is faith.
Love i heaven. faith is that which appropri-
atr> heaven. r.. W. Robertson.
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W. are children. the things that we 10
Are a. sport, of babe to the infinite view
That marks all our weakness, and pite> ii. too
r. burge smith.
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FesSenden'S Garden


The Boston transcript in rcyicwjn" the new
Maine book. The Triangular society," saws:
There is one piece which, although not lacking
in local coIorin", vet has wider reach of SYM
pathy and of interest than the city and the
warrant amr n,9tin,, ' nntir r,' i''''''S SN'''
N'' 4'V'''7
fESsENDEN'S GARDEN.
From this high window in the twilight dim.
Az, ,oTN ~ ;,' oi1' d iontl Ealmei' WIFI
WI Iil u'i 'u N.hs anu poieI 'r'.ll;
''''7N' VIM ''i' i'''H vi II "i' u ''S '''''
Along the darkling shrubbery where most
hojf o'''eii iot' at tICilliS 9Vi"seo'
H. = H., Ii''s.
''>''' ''''" ""'liS' 'lie "eiiSer >i''''e'
His footstep makes no rustic in the grass.
Nor shakes the teuderest blossom, on thc Stem :.
hm ne 'i7ii i iea , nfi dHf 10 let 'ii pass
~ = 1t ""' ''i' "'' 'i'' 'o"S"'N '"'"l'
A statesman with grave reflective air.
Once used to walk there in the shadow, sweet ::
Now the broad apple trees. hi, pride and care.
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Parker's Tonic

Prepared by Hiscox & Co., n. VI
Sold by all Druggists in large bottles at One Dol
lar. Iml
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CONSTIPATION!

There is no medium through which
disease SO often attacks the system
as by Constipation. and there is no
other i'll flesh is heir to more apt to
be neglected. from the fact material
Inconvenience may not be Immediate
ly felt from irregular action of the
bowels. When there is not regular
action the retention Of decayed and
efete matter, with its poisonous
gases, soon poisOns the whole system
by being absorbed into it, causing
piles, fStula, headache, impure blood
and many other serious affections.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will
Immediately relieve, and one bottle
positively cure Or relieve any case
of Constipation.
WAS troubled for a year with
torpid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything imaginable used
BURD0CK BLOOD BITTERS. The
first bottle revived me and the second
cured me entirely" S. Williamson.
Rochester. N. 7.
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Consumption Cured.

\ California murderer went to the galloWs with
a cigarette in his mouth. lie died soon after. We
have alWal- contcnde'l thar cigarettes unheath
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COVERED WITH BLorCHEs.

want o. tell you thai Your IUIICt-liA RESoI.-
VENT j. magnificent About thrc, months age my
face vas covered with Biotchc~. and after using
three bottles of REsoINENr wa- perfectly cured.
FREDERICK NAiIRE.
Il L l. L
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BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASE

puc nt oar customers says your CrIIrrRN REM
EpIHN 9rr the hest he can find for itching of the
skin lie tried an others and f,und no relief until
hc used YOURS.
FL. AIDEIC II, DrvaGiSt, lHsINti Sl.N, q.
sold everywhere. Price, CTIIcUR4, % cts .
SOW = c--. kE>"ttENr sl.o0. Prepared by The
POTTER pKrG AND CHEMICAL Co.,. Boston, Mass
send for How to Clre Skin Diseases"
pIMrL.E>, Backhead~, skin Blcnishez and Baby
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If You once try Carriers Little Liver Pills fol
sick headache, biliousness or constipation you
will never be without them. They are purely
vegetable; small and easy to take, all druggists
sell them.
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Belfast & ElO0sehead Lake R,R, Co

I \ accordance with the written request Of a ma
L aority uf the board Of directors, notice is here
by given that special meeting of the Stockholders
OF tbs above named company will he held AT the
Court House. in Belfast. On WEDNESDAY, TIE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF JAM AIRY, lSSG, at ten
ticle, viz:
To see if the stockholders will authorize and in
srct the directors to issue bonds and secure them
by a mortgage Of the company's property to renew
in whole or in part the first mortgage bonds, ma
turing in 1890, and if in part, to what amount"
Per order.
JOHN H. QUIMBl, Clerk
Belfast, Dee y, lsSl-3u52
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RUE ECONOMY,

~ ~ En- 1SSEV O6Vn
Every one must practice true economy to succeed
IN life. But it Il no economy to buy "shoddy"
ticles bad Flour, bad Butter and bad Food of any
kind not economic to use at any price a
pre- tends to cure, but makes the patient worse.
Fa-As the best food is the cheapest because it is
nutritious and Strengthening TO the whole system,
even In small quantities. is n pure medicine,
which cures every time, even in small doses there
fore AWAY keep in mind these Ten Solid Facts.
B0-Ihcre is more real solid cure in one bottle of
HUNTS (kidney and Liver) RLMEDY, for the dis
called cures the dose is 20 to 30 drops.
EJ-lt cures, restores, regulates and invigoratcs
the Liver, stomach, Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
organs, creates marvellous appetite and reDuds
the entire system and it is "Never known to fail"
Re-it will prevent as well AS cure Malaria, Few
from impure blood Keep the fountain and the
springs that supply it, pure and the stream flow
ing therefrom Will be healthful and ife-givng.
BD-Special and interesting Of Brights dis
ease described on second page of our Banner Book.
BD-HUNTs (kilnev and Liver) REMEDY puriiies
the Blood, thereby keeping the Kidneys, Liver,
stomach, Bladder and Urinary organs vigorous
with life and action causing them to free the sys
tenn from the poisonous waste which brings dis
ease and death.
Bs-it reaches the seat of the disease at once
removes the cause - stimulates aud assists the
functions of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary or
| gans.
Es-Save your heath by using HUNTS (kidney
and Liver) REMEDY, millions will not recon-
| pense the loss of the priceless boon. Ii will cure
! Female Weakness, and prevent monthly suffering
! Correspondence freely answered by our Consult.
! Ing Ply Sican at this office.
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Whenever a minister haz preached sermon
that pleases the whole cOngregashun he prob
ably haz preached one that the Lord won't en-
dorse. Josh Billings.
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u feel bad Hunts Kidney and Liver Rene
dy encourages sleep, creates appetite. braces up
the y stem, and repairs the wasted powers. 81 -
nor hnttIe at drng.clsts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-07

'.Nhy should Il soldier never lose his head il
hatie: said a German captain to private soldier
because If he did he would not have any place II
pat his cap ON.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-07

There are only two sorts Of men--the one
]c Just " no believe themselves sinners: the
'thcr sinners, who believe themselves Just.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-07

The weak theology which processes TO be-
licNr that prayer has merely a subjective benc-
tit, is infinitely les scientific than the action of
a child who confidently appeal, to 4 Father in
Heaven. Principal Dawson
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-01-07

m I"0'T|0'IF UIS1NSeS q Ne 7-HNNS.
DIR. JOHN BABINGTON, Corrunna, Mich, says: 81
have prescribed SCOTS Emulsion, with satisfactory
results in Tuhercular diseases of the lungs and
Me@cntery glands also in Neuralgia due to defec-
tive nnrNn nutritinn'