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sides ot the rods and screw up the nuts
sufficiently To- secure the earth. II any
soil has broken away from the outside
CT the ball an in carefully with the soil
and ram tightly with "A pointed stick,
Then cut the roots OFT carefully level
with the bottom of the box. lay the
specimen over ON its side and nail ON
the bottom firmly, leaving spaces for
water To- escape. The sides OF the box
should then hc nailed firmly all round.
In boxes 81 tho size given rs an cN-
ample, or largcr ones. tho rods should
remain in place, but IL OF smaller size
they may bc removed after mailing.
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FACTS FOR FARMERS.

GEoRoE A. SMITH, speaking at re-
cent New York institute. said the COW
should not he sailed periodically
or twice weok--but be given free ac-
cess 10 il at all times.
A PEW crab-applcs OF the best sort
should have place in every orchard. or
they may be planted abont the home
grounds, as they are quite ornamental
for good portion of the year
Hoes are cleaner than cows when
they have chance TO be clean. The
reputation the hog has obtained is not
deserved. Even his appetite Is no
worse than that Of fowls and his habits
quite as exemplary. Give the hog "a
chance.
A. = covering for hot-beds, ia place
of glass, muslin may bc used provided
u Is made waterproof. To do this dip
the muslin in liuseed oil before stretch
ing IL on the frame. and then give IT a
coating ~ mixturc Of raw egg and lin
seed oil. or varnish IL with transparent
varnish.
Ir has been discovered that potatoes
can be prevented from sprouting by
immcrsing them for ten hours IN q soiti-
ton Of one part sulphuric acid in ihy
parts water, in o wooden tank. without
injury 20 the potatoes a trial of the
process with a few POTATOES will not
cost over five cents
SoME men set tree AS they would o
fence post, but such will never make
good fruit-growcrs The hole for the
tree should be made wide and deep. and
the bottom filed with good. rich earth.
men set tlic tree firmly and put a good
stake beside 10 and bind % belt 81 soft
material about the tree and the stake.
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Ever discovered ia the mine OF health that
u found ia bottle Of Hostoitor'n stomach
nittoIH lts output Ia unprecedented
luchly does II pan OUT In tho paving ores
% vitality and regularity OF organlc action
The dcbllitniod should work this mine for
"1ll ~ 10 worth" 10 also should IN. conatl
patrd, tho bilious. the dyhpcptic, the rhou.
matte, aud persons troubled with Inactivity
VI The Kidneys or bladder aud la grippe
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FARM AND GARDEN.
REMOVING LARGE TREES.

Hint. from tho Chief OF tho California
Depart nent OF Agriculture.
Prepare "a remove the specimen by
carefully digging around IL with "a
sharp spade IN such l, manner that the
sides of the adhering earth will conform
70 ;hc shape of "a box TO he used. Do
not attempt 90. remove the specimen be.
fore fixing the box permanently. This
should be done by first placing the sec
tions on opposite sides of the ball.
passing thu rods through the holes
already hors'l n che ends OF each sec
ton r. hold them in position, then drop
the two sections II i'm place on the in
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eording to the size OF the plant to be


The box is adc in four sections. and
for ono of the following description
li6-inch boards should be used
a. shows the inside of two opposite
sections, feet wide at top. feet al
bottom and feet deep; 2x4 scuntlings
arc nailed at each end. through which
are bored holes to correspond with tn,
size OF the iron rods to be used
"B'' gives the outside view of the other
two sections, 3 feet inches wide nj
top, feet inches ut bottom and 3 feet
deep. strip Ike is nailed across the
center TO strengthen then.
&C. gives an end view Of Section "a, %
showing the position of the iron rods
and u 2x4-inch strip on the outside 70
which To nail the bottom OF the box. 49,
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Tn. ooiy one Ever rrln,.d-cs. yo. r,.d
the Mordg

THERE'S. n inch display advertisement
In TINS paper, this week. which has no two
words alike except oso word Tho sntno .
truc OF each new ono appearing cnrh week
from Tho DR.. lInrtcr Medicine Co Thi.
house places n Crescent ON everything
they make and publish. Look for u, send
thom the name OF tho word aud they will
samples free.
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The Missouri, Kansas a. Texas Railway.
Houston, tho l. a "a N. and NolaSco Tar.
mWnl Railways Daily passenger trains
leave Houston as n m arriving at Nolas.
90 ;oS ~ m. For Information concerning
Nciasco, or Tor routes, rates, maps or time
tables OF the NJ, h. a 4 liy, can on or al.
cross W ~ Graham, q 4 A., rarsonp,
kas. E n Parker. Asa't uc, rasa Agent
NO. cVs Chestnut 81, ~ Louis, Mo
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Feeding Mixed Lots.

II Is mistake 90 feed the hens and
growing chicks together. as the result
VIII be that the hens receive too much
and the chicks too little food. st this
season one good meal a day IS all that
adult fowls should have, as too much
grain causes them 10 become too fat
Chicks' on the contrary, until three or
Tour months OLD. should have two
meals daily. II al the fowls are fed
together the proper apportionment Of
s"e food cannot be observed. II the
iood rs not given with Judgment. the re-
suit Is a waste and an increase Of the
cost Farm and Fireside.
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I. X BHANuAs, editor Christian Tnd..
Atlanta, Ca, writes! 81 have used Brady
crotlno with unfailinR, prompt, decided 70
nof' All druggists. DC.
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Tnu suictsst railroad about issuing pa.se.
NAV occasionally pass dividend 10 we'll
Gazette.
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A rouSo Max must bc very baso fui indeed
when no undertakes TO perfect himself In
palmistry Just To got an excuse for holding
a young lady's hand -s,omcrvillc Journal
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TTsrrp mr. TME-For bronchial afrcc
lions. Coughs, etc, BnowN's BnoECnfAi
lhoCnfs have prored their efficacy by "a test
oil many years. Price ~ eta.
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IT srvrR makes children bcticr Co tell
thom dozen times day that they arc too
mean FOR any uso. Rams Horn
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Tnr Grip OF Pneumonia may be wardcd on
WIN hnle's Honey OF Horohound and Tar.
iiko's Toothacho Drops Cure ia one minute,
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coNrrnroulRr's headline. "Corp II
SAFE" should be qualified by tho important
addition, except In q liquid form.
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- actors lifo must be far from monot
onous- Ne meets with changes OF sccns
every nighL
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Tnn money that IL tho root Of all evil IL
Rams Horn
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Wait Yria.cn VIZ

a COOK book talks OF raised dourhnutz
without saying whore they were raised =
~ u. fiCayuno.
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WnrN man gets religion right, his horss
soon hnds IL out Rams Horn.
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One Of the inches, Mio..

TnE proper thing for Jury IL To bo frm,
but not iKcd w Arlington Star.
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=, Is the spring tho young mans fancy
lightly turns 10 thoughts OF loaf Elmira
Gazette.
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wurN should bread he served out to thu
soldicrsi- At roll Gail
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Foop for reflection good dinner thai
you miSsod Texas Siftinga
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ONE BOTTLE
Worth $4,000.
So. Hope. ME-. MAY |, 81

SO. Hope, Me-, May /. 81.
| have suffered terribly for the last
three years with rhestna ntism in my
arms. hips and legs, and, in fact, all over
me. Nobody hnoacs hOW much I
suffered. nor can | tell it in words, but
it was terrible, and nothing | took seemed
to help me. | tried among other things
three of the we'll known Sarsaparillas
without obtaining the least benefit This
spring I was induced to try 4Ilen's Sar-
s0parilLa, although | had lost all faith
in such remedies. Talk about modern
miracles, before | had taken it a week 1
began to get rapiftty better. and by
the time one bottle was gone the fheM-
WatiSm h0d entirely left Wy arms
and shoulders, and the trouble in my
lower limbs was but slight to what it was
before. | am now satisfied that one more
bottle viii entirely cure me The bottle
that | have taken has been WOrIh
$4,000 TO nee. Nobody could be
more thankful for this great remedy than
|. and take pleasure in recommending it
TO others, and hope they will give it 4 fair
trial. It is all it claims to be and more
besides
ALVIN \. CARTER.
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>er9eant Major Herman.

4hF EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL. | beg
-li' you of the latest news concerning
giant Major Herriman There was
FpAct Concert at the Town Hall last
'ld the Major and his wife gave us a
4rI Was very beautiful 1t was call
lie Kissed Me When He Left Me" and
f'ehed to with great attention. The
a' Majors Brass Band played the
I- pieces: Introduction, The Bells.
sweet are the Roses, Waltz, Cornet
y he Sergeant Major. " altz, March,
.r the Queen. supper was served at
NE VI the programme.
".loWjng remarks were made by the
-f- Lord Hopeton:
PMS AND GENTLEMEN. | wish YOU to
'1t our honured hero, Sergeant Her
ranked as Sergeant Major of the
7N Police Force Of Australia. and
HAT he is one of the most honorable
n.y. ever carried an officers stripes.
'ipm the AUDIENCE.
cent Major Herman replied:
s' AND GENTLEMEN. am very glad
luat tine Governor and people of
'hlrN are So we'll pleased with my
Nu1 | did not come to this country
pes and gold medals. | came here
A'l do my duty, which shall always
y Is live.
" those present were Lord Commits
-'erswall, the Earl of Hopeton and
SNIP. the Earl and Countess of Kin
hehtin, NJ. p, X. B. Rice, NJ. p,
4ik, of the Horse Artillery, Major
Commander 7. NJ Force Capt.
!" N. Il. Yours, etc,
INSPECTOR SULLIVAN.
Vi United Police Force of Australia.
4a Aus, April 9, 1892.
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GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD
uaine Experiment Station.
SPRAYING EXPERIMENTS.

SPRAYING EXPERIMENTS.
.o experiments carried on under the
.5n of the Horticulturist of the
Experiment Station, with a view
I. kim the work of the codling moth,
having conclusions are drawn:
An sprayed trees had smaller per-
ID. III wormy fruit than did the I'M
VII
A mixture of l poundParis green
PA tallons water gave better results
Ind eaker mixture; though mix
# pound to 320 gallons saved
arlcentage OF the fruit.
rhr number of windfalls was great
.,ned by spraying.
nae proportion of wormy fruits
tbc windfalls was much smaller
.le~prayed trees.
rlae i, no danger OF poisoning
I.e usc of fruit which has been
os directed.
III best time to spray probably Va
eulO different varieties, but in no
uuld any trees be sprayed before
,-om~ fail.
a.e i, greater liability to injury
b, from the use of London purple
a }he use OF Paris green
nA Was also made As to means of
IT,. NJ checking the rava9es of he
ah
., sab is caused 10y the attack of a
. fungus which grows on the
1n1 Young twigs as well as on the
TIE attack is most severe in cool.
. seasons, and if it occur early in the
,. bttore the years growth is com
tIa trees may be seriously injur-
4,jng with carbonate of copper dis
sd III ammonia and diluted. has prov
dtctise means of holding the fun
a heck. The average increase of
.u.a fruit on the sprayed trees, over
.u uDsprayed trees was 30 per cent,
r IN some eases the increase amount
q ii per cent.
sutton of three ounces of carbonate
,pel in one quart of ammonia. dilut-
rh Ihirty-tive gallons of water, was
q very satisfactory. ne cost OF
rng With this solution is about three
+ lyr nee fol each application.
necessary chemicals may be obtain
Weeks a Potter Co., Washington
5ystou; or of Elmer 4 Amend, POS
AVE.. New York Cor a full dis
aot these experiments see Rep. Me.
station, Part Ill 1891, PIP. 99-l21.)
.n of FOOD MATERIAL BY VARIOUS
FODDER AND ROOT CH0P>.
object Of this experiment was to
growth of digestible dry food
.' ia several fodder and root crops.
suits us given are a report OF prog
!. ad the work is to be continued
.l or AVERAGE RESULTS FOR 1890
AND 1891.
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DYSPEPSIA.
We Guarantee it to Cure Dys-
pepsia and all Stomach
Troubles.
CAMDEN, ME-. March 26. 81

CAMDEN, ME-, March 70. ii.
| wish to express my gratitude for what
your sarsaparilla has done for me. For
fice gears | have suffered from dvs-
pepsia and Indigestion. Just as soon
as | would eat anything my stomach
would distress me terribly. 1t seem
ed as though my digestive organs had lost
all their power. and my food would lie on
my stomach like so much lead. My
bowels We're also continually cOnstiDat-
p0ted. | have doctored a great deal.
trying a great many remedies that We're
recommended for my troubles, but could
get but very little benefit from any
of them. At last l was persuaded to try
4lIem's tSarsapariW0. and had taken
it but few days when / began 10
see a great Improvement. | had not taken
one bottle before the distress arus all
gone. My bowels We're regular and
could eat hearty meal without feeling
any bad effects. Now | have taken but
little over one bottle. but it has helped
me so much that would mot be without
it for any price. 1t is decidedly the
BEST MEDICINE ] EJER
USED and | can heartily recommended
it to all.
MRS. II, J, BARNES,
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FEMALE TROUBLES
Mrs. James Mutt Became 50 Run
Down that Life was a Burden.
Aliens Sarsaparilla Makes
Life Worth Living.
RoCkPoRT. Me-. AUG. 3. 81


have been brought back to health from
the very verge of the craze by H.
lens Sarsapnrilla, and | rejoice at
the privilege Of telling others Of its Won
derful merits For two or three years |
lave suffered from a cOnpticNtjOn of
diseases peculiar 10 my sex, and became
so run down that HJ'e arns Il burden.
| had terrible cough Ill the time and my
friends thought Has going TO die. I
had tried many kinds OF medicines with
out benefit and was about discouraged
when began taking -4iir,t's snrs0pn-
,itta. Before / had taken it u Weeh
began to feel better. Now | have taken
three bottles and can say that I an
cured- entireiY cnred. It was not
faith that cured me. because | had no
faith. 1t was -tiien's Sarsn purlla.
| would not be without it in my house for
anything.
MRS. JAMES MUTT.
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The Bicycle Boom.

The relay bicycle race from Chicago to
New York, covering a distance of 975 miles
in four days, will go far to demonstrate the
adaptablity of these machines for covering
long distances. Next to the locomotive
they can safely be relied upon to carry a
person over a greater distance in shorter
space of time than any other agency vet de-
vised. The best authoreties agree that no
single horse can stay with wheelman. A
cyciist once challenged a Russian cavalry
officer to ride 900 miles over continental
roads. The horseman was to have a fresh
steed at frequent intervals, but the wheel
man was to keep pegging on. The cavalry
man was easily defeated. The present CON
test will serve to make the wheel more
popular vehicle than ever, and it is quite
likely to make it part of our army equip
ment, as it has already become in Europe.
Boston Herald
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Dan O'Connell's Punch Bowl.

A glass punch bowl, made by the glass
blowers OF Cork in 1925, and presented to
Daniel O'Connell, the famous Irish patriot,
VIII appear in the exhibit from Cork at the
columbian Exposition. One side of the
bowl bears O'Connell's initials and the othe.
a representation of Cork, as it then existed
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'oomed to Learn Better,

10y !. :, e not Vet believed, nor do we now
h. s5Aat the Democratic State convention
i'ertake to commit the Democratic
N, ~ against prohibition-a question
Eree declared non-political by an al
lLlmous vote of all parties. North
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Flag station. The l2.:}0 r NJ train with Flying
Yankee for Portland and Boston.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at SIS 90
from Belfast and all stations on Branch
Through tickets to all points West and Northwest
via all routes for sale by F. E. Crowley, Agent.
Belfast. PAYSON TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gen'l Manager.
F. F. BOOTHBY. Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1891
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Happy H00slers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster OF Idaville
Ind, writes Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines com
hlneh for that bad feeling arising from Kid
neY and Liver trouble" John Leslie. farm
ct and Stocklnan. of the same place. saws:
"flnd Electric Bltters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like a new
man. j. W. Gardner, hardware merchant
same town, says: Electric Bitters is lust
the Thing for man who is all run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies he found
new strength, good appetite and felt just
like he had new lease ON life Only soc. a
bottle. at r. II. Moodys Drug Store
Ironically, near New York-Charlotte Mo-
dlstka-"l had to pawn all my diamonds be-
fore | could get back to New York" Fechter
Forrest Bootll-"Where did the company
strand, in Jersey City," Jewelers. Weekly
The Greatest strike.
Among the great strikes that of DR.. Miles
IN discovering his New Heart Cure has prov
on itself to be one of the most important
The demand for it has become astonishing
Already the treatment of heart disease is
being revolutionzed, and many unexpected
cures effected. 1t soon relieves short breath
hu1terng, pains IN side, arm, shoulder, weak
and hungry spells, oppression, swelling of
ankles, sm"thering and heart dropsy. Dr..
Miles book on Heart and Nervous Diseases.
trte. The uneuualed New Heart Cure is
sold and guaranteed by Il. II. Moody: also
ms Restorative NerVine for headache, fits
sprtes, hot flashes, nervous chiIIs, opium
habit etc.
Blink -'Lucky man, the fellow Jones. 8"
WlnkS-"l don't see how you make it,
BliMks-'Why, lie took out a life Insurance.
poliry for thousand pounds, and died six
days before the company failed. ITid-B Bits
Will Be Given Away.
OlIr t.ut,.rpri mo ,1rIl,ryict N,n,l,
WI" carries the finest stock of drugs, per
tuntrltS. toilet articles, brushes, sponges
etc, is giving away a large number of trial
bottles of DR.. Miles celebrated Restorative
Nervine. He guarantees it to cure head
acne, dlZzlness. nervous prostration, sleep
leSSneSs, the ill effects of spirits, tobacco
coffee, etc. Druggists say it is the greatest
seller they ever knew, and is universally
satisfactory. They also guarantee DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure in all cases of nervous or
organic heart disease, palpitation, pain in
side, smotherlng. etc. Fine book on ''Nerv-
Gus and Heart Diseases free
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'9ofe letter relates to Waldo county
nose heroic deed i'll rescuing a woman
0rhing building was recently ehroni-
Arse columns. We are indebted to
-" sullivan for enabling us to record
fN paid to our fellow countryman.
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Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels

She" You never hear of women cashiers
enbezzing or running off with their employ
er' money. He-"\ot often: but when it
does happen they take the employer too
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Here are Few Facts Which
Prove this Statement.

1st The universal testimony Of dealers
in towns and cities where ALLEN'S is
equally well advertised with others. is
that they sell more than any other kind.
and many sell more than all others COM
bined.
I'd. They all say that it gives better
satisfaction than any other.
Sd. Although ALLEN'S S4RS4-
P4RILL4 has been on the market but
years, yet we have sold as many bottles
IN THE L4ST4 MONTHS as our
growing competitors claim they sold in
THEIR ENTIRE 9TH YEAR.
THE SECRET or ALL THIS
is that ALLEN'.S CURES the most
diseases in less time; TH4T 1T rs
MORE POWERFUL. and does not
lnjure those who take it; that it COSTS
BIT HALF PRICE for a larger
bottle. Many medicines are unsafe to
take because they contain chemicals which
should be administered in exceptional
cases only. and then by physicians direc-
ton>.
~
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Maine Central R. R,

TIMETABLE

On and after Now 20, 1891, trains connecting al
Burnham with through trains for and from Ran
gor, "aterville. Portland au Boston, will run as
follows
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FOR SALE.

THE real estate on Bridge street, in Belfast
l known As the WILLIAM q. ALDEN property
consisting Of the large two story house, with ell
ana barn, with good orchard and garden grounds
ms property is we'll located and in good condi
ton for boarding house, and will be sold at a
reasonable figure. If desired, one-half the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage reasonable
time. For terms, apply to
ROBERT E. or VIM. o. ALDEN, Portland,
at BELFAST SAVINGS BANK.
Belfast, June 10, 1S9l.-25tf
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keinps Balsaln Will stop the cough at
once
Customer Mr.. spicer, Your black tea is
Just full OF dead flies. Grocer. My. my
and | told that boy to put them in the spice
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The Republican Journal, Thurs dav Morning. June g. 1892
When you buy your spring medicine you
should get the best, and that is Hoods Sar-

When you buy your spring medicine you
should get the best, ana that is Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t thoroughly purities the blood.
He CDR Mason is very popular with the
ladies. Has he been a successful practition-
er?" She-"Oh, yes. He has never saved
a patient whose case he diagnosed as hope
less
This century has produced no woman who
has done so much to educate her SEX to a
thorough and proper knowledge of them
selves as Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham.
Cholly-"Do YOU object TO cigawette Miss
Budd?" Miss Budd-"Oh, not i'll the least
They are doing wonderful service for man
kind
| was troubled with cotarrh for seven
years previous to commencing the use of
Elys Cream Balm. 1t has done for me what
other so-caled cures have failed to do-cured
me. The effect of the Balm seemed magical
Clarence l.. Huff. Biddeford, Me.
After trying many remedies for catarrh
during the past twelve years, l tried Ely's
Cream Balm with complete success. 1t is
over one year since l stopped using it and
nave had no return of catarrh. recommend
il to all my Reconsideration L. Palm, Read
ing. Pa.
"This is lime tree Hattie But YOU are
not looking" She. ''Yes, Harry. / see it,
Bllt was wondering how they extract the
mortar from it,
Strange Freak
The wife of our esteemed citizen. Mr. John
RoWelI, While suffering under severe attack
of the blues, tried to commit the crime If in
1antlclue, but was prevented by the onpor-
tune arrival OF neighbor Her case has
been considered by the best doctors inrura-
BILE, but her husband was highly pleased.
after using course of SuinllIlr RittnrS f.,