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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
. 9as neue Bra1il iani DE

- Dos neue Braiil nj DE
M nj feriu nj. Ser SelegrapD bot
|nns. tiir5li@ Die No6ri9t 9ebrddt, oob
Ein @io Sanetro bas sGreimaurer,ninii ite=
rum 9eifiir5t }ei, DINE uns iiber Die Ser
anlallung oieies @tur5es einen Mufl6luB
gu 9ebcn. Na6 ben lebt91 9}a@ri6ten
aus 8ro|ilien fat 1i9 ber Wfiniiterprdi-
bent &ioT 8ranco, @roBmei1ter Der SSrei=
tnaurer 1T Bralilien ,, bein :8anferptte
elmer @eIell16aft 1eDr compronnittirt uno
n1ubte oesbalb feline GntlalIung nebmen.
Ser &rieg segen Die Stride un6 oas &C.
16rei ge9el1 Die sSell1iten 1ollte, tpie an=
oerspo, Die Mufmerfl diR felt bonn Sinans4
fra6 abiuenoen> aber 3ulebt talf bos
ni9t mcbr. 9as neue 0linilterillm ii
aug beterogenen Mit9lieoern 5uiammen=
ge1cbt> ein alter General, audi SSreimau=
ret, jeoo@ als FOLDER ,uenig betannt>
itebt an Ser @pite; 0er Miniitsr bes
Meubern uno nod elm an0erer tperben als
re@tl6affene @}duncr uno Der &ir9e
moblgclinnt 9elObt.
8or ber pblio1opbijd6 Ell 6a<
c ul tt t Der l1niperlitdt 3u 6eioelberg
uuroe 6Rler Sage Elm 9octor=@ramen
unter ltmi itaneen ab9ele9t, ,uel6e piel=
lei6t einsig gu nennen linb. @or einieen
@o@en fam elm iun9er Mann oort6in,
ma6te Bel benprofeHoren8eiu6e uno ga6
bic Nbii9t 5u erfennen, bic atooemil@e
Yriifun9 in ben Observation-Disclosures ob+
sulegen. 9er9leiden 9el6iebt 10. bdufig,
oab ni6ts Nuffauenoes babel mdre, penn
ni6t Der Ganoioat porli@tis eeior16t
6dtte, OF oiejeni9en profelioren> tuel6e
als @raminatoren fungiren ,piiroen, ,9Qrte
batten !! Balo iteQte lid) oer lpabre @runo
berous. Ser junge Mann 1T pDllig toub
9eboren un6 bat ni6t nit SlIfe bes &C.
b6rs, ionoern auf tiintli9em Wese lpre-
9en 9clernt' uno iol9e uebung i'm Nble=
fen 6es @elpro6enen BON ben 2ippen oes
@pre@enocn erlan9t, oab fir gelu6bnliG
BON leiner Saubbeit ni1t Elm Mal bur6
ben SonfaQ feline &ebe etpas Su bemerz
fen 1T. 9er@anoibat bel itano.oas Gyamen
nit Nus5ei9nun9.
-ueber a,uei ibunbert@aNe
beebrten neulib Die 9o15eitsfeier bon
@. O'Nan un0 SRI. Osborn i'm County
OmenL &y., nit ibrer Nntue eienDeit, uno
es mar Dies fir Die 9errl6aften Elm ,pab=
ret @alata9: Dreibi9 pfuno 3piebad,
elm grober &dle uno fiinf5ebn @allonen
@@nepps wuroen bel oer @elesenbeit
pertil9t uno Damn folgtc cine fiir9terli@e
Reilerei, wobei unterQlnoern einemManne
cine Pufsaoer our@19nitten muroe uno
Elm 5tueiter einen t6otli@en @ti@ in ben
Ma9en erbielt.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
9fi9ts 9feues borm 8u9lpriet.
Mas 1aaen 1ie ? fraote Gobert.

9H1ts 9teues borm Bu91priet.
@as iaeen lie? fra9te 9fobert.
@ie 1agen 5u uns guten Mbenb, 19loz
|fen sic ,pobl! ertpioerte Grille; BET
@eemann 1T un9emein artis 9e9en feline
&amerabtn.
Ser immer bi@ter ,peroenbe Ma0er=
ounit oron9 inoelIen gar balo our6 Die
&leioer. 9tobert iu6te li6 our6 ral6es
Sim uu0 Sergeben ouf Dem 8eroed 81,
er>pdru1en. @eine 8emiiDungen ,paren
|per9eberS: Gnbli9 fam bic. Be;t Der
Mor9enma4e beran uno Die 8adboro=
ua9e erS6ien 'uieoer.' &obert elite in
|oenS6ifi bi1unter,am li6 in 1einer
9dngematte at er,pdrnlen, .fanb ober BE-
reits eixen She'll ser N}atrcIen oamit
bel6afti9t, Die 9dn9ematten abjuneG'aen
uno sui 5ulammer5uluideln.
gBir6 benn nid)t mebr 9el6lafen ?
fraste ct @riQc. ~
@6laien j? uieoerbolte bieler. 81, bas
glaub id ! 9u bait ia beine feds @tun=
0en 9eno1len. 9as lit sic Portipn.
Nun beginner mir Die N}orgenabnabme
Der $@dn9ematten, oas @ol9en 6es Ser
beds uno anoere &eini9unesge16dite, Die
Den 3lued Daben, uns Dor Trolt6eulen 81
1GIben. Sem 9errn Gommanoeur e,u=
pfeble i6 Bios, IeineOieni itluilligfeit einige
@egel mebr beiieben gu lallen penn ct
ct ii@ ni@t Die 9umportion ent5ieben lol=
len min.
I'm Die Sriibitudsseit tuuxoe &obert
5ur Mrbeit commanoirt unb muBte 1t9
nit Der @9leiffanne in sic Yropantz
TANNER perfiisen. 9lls ct 5uridtom,
laben oie le9s Mann, tuelde NIT linn cine
1o9enannte @d)ii1lel biloeten, bereits auf
Dem Nerbed uno eriparteten i'm. Nor
ibnen 0ompfte berSpeilenapf poll I9par<
gen. faf 1ieOenoen &o fees. @riqe, Der
bieler @@iillel 5ur Beoienun9 beige9eben
mar, batte eben Die 3uiebadportion ger
itanlp 1T uno i6ittete ie nun in ben &affee.
9ann er9riH Elm Seoer leinen 26hel unb
be9ann auf COMMANDO uno obne Gile
gu eljen. 9ie @o6bootsmdnner oBen
mittler,ueile ebenf fal1s su1ammens
9la6 8eenoi9un9 besTriibltiids puroe
9etrommelt gum 3ei9en bab nun oos
3lui1 19enoed NIT @ono 9ei6euert bic
@i1cntbeile, sic Wfellin9bel6ldse, Die &C.
ldnoex itan9en uno Die 8ol5en gum Be-
feitigen Der Saue polirt ,ueroen lollten.
5lobcrt pouSos Die ertbeilten 8efeble NIT
oaem @ifer, Der aber benno6 feline liner
fahrenheit nibt gu perber9eu permo6te.
Nu6 lieb @ri1e es ebenlo &uenig an
Sp6ttcreien als 3obel an 8ertuei1en
feblen. 9lls 9o6bootsmann batte 2ek.
terer ben @runolab ii6er Die tleini iteNa@=
ldllieteit ouBer li6 5u 9eratben uno ous
9erin9ite 8erleben gu rii9en. Cine 8il=
li9un9 tuubte er 0o9eoen itets gu umaeben.
@ein @tial6'uei9eu bilhete bas D69ie
2ob> mas Elm Wfotrole errin9en fonnte:
l1ebri9ens mar ct ebenlo itreng 9egen T9 |
pie 9e9en Mnoere. @tets Der @rlte uno
Der 2ebte bel Der Mrbeit ,pie in Der &C.
ioDr> 9eb6rte e. gu ben Naturen Die i6r
3anses 9a1ein Der 4Fi9terfiiQun9 ,pi6-
men un6 neiter ni9ts fennen.
(Torti. folst.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01
Sbio @aiienfremuo.
Matrpfenlebe1t.

oen> TAFT inmcr fir einen She'll ser Gin
luobner Elm GreisneB. 9ie 2iebe ,uiro-
befiimmert, ber @i9ennub 9erdtb in Se=
lor9nib uno felblt Ser unbet6eili9te fii6lt
ii6 untpillfirli@ miter9riifen bon Der
Nuf9ere9tbeit Der filbnen Seen,dnner,
bie lin9eno an Boro seDen, I'M Der &C.
fabr in alien ibren @eitalten ent9e9en=
5utreten. gDie @er,panote unb SSreHnoe
ibnen slid!ibe Ta1rt ,piinl9 tbut cr
i'm @tillen bies ebenfoQs. g8ie tuirb es
ben NHe9eln0en er9eDen unter Den tou=
Observation-Disclosures oes Meeres @er=
ben niele BON oie1en jebt 10 til lti9en uno
frDbli9en Wfdnnern ibre 9eimat tpieoerz
1eben? 9as @eemannsleben lit cine
2otterie, luorin man auf ben bslten Num=
mern Miibie1isteit uno &rontbeit, alf
oller iibri9en ben Sob sepinnt.
Qlber tuel@ Elm @ebiet erDffnet es ou6
Der meni6li6en Sbdtisteit! gBie piele
9inoexni1e sibt es 0o 81 iiberipinoen>
,pie biele Sulismittel aufsufinoen! @eele
uno 2eib fommen 9lei9 lebr in Sbdtig=
felt. d. Muf oem 2anoe mub Der Menl l@
Qlnre9un9en auf1u6en, CUR @ee treten
lie linn iiberall in jeoem 9lu9enbliefe,
1lnter alien Tormen entse9en.
60 oa9te @obert 1pdbrenb er 5ur
ufertreppe ging, no oas Boot lag nit
Dem er nod DEM @@iff Scr 9onnerer"
fobren 1ollte. &obert mar Elm jun0cr
Slider bel Dem Der 6ftere Mnblif por=
iiberleselnoer &rie9sl6iffe cine un,pioer<
1tebli9e Neigun9 6erporgerufen Datte, ouf
einem 1olden in Die meite 98clt 81 fobren.
eSn Dem 9lu9enblid> ols ct bel Der ufcr=
treppe anfom naDmen eben Die letter
Matrolen in Dem nit @efii9el, @eniile>
&I9ense19irr II. !. 10. angefiillten Boote
Ylab. .8eim Qlnblid bes jun9en @ee=
manns oer Dime 8e11leuni9un9 bes
@1rittes binobi itieg rief oer So9bpots=
mann P1ilipp Der nit l1n9eoulo am
@teuerruoer fob auf Den rubi9 cinber=
1dreitenoen Singing 5ei9ino:
Stun, wiinl6t Ser etpa ins @6lepptau
9enommen 81 luerben?
Bin i@ es oenn . auf ocn seluartet
miro fra9te &obert 9an5 bormlos.
@ie 1in0 es in ei9ener Perlnn, ant=
,portete Elm @6iffsjun9e init einem NAB.
rem Mffen9elidte, Der rittlin9s ouf Dem
0oroerlteoen 0es Bootes lob uno nit
beioen SSUBen ons Wo1ler 5treifte. 9ie
&olbspoit Go nennen Die Motrolen bas
@oot, ,uel6es oen Yropiant an Boro
brinsD tonnte unn169lid ab9eben obne
sic mit5unebmen. SOFIA, 2eute 9ano
an Ben 9ut! go6tbabenOe Ofii5iere
an bic @tridleiter ! Plak fit ben 9errn
GommanOeur!
Die1er @pa6 bes @9iiisjunsen, ber
ouf Dem 9onnerer unter oem@pibnamen
@ril(e betannt ,uas, rief Elm ollsemeines
@eld9ter berpor. @erle9en lprans &o.
bert, o6ne ettuas 5u ertoioern, Ing Boot,
nit Dem ct 6ann iebr balo oas @@iH|
erreidte.
Wor ollem fel DEM iunsen Manae sic
9elpoltise Musoebnung oieier l6wimmen=
Sen Mal9ine auf ,uopon Die Rii lten-
fobraeuge, ,per6e ct oo@ iebr tuoDl fannie E
linn bur@ous teinen Be9riff 5u 9eben I
permo6t batten. Gr woQte ju It 6os Der :
oef oer gan5en 2dn9e na6 ausl6reiten> t
alein BET @o@bootsmann podte i'm am
&ra9en unb fragte bar14: f
$50 pill1t bu bin? b
9obert mics na6 Dem 9interfai aiteQ. e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-01

PHt''9pI luSte Ol'At oel Stol4slt 'UtAl
,uobl ME auf einem cubern Tabr5eus'
9e,ue|en 1ein als in elmer Tutterl6lpin9'
ooet'in einem 8adtrog.
Ybilipp auttuortete ni6t, aber bic &un=
Seln in ieinem i6lueinsleoernen &sli9t'
9ldtteten ii6; er la9te intpenoig.
9lls er ii6 umorebte ma6te @ril'
cine @rima1le> tuel6e oieMiene 6es @o9=
bootsmannes na6dfen iollte
9llter @6luer : i'm Ma9en ! murmelt'
er, nod Ybilipp blinselno pjebt la6t er
1in6 mir aber crit auf bobem Meer, banr
nimm oi6 Dor leinem Sau=Gnbe in Nd)t
Du biit alio idon nit ibm CUR @e'
9epeien? fra9te &obert.
2on9e 9enu9, I'M ieinen 9ano9riff ),
tennen, antlportete 6er @9iffsjun9e mi
oer @eberoe oes @9la9ens. 9rum bi,
i9 AUDI ME germ int Tabr!uoller oez
9errn 3obel.
Gorber nanntef # on i'm ia Pbilipp.
slQbiepeil er gu Qon6e audi mirflid
ebenio Deibt ,pie iein Serr Water. So
ct je6o9 eini itmals in Nfra6an le9k
&oterfeue sefouft unb ieiner So9ter olz
3o6elpelse mit9ebra6t fat 10 crtbeil
man ibm gu Wa0er Sen Namen oie1es
fofboren 5bieres. 9}ur oarf man i'm
ia ni6t oaran erinnern, tuenn ct nerpen=
l6ma6 if, in Mnbetra9t 6aB er oanr
nit Dem SSnotentau antwprtet.
Sic Sol1e bes Captains botte eben an
G6ifsleiter an9ele9t uno balo 6oraul
>puroe befpbten> Oieglnter 81 libten bonn
biBte man bie @e9el un0> 1anft sic $50.
gen bur6 l6neioeno 9litt bas 1tolae
G6iH Dem 9lusgongc oes 9afens 5u.
Nerm6ge Der auf auen> por3ii9li9 obcr
ouf Den &rie9sl6ifien berrl9enben Orb
nune ,par ie6er N}otrole bes Donnerers
nit 1einem Ylab uno 1einen WerriGtun=
gen bereits betannt. Sic @efe6tslite
bate sur @intbeilun9 Der 2eute in per=
16ieoene Gprporall6af ften ols @runola9e
9eoient. 9ie er ia9renlten unb beben=
oelteu MQtrD1 len >uaxen ols Mo1ttDQ6ter
ins Safel>pert beitimmt 6ie 9etponotelten
botten bic in ben 8atterien befinoli6en
@el6iibe su btoicnen; on6ere muBtcn
i'm &aum o6er am Steuerra6, 5. y. bel
ser Be>pe9uns oes @teuerruoers, 9ienite
ei1ten; olle wirften jeoo6 bel au9enlei=
ner @el9aften NIT.
9ie Bemannun9 par in 5lpei MhtDei=
lunQen 9eIonoert: in oie@teuerboroiuobe
uno in sic Badboroma6e. Sebe Mbtbei-
lung Dottc 5e6s Stun0en auf benz Ser
oef au woben 5. \. >udbreno elmer Sa=
ges6dlite uno ,pdbreno elmer No@tbdlfte.
9eobert geb0rte nit @rille 5u ser @teu=
'rborotuade; oieler du uberte ironiid ipie
II li@ freue, in @eieQl6oft oes @errn
Gommanoeurs 81 1ein.
@6mmtli9e W}atroien ,paren beim
lnterlegel9eben bel6dfti9t gene 1en ols
>ber oasS@iff ben 9afen perlallen batte,
ibernoDm bic 8adboroiua6e Inn 6 ubr
Qbenos Die erFe @a6t wdbreno Die
1aoere @dlfte Der Mann l6aft in bic
9dnsemotten ein9. @on bea Meeres=
uo9en 9e56autelt i6lummerte 9fobert
'olo elm; als ct aber gerooe i'm feiteiten
59lofe lpor, tpnrbe ct pl0bli9 mit@9It=
elm unO &ufen our9 orn @6iffsiun9en
Ietuedt.
9lut 6err Gommanoeur! rief Grille
5 lit Mitterna@t; Die @tenerboraslua9e
esinnt. 2esen @ie SIRE Srdume nit
Sbrer @9lafmiibe unters &Opffillen unb
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF MAISE-CoUNTY OF OXFORD. ss
II virtue of an execution in favor of Eaton Shaw
- OF Portland, in the County of c 1mberland
against the inhabitants of Hamin's Grant Pi"nia,
Ton, IN the County OF Oxford issued on Jnd0.
ment recovered at the December Term of the So.
perlor Court, held AZ said Portland A D. 1874 for
the sum OF SIX hundred fourteen dollars and ninety
cents aeDt, ana costs of suit taxed at twenty.three
ooi,ars ana hlhetytwo cents, together with lfeen
cents more Tor one writ of execution issued on said
judgment amounting in the whole to the sum of
slN hundred thlriy-eight dollars and ninety. seven
cents! nave taken and seized the following de.
scribed Real Estate, to wit Thirteen lots of land
situated In said iIamlns Grant Plantation as thew
are iotrea our on me original plan of said Panti
ton, and numbered from one to thirteen Inclusive
ana owned, as lar rs known TO me as follows to
wit > W
Lot numbered one owned by Joseph ;. Burns:
10y numbered two owned by Joseph 6. Burn
and Thomas X. Day;
~ Lot numbered three owned by Joseph s. Burn
Thomas Farrar and s. 4. Russ
LOT numbered four owned by John B. Merrill ami
Mrs. Almeda Newton;
Ansel Moody; -'' ~ = - az
;, Iot numbered six owned by Ansel Moody, John
b. Merrill and S. Estes;
- Lot numbered seven owned by Robert Burse
William o. Pearson and William II. Pearson:
Lot numbered eight owned by William o. Pear.
son, Hiram Day, Mrs. Ellen Dudley aud Mrs Euu.
ice c. Poverty;
Lot numbered nine owned by Hiram Day, vii.
liam u LaPham and Nathan NJ. Cummings;
LOT numbered ten owned by William Jones H.
ram Hodsdon, Daniel P. Bennett and William Il.
Lapham;
Lot numbered twelve owned by George W
Crockett William H. Pearson and Prescott Brooks ;
Lot numbered twelve owned by Prescott Brooks
George ". Crockett, John Buck and Alexander
Day, and
Lot numbered thirteen owned by William II.
Pearson,
And unless previously redeemed, so much OF
said real estate a. is necessary to satisfy id exc
cution and expenses thereon, will be sold b. Pub.
lie Auction Al the Office of r. A. FRYE in Bethel il
said county Of Oxford. on Saturday. the nineteenth
day of June, a. D., 1875 at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. q. J.. BLAKE DEPUTY Sheriff
Bethel, February 18th, 1875, 3wl0
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Natp Aennettr sournal.
SAVING Is WEALTH.

Under this caption some one has writ
ten the subjoined very sensible article, the
truth Of which many of our readers can
RI verify from their own experience:
lone great cause of the poverty Of the
present day is the failure Of our common
people to appreciate small things. They
DO not realize how daily addition, be it
ever so small, will soon make large pile.
If the young men and young women of
to-day will only begin, and begin now, to
save little from their earnings and plant
it in the soil of some good savings bank,
and weekly or monthly add their mite.
they will wear happy smile of counte-
nance when they reach middle life. Not
only the desire but the ability TO increase
it will also grow.
Let clerk and tradesman. laborer and
artisan, make now and at once begin
ming, store up some of your youthful force
ond vigor for future contingency. Let
parents teach their children to begin early
to save. Begin at the fountain head to
control the stream of extravagance-to
choose between poverty and riches. Let
our youth go on in habits of extravaganza
for fifty years to come as they have for
fifty years past, and we shall have ma
tion of beggars, with moneyed aristocra.
cy. Let generation of such as save in
small sums be reared, and we shall be free
from all want Do not be ambitious for
extravagant fortune. but do seek that
which is the duty of every one to obtain,
independence and comfortable home.
Wealth, and enough of it, is within the
reach of all. tits obtained by one process.
and by one only-saving."
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Notice.

W litREAS AZ meeting of the Directors of tho
Haliatln Land Coal and Oh Company of West
Virginia hed Mt Bangor Maine, on the 2tlh dav Of
October A. ID. 1874, au assessment was imncss al "i
upon the shares of the shareholders in said com
pany, payable In thirty days fl ON the date of SAID
shareholders. e''e W s"l"
ana whereas 1t now appears that the time within
witch salu assessments should have been uaid has
are f neIeunto annexed are delinquent in the payment
OF said assments. and for the amounts sci against
heirnames respectively, therefore,
oted, That the Trustee of said omnanv "a ba,a
by requested upon due notice to be flxet bv him. to
seii az puoiic sale the shares of such deiinouent
shnreholoers Tor the payment of such as sessmeuts
pursuant to the foregoing vote OF the Directors
notee Is hereby given that will sell at publ auc
Ion 40, 70 the highest bidder, AT the office of Samuel
March, A.. D. 1916, at two O'Clock P. NJ. the shares
OF such delinquent shareholders Tor the payment
of said assessments. p' A~"
L. NJ MORRILL, Trustee.
Augusta February l. 1875 ria
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"DOUBTLESS THE
BEST COUGH MEDICINE

BEST COUGH MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD"
From one the Oldest and very best Houses in
America.
Messrs. CUTLER EROS. & Co.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March IL, 1872.
Please sead US Ten gross small and FIVE gross
large ~, gctabo Pulmonary Balsam." This is
world. (signed) ALLEN &Co.
r s.-These Parties have sold this Balsam iol
over thirty years
From one OF Bost,n's mos. estimable ci,izens.l
No. ; Worcester So. BOSTON, March II, 1878.
Messrs. CUTLER BROS. x Co.
In ordering ano.her small lot of your Invaluable
Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsnm.
should Ike to II You what l know about II, in
order that others may have the benefit OF my
EXPERIENCE.
Since this Balsam first came to my notice in 1913,
have kept it constantly in the house, never allow.
ing myseifto be cut OF it er night. In all these
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
it has not failed in single instanc in my own ca sc
TO give u" desired relief; and will say the same in
regard 10 any mother, whose
LIFE WAS SAVED;
BIZ it as cannot but think. Hers was case OF
Congestion of The Lungs, and although atteaded by
a most skillful Physician, she seemed to fail con-
stantly so that we despared of her recovery, when
an old friend and ncighbor persuaded her to try
this Vegetable Pulmonary falsam. The result was
most gratifying. assure you.
RELIEF WAS IMMEDIATE
and recovery rapid. She is now over 5! years old
and is active and well. Whenever she gets a Sc.
we're cold, which happens once in while she takes
thirty to sixty drops, according to the violence OF
the cough, which has always yielded in day or
two by taking the Baisam only on retiring at night.
With it the
IRRITATION
is at once subdued aud good nights sleep sccur
ed will mention another case, that OF Il young
lady acquaintance, who
BLED AT THE LUNGS
and coughed lrghtlully, had night sweats and was
ieariully reduced She left Boston for her country
meme, $50 miles away, we suppose to die. l sent
her bottle OF your Balsam and soon had The sat.
isiaction to hear that she much better. She
continued taking it Tor a while and got
ENTIRELY WELL.
and is living now, which fact is to be ascribed main.
IL to the use OF the VEGETABLE PCLMON-
AIRY BALSAM. Very truly vonrs.
JOHN CAPEN.
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legal advertisements.
Notice of Foreclosure.

~ hEhEAS, William II. Durham of Augusta
~ IN the County OF Kennebec on The seventh
hay " natc a. 3D. ls, by his deed of mortgage Of
.nit nhtc duiy recorded in the Registry OF Deeds
i en II, hennepec Gnnty Book 2s7 Page 5 convey
gusta, on Inc west side of Kenneboc r,rar on,
bounded us follows, viz: Beginning on The cast
sldc OF North street, on the northwest corner 81
land formerly conveyed by II. w. Fuller to- Renio
MN Giibreth, thence running northerly bv ssid
street feet thence easterly parallel with
lhe north line of said Gilbreth lot one hundre
ana Unity feet thence southerly parallel with
Soitn street slNtyiOur feet, to said (Iilbreih
io'' 'ehce westerly by said lot to the bound begun
az. AND whereas the said William H. Durham. on
w Wy .Wehty'elghth day OF Februarg, A. d. 1874. by
coiueu In said registry OF Deeds Tor Kennebf c
S Woahs S9ok 2ei Page AS, conveyed to D. ".
-hosher go. the same premises herein.befora do
scrioed; which said ether deed OF mortraee on
the t"ehty'second day of September, A. Is isa
vas ouIy assigned to me by the said ID. w, Mosber
4 Co, by an assignment thereof recorded IN said
registry OF Deeds for Kennebec county Book 2sf
Rage Sii And whereas the conditions of each o,
said oeeds OF mortgage have been broken, | iherC.
lore cialm 10 iorecose each of said deeds of mort.
gage, oy reason OF the breach OF the conditions
mercer pursuant to the provisions of the statute
III s0ch case made and provided.
.rrn.,, u.,.. GEORGE II. CROSS.
N"'""iJ i-i 100. 3WJ
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The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected In different parts Of North America and
Europe, furnishing. By this broad field Of opera
tons an additional and Exceptional safety 10 the
Policy holders. The assurances are made 0nly u
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premir-s are
returned annually 70 the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-03
VEGETINE

Strikes at the root of diseaseby purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action,
invigorating the nervous system.
VEGETINE
Is not a vile, nanseous compound, which simply
purges the bowels but safe, pleasant remedy
which IL sure to purity the blood and thereby re-
store the health.
VEGETlNE
Is now prescribed In cases of Scrofua and other
diseases of the blood, b. many of the best physi-
clans, owing to its great success in curing all dis
eases of this nature.
VEGETINE
Does not deceive invaiids into false hopes W pug
ing and creating fictitious appetite, but assists
nature In clearing and pun flying the whole system
leading the p tient gradually to perfect health.
VEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for some time
by some of our best physicians, but those most in
ere iulous in regard to It's merit are now It's most
ardent friends and supporters.
VEGETlNE
Instead Of being pufed-up medicine mas wo! hed
its wav ND to its present astonishing success by
actu al merit in curing all diseases OF the blood, OF
whatever mature.
vEGETINE
Says a Boston physician, 'has no equal as a blood
purifier. Hearing of its many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed, | visited the
laboratory and onvnced myself OF its genuine
merit. 1t is prepared from barks, roots and herbs,
each OF which is highly effective and they are COM
pounded in such manner as to reduce astonisii'
ing results."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-03
TONTlNE PLAN.

VI "P'h "C PihStpfc VI dIcufbuiASlbE DfOLte !I
definite periods, which was first introduced By this
Society, and has been recommended and end0rsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance and ny lead.
Ing business men. Forty.four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontine Life Policies and forty per cent. on It's
Tontne Endowment Policies. issued within the last
ave years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests of the
Policy holders and in presenting the Society to no.
tice they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. In the assets and in the administr
Of the Society, perfect security il given for the flu.
ture. which is of great Importance to those depend.
ing l. pom their insurance policies tor the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arge an.
nual transactions as the Equitable; none ia more
prompt and just In its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-03

Premiums are received and Losses age pad II
cash only. Policies are issued payable ~ The destb
of the Insured, also payable at the end OF oeys
number of yaars. Policies are also fseued e,r tfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-03

E0NFI easily made by selling TEAS at IMPORT
aVthi ERS' PRICES, or getting up clubs III towns
aud country for the oldest Tea Company in Amer
ca. Greatest Undue c,nents. Send tof circular
CANTON TEA CO, l4s Chambers St, y. Y. fD3 Az