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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
TUFTS PILLS

are. especially adapted to such
cases, a single dose effects
such q change Of feeling as to
astonlsh. the. sufferer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-16
State News.

The Sunday law If o dead letter il
San Antonio.
John Wesley Hardin denies by let
ter that he ever acknowledged to the
killing for which Blown Bowen hung
The San Antonio Express regards
the late sale of the International rail.
road as IN earnest Of its speedy COM
pietion to that city from Austin.
Sheriff Salos.--Under tho law as
amended by the last Legislature sher.
III sales of real estate will hereafter
takc place at the court house door on
the first Tuesday in each month,
The Statesman reports only eight
inches ofwater in the Colorado river at
the ford, above the Austin bridge, and
says if it don't rain shortly the water
works OF the city will have to suspend.
Friday night, Mr.. Otto, German,
living three miles from Lockhart. was
found at his gate killed by blow on
the head with fence rail. His son,
Theodore Otto, has been arrested on
suspicion, as the old man and he have
) been quarrelling great deal lately.
DR.. 2. G. Wian was lately found
dead, about three miles from Burdetts
well He left Luling in buggy Sat
urdy, and nothing more is known Of
him until finding his body. There
were no signs of violence. and his
death is supposed to have resulted
from exhaustion. He was candidate
for State Senator in the last election.
lie lived at Winnton.
The wealth of Gen. Robert Tombs,
of Ca, is estimated at 100000. lie
bought 100, 900 acres of Texas lands in
the infancy of the State, at twelve or
fifteen cents an acre. 1t is now worth
from s. to $40 per acre, but he has
sold 10000 or 10000 acres. His in
come from his practice has reached
$40 900 per annum. He is a princely
liver but a most careful tinanc!er.
Tae Express tells of gentleman of
thirty years experience in Wilson.
karoes and Atascosa counties who de-
c.ur1s that he never knew the present
droutli in portions Of those counties
exceeded. Unless rain comes very
soon, he says, the loss in cattle will be
immense They may survive the pres
ent season, but they will not live
through the winter. Many are al
lady moving their stock.to other pas.
lures.
Hugh Morrow, lust returned from
Hood county, reports a fearful drouth
ia sections of the country through
which he Travelled on his way to
Thorp's springs. lie travelled n dis.
lance Of - miles with sick child be.
tore finding water; in consequence lost
one Of his mules. Saw ut least twenty
uimalS within distance of Is miles
t Fort Worth. dying for want of wa
or. Wells are going dry that were
ever known 10 do so before. Not 4
reen stalk Of cora could be seen IN
he fraZOs bottom.
, 1879-05-02

Ills Counsel Pleads that Wien the Chris.
tim Mt Wark I:uterrd tl.c Press Itoou
1Io Was DulIdozed BY lIia Enetluna.
Spstiat Dispatch to The Trthunt.
NEw YoRK, NAV 1.-The Brooklyn preshytery
assembled to-day to hcar tllr summing up ot
DR.. TalmaRc's ease. DR.. spcar, hIs counsel,
made q thrce-hours' plea fur ucoulttal, all n
very able one In the cuurss of 1t,
after stating That lie had not
known Dr.. Tatmngo prior to the
trial, and had theu said some adverse things
which he HOW regretted. Dr.. Spoar thus
uictnrcd thu accused: "Dr. Talmage Is not,
tn all particulars, tho mar, ! supposed he wus,
n,t! not the tnau tho c0nlnpu fatue heard saul
ho wns. l toolz' hitn to..l,s odd, strange,
s.nstiuu, and sensational by design, study, und
nrt, but now scr, IL not tllen, tilat naturo has
g'ycn him such forms Of thought and modes Ut
expression rs must carry along With them much
Of what very soper people caiI luliscro1ion usul
imprudeucc. I lookcd unou him rs man
whom 1t would be we'll to csel a1.1 Btrntehton,
aud put Into moro cotnoIy nhapp, but lkl not
then see, ns now, tint he l,ns all
emotional MD intelligent organization,
unique, hts own, and not auotl,er's, a1id That
hc cannot be trimmed, cralnul, or
frozen Without undermining the foundation of
h[s great powers. did not then sec, rs now,
tl,at he is md must be himself. however much
critics may snarl, und TINT When and where liz
Ia himself, there is In him an immense
amount Of that which Is good and strong
Regarded him as genius Of his own tyne, but
did not sec thu pccuiaritIes and 1ntlsmittcs just
US .natural as. genius, which sometimes
shady tic clear lastro Ut tho latter.
l did mt. scc, US now, tho fcryor
anl rush Of Ills emotional nature, TINT
necessarily involves some imprudcnce, that will
not permit tilt tongue to neasuTu It's OWL
words with lnost. perfect !exactft,tlc, und will
not walt for cuof a,,tl careful analysis of de-
lIbcrato Judgment. lle Is ono Of those 1ue1. who
often usukc thu nIr trcmhle with vibra-
rs to his tenrt, WAS greatly missnken. did
not then seq It's natural simplicity, generous
overflow. unsuspcctlnE artlessncss, assl, unless
l UNI now mistaken. honest zeal for t'Ol mud
lnali. Ny affections hays Ieun drawn toward
lin In tl!is hour VI his trouble,
nnu this IL tie reasou uul boforo you tn plead
Ills cnusu. I mako t6ls statotnent upon my
honor, US the hest amend In my power for any
wroug. greater Or less, may havs done. Such
Is this t1lnn as l now regard hsnl, upoil whnn
yau arc to pass Judgment, md tn whose behalf
! ask verdict Of acqulttal md vEudcatlon.h
, 1879-05-02

interesting fneie a,rl suggcsliyo mattor, j.
preached OIL gambling. Tie revelation, IA hsatlo
lS75, wns !rl1e,l with s1,uoy, mud il,crrby fnil,
thu bribe bcNg Il srI,eins Ou tIn. mart III s rliu
niles. I1n fault will .Ec to'!eo Comm! l!ssio,,ers
has been Tint they tried to regulate rathrr ttan
weakness IL 10 mildly 1cproved rather than us
rr'ao to be vigorously punislcd. The report
nlakes NJ spceltlc suggcstlon tn rcEard, J., to t.e
l..tnre n!trP, treatn,oat u Ramblers' n The s y
rotnc4ly tu eyIl vhtcll fourfshetl un.,er their
rtedeccaaors. The result IT Tho Investigation Of
William G Jones. lato Judge Of tI,c Cri!nlnal .'
dcrpg.sory to Ills Judicial conduct. which,
lin, % % wss .uen that no elea
of tcrsonal enmity could even mitigate It. !Io.
tl!ey discovered, placed himself under pecpn!nry
obl]1atsus 10 partlcs aecuacd Of crlfna beforo
his Court, nnd, IN one instance, where two par
ties were lointly accused Vi thc saMc crime, ono
Of them he!d thu unsecured notes of Judge
Jones Tor $ic0, nlIa was acquitted under
Instructions Of ilc Court to the Jury. Tile
other, who did not occupy the envabla relation
Of crrtlitor to tlr Court, was convicted atd SEN
tcncel to the penttcntiafy: rhe eame Judge.
Court Of Criminnl Correction, wcro
found to llavo been on susric!ously-
intimate terms With c!uss Of people common
II known Us ''horsc-s1,arks,' they having re-
pentedtY uaetl t1!ris vehicles and lloraes Qratts,
wh!ci, The report charaetcrlxes as d spectacle
which 10 not calculated to increase popular esIll-
tidencc IN an hoacst administration Of TIC Grim
fnnl laws. Tile improprlcty Of tho position
Of theao Judges III tller close connection, tfnan-
cfaI and otherwise. with tho faw-ab!din9 com-
n1untty, ia very nuatly aummel up ns follows:
"Ihc criminal clnsaea are not moro generous
or less exocttng tban those who arc superior lo
them IN n,orafs. For every favor
bestowed upon. man who holds
their iate In their hnnls. they expect return.
II they DO nnt rccelyG this return, they arc de-
cetved, mud FROM tI.elr ssnndno!ut are grossly
.Srolged. Il ttuy do receive II, tie temple Of
| justice Is polluted, aud high publc trust Ia
| grossly disllonorel. In ctlier event, tho Judgu
is guilty Of trenson ngaInst tic majesty of the
law wltrt, he las Aworn to defend md uphold.
ScVosal other old nblsses arc turned over In tho
| report, but tilc matters above mentioned are tho
Inust important, nsd 1t Is tloso Which are
| making the report tho sole topic Of
conversation IN al! circles, AMI which give r!so
| to tl.e hope that the usa,,l Jury which ended
| Its labors to-.iny has accomplished tl.c bc9u.
Ming AMI the eud ol misrulo ia this city.
, 1879-05-02

,,,.an!,,." ~" ..'' ~ y s9ay i"'En."" .r7'a 1,'1
rnn't..as,"s -i.,. , e~s,,,,na, .'os "'oel
passa"s,s.,,". "ss m.sT ,ss'. u"H < wlnst
.h',s, ns,x.s VsH,a "',,1 a,.a". r1.Wi'.,n4, ''s'
tho, Ia tad t,..,, t,tTa,aa - mn ~ H. ~.
f,n"r,". +, sst,"- NV, .I,'. &C.,, ''r 'sts os
t-,,,1a ",', H.. ,..,,, a, ~ ~ 49," .o i's"sulet
he'l'p,c si'o ~ "ou." 'ce l''e arrangement was
carried out' etlyeftlorn 1a!d llHt lscpreacnta-
Tive Kumbcr0tr Ind offered lin $50; and that
Ketnble promised 10 mako It Rt,od Grnfr din
I'm, oc.rnt tbu brIho oml vn,n, ,,,,,, .n.1, ~,
...ssI.Ie.. ~. 49,, III ....... e@assA"'' ~
oppost'on 10 u'e ol'' onVcrtho!ne played tfle
part ol detcctl7c. wolfe Mud shost confirm
urni1's testimony, and satl they were constantly
apprEsrd Of t,}s movements. Rumtcrrrr rcfu.ci
~ pt..,fr ct.,,,,r III. ~, .,ni c,,n1,.,o, a,,,,,
ssN,' .'a'A'"t' '''' "s"%"' e'''1'''''' "ou'a
not "affant IL.
HAnstI7uuit1, May 1.-The tnycati0atton Of
tho charge Of corrupt means employel 10 pass
thc pfttshuro R,nt II,l thro,,v, lin lo,rcr hrsnc
- w., t,.n"s..,,...,. ,rs,.t..".a ..'..."sa
" tno .e"nSss san', Aoe's'atute WIZ conl'huca
Tonight. speaker LnnR den1cd tlat his election
as spcaker OF the House had any connection
with the Introduction of tic blIt,
Mr Kottio ~ Columbus coun,,, ,o..,no7 .,,o. .
49, 'Ns.NS - ,.n =. ssst'neo l.a'
heprcscntatSe sn'tn' o. fhiaoetphla County,
1lad said that there was money tor voting for the
b!lI aud wanted to tako him to SEQ man who
, 1879-05-02
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Odds and Ends from the Various Dcpart.
meu,s,
;. le.e etese"t ""' 20 " 'o'tst neae 4nut6oay
II nothing happens botweeu this allA that time.
Mari. t;rav wants ,ht, tcttcr In +n,,. him ,var
=, Mcv,rcr,s rh.,tr, =, 1 s.o p,n,h ,,au ,..,
h. ~
n,,. ., a., c. ,,,.,..-
1 cry So larao. lie @ toa Ins led ' eunirjya.ss Gs
n1sa III tl.s a'eter T'ca would l MAXI ile wusto
ni sas enormous. u mus DOT known who placed
Six iusauv cases were tried before the County
o'a Gn Ha pane pGra n, Ia a4
psh 5 buckley n! Tste edialeed nsaac aad paupess;
was that sbc be temporarily ,ienrfyc Of her i,,.
crty AID piaccd in care af Ur. rattsrson Mt ill.,
tlyla, u liz Gust oI her h1sbui.i. Neile Ruiz
todr Vi Dr: Patterson at tie cot Of Der bus.
bu1ld.
,,,..
INC tohHlttee on Hospatale neld meeting
YESTERDAY, aitsFnoon, at ~aitch lhG reference
lis i"moonntbie n,vsicans 9 ,or Aop rooresrnt,. ~.
Of the W conptv 0qIaa iIosp1ta m aiaytS
tic committeeman aupcarcd to bo oDposed
to ll,e nt,nIiratIo n tina1ly IL wns t3eeit!ed IN
consult With thu members Of thr present Medi.
mi Ht,nrtl ut1ou thu All bfect l1lr pnftpr nf lin
ri frnTn In. Wnr1sn ,f tic
staiinr tint tl,ls bulv iud ten,, ~ retn;veI s,"i
bnrIrf ;T,"r" wns rri,tcntlv a n,Istnr" anna.
WHERE. md thu Committee srrcsd In iiulI nnt II
pe4'e ""1'1 .*'3 's3' 'e''''
In the Crlm!aat Court yesterday, the Jury
RETURNED q sealed verdict of not guilty in the
case pi Aeaaeu, Gne Year IN tlu Pcntt1ntiary
William Juekson. aud ttlrec Ycara for
JalBcs Duniuan. Janes king p1cadc1 guilty to
!9reeuy, and Was given t'lte tnonths ~ the
laDMsc ot Correction. Frank Miller pleaded
eighteen 1nonths In tho Panltentlnry
John Gortnan was tried for stealing b
witch; ast was sentenced tn three
, 1879-05-02

6pEcfd3 7Htbdlth 10 TN 3f76RHa*
ELxAoKN, Wis. May 1.-The clurk OF tic
weather favored tie meeting Of tbs Wisconsin
Bheep-1}rcedsrs' and Wool.Growsrs' Association
II. ths opening Of their annual sheep-shcar1ng
OF stock was large, aml tlero was
q great number Ut competitors present.
The featlyal llax fur surpassed any Ut III prcde-
ccasors IN attractycnvsa and colnnletrnebs. llsc
Wisconsin shoep.hrcsders' a,lh Wool.urowars'
Association u comparatively u youn.
socloty. The ahsarinY commenced at about
. o'clock, unlur thr tuaultnoth tent Of
tho Walworth County Agricultural Society.
Io-nialta n'ectlng Of delegates wus held at thu
Contt.houso, and atittrcaaus wess lado By th1
MoAf pton'uont Hoo-Eruwcrs in ulu atate.
TO.nlorT0W eloSea tIln fcstiYitlea.
, 1879-05-02
-. rascts Likely to Hurt His Chances
~ a. of Proving His Doad Man
Guilty.
,.,o,,ed Account OF the Wife,
Murder and Suicide at
Toledo, Q.
u..,.,re Combat with Courageous
Burglars at st. Louis
Xcstorlay.
o,usat,on Caused in st. Louis by
the Development OF Cor
ruption.

Special WEpa'c" =" t0s 1'.o"h" :.
ATLANTA, en-, Mny 1.-The feature IN tho
rnr.Alston case today was the unexpected
s,o,,nc Of thn States casu before noon.
so,t1tor.G General Hill declared tEnt nc anu his
.,<rI,tes felt TINT tfciF case was fully made
m, and tlat ho would Introduce no more
.itn,s,cs. Tic casc wns bnsed on Fcnfroe'a
t.dtooopy, tcegraplIctl to Tnn TRIBUNE Jcater-
dv md on incidental gyiauncc tl'at showed
tb,, Coz bad been going about tllo streets IN 4
,t,te of great excitement. begging for pistol
mi sa7lng, "G-l d-n BIN, I'll XIII mini"
nd to the storckcoper :. from whosn NC
houeht tic pistol, "You'll hcnr from me
toou,n Tho theory Of the defense ts only dtmly
ontlntl this evening. Gen. Gatrel!, the 1eadlnR
toua,el, haying evidently thrown nut Ills sktr-
mfsbe,t and reserved his serious work for To-
MORROW. The defense claim that they
nil be ablo to show tint Cox shot
Aston 10 savc hts own l'fu. a'sl
ip,.nustc that they Will show up sone sort OF
conspiracy aimed Mt oispossess!lg Cox 81 MS
rights III the convict leaae even II 1t necesstated
The taking ol Ills lie. W1lat thta con-
ntracy was Is hnfd to guess, but thu
tFo men who arc alleged to layn armed
Aston an1 tlen sccrctcd themselves In
doorway are claimed to havo hal something
tod With tic prosecution, 8cous tho idea Of
eohsu'racy, and any they will brcak down the
syhcme without trouble. lllc showing, 30 5ar,
tsycry much nga'nst tho prisoner.
This afternoon aiE. d. Tye Slot his faifler-'n-
1aH, ]. ". Sparks, tuortal'y woat1lnE him.
There bad long becu a,I e1llnity between The
.somcn. Some timo ago Sparks WAS forced
tdse his saugl,tel~yards, md lyo rontcd them
, 1879-05-02
KENTUCKY NOMINATIONS,

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l,-The Democratic
6tatu Convention nominated for Goyeruvr Ur.
Luku r. Blackburn; for Lieutenant. Governor,
JHnes F. CantraII; Atlor1say-uenarai, 7. ".
HasdIng; Auditor, Fayettu Howl.t. No otller
nominations hay4 heun lIadu. niA as yet 10 1,lat-
ftrtn has Ocen uduptc.I. Tho Convention Was
atilI In susasuu At luta hour.
, 1879-05-02

Opprlnlelr mud furst AreW their rcy,!yars IN n
loulssillc slrect, I'll! usc!r mutual fre..i Men
del blEany t,etwusn tlti1n to pres.ht bHalsl'rl;
Lus, utter u bullet &rt.M u}:WtMrir lad EuiIt
tI.t1u. hts ullar,a aud ne lrut Furst Ind carried
away i b's vi nis ear, Aend:! retire., srolu Ile
Lus:llu1! Vi pcacrllla;.sf.
, 1879-05-02

been bought By somebody before the low shoes
copl,l have been worn With comfurt. And tho
cio stocking II out in Vienna. Tho popularity
nf pnlr Of fioccaeto stoclsiil.s Is that onu IL
b1nck md The other w1tc Ife idea camo from
t1lr stage, from comic opera, hut It Ia now tic
fashion OF tIc drawing. room,
, 1879-05-02

.'t!. "a = g. FoFRtV4 1t*k FfkT.
II IL iut easy to rtgar1 the x,rtped and e!abos-
atuy scurltutl telll,.il,@t stocking Us altoxulrr
u 4t4,1est or rvh,.cd f.sAun. Tic Iau!es toll ~
sllat :. ti,rst cxupnstvv sud fEelueHtlx fiaslty
sl.oea. Probably; btt sheyla b'ca hanging Ut
Tau stu1u HssuuWs VI, w1at-t, a.sl l4uss huyu
, 1879-05-02
DIED YOUNG,

ColuMBus, O., May l.-Abouk Two months
ago lhu nsw Park liutel was ot,el,ed Il (pp
btSle, n,n! to-day W: +. llo.l wa4 apw,lated
Nprryer 10 ,.ul,:sxu slH hotrl, ut tAr ret4est vi
tilu rIsulturs WIN :,ttnt4hul tlr building. .tAs
claims titus lar ttIea 4s.rcgatc abuut $3ut Oh -
, 1879-05-02
TENNESSEE STATE DEBr.

NASHVILLE, Tena., May 1.-Tl.u Governor
tssucs proclamation calling an election to bo
held Aug. for tito purpose ot ntrorltn. tho
people Vi tl'e sta,c an opportunty To express
thrir approya! or u1antpruyn1 OF ttlD settlement
Ut tIac uult Ut tUr 0u TIT llull4t slll peE cent
fhlere4t, -.
, 1879-05-02

NVec10E Ul1NQIch "a 717 1T3lH1.
DRrnorr, Mich, May l.-Auu.hcr mystery
was CLEARED up to.duy,wen the body Of a lloatsr
found In thu river waa ldentIaud rs tllat OF
George Ktuu, bop9keaner for tho .selle lslo Ito
Conpa,ly, who had be II missing suco tho Nth
Ut Uetobrr loss. KlHg eolleetod quits sll1Ii Ut
suddenly ltsappeHsGd. M money was Iulll
VI, us ptrs.1, lti tlrr were tero IIlnrKH III Yu-
lu,,eo to Justify sl!spGioil of foul ElaY.
sioux CITY, H., Mny 1.-The body Of man
was lound III ts'e river at ths r1'ht this uscn-
!,,:, It IL 9llul,u4rd u LU tilut ii nnll lnur-
tlercd Vt Fort Ettl,an curly ti,s sprtA.. 1t !lad
pyloe1tiY bGeiI lul.. Tins III tit WatuF.
, 1879-05-02

Bntcfal NiUnafch 70 The TFibHIss.
OMAHA, Ncb., May l.-siaurice Fitzgerald
was to.day convicted al Plattsrnoutt, for killing
Daniel McNcal. The Jury returned verdict OF
1nanstaughtcr. lie Was sentenced to tell years.
, 1879-05-02
SllIcIQE.

PaovlpRsoa, Il. l.. May 1.-James II. Field,
aged C0, of tiIa Ilrm Ut Field - Cory, furniture
dealers, KILLED himself thIs nlornlmg.
, 1879-05-02

a COWARDLY 1YOiAE-KILLEH.
8pseta' Dltpateh to The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May Ia special veniro
was issued to-day for Jurors 70 try Guestg, tho
"cptlcpttc" murderer onc. sentanced to death.
The trfal begius Wednesday.
, 1879-05-02


o. Aoois, Amy I'm Tue h'Gnt Of April Ut
ot.osss j" 9a"3c'a La:!h ~ "iou"' a'aSkl was
rop1eu W lous "'askeu me1' VINO went TO the
ssslueaee ., MI. sawyer, sel1eu nhu eaScou
.''' al'o eo"pcl'eo "lu' u ~
'aso ula oanA ~, WIN 'netn anu
open Ing Vou!1. Ing inner sale' III
whlrl' the bulk Of tho banks mouey WAS safely
slowed. worked within chronometer combination,
md Tho robrra wrrc con,ne1Ic1 to rct,ro sat,saei
,vth aim 1.ino nro,,,,d IN IN. vnnl, tho iansn
~" s'ss ,'h ~ ...,s ..,,a, ~ ~ 's' NV .oo'.
enanRe, aHa 1ho "atea "h'cn Mr' sawyer haa
upon Ills person. Suspicion fell upon mnn tn
Mt. Pulaski unmetl Do Haven, a,ld t1u was
nrreatei. nn1 ,,pou hin nsrson wn, d,sroyercd a
in,tn. fr,,,, .,o s.,n f.a ~ q, 11,uis to,,,,,,r
,es'ef ~ l.o.a ouo o''l Io'' IT, ~ '' nous' ,e''t
Ds Hnven 10 sonu Ills grtp'sack to
1905 broadway, In this city, At once.
Constable N!cfolsop, Of Mt. Pulaski, ,p,-
nsdla,cv nut blmsclf in communicated will,
.no"'ass5 l..",.' lm. n a .''.. ~, w."
the po'tco oanthort'es kcrc'a'lN'' acting on tcar
ndvcc, came to vt. Louis this morning, when
he, in company with Detectives Rahill, O'Neilj,
Stnort. nm1 T'I,rk.r. s,nrtctl for thc ho,sa 1T,
, 1879-05-02

Plrrspuno. pa., May 1.-The dcsprradocs
wliose vxputta Ut tlc WurGIns'neh'A baslnEs-
Bunk III Allegheny ulis wrrt du!allcu III Yeslcs-
day'4 THinuwK aro still ut ;urrc, notwit!'st and
luz ,l.u po!lcu have ,ualv eysFy tllurt " 4uI
, 1879-05-02
I'ssrt3

AeknnAts .thpfGl :.
Agcntluman WIN reidcs DN Adams street ntKl
hns 4 1ouI,lnln lH 4,t ilu,it yatu stocsiea with
I.uall lIhs, lsa,i heeu puzzled ier kHtle tsas'
ps9r l.4e disappearance VI 4.v ls't iFea1 t"u
, 1879-05-02
FEVER AND AGUE;

FEVER hEp h0uE cared foI ntty cent?: Y ThsEs IT e
an AE,,r, amd ~ uIer Ms!aEtols ntl!oas searlct
Fifty centl t'cl bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-06
Nfu ADVERTISEMENTS.

01 ON returns in 30 days on 500 invested
PlGOO Official Reports and information free.
ik" profits weekly on Stock options If $40 to $50.
ADDRESS +. POTTER WIGHT 4 CO.. Bankers 10
Wall ST. n. y. mav,lI4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-06
Messengers Notice.

OFFICE oF THE SHERIFF
of kcnncbcc County,
state OF Maine, kenneb.c, ST. MAY sth, 4. u. 1879.
'INlilS il TO give notice, that ON the seventh day
i of Nav. 4. ID. lss9, warrant in insolvency
was issued ont of the Court OF Insolvency for said
County of kennebec, against the estate of Fernando
c. Allen of Mt. Vernon, in said County, adudgcd
to be an insolvent debtor petition OF said
debtor which petition was filed on the twenty eighth
day of April, A. ID. ls.g ts which last named date in
tcIest on claims is TO be- computed that the payment
of any debts and the delivery aud transfer Of any
property belonging 10 said debtor him or for his
and the delivery and transfer of any property by
him forbidden by law that a meeting of the cred
tors of said debtor to prove their debts and choose
one more a-signres of his estate, will be held at a
Court of Insolvency 10 be holden nj the Probate Office
in Augusta in said county, the twenty day of
MAY, \. ID. le19, at : O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
WM. H. LIBBY,
Sheriff Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for
said County of kenncbcc. 2wl0
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that this food has attained in this country 1.-THE sales
Of which aggregate as much as all other foods com
bined is due TO its intrinsic merit, containing as
does all the elements essential to growth and repair
either In the infant invalid. 1t has b9en demon.
srated that mulitudes Of infants have been slowly
starving at period Of infancy when deveopement
ana growth are so remarkably active because of in
ability OF mothers to furnish the necessary nutrment
on account Of oyer-taxing the nervous system aud
of health in both.
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Notice OF Foreclosure

NJ HEREAS. Freeman y. Chase of Vas alboro in
w the County OF kcnnebec. by his eeed dated
the Eth day of November s.1, recorded in the Ken.
hebec Registry of Deeds, Book 3l5. rage H. convey.
ed TO me in mortgage, certain lot or parcel Of land
WIN the buildings thereon situated in said Nassal
n"i" bounded and described as follows, to wit !:
founded ON the north 10y land of Israel = Weeks on
the east 10y land of or occupied by George f. Towns.
formerly owned by Capt. Arey, on the south by lana
OF or occupied by George 4. Towns formerly owned
by /accheus johnson, and the west by land ofone
Weeks and libbey, being premises de scribed in
deed OF Mary leaton to one Nathaniel Chase, dated
March 9th, \. ID ISL, and rtcorded in Kennebec
Registry OF Deeds, Book 20, Page 500 Now the
conditions OF said mortgage having been broken, ],
me Undersigned by reason thereof, claim foreclos
IRE of the same. aud give this notice thereof under
the statute. MARY YEAroN
Augusta, Nav q, ls1p. 3wJJ
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ges out the lurking humors in the system that un.
dermine health and settle into troublesome disorders.
Eruptions of the skin the appearance on the
face of humsrs that should be expelled from the
blood. Internal arrangements are the determination
of these same humors TO some internal organ or.
gans, whose action they derange, and whose sub.
stance they disease and destroy. AYERS SARsAPA.
RiLLA expels these humors from the blood When
they gone, the disorders they produce disappear
such us Liberation of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys
Lungs, Erupons and Eruptiye Diseases of the skin,
st. Amthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Pimpes,
Pustules, Botches Boils, Tumors letter and Salt
Rbeum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, aud Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and
Head Female Weakness, Sterty Leucorrhpa arts
ing from internal liberation and uterine diseases,
Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emaciation and General Debiii-
ty. With their departure health returns.
PREPARED BX
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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