davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TIE SAME OLD BIBLE.

SERMON 1If THE REV. A. c. nEohaE' u. ..
Following IL tie sermon donVosoA ny tno
lev 4. Z. tcotse ~ ING Cehto'la!y MctEo-
dtst Church INST evening:
s. maa.s99x"s sstt n,,r r9 o,r"in 1hat ",
tarU,ub paticnco ar,ti cou.iort Ot the Scriptures
might have h0pe." "-iiom. 1v.. I.
We arc vitality Interested In book which
comes to us as u revelation FROM God. We
are Interested III It's Iistury,l Its doe&rn al.d
s"',.,S..,.s W. .'.t ~ s.,tty,..',t T..
LIB nloI'tlllea' wy fa'ihoI w l""''1e'cus ~
whit 1t promises, nor to what 1t
ti,ru,tnua Tiu rltnurtn0 nss,,rn,,raa nh.
t"'s1so"St |.'s
les 'Hto OUT 6ou'st Mi0 oceot"o a4'auoI .
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Or tho narrative, for Il all its largest utter.
nrces be true 1t Is tho subtInlest book In tho
whole wnrld, for IN those grent statrinclls
every h,lnlnli icnrt can find tho way of liEt,
el,cc, 10 1t I'll this wortN or IN somu better
lntfl. -
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Wor,h o! the loly "!i'lrsS t'''Te s.''"W ~, St'N
denly hnye appeared revised New T'ssa-
imcnt. Dcsldcs being IL worthy reprint, n
task performed BY good scolars, It comes Ms
hneW "ap"'s', NJ" los N"'ao WI. ~, ."""' a,s', t"s
pubic 70 ElvS some rev a'," ,,.'.,a. s.n.t
thnughts toward that history Ut CHRIST
s, lc c,'rcrSi @ 1 nv the wonderful demand % far tl,Is
,.e, Wv ~. n. t,,o ,,,,"ri,, ~ ~, nrn
nGM so'"'e uM' w. W WV ..a ~, =. ~, w
w'ilctf was anlo ehosl9'', afitl phla enough,
Ncw Testament ln Il lnor,,lug newspaper.
such an,,,lc,, roIntn, down ri ,,Iyino wnr,ts
o,',c o. ,xi,,,,i, tr tt, yast lint INV ,inns
are fond Of tile sensational, but 1argely from
tho general convtctlu, TINT after all said by
| atheist NJ nubrltcyer tic moplo sttll feel
That their Testament IL Inc l,rst volume they
havo sct ,c'd II, thcfr mortal llailMs. Ihe
| oycllts Of the last few ttays may well assure
| It's TINT our 1no,lcrn civilization Is not yet
rrudy 10 throw away Tho records Loft by tlie
"uusaes H"ns W. ~ ~ ~ o'r W ,ta.,. ~ :" ,.o
ORIGIN anu contents ot tl'o New Testament,
but there Is Gleat ',la'ltsltty In tho thought
NV Whio II, o tho inierst " In TIM % rovlsed srcstn.
t,n,,t ia s,tiI ,rnrr. IN o,,r l,rrts int ia mnt,,
.9. ~ SUI WV. H. ~ .,... w.. :. ,v ~ "s .,a
= theme @nt o. OF 'lo Inquiry, w WMehee came
49,. ~ e ~. 49,. x,,,1 tt a., ,,,,s,,
ycafs for men tllo most 'carfletl' nat we n''sy
beuple Gun perhaps enthcr III, SONS fncts atltt
reflections TINT l,ny mt be wholly destitute
of Interest. One of tho first tj,ouglts TINT
,,.a /. .,.s4 s s..s,I las ,i.,.n -, n,,.,' :,
nrlso ~ 1',as our wnrN' n'ss n.wuys ., , ues. "
wrtttnE world. Ntnil ~ mn animal tllat wfltes'
At wtnt .lnlu II, MS history mai, began to ex-
press himself by wrlttn,, characters. no oi.e
cam nfllrM. However deeply cur ntttiutlarlts
lnay dig in tho ruins, MD cnyeS, null iosiibs
III Dl4L ftltESa (ilEt ltlWll LIlU GlrtElt
engraved symbols Of feelings and thoughts.
Pictures mist for n long tllnr !!aye been the
written Ianguagc, for the outline Of n King
or Queen, or Il slnve, or II soldier, must !luvG
bceii tho must Obvious manner Of making
so,ne note Of these pcrso,ls 0f inany
cnltlitinlls. The .tistuncu between sl,clL
symbols mid x,,cl n written tongue rs
tic snnserit Or t,reek ,nust haye been very
great. TIe baOls OF lob Is said 10 te 0nu Of
thu Ocsf uf nil essays or treN,isps. 1t ,lutes
back uf Muses. h,.t Job wished tint His enc
my ilnd written = book, titus showing tls that
r0y,u II cDpiu0tl ort, The excavations nul;tl
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The Work Receives the In.
dorsement Of the Rever-
end Speakers.
Conservation Of the Church Of
tho Good Shepherd Mt
LnWntlnic.
Crime and Criminals-Sermon by the
Rev. 4. II. Piltchee.
THE NEW VERSION.

e'hktcE"1''., 'e',s'. ., e' -. - .I
following sermon on Tho Revised New Testa-
mcnt:
''~ LIT thcrc DO ltsht-ocne.ts, a,a.
Tim dlyino tut Of crratlgp's Genesis Is To-
pcated 1fo'i neeto aRe. l@t lhcto ~ l.RM
Ajax for "Morc light" Ills dccp-felt need
s .ohsng lol II s tma 1rst n f"p
fnl'cr dawn oh'y stlmuates ulo .!,'ts. tos
more. And II Will never De i'lilS sat'shea'
Let us thank God for what VIC have, bi,t
r. vinw of tho ynst reulu,s OF tknowIrteu TINT
~ IN, n'e" ~ ."u ,oS,or"', ,.s,S
SIN rel'i''li, n'eSplossu.
tnnhnrc In. inyr,,tor Of cut metal printing
tvno s wi,o IN nrintei the tirst cow Of the Bible
On latin) ever given TO the world: H.. FOR or
ycntio,,. and then fvr ten or twelve years
mrs ba Io,nrcJ tn mt through his ru,Ic
hahd-ptess t'at nlo'o text onM selo'l netM
in one hand Of the statue OF Gllttnnbefg IS
tho French inscription, "La l,lnlere fut"
Lign. was' hut how 'ts faint n. conception Ion
did that poor German printer haye OF Mo
marvellous ihnaence' rs alssenl''"'ot u
light, which tho press was des-
tinei 10 exert t,pun the world,
lila labor brourht him to bankruptcy, nu1
nIs t,rs, nr,nt,n,,.nrcss wos sciyr.i by His
'' N t,4 .,t,x .,. fr,n, III,
creditor, tnss, or FnusI' WHO tooh from hlli
also a part Of the honor Of Ills great lrven-
tion, Bat that tlrst printed I1lble tint went
forth from t,uttrnberg's own hands was to
o...,,,,.t. ,,,nrt =" ,he nnr;c,moui nn,l hIrss,
contribute more 10 neent'cuS. . '''u ".vass
ing OF mankind t'lan my oooH ti'at "as eFef
written. 1t was destined to tln.l Its way into
every village ard hamlet OF tic llabttablu
.,o,,c a,'l n i,nve tia lift If tOnxuesu
s,'ops; "., w. ';,,o u -, sn.,o,, II, familiar
that shoa'a ''ilAole II ~ speuh III iu".t'aI ut.
language to men OF every nation anu trlho
under heaven. Martin Luther caught its
suirit III the clolster, and It moved him to
. hurst the ipn,ls Of Poptsh authority, and to
intn t;sr,ua1. mil ssl tha bouE forth K, ruy-
omtio,.lza MI Europe uiul awaken n living
faith: r,, =
,,atv ,vue nrr,niyrI In EnnIniui' Within less
I'M! "i1hty years tl,at SSclsty lns printed
sna ,,.t r;,s,j Il NHl Hn I,ilj.s ifnstau,t.,.fs.
an uiai ~ IL. ,.,'.,s tI,'s ,,'nr
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;i"ns ~ thc I,cst sr,nta ~ a !: The arma,
ti"nr uosittre% aMt rt,,,cins,.u in uese points an
ia sI,r,,ir tlIrrct' nrrs,,f";n,v,.. LIS lansuare
~ of iIIsMs iii rInsS".s leve! "a /"
of MI nSling CHARM far fiti' ti.s nnt, n. lnosseseS
al D Sart Sn Il as ~ fsss b o l efst 1s p%6ie nn
Tic cutIlti,ol penpic, ai il i,ns tsaa,.ssasoroi
tic atylc aini expression Of rrljRo"ss 3 "ss,,SHsnln
It is nsst,cjutctt With tl,o l,,r1,,nssh S shough.
cllIjdlOOl: it r. tho strrnnth mi ss OF our
t,,ir t,It,lrer years. md IL il rrs ' sapp9fto Of
uiu truSt when tllo ni,nlws nf ioetjna s4atton
ni,",it our pntiIwnT. 20 " "eath lhlckta
llrccntlv ills slttuc old 1,,h,o ,,
roW rayisiUil i.1iti Inn ri,arartori " ias Under.
Ours of tic i,arnet al co,,sscratasaa "a ~ IL. l..
task is now bcinr slIlcStrt IN IN iSn i}EaLs % thi
nnblic Judgment. II thts c ',n ,,a,. .eSt qt tue
i,ttnHelf,er n sir,ti,rn fling. f,rr .tW y MT
j,ju IA tlo gluwtl IL ycnrs ani nj caml cn1g!lsi b.
Wa Should nut Willingly manso at'oa&
tack 10 tho Diblc OF rynn,w'. ,nw g
Wyck1tfIe, ur 10 Tho yers.5m 'aie Or
,,s tjIo Geneva DlDIc, on nr ShoEn
Bishops Bible. Iwo, hundred md sevsu,ee, Me
yenrs have elapsed since King ,inme. et'a5 III.
sio, bnt many edftinns OF tllu GreeE n ,st' ,s
New Testament, With traslations GS IA " no;as s
lnve been pru.(llcctl by sclIoiars ana ''SSes. Ss.
been studied bY ministers, by thenioaniaNva lI aava
trnci,ers, nlItl to sUtllU uxtunt nv yiovvs1cal iov ,
bcrs OF the Church. tTllo ctncndati;yr,,' ,''snl III
suggestions contained III scII run ta",i,s1a Ga
as those Of BenKej, Afford, i,la'l;atles i,lno,,'as'ls;a
Stunrt lav8 largely entered Into tha t.,a,a9[ a9
edge and life Of Christian Iuslscho,,HGs HGowi. 'sI
lii, rnl,..,, i.,..,, b,r,t., f,.... s%holAS and
, 1881-05-30
resolutions drawn UP by the Committee:
"'Thnt It Ia tasirnhl. Tint ttn ConyocAtlull

1fy0u will reatl tile preince to tho ''reytscd
rerslOi,," YOU will sec 4 full statement
uf t!,c princlples and rules which were
@@n1n.S kHKIs Er @ GiM,.!e' taat noints ~
lsotll the English atul American rivisets were
.iiyEt!et! Int into two c9inpntlies,-oHe TO rsyisc
tho Old Testament, the other the New. Eacli
company was to ri ovcr the sortlnn to be re-
suit ot the first revision. niE]or!ty vote was
ta tec!e; Ut t!!o sero1!u or i'ai conicfcrsH ,
rg.i'iirel tw'tlIds, ,as,i xotc iar f,I MplfnmFai
tic authorized version, tlio alteration was 10
be intllcatest III u1e iliHrElIi., r
The vutc To rcvlse TUG headings ni chap
ters, pnEts. pnraKrnPs; Italics. n,ld p'incttla.
poEcs." , ~
rle results Of TIE lahors OF the IN.
glisil COMMITTEES a'tsr tto nlst revision REVISION
received ainl considered before the secona
revision was made. And. when that Was
ilnlSls"!, II also Wns sent TO the american
c1 GasG a tos to Gssexe tSsf h 80 3hs5 M g tic S"nsi 9
of tho work; The futl list Il the different
readings aud suggcstlons ot the lsttcr Gon.-
i,!lttco TURNS afi "ppehtiS To ule ENGLISH re-
aud IN spirit Of cn!iollclty. VIZ cannot
n.t near,t esneGt sao ssa,.,',ttS s H. WHEEL @
khc I1nRlsH IalulHttSe tApttsS w. tAo GtueV
nf the 1'reinee ~ thtir work. III re.
terrtilE 70 the tli!lcnlttes Mhich nitlst
naturally attend stleIi ~ i!iltlcr3aktnR thcy
say: "Mo know full Wei t',at defects M .9ust sa
lnye thelr nace ~ YORK so long nla 10
arluo,!S rs this wt,icl. hns iiow co'llc to llil
enh. B!cGIlshcs nlNt impertGcttonS there are
c IN d 1qol9 po II rsysa bsnsss H wo 5 ayG s1 pesn
fectIons WI! ass.,rettly ltc found ny our re-.
vision. All clldcnvors 10 translate tile llnly
Scriptures intu another t0llgne, must fall
short Of their MIN where the 1hliRa,ion Is
Imposed 0f producing Il Version TINT shall be
alike literal nnd l.lIn,,lntic, faithful to each
thought ut tho Original, md yet III the express
sion Ut It harllono!ls md free"
Froin t!Iis poll,t let ~ tnko retrospective
View, ntlu trace, rs briefly bHt c1enrly AS we
can. ti1e sources = from M when me Ncw 1e5ta'
l'eht WfitlnEs navH pcSil ganealIeu.. 1eaI.. u,,so,t
,ho hHo SacK ,n, 70 o vnt ,fs II" wS Wo tm ~
IN M longcr nna ,norv ae.ent ~ ns e nver ty thy
.,t y H. iaoS nlstsa ,I;aen ~, ~ hm roimo o
Gpst1es n Se s .. us us ApocMlHpse+ ~ u ,ra up
snoin!er po G5s n1G, ncGotqE m y ~ tt9a; ~
smith, OF scotland, neafiy tWu tof the
inspn!H!s ma ns ao''y moro ior inc rest or tho
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TIE TESTAMENT.

VI ia la
,rr ~ ~ w, ,na :" t:am,.n,i IN parls r proshvtvrinn
t tt Ill w ..,e ra mpo. I'as,a, Nm Nn,v rstnn,entm
Enfs on a .ea .sev'se ,.aat hew M .fara"c" to
tno ~ 81 ,,,,hor ~ co,,,oan On foo"so.,l thr
Gsot n,. n,,' tta ~ 1"ns, prttons
nst uas 4a. anu 'u ."t ~ 1 s,,.
TntnUSE, s,rll tho consequent rcntllng 0t 1t
by !, LARGO, number who would not otherwise
i,ora ~ In.,u ~ 4 rrnot .loui or Iitcrnt,,rc RI.
to la,,ur "J,' to tho III, \ Nov Testament M has cn
gathered up and published by tho
daily papers, 50 TINT now tho
peoplo l,nyc Il better knowledge OF tho
facts than ever before, n,,l tho assertions
OF inlilcls Will have fur less weight 50
much good ,as alreatly bcen accomplished
by the revision. Tho change OF long usage
may disturb many good people at first rho
BlDlo ~ SO precious We learn 70 1aoln0IxG ~
ut our m9tMerS 3e Kmeei Us rery r anguag1 a ,1, w.
S.'aE n ft lofSrs n, n nc Sf eohy II 9s sa"ns o.
iiks altering the features W. 6 oEa dpar friend len A
litt!e tiIonKfit nsi INC sun9}ecl, hnWover, VIII
reilioye q! Gi!llcn'ty. W. must rghiesnpec tss
1lnt GoGs '- MorH S, Mas RMsn % w th III E,H @
putting u III hvln9 lniIEllngc, Whatever
tiaat thgh. M ~; So LINZ we .} .sfG maa siH1Ms ~
lNny lnHaMtlonn YIN 4usaaluio tt. attt.n uan
sscqa ectafy ~ nur te rs wes nr co ~
flnlal!y uoln ifaiistAtlng tnn nioie
Into Chinese, lllnuostAiiee. 'uid 9tlter ln'a-
RM'ages 'g - ihget ino Wits u. l.1 ord pcon fnsi
There hotn!l,g ~ tne Iefo ,,tslI1 IaGt
or TovtsI0h 70 WeaKeh our lait5 IL tMe l,luse
we liilye cherlslleu so lollK allt rcveleu no
much. y hat every sincere als4 cnVaest ler-
SON wants u tho WORDS OF & G1.i III @ nar oWn W.
Language As exact ~ possioie. 1lern talo
speaker llgtessett tar the p4rl0sn OF correct
ing IN @ ERRONEOUS @ IMPRESSION a wniea ,as ta g9ms
luftl, tnae MEL hni " gonu 4. tnAiiy Othot H..
WofuS naFG y, Ocen !clt wv, ~ uuetIlhs r.
Gelveu ny ClIf'stenuoll Is a. all Hiil'alleut py
ino REVISION. IL soino ltlealabio l,osliIioas
Iave neon fghloHeu, ntne!s l..xJ nGeh ~
Strengtheiled. te tlieil snye lllst9rlcal nc,
Tue Gonnlttee' WitcM was llnt - lnake
translnttof,, Dlt 70 carrect s!ch tn1aRS u! tlie
authorized version ~ WoM!a i,lnKn y ciGat-
" ana more ncArIy EepleSEne lho Hteek tcAt.
| Io klye nls eonEteEot,oM cieaFer n'tE
| uHrsLaliuuls ~ tno 'a"tteI Ho poatt
ed ont the tllrce Ereat squfEes
by WHEN scholars acierin,Ile %ni W!imt IN, me
exact NeW Iestnlhelt WY. ~ 1AmeleMl mn,!-
atScripts @ ~ run bacK 10 tnn 1oaft!l ccntatyl
~ tile cafly versions pnck 10 tnG seeoltt
century, aila ti') t'io WIttngs OF ttio enf!y
Gntistiah Iatners, ~ Wn.cn IcaT!y M tns stltG
| New Testament II Vn0tNtI. lle l1flnclpnl
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BrieftetS.

Philosophy is the science of realities.
They who know most are oftenest cheat
ed
More is learned from conversation than
from books.
Emulate the mule: it is backward in deeds
OF violence.
The richer man makes his food, the poor
er he makes his appetite.
Leisure is beautiful garment, but it will
not do for constant wear.
A bushel of wheat weighing >ixty-two
pounds contains so. 900, 900 kernels.
Men with few faults are the least anxious
60 discover those of Others.
Help somebody worse off than yourself. and
you viii find YOU are better off than YOU fam
cied
Never does man portray his own charac-
ter so vividly As in his manner OF portraying
another's.
Human nature Is constituted that all
see and judge better in the affairs of others
than in their own.
Between the man who knows too much,
and the one who does not know enough the
happy medium is best
sin without its punishment is as impos-
sible. rs complete contradiction in terms,
as q cause without an effect
Opinion is the main thing which does good
or harm in the world. 1t is our false opinion
OF things which ruins us.
Coal is scarce in the West that Young
people engaged in counting have to sit in
each others laps to keep warm.
A girl in Dublin struck her croquet partner
on the head with the mallet: brain fever set
in, and the young man nearly died. The girl
was kept under arrest until his recovery.
and when he got well she married him, and
now he's sorry he didn't die.
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HOUSE,.
WEDNESDAY. March >.


Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
The majority and minority reports of the
Committee on Claims on the claim of F.. F.
Pillsbury to be paid for certain printing.
came from the Senate. the majority report
giving leave to withdraw, accepted
The reports were laid on the table on mo-
ton of Mr.. DIcKEY of Fl. Kent.
Mr.. NERRILL of Portland presented bill
an act to incorporate the Merchants Bank of
Portland and bill an act to incorporate the
International Bank of Portland, which were
referred to the Committee on Banks and
Banking.
Mr.. Cook of Lewiston presented bill an
act to amend the charter of the Ocean Park
Association. which was referred to the Com
mttee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. HALL of RSckland presented bill an
act to incorporate the Rockland Bank of
Rockland. and tine Lime Rock Bank of
Rockland, which were referred to the Com
mittee on Banks and Banking.
Mr.. NICHOLS of Searsport presented bill an
act to incorporate the Searsport Bank, which
was referred to the Committee on Banks and
Banking
Mr.. STRour of Portland presented bill an
act TO amend chap. li2 of the revised statutes
relating to reform school, which was referred
to the Committee on the judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Goss of Bath,
Ordered, That the Committee on Banks
and Banking inquire into the expediencv of
granting charter to the Sagadahoc Bank of
Bath.
Mr.. Lorp of Hampden submitted the fol-
lowing:
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State of Maine.

kENNEBEC, S. a
ItAkEN on execution wherein Jost phi BAKER
Il Orvillc ID. Baker are creditors and Saiomn mi.
bean and Joseph +. Bean are debtors ana W. W. of
sofa at public auction Saturday the YIN "a ,',ls
Ap1i, \. d. 1881. AT O'Clock in the forenoon. o. Nv
once OF Baker Baker, in Augusta. in sad coas s
an Inc right in equity which Saloma Bean, , o
the above named debtors. has 10 redeem III N,
mortgage mentioned and described hereinalle
following described real esta.e situated in MaS .;u
yer IN said county of kennebec, TO wit: in
loi OF land with the buildings thereon sllu;nn;ns
SAID Manchester, and bounded as follows bes'np ssp
~ the southwest corner of hand Of losai ocu
tnence running eastcrly and northerly BY iaNu sIrd
pied by G. w. Richards to the old road 70 SS"si,h
ihence westerly by said road to said land OF and
bean, therce southerly by said Josiah Bean 10 Of
the hrst mentioned bounds, including also psd be-
ahd four rods square adjoining the said ola G;cud
ing the same where barn now stands anu 'shok
ing also the sOuthery half of said barn ine Iosish
De1ng the same described in a deed given 0! ia
Bean to said Saloma NJ. Bean dated OCTOBER Rook
recorded in the kenneber Registry OF Deeo'
30. Page $50.
The above described Ipremises being supeectn ned
mortgage recorded in Kennebec Registry u..r md
BOOK 304. Page 3i2, given BY Joseph f. iD...;ou Of
Saoma NJ. Bean to Hallowell Savings lnstl.;s,op
haiiowell. to secure the payment Of fvn.rdred
note dated Oct II, 1870 for two date
dollars payable in two years, irom net
with interest semi annually at the rate OF se'e-
cent. per annum. ,.ss
The amount due on said mortgage VIII I"
Known at the time and place Of said sale, .,,,,yf
GEO. r. STEVENS, Sss.s~4N
Feb. 1, 1881. Marsfh3W-"
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the intlamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in asthma. Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation.
they have attained well-merrited rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
csc, a box everywhere
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PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
WOnlaIs's Wisdom.

She insists that it is more Importance that
her family shall be kept in full health, than
that she should have all the fashionable
dresses and STYLES of the times. She there
fore sees to it, that each member of her fam
lily is supplied with enough Hop Bitters, at
the first appearance of any symptoms of i'll
health. to prevent a fit of sickness with its
attendant expense, care and anxiety All
women should exercise their wisdom in this
way.-New Haren Palladium.
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we feel that we are doing the public ia
yor IN calling their attention particularly to
Hoots Sarsaparila. This is not patent
medicine, but is proprietary article possess
ing real curative properties and its effects up.
on the blood are very positive. Spring De-
oility' Blliousness, Dyspepsia and all troubles
caused by impure blood readily yield to this
eHceiient medicine. We think those who
give it trial for that tout of Sorts fecl;no
from which so many suffer, and is necnl;ar
so this season will be quite satisfied with the
resumes. teed&w1w
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PRENArCRE Loss or HAIR Horadays way
Be entirely p'nrenfed by the use of BuRNErT's
CocoArSE. 1t has been used in thousands of
cases where the hair was coming out in hand
fhls, and has never failed to arrest its decay:
it promotes healthy and vigorous growth,
and 10 At the same time unriralied as soft
aad glossy dressiag for the hair.
BURNETTS ELAvORING EXTRACTS
are the best, strongest and most healthful.
Sold everywhere. febl4-ftuth&skw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

1our ID. X. V. G. has cured me of Cbron
&c dyspepsia and other ails caused by indi
gestion Of long standing. y ''''
v,, Ross X. Spaulding,
Whoiesale Hardware, Syracuse, n. Y.
Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

WHAT OTHER MEDICINES have failed to do
in Kidney troubles, and similar diseases, DIR.
BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY, me
PHRETICUM." accomplishes without fail,
giving comfort instead of pain. and healing
and Strengthening in wonderful manner.
1t is one Of the blessings of the age, and
grows IN FAVOR constantly. +eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

! nave been confirmed dyspeptic for
lars tea 5000 would not tempt me to be
va oscK wnere l was before taking two bottles
oi u. X. V. G. am well now.
j. w. Clark.
Real Estate, Syracuse, n. Y.
Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

-. me PERUVIAN Syrup has cured thousands
nv rno were suffering from Dyspepsia, DEBILITY
Ever Ever complaint, Boils, Humors, Female
d re.! Ua.. &c; Pamphlets free to any ad-
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NOTICE..

VIE annual meeting of the stockholders Of w
n Hailowell Granite Company will be holden y. u
their office in HallOwe, Me, on Tuesday, the sa
Iay OF March inst, at 3 O'Clock Z. VI. The following
business Will come before the meeting: "a
rirst 10 hear the report of the Directors anu anu.
'ake sucl action thereon may be deemed pof. w,
second To choose five Directors for the ehsni"t
lhird. To see if the stockholders will 'ole y. ~
MAKE any change in the Bylaws of the ComisM ~
as 10 authorize the President well as the i
urer' 10 raise such sums of money they may W.
necessary TO carry ont the intention and obJec' ="
the charter.
=, Fourth. The transaction of any other busih'"
maj may leg ally come before the meeting.
BY order of the Directors, -
c. W. TILDEN, SecreiM,.
Hallowel1, Me-, March !, 1881. mariI"
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1t the Person

TROTjTING I0 or mas In his possession, nv FLY
NJ ~ M ;. A. Russell, win return the s.Ine y
me- M sse o. 70 myself he win confer favor nno 10
sure. ""seu trouble and expo.
febesYlw GEO. o. TOBEY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al.
ways at hand: 1t cures Coughs, Colds.
enonen Whooping Cough, Group, In
Iuehza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 hot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

pr. .riends OF temperance will find Nal,
n''ers lnvlgorating and Strengthening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-03

Promote Digestion.
and beautifully stimulate the liver with the
Liebig Cos Coca Beef Tonic.
tuth& az W N.