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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

p''kNf..'r' Iowa Nny -.
HE Committee on Resolutions made
the following report through It's Chair
man General r. i TTendcrson.
ms convention representing the people or
the Missis. ippi valley ma w tbn S.-,h.,cs,
A.. ,..,r..,....'.,..t -. . ,......-... .,..l =
....'...,.. .,-..~--. 'H'.e"'' u''a''i'
!. That the Congress 81 the rnlfoi states
should devise by Inv. ana sustain ~ liberal
and rfic,en, Observation-Disclosures. n \, '''..,
transportation ~ water rnuics connecting the
Mississippi River and its tributaries with tho
eastern Atlantic scaboari ana the CUR u
Mexico.
lnH Y ma ccen the policy q Congress
and the desire of the people 81 the North west
for many years 70 inauousafc ana compIctc \
system ~ water channel improvement having
re Mf~-i<-ipri for ~ Mas. IN, NJ .,ve
II 1880 'nAt !" i've
t'e'te1 thcen1f ~ THIS policy tncrc should
z. &c constructed from me Mississippi River. IN
nois River NJ fienne,.in .,d ,nn,,cc =, -.
Iate y, fnic.... @s,..i .,.'...,. - I. ~
~, .,., $3.50 -a."' ".s'''"'r III sAc p.e-.
en' wv lu'lr. transportation needs % that
great part ~ the Northwest 20 whose pcop.e
e,,ch 4 work of fntcrr,al f,,nv,,-..r.,..,, y. M.
~. f.r,.t -. ........,,.- x., -r,,nx <. ~
ce,..,,. yrc,sh, $50. y, 1921 49, 10
,n.rre ~ ~ c.',r, Nv. , ,. " '' sor
long needed should be Immediately com
ncnrcd
a Thar ,be contfnr.., ,,,,,,ro,..,..... - -
ui~.'.sir.,,i rt.. .,,.,. ,al' s.. ~ tne
W,-s51si,.,.t VI, 80 .9 1 "u-P',r, , ~ ".
n rsnr 4. mrr ~ NIX w vs.; WV
porfancc that the ronrrc.s ~ tn~ I1nifni
states ought % promote that scheme ~ IN
provemtnf ~ the nost .ibcr Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in X separate apprnDi IN. lon Rim ihnrcf~r n,,I
thai w. esnphn-ikc rnI sninrrc thr rnifni NM
earnest dcnand III the people III fne enf ~
M.s p, a ALLEY ihat ronsTe. snail make
rn aa Is ns xppr.p a ~ VIC
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~ New lork Legislature voted Tor
United States senators May "a. None u me
c =. received = mNnti's--e"
~ rial'' -. Jacobs anu Herman eacn re-
800. ~ VOTES.
= WARRINGTON uispatcn, referring
p tne rimcrs mat indictments had been
piosirea against certain persons ior COM
prsnt IA n'eEea S,ar-rou'e irsuas' say;
an'~ y incorrect 49, tns piIion N me
oosefnInent omeers fesponSip'e Ior nc
plo,,eu''on q .nese iIauas tna' they WIZ
49, -, 80 J. :. '''.' ..e s'u's- 'e'''e
~ ..-.'...- z...- -s . .',,'n o'e.
- .,.,~-.,. --'...s s- r'''.'S ,'''' .''
s.s.,. = .s- ss. r t-'n.''ns
'ss ~. w. W, Z. q, n'''''''
IN n NJ 49, .".'' .-s'. 'e'',.'o''s
~. e.s M, snIa1 'ssos ~.
,s..t J, MN ~ 80" o' =
49,. u.,xc ,..,, - ~ "
,r,..- r.,.-. - ass" ov' Y.
- N'. .'.', 49, ". 'v.S ~" ~.eppsa
Nv W.. W." s'.s'e. III 49, ',aklns
M ~.''n. =" ~. 1919 ne ~ 80 pn'niu' \. I,
80 rfs~'s@ M .,-' ,-P,.s 1"'s "
,e, s 'o',... 1900 ssss,'p '. ssnp-
sor,,,.,. 1870 '' n
n. 49, - <~;.-- 49, x
- = n. s. - S,,.'. a''"n,
.r,,s. III ~ ~ ~, n, IN .'. "s''.s' NV
hc,,s \, '.h,nh $50 y 4, ..nr... n !.
.,e-,.,nr ,m..v ,hem ro,n.,, I, ' eh;,,,,..a
Sarru ucI'rxx.~ and NV n.-,h.~r
n',, 1'~..-.'. .r,-'-- sx., 1, 1921 z
r-'1 ~ nui N'"ns' A.as' snhefru rom
'ne fecen' tornado. number o. farm
no'.ssr "rlr ''1n a, , V"e 'aas VA killed
and Two men badly hurt.
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LONDON, uHt.. way -
TINS hns hccn n day III funerals over one
hundred and iafty have been buried already,
-r- w.. - ''< 4: $500. ,.,.. ,.+ ~. ,.,'
~ Ftr< ~ increment '''"< >''. Nv w
amer dark. The Cemetery authorities ami she
clergy have been busy an day Every n,niin-
~. s..n,, n, ~, ~, No. ~ 49,. ana rnc hack.
<-.. .'.., ,..... " KY, n. n...,... ~.
-'''t*r ~" IN Nv N'.stt. ~, ."' "*' ~
~ most rA'uftionatc rate. All ~ tnr Guy
hac <-drixers will b. tined for exceeding tho
<harrc@ ..l. down m mi. CIV .r.ilnanccs. Inn
=. ~. INV. 4. ,,...,,., .r.. r.,. ,.. N, :, Mn.
y. ~. -''N m '.'''''e,' wv. .,' N t''s 1919 -
ttt' tir.r. over una rti.i ~ NttfN "ncA' ~
the days trade Ius<1nc = are kaown
where Ten dollar. WINS cnarurl for two
n...s. NJ. ~ ...,..,..,. a,a, sh.t
r,. $500 ,.'~
can 70 hittd Ordinarily f"r tNent>-hNc
cents "a hour All sorts Of ycii cic> were used
Is nca scs. ana a nerc. end Nv process sion OF
f.,,.,,.l. ~. t,..., N, -t,.,, ,,,.t ..,.a ,,,,a
WA. 1000. .- IN ~ , \. 1900 ", .-',,',
~ tsesS street ~ net ana y We "F~ss"'
after they got started a. ten where one party
ended and the orhcr hogan. save by the pres
r,cc ~ . ~. ~. n. .,,.,.. ~ n. .o.x.y.,ccs
<..,, - y >''''- ~ M .-r ~ '''.
H'N e''ts' t'o'efN "e'''ry ""4v'r' "f"V
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The Committee on Scientific Research.
says the Free Press. having been re-
queStcd to furnish tho clue with list
Of the various motive powers in daily
use. and suggest any new ideas Oh the
same subject. reported rs follows:
4 Motive power am de power which
makes Iings move. Steam am a motive
power. kase II makes de ingine in a dis
tillery move, an ward pollytishnns am
thus furnished wild capital stock 10 pack
cancnscs an pull wires Water am 4
motive power. kase II turns dc wheels
81 de saw-mill an thus purvides rs wild
sidewalks full OF holes. Wind am a
motive power. kase - Icngthens AZ ses-
sions Of Congress an de varns Lcgisla-
churs. Electricity am motive power,
but de rates am 50 awful high dat we
didn't investigate. De bite of dog.
de sting Of hornet. de toe 81 boot.
an de s4uint Of mans left eve am
numbered among de minor motive
powers. Gunpowicr. when properly
used. has been known 10 blow up boss
barns an Kill elephants. Dis committee
feels safe IN sayin' dat dc mex decade
will bring forth vet oder motive powers.
DE time am comm when our hu'es will
be pulled on an' on BY machinery; When
dc child'en will be put "a bed wild four
reyolushuns 81 de big ily-whcel; when
De sarvint gal who doan come home in
time 10 get supper will be snaked along
at de rate Of mile q minute; when
Tom an Jerry will be mixed an stirred
up BY simply proSsin' on button LET
into dc bar. an when de man who
comes home At midnight an cant open
de front gate will DO lifted up frew
second-story winder an sobcred on In
about twenty ticks
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The frcquenters 81 Union SQUARE n
New York have been familiar Tor Sev-
cral years past with +" Breniano l.iter.
airy Emporium" q spacious store chief.
" devoted % the sale 81 newspapers
and other periodicals. We presume II
Is the largest business II The Kind m the
world. We have = particular rc.Son
for mentioning this establishment wv
arc frequently asked by young men
inst coming upon the stage OF active
me. young men who have bcon our
readers, perhaps. since their boyhood.
% eNpla \ % them the secret OF success
IN business. The history III Ills en-
porinn would be n very good answer ~
their inquiry. The writer III these lines
has seen il grow from small newsn,.-
per stand down town 10 is nrc.ent
stately and magnificent proportions
IT, success. due 10 very hard work.
close living. aud intelligent thinkino'
i literal illustration Of what An oll
Boston merchant used 10 say, half N
jest. 20 his junior clerks:
BOYS. il YOU want TO found n pcr-
fectly stupendous business, YOU must
get barrel and board: sen goods ~
tle board all day, and sleep in the
barrel At night"
The original irentano very nearly
did Till. He sold his goods All da; on
q board, and came as near sleeping III a
barrel as circumstances allowed. When.
at length. he hail got On 90 far rs 10
hire very small basement store. he
slept under the counter. and lived Oh a
lew cents a day. In other words. he
fed his business abundantly. but only
INDUCED his own appetite 50 far Is was
necessary.
We observed. however. that he al
ways looked round and rosy. He took
proper care 81 himself, and the best
possible care Of his business. Nine out
oi ten Of the businesses that fail perish
Of starvation. Their propr .ctors spend
upon themselves the money which ought
to 60 10 feed and fatten their business.
From selling a few Hsratis. 1ritunss
and >nns upon board in the street,
the Brcntanos now SELL in a superb
store. everything in the world that has
the character Of periodical pubIica-
ton: newspapers from China, Calcutta
and New Zealand; magazines in every
cultivated language. ioufh's Compa,i-
ton.
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on'y regulate and that the act was further
y eon'Fa'ension q the Constitution becsusl
undertook q center judiciary powers up
On me Probate Court
HE annual decoration q the graves
81 Northern soldiers took place On ~ .'lf
and 1lh. IN New Orleans number Of cx-
Confederate societies participated IN m,
ceremonies.
MARY DrSSEN has recovered $500
damages from pe,rn,t ..,.c, l..,..r ~,
selling liquor 70 her husband.
OfrIcrRs AZ the National Ro.r3 ",
IIenlth aod ~ ~. u,-,.. ,r.-..,,.,
have be.n ex.m,n,n~ v..,,. r..'....s NJ, Nd
them from NJ no,,, ,xh.~.. ,.,,... NJ
likely ~ crivjn.f. 90 o..',,~ p...r... q, ~. \
spire he RoarJ MN eoc, a...e nv. ,.. -,
win not ~ .nx xellow &c., 4, ~ W.
States this year.
IHK jury IN the case Of Edward b.
Eickarl. accused Of the murder Of Mrs..
Selma Wilson. or st. Louis. returned YER
dict Of murder Ia the iir<t derrco.
Tur Rarlou 4 <.nd.,-... 49,. -
re..c,,,, r,,.,..., N. ....- ..~----,',,e n
~, 49, p.,.,ta S.-s'..~ ~
.enrer. hsi..- ......,r,,.5 \. $500 ~. - ''.-
,,.,.,,s,' ,.,.., $500 ~ !. n..u over 'nr'r
the ssme nirbt ,he .sme ,.nr 49, ,...s Y"
zion Of store n Poncho Spr,r~s Tns,
compelled everybody present - hoid y, ,hs,r
hand. ami ordered IN proprie,or " INN
over The content. ~ ~ 49, .r.,..;.. -
about $50. They ~, d.n.r,.d r,.s
leader Of the band ~. reco~nized u. rh.,,r~
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lines q are open 20 competition: urxin.
upon Congress reduction Of tarifr laws. n,
elevation % the Agricultural Commissioners
into Cabinet officer. and the e<tablI>hmcn1
o. experimental farms. ETC. The following
officers were chosen for the ensuing year
President, n. q. Norehead. Mississippi
Vice. Presidents. II. n Lucas, Loui-ian.: =
Il. Cockrell. Arkansas; Enoch Ea<lc,. Ten
neSsce; W. X. Ingersoll. Mississippi. Thc-,
y. Taylor, Alabama; II. A. Corlcy. Florida;
w. q. Walsh, Texas; n. NcGcchc. North
Carolina; A. r. Butler. South Carolina;
Secretary y. II. y. Bowman. Mississippi;
Treasurer, q. N. Klein. Mississippi. A.
lanfa, Ga, was chosen As the next place Of
meeting.
The Northwestern River Improve
ment and Canal Convention. AZ H. recent
session a. Davenport, Iowa. adopted re<olu-
tions fayoring liberal Government appropri-
atoms for system 81 cheap transportation
~ water route. connecting the Mississippi
River and rs tributaries with The Eastern
Atlantic seahoard and The Gulf OF Mexico.
and especially indorsing the scheme for the
construction Of q canal from the Mississippi
River. on the most direct and feasible route.
70 the Illinois River n Hennepin. and thence
TO the lake AZ Chicago. also the proposed
ce<sion u the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
and improvements d the Illinois River, hy
the State 81 Illinois; and declaring that the
Eric Canal should be made free OF tolls.
The United States Treasurer has no
titled holders Of 5-per-ctnt. bonds that no
further continuance. az - II z - ncr ccnf
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JUDGE CRozTER, d the District Court
q Icayenworth, Kansas. has rendered Z de-
ci.icn IN The casc Of druggist charged with
violation q Che Prohibitory Inv. 70 the effect
that thc law A. uncon>iItutional, ina~much
q 4 undertook % prohibit the sale Of ard
cles which under the amendment Il could
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-06-10

A well-known sportsman writes: "If
1 am not mistaken. il L. Sicbcrt who
mentions, in his interesting work on
Bird Shooting, that many birds.
more particularly tho different species
of snipe. are known to bandage' their
wounds. This fact has recently been
fully confirmed. About seven years
ago Obcramtmann FeIbcr in Dictenborn
brought down snipc which had q self
made bandagc Of feathers. Hisaccount
was incrcdulously smiled at al the time.
Last week we had drive ia the woods
near Nordhausen, when Director krohn
shot snipe. which Judge Mslius had
hit on the wing only the day before.
causing the bird % drag it, flap. On
examining the snipe we found q band
age on the wounded spot. male u soft
feathers about AN inch wide and MILL
meter thick. 50 firmly pasted together
with blood or some liquid prepared
with the bill that we could not remove
Il with the finger. We peeled i on
with q knife. and, As rarity and re.
marketable instance Of archaeological
surgery, sent the bird anil bandagc 70
the international Hunting Exhibition AZ
Clcve. n" Hannorcrschc correspondents
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"a California paper declares that
the Eastern press has an exaggerated
idea about the cost OF residences q
the railway kings Of san Francisco.
AS matter Of fact, there i not
single residence in San Francisco that
cost. ground and all, Sl.O0o,OO0 or
onc-half of IL. Tho most costly man
sion Is that u Mrs. Hopkins, and that
cost, furniture. decorations and All.
tribe more than SiO0.O00. Governor
Stanfordrs house adjoining II, Of which
SO much has been said. cost less than
S2JO.OO0. Mr.. Crockcr's cost S5VV.VVV
or thcrcabouts. All Of these houses
are of wood.
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~ NATIONAL cotton Planters Ass0-
citation, q H. recent session al Memphis.
adopted resolutions commencing The work
done under the auspices o. The Mississippi
River Commission, and requesting Of Con-
eress = further appropriation Of $50, 900 70
eest the outlet system a Lake Borgnc, q q
relief against the Hood tides of the river:
p1edging support and encouragement 10
every effort 70 cheaper the cost Or transport
station; declaring al combinations or pool
1ngs q river transportation lines ID be inim-
sc.' % ne planters and not deserving Oh their
patronage, and promising support 10 such
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28
GARDINER.

Wednesday evening the armory of Rich
ards Light Infantry was the scene OF stes'l'e
Gathering of the blue coated boys. who as
s.mbled at the invitation of the officers re-
comfy elected, and enjoyed nice oyster sup
n.r Prentice prepared the viands and this
!. .r,,gb 10 warrant our belief that the boys
h,d nlen,v TO eat and of the best quality. All
nresrnt testify to an enjoyable occasion.
Tbc Continental II. & L. CO., started Tor
r.~,.,on. Wednesday morning. to be the
ou..,s of Miller's Band. who are to entertain
them during their days visit. There was
ball in the evening.
Efforts are being made by our schooi com
mittee to raise funds, outside OF the appro-
nriation, for procuring books 10 put !" '"e
fH;ch and Grammar schools as nucius 10 .
-. 70 no argumented as often as possl-
~. The pareuts of the scholars have oeeh
snl;,;,ed and any contributio. from the
c;,;zsns will be gratefully received. wednes'
a.. .vsn;ny the funds were increased py
.hout SOS. the result of an entertainment
g;ven by the Dresden street uramms'
School, Music. recitations, plays ana re-
fres,ments constituted the programme. MS
nor. Morrell, the principal of the schooi'
aond,c,ed the exercises. This is certainly
a Iaudable enterprise, and II accomPiisheii
Iii supnlv a need long felt in our schooi
proner support should be given, and our Gu
zens burdened too heavily with money CAL
dispose of it in this direction
The walls of the new library building als
nearly completed, and the root Is oei"l
erected. .,he,
Our citizens concluded that cold weathe
has struck in. During the recent cold snap
the severity of the weather compeiieo ,ne
hr;ck mssons employed on the library build
inc to temporarily suspend their iabors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28
VICTOR" vAIQu1sEFD.
Tne Fastest Horse in Maine n....,
IN Race with Death.
III. +. A. Roberts' Noble Stallion
Dies Suddenly



special despatch to the Journal saws the
famous trotting stallion Victor owned he
Dr. F. A. Roberts of vassalboro. died or
"wednesday evening at eleven O'Clock. a, the
STOCK iarm in that town. To all appearance,
the stallion was as we'll as usual few bour,
oeiore he died. Cause of his death M,
stated 1t is reported that the Doctor w..
onered sll 600 for him short time since.
victor was foaled April p, 1871. He
came by old General Knox," out of a
massachusetts mare of unknown blood He
was l6 hands. l-2 inches in height. xe;gb,
1850 pounds; color, dark bay. He won a
record OF 2 % at Hartford, Conn, last June.
Ills last race was at Mystic Park. Boston,
this fall, when he won free for alr' race
IN five heats, losing the first and second
Victor was noble animal, and his loss
will be deeply regretted not only by his own
er but by lovers of horseflesh all over New
England.
1t was the intention of DR.. Roberts and
his partner &C. c. Foster of Boston, to en-.
gage in breeding on an extensive scale in Vas
salboro. They had purchased the we'll known
Moses Taber farm Of 10 acres, on the river
road between Vassalboro and Waterville ;
and had on hand eleven mares Of Knox and
Almont blood, which they intended to cross
with the ''VictOr" strain. They were to pro-
ceed at once with the construction of q half
mile track on which to work their horses
The death of the stallion will disarranqe
their plans somewhat. The stallion
"Charles Gilman" is now to be put at the
head Of their stud. He was foaled in 1873.
he is by 'Victor' out of dam by 'Gid-
con" (Hambletonian) and a grand dam BY
General Knox" Charles Gilman is a
promising animal; l5 l-2 hands high, and
black in color.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

Mr.. Samuel Mckenzie. Cumberland, Md.
writes: 81 am 6s years Of age. About four
wears ago began to go into decline. l sut-
fered from dyspepsia. stone in the bladder,
weak lungs and general nervous debility.
Nothing tried did me any good until | used
Browns Iron Bitters. This remedy has
made me again robust and strong, and feel
all the fire and activity Of youth once more
in INV veins" Oct25-f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28
with friends.

Thursday was an ideal day for n trip into
the woods after gray squirrels. For the past
three weeks, the gun-menders have had heaps
of business, and the weapons of clergymen,
lawyers, doctors and other amateur sports
men, as well as of the old stagers, have been
in their racks Gray squirrel soup is pro
nounced by epicures to be broth fit for the
gods, if you ''remove the gland under the
shoulder before cooking your squirrel II
the gland is not removed, the whole squirrel
will have n strong taste. The gamey flavor
common to all wild creatures in spite of par
boiling, is something that some persons ad-
mire and which Others will have none "f
Woodccck are called the most delicious OF
all our game birds. and pronounced superior
10 partridges Woodcock are worth about
seventy-hve cents per pair in Boston
In 'S3 the game.lovers are looking forward
to quail on toast. Few quails have been seen
this fall. The little bobolinks have a very
delicious flavor, and the few who have eaten
them here, praise them very highly. In the
winter, when they have fattened on the
Southern rice fields, they are the prime game
bird of Southern epicures. Woodchuck'
may be cooked SO ~ to be palatable and ten
der a. . chicken. and few there are who
don't know what fun there is in gong
a.wood.chucking." woadchuck, if shot
clean through the body. generally manages
10 reach his hole and die there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

DURING THE HoT SUMNER MONTHS while
awav from city conveniences, the traveller
should make some provision against sudden
attacks of Headache. Neuralgia, Cholera
Morbus. Cramps and other diseases. Twitch-
ell. Champlin 4 Co.'S Standard Neuralgia
Anodyne when taken according to the direc-
tions on each bottle, will relieve the distress
and remove the cause of any of these troubles.
Trv il and be convinced. )an30teod&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28
Noting the EMects.

r. Gibbs, of Buffalo. n. Y, writes: "Hear-
YOUR BrRpocK BLOOD BrrrERs favorobly
spoken of. was induced to watch their
effects, and find that in chronic diseases of
the blood. liver and kidneys. your bitters
have been signally marked with success. !
have used them myself with best results, for
torpidity of the liver: and in the case OF
friend of mine suffering from dropsy, the
efFact was marvellous" Price sl.OO trial
s;,. Il, cents oct25d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

Berthe E. Leighton, the four years old son
of Mr.. Harvey N. Leighton of ward four,
had his left thigh broken badly. recently
He was playing with dog, and in the course
Of the frolic was thrown down by the ami
NAL, with the above result. The little fell
low bore the operation Of setting the bone,
like q hero, letting not murmur escape
Jim,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Minister Pleni-
potentiary to the Court Of Spain, is to leave
his home in Bangor, accompanied by his wife,
this morning. en- route to Philadelphia. from
which port they will sail on Saturday, Nov.
5, in the steamship "Illinois," of the Amer-
can Line, for Liverpool, whence they will
reach Madrid ria London and Paris. Mr..
and Mrs. Hamlin will be joined at Philadel
phia by Miss Margaret Blaine Of Augusta,
the second daughter of the Secretary of State.
who will accompany them as far as Paris,
where she is to pursue her studies for time
with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28
A Heavy swell.

Jacob II. Bloomer. Of Virgille, n. y,
writes "Your THOMAS EcLEcTRIc on cur
ed badly swelled neck and sore throat on
my son in forty-eieht hours; one application
also removed the pain from very sore toe
nv wife's foot was also much infamed-so
much so that she could not walk about the
house: she applied the Oil, and in twenty
four hours was entirely cured"
oct25d&wlv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

Hon. P. o. Vickery, Mayor of this city,
will with his wife make an extended trip TO
Europe early in the spring. He will COM
bine business with pleasure, and while Wis
iting the noted points of interest abroad will
doubtless obtain suggestions and points which
he will utilize in his extensive publishing
businese
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

Hare you those dangerous symptoms Cough,
pain in the side or breast, fever, short breath
night sweats, tickling rising or soreness in
the throat, diarrhTa, nervous debility,
asthmatic or bronchial affections: if so, use
at once idamson'S botanic Cough Baisam.
Trial bottles, 10 cts. larger bottles. 35 and
IS cts. oct25+mw&s&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

A very fair audience enjoyed Nine. Rentz's
minstrels. Wednesday evening, at Hallowell.
on the whole we should. judge the audience
was satisfied with the programme.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28

Miss Blanche Willis Howard, the author of
"One Summer" and of Aunt Serena" is de-
.cribed as tall, plump, pretty blonde, with
the most golden of gold hair, delicate COM
plexion and blue eyes.