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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-02
Wanted.
Sherif's Sale,
STATE OF MAINE,

siA rEN w RetSH' SIS:
Taken on execution and will be sold by public
i auction on saturday, the 9th day of Decem.
Der A. ID. 1882 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
Office of A. Il. And cws in Augusta in said county,
all the right in equity which E. " ebber Blasde Of
Sidney, in said county, has or had ON the
eth day of March A. ID. 1882, ut II O'Clock and
thirty minutes in the forenoon, that being the time
eli the attachment Of the same on the original writ
in this action redeem from two mortgage herein.
after mentioned and described, the following drs
cribed re al estate, TO wit: certain parcel land
with the buildings thereon, situated in Sidney, and
bounded on the north by the Delano Cross Road 20
called,) on the east by land mortgagcd to Sanford
Pullen July 10TH 1875 the south b, land of heirs
Of Nathaniel Merrill on the west by land of Walter
Geichell, formerly owned by John Bais ell.
The above described real estate being subject 10
two mortgages, the first OF said mortgages dated
January l4th 1872 recorded in the kennt bee Regis
try of Deeds, Book 30, page 2ll given by Edmund
W. Blaisdell to Lauriston Guild of said Sidney. TO
secure TIE pay mcnt of one hundred and sixty dollars
in years from date, with interest thereon semi
annually at the rate OF eight per cent per anuum
until paid. said second mortgage before mentioned
Is dated January 26th, 1850, recorded in said kenne.
bee Registry of Deeds Book 325 page 500, given by
said Edmund W. Blaisdell to said Laurison Guild 20
secure the pay ment of one hundred and twelve dol.
lars and eighty cents in one year from date, with
interest stmi-annuay at the rate of eight per
per annum until paid.
The amount due each OF said mortgages will be
made known at the time and place of said sale.
GEO. X. STEVENS, Sheriff.
AUGUSTA, October 30 h, 1882. 3wii
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The Rival Telegraph Companies.

New YORK, Nov |.
In the suit of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. and Jay Gould against John G
Moore ct al, Mutual Union Telegraph Co.
and Central Trust Co.. New York. Judge
Van Brunt. in court of common pleas, to-
day granted an injunction restraining the de-
PENDANTS during the tendency of the cause
from turning over or transferring to George
+. Baker. George VIM. Baliou and Asa b.
Potter any or 30, 900 or more shares of the
capital stock of the Mutual Union Telegraph
Co., mentioned or referred to in an agree
ment made on or about March %, between
John G.. Moore 4 Co. and Jaw Gould, and
which bv said agreement were intended to
be placed on trust, thereby agreed to be con-
trolled by Gould and Geo. f. Baker as trus-
tees for the benefit of the respective owners
of the $4,000 shares. Order also requires
Potter to show cause why they should not be
restrained from accepting the alleged trust
as well as from disposing in any way of the
shares referred to. The order was return
able November 9th.
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Boston Market. October 81.

WHoLkSAIE PklCESs
FIoCR-is In steady demand and ices firm
We quote Western Superfine at % 50$ai 90; COM
extras - 25a$4 rs, Wisconsin extras At - ooa
90 90; Minnesota including choice Bakers brands
Is 5ai$6 so; Winter wheat Michigan at $5.25 9
$50; Ohio and Indiana 81 50a5 IS; Illinois ard 81
Louis IS 80 $50 90. Roller -four AT % 00a6 10 Tor
81. Louis and illinois. SO oos6 rs for Ohio and
Indiana, and Is .ss6 Is for New York and Michigan
Patent spring wheats are held at sSas %
and patent winter wheats 80 saa Is per Dbl.
CoRS is scarce and in demand at sas9o per
bushei.
OA.s-are quiet at 5aa55c. per bushel for No. |
and extra white, 50a5ic for No2, i7la4s for No. 3
white, and ais for mixed.
RYE-is selling in SIT all lots At S0aS5c per bushei
SHoRrs-are held nj $40 ooai9 50 per ton, and
Fine Fed and Middlings $50 ISaso CO.
PoRk-i. in fair demand; sales al 81 0oa2l % per
Dbl for prime so 50 90 tor mess, s2s ooa3i % for
Western and Roston clear and backs.
BEEF-is held al sl3 ooal4 90 for mss; Si4 goa
Is 90 for mess ana AZ us 5oa20 90 for family
and plate. -
LARD = is in steady demand at lsaaiSsc per ID.
tor city aud Western.
SMOKED HAMs-at 14aal5c per pound for
BurrER-is quite firm, we quote choice West
ern and Northern creameries at 81 a S5c,
ana fair TO good at asass; choice New York aud
Vermont dairies al 29asSc, and fair 10 good at i.c
Western dairy-packed 2Sa25c for choice, and lsa2ic
for fair TO good; Western lade packed lYa2ec for
choice and 16al7c fer fair 10 good.
CHEESE-continues i'll steady demand AT IL a he Tor
choice, iosallsc for fair 10 good, and Gay iof
common
EGGs-are selling a; 2762Sc per dozen fol
Eastern. Vermont and New York at 27a2sc, Z. Z.
Island and Nova Scotia 25sa29c, and Western al ia
25c.
rorkToEs-Are in fair demand at 5oa65c pei
bushel, according TO quality. Sweet potatoes art
selling al 81 o0s2 IS per barrel
HAI-The Market has ruled quiet, but prices are
fairly steady. We quote choice prime hay at Si9a2
me dum ami ordinary hay NJ Sl5al7; poor NJ sl2 q
49, with Eastern swale al S9al0; rye straw al 10 q
le and oat straw at $50 10 y ton.
APPLES-rhe demand has been moderate, aud
and prices are well sustained. Receipts o
apples were i559 bbis. We quote good cooking
apples at - 00s3O0 y Dbl, and gravensteins a
81 00a4 20 per Dbl, some higher. Evaporated ap
pies are quiet AT Ii Q l5c, while Northern and East
ern sliced and quarteret command 5sa6c, and Nortl
Carolina sliced 9a9c per Id.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE, ..

STATE OF NAME aHI IS:
HNAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
i auction on saturday, the 9th day of Deceu .
ber A. ID 1882, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
Office of A. &. Andrews, in Augusta, In said county,
all the right in equity which +. Weber
Blaisdeli of Sidney, in said county, has or had
on The 2ith DAY OF March. A. ID. 1889, AT eleven
O'Clock and thirty minutes in the forenoon, that
being the time of the attachment of the same on
the original writ in this action, to redeem from o
mortgage hereinafter mentioned and d, scrib,d,
the following described real estate, to wit:
certain lot Of land situated in Sidney, in said
county of Kenneber. bounded on the north by the
cross road running westerly from the Sidney Town
Farm, on the east by land of Alonzo Davis, south
by land formerly owned by Theodore and Nathaniel
Merrill and west by line running parallel with said
Davis west line and distant thereirom % rods.
The above described real estate being subject TO Il
mortgage dated July 10Th, A. ID. 1875, recorded in
the kennebec Registry of Deed' Book 303, page u.s.
given by Edmund W Blaisdell to Sanford i'ullen Of
West Wa'ervie, TO secure the payment of two hun.
dred tw enty dollars and nineteen ceuts, paya
Bile in four years from date. with interest at eight
per cent. per annum.
The amount due on said mortgage will be made
known at the time and place of said sale.
GEORGE X. STEVENS, Sheriff.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 30th, 1882. 3wii
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THE ASHLAND MURDEREKS.
Troops Attacked by "A Mob While Re.
Mob Killed and Thirty Wounded.

LEXINGTON, Nov /.
While the troops guarding Neal and Crafts,
Ashland murderers, were on their way to the
steamer Granite State, today they were at
tackled by mob. The soldiers fired and
several OF the attacking party were killed
and wounded. The prisoners and troops got
safely on board the steamer when the mob
seized train and headed of the boat at Ash
land, Ky, where another attack was made.
The troops returned fire and again a number
of the mob were killed and wounded. As
tar as known only three of the soldiers were
wounded, and they but slightly. Private
dispatches received in this city place the
number killed at five and of the wounded al
thirty. The steamer Granite State has
passed Portsmouth and unless the fog pre-
vents will reach Maysville tonight where the
prisoners will be transferred to the railroad
and taken 10 Lexington.
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skinny Men.

Wells Health Remover" restores healtl
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. 81. Druggists.
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Wednesday Morning, November l..
There are hardly any good eating apples in the
market, and ii is almost an impessiby 10 get them
at any price. Good ones readily command $l.0O a
bushel. Winter fruit is bringing $3.50 and $500 a
barrel. One man in AnarOscOggin county has
bought nv 1900 barrels of Winter apples at : 100
per parrei, to hold for use. Last season al this
time there was great rush after apples, but this
year we hear of but one buyer. he being located in
Waterville Beans are rather more plenty, and pea
beans are little lower now fetching from 81. 10 to
g. a bushel
"There isn't any good butter to amount to any
thing to he had" said dealer yesterday. Farm
have kept their butter too long, expecting a rise
in the prices. and much of it has became strong.
Some dealers are paying BE for he best Jersey pro-
duct. Butter retails for 35c. There is doubt but
what considerable Oleomargarine is retaied in this
market. But it is very hard TO find out how much
or how little is disposed of as dealers are very
reticent about its sale. The other day asked a
grocerymau if he had sold any oleomargarine
mo, he replied, 81 don't keep it nor sell it. and
shouldn't know the stuff if should it," Shortly
afterwards lady informed us that the same grocer
endeavored to sell her some OF the compound.
The hens are drying up, and naturally eggs on
the rise. The fresh product now sells for 2Sc
APPLES-Green. eating, 75casl.oo; cooking, 80
d50c evaporated, 14dl6c.; dried 5a6c
BEANS-Pea. sslOaa25; Yellow eyed. $1,000
$325.
BEEF-Sma Case. OK. 9aloc.; Chicago dressed.
BEETs-lac per pound.
BUTTER-solid, 25a2sc.; ball. 25a32c. ; common
16a2Oc.
CABBAGES-2c. per pound
CRANBERRIES-s2.5oa 3. co per bushel.
CHEESE-Factory and domestic, 12al3c.
EGGS-26dloc. per doz.
HIDES AND SkINS-Hides over 80 pounds, SIC. !;
under. 7lc; calf skins, 2c per pound deacon skins,
25d50c. apiece; sheep skins, 50c.a$l.00.
HAY-New loose. $l2aSl4; old, $l5o$l6; pressed,
t16d$1S; straw, $7d$9.
HONEY-BOx, 20c. per pound.
LARD-Domestic, Halle; western, 15c.
LAMB-7asc.
ONIONs-Yellow Danvers, slai25 per bushel.
OATS-4sa50c.
PORK-ROund hog, l0c.
POTATOES-70d75c.
PUMPkINS-2c.
POULTRY-Dressed. spring chickens, Is a2s c. /;
fowls, 12dl5c.
SQUAsHES-3c. per pound.
TURNIPS-1ac per pound.
WOOI-Washed, 25c. unwashed 25c.
Woodbury. hard, $5 50dS6.00; prepared for stove,
$500 per cord; soft, $500.
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Bully gtn'rtbef y0nrnal.
Augusta. Thursday Morning. Nov. Q.
The registration in New York this year
is %, 900 less than it was two years ago.

Georgia Is determined to have butter il
she has to make it out OF grease, and so is
putting $4,000 into an oleomargarine
factory
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THE FRENCH ANARCHISTS.
Much Distress in LyOns-BOycOtting of
Prominent Parisians.

PARIS, Nov /.
Lyons dispatch says there is great dis
tress among the operatives there, as the law
makes no provision for them and want tends
to make the destitude desperate. A meeting
will be held on Sunday to arrange for organ
ization of the public workshops for their en-
ployment and for distribution of relief.
Several carboys of nitric acid. number of
empty shell, dynamite fuses and other explo-
sive material have been found near the gar
den of prisoner Rietz's house. Rietz form
erly had a clandestine dynamite factory in
Geneva. His nece and two gardeners sup
posed to be accomplices have been arrested.
The uphOlsters on a strike in Paris are
boycotting the houses of Jules Duval, Baron
Adolphe Rothschild and Damon and Schmidt.
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BOsToN, Nov |.
The United States Commercial Reporting
Co, whose principal office is at $50 Broad
way, n. Y, with branch in this city. some
time ago discovered that several volumes OF
its report that were missing have gone into
the hands of a rival company through the
alleged treachery of former employe.
Yesterday afternoon the officers of the first
named company with a writ of replevin re-
covered from the rival company known as
the American Boot and Shoe Reporting
Co. the missing volumes.
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A Milwaukee, Sensation.

s"f' MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov l.
John b. Lesantnier, wealthy property
owner, was, yesterday, discharged from his
position as manager of the exchange depart
ment of the Merchants Exchange Bank and
sued for s25, 900 damages for the seduction
of Miss Sylvia Seifert. Lesantnier was ar
rested and admitted to bail in $1,000. The
girls mother is insane from grief over the
scandal and the girls father goes about with
Q shot gun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-02

Acknowledgement Russell, of New York
State, has rendered an opinion to the ef
feet that If A is duly registered according
to law, and Il votes under the name and
address of A. the right of the latter to vote
is unimpaired. 1t would still be the duty
of the inspector to receive AS vote should
he convince them that he had not already
voted. and that the vote cast in his name
was fraudulently cast.
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Christine Wilson's Temperance Be.
fore an American Audience.

BosToN, Nov j.
A large audience greeted Christine Mills
son upon her temperance in this country,
at Music Hall this evening. As she appeared
upon the stage clad in black. she received
hearty applause, and in her first selection
Angels Ever Bright and Fair" gave evi
dence that her voice had lost none of its old
power and brillisncy. She was recalled seven
times and led little child upon the stage
with her. The reception to herself and other
members of the company was most cordial,
and the encores and recalls prolonged the
performance until late hour.
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Mr.. Ashley Snubbed by Spain.

LONDON, Nov l.
A Madrid dispatch says that the informa-
ton which the government of Spain has re-
speeding the manner in which the Cubans,
who attempted to escape from Cadiz, fell
into the hands of the Spanish authorities
does not accord with the statements made by
Evelyn Ashley in the British House of Com
mons yesterday. The Spanish government
relies upon the local authorities of Cadiz for
accurate information.
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Samuel w. Hale. the republican candi-
date for Governor of New Hampshire,
makes a sweeping denial to the charges OF
ex-senator Wadleigh. He pronounces the
charge that he purchased his nomination
an absolute SANDER. and calls upon Mr..
Wadleigh to make good his statement that
Mr.. Hale's business transactions had been
so conducted as to bring "sorrow andruin
to many
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Important Telegram From Attorney
General Brewster.

The following telegram was sent by the
Attorney General this afternoon;
To Absalom Blythe, L. S. Marshal, Charles
ton. S. c.. 5. w. Melton, L. S. Attorney,
Columbia, 5. c.
The attention of this department has been
called bv communication from parties at
Manchester Court House, South Carolina, to
the probability that recent homicides there
will tend to prevent a full and free ballot at
the approaching election of that county for
members of Congress. Give your especial
attention to that county and report to me the
situation, and spare no pains in due enforce
ment IF the laws therein a; the election for
members OF Congress.
(Signed) BREWSTER,
Attorney General.
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A BIG UNDERTAKING.
Competition With the New York AssO.
ciated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov /.
The New York Herald's Washington cor
respondent says the Western Press Associa-
ton, it is reported, has severed its connec-
ton with the New York Associated Press and
will today begin an independent service at
Washington under the management of Walter
7. Phillips. Independent service is to be
established at once in all parts of the country
and force equal TO that employed by the
New York Associated Press is to be engaged to
compete with this organization. Gable ser
vice it is said is already arranged for foreign
market reports and news.
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Mrs. Langtry comes from the Island of
jersey. which has parliament of its own,
and retains many of the old Norman Gus
toms as well as the Norman dialect. The
Langtrys, however, are an English family,
their residence in Jersey being only tenn
porary. The popular actress has half a
dozen brothers and large number of
poor relations who look to her for assist
ance.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Nov. |.
F.OUR-weak.
WHEAT - steady; No. 2 Chicago Spring, 92.a92;
cash; Nov. 92s 92a Dec e4i 94l.
CORN - higher III G1i II 67s cash bid; 66a Nov
Dec 615 a 6ls.
OATs-quiet s4s 3ii cash; Nov. 33i; Dec. $780,
kYE-quiet 81
BARLkY-q quiet 50.
PoRK-at 20 90 II 90 for cash and 10 I2I a 10 Il
Nov; Is : a Is % for Dec.
LARD at IL SO a IL 50 for cash; IL 32t a IL IS
Nov.
BULK MEAT-Shoulders. Is. Short rib. Il 90;
Short clear. II %,
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Special Advertisements.

SNAIL advertisements, not exceeding three linz,
consing under the head Of WANTED. For 49,
TO LET, LOST, &C., soiH be inserted here on, fsn
for 90 cents. three times for 40 CENTS and one me-.
for so cents.
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London newspapers are beginning to
point to the United States as Il country
whose bonds stand higher than those of
Great Britain thing which no living
man can remember, nor his father,
nor his grandfather, of any country
on the face of the globe. The same news
papers have been for twenty years kindly
I. pointing out how protection would destroy
prosperity in this country.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NOTES FROM EGYPT.
Forces to be Sent Against FL Nehdi-
De Lesseps' Evidence Against Arab.

CAIRO. Nov l.
A Cairo dispatch says it has been decided
to equip with the utmost speed a3small force
which will be dispatched in the hope Of saw
ing Khartoum and checking the advance OF
the false prophet until the reorganization OF
the army allows an offensive movement be-
ing undertaken
De Lesseps' evidence before the prosecr-
ton commission is generally considered un-
favorable to Arab, as proving conclusively
that whenever Arab exerted himself to pre-
vent the commission of any outrage he was
able to do so.
Turkish authorities of Gambia have arrest
ed Hassan, Mussadakad and SHERMAN Daout,
who are believed to have been the prime in
stigators of the burning OF Alexandria.
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Irish Affairs.

DUBLIN, Nov l.
While addressing large meeting of far
mers at Newbridge, county Galway, today,
Matthew Harris, member of the late land
league, and others were arrested upon the
prevention of crime act. Great excitement
ensued, grOans were given for the magistrates
and police, and collision between the people
and police occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-02

Londoners are complaining of too
muchee MongoIian man: John Chinaman
too very often. II the Chinese continue
to increase there at the present rate, the
city will presently become the largest
Chinese city on the globe.
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Strictly Private.

LONDON, Nov l.
At a meeting of a committee of the House
of Commons to investigate the Imprisonment
of E. Dryer Gray, it was decided that the
proceedings be private. Gray was examined
before the committee and made long state
ment. He complained of Judge Lawsons
vindictiveness, and explained that he did not
attend to his duties as high sheriff of Dublin,
because he had to attend to parliamentary
duties. The committee adjourned till Mon
day.
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The PostofIice Department.

Postmaster General Howe has completed
and will soon submit to the Secretary Of the
Treasury an estimate of the receipts and ex.
penditures of the postofiice department for
next fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1884. The
estimate placed the receipts at $50, $780,
1862 and the expenses at $40, 74l,IIl.35.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Arranging of "A Prize Fight.

BOsToN. Nov |.
A representative of Richard X. Fox arrived
here, today, with full powers to arrange de
tails of prize fight between Tom Allen and
John l.. Sullivan tor $500 a side. Sullivan's
hacker names Nov. 10th as the time for
meeting and signing articles, and will send
$1,000 to Harry Hill when the match is ar
ranged. The place tor the mill has not yet
been decided upon, but Sullivan will not
fight at New Orleans.
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Nihilist Activity Again.

LONDON, Nov l.
st. Petersburg dispatch says consid.
cradle revival of Nihilist activity is observ-
able. The Nihilist organ declares a revo-
luton to be imminent. Increased precau-
tons have been taken to insure the safety of
the Gar, and his future movements are Kept
secret.
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BY TELEGR APH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.


BosToN, Nov L.
man Of about 40 years took room at the
American House Tuesday morning, register
ing as c. W. Glidden, Pittston. Ne. We'd
nesday evening the man was found dead in
bed. He had evidently committed suicide by
taking laudanam.
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Annual Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l.
The 18th annual meeting of the executive
committee of the Womens Foreign Mission
ary Society opened this morning. The reg
ular order of business will be pursued every
day during the week except Friday. The
anniversary of the society will be celebrated
Sunday evening.
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The ClOture Debate.

LONDON, Nov |.
The London News says that after Glad
stones speech on the cloture in the Com
mons last evening, the debate came near
collapsing. and the opposition had difficulty
in keeping it up.
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The Transit of Venus.

New YORK, Nov l.
DIR. Gustav Muller, assistant at Astro-
PHYSICAL Observatory, Potsdam. DIR. Fritz
Deichmuller. of the observatory at Bonn.
Julius Bauschwiger. scientific assistant, and
Herman Dolter. mechanician, members of
the Imperial German Commission sent to
this country to witness the transit of Venus
Dec lst, arrived today. They go to Hartford
where they will make observation.
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Gan Ambitious Individual,

''Oh. I'm boiling over to do some good
act shouted politician the other day, as
his red nose protruded with face ornament
ed with unhealthy blotches. well, sir, >
replied a friendly listener, unless you wan,
to be an animated sign for drug store, and
make the rassers by sick, | would advis,
you to use Swayne's Ointment and be cured
of that skin disease The ambitious man
acted upon the advice, and is now a living
exemplification of what this excellent remedy
can accomplish octl0d&wlw