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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-13

nj SEYENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH." Christ's Denunciaton Of The
scrbes and Pharisoes" VIII he considered by Rev.
j. u. TYLER at IL 4. NJ, and the 4" Children
May Floral Festival" will he held az Z. VI. No
services al night.
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~ THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AND NEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING
At
THALHDIER BROTHERS..
Sol BROAD STREET.

We will on Monday and during the week exhibit
the largest ami cheapest line Of
PLAIN and MATERED SILKS.
PLAIN and MORE STRIPED SATINS,
BROCADkS. FANCY SUMNER SILKS.
BLACK sATiNs, SILK SATIN RiiADAMES
SURAH SILKS, and other novelties I'm SlLk
GOODS.
Look AT our 81 GROS-GRAlN BLACK SILKS,
formerly sold at l.2j.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T SEE THE STRIPED SILKS
LEVY BROTHERS,

LEVY BROTHERS..
STRIPED SILKS at so worth ESQ.,;
STRIPED sILKs at 65 worth Soc:
STRIPED SILKS at 20 worth 95c.;
STRIPED SILKS at soc. worth 81;
CHECKED SILKS at 75c. worth al;
BLACK SILK at 81 worth sl.35;
BLACK SILK at s1.25 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at s1.35 worth s1.75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth ~:
BLACK SILK tl.65 worth 1926:
BLACK SILK at s1.75 worth $40;
BLACK SILK af ~ worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at 1926 worth So;
BLACK SATIN DE LYON at sl.Is worth $3.50
BLACK sATINs at co, 65, rs, s5c., 81, and
sI.25:
MORIES.
SATINS,
SURAHS.
BROCADEs,
AND
FANCY SILKS,
In great variety a,
my6 LEVY BROTHERS.
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N1- MATTNGsl MATTINGs!

WHITE. RED-CHECK, and FANCY MATING
at the lowest prices;
Bargains In OIL-CLOTHS CURTAINS, WIN
DOW-SHADNS, RUGS, MATS. DRUGGETS,
and HASSOCKS. at LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

d. & r. MTTELDoRFER
WILL DISPLAY ANOTHER LOT OF BAR.
GAINS JUST RECEIVED.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL EARLY.
MORE SILKS aud sATINs IN all coiors:
sURAHS, NUNS vEILING-Black aud Color,d;
BLACK SILKS from soc. to So;
coLoRED SILKS, all AsGes and prices:
BLACK and COIoEED sATiNs, very low;
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, and NOVELTIES.
BLACK CAsHMERESand, MOURNING GOODS.
The best bargains ever offered In this city ~
ap3O d. r.. MITTFI DORFFR,.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strcctsl.-Rcy. DIR. j. h. IAw-
THoRNE, pastor. Services at IL \. NJ and =. VI.
III welcome.
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III METHODIST SUNDAY-SCIOOL
SOCIETY.-Thc regular monthly meeting of the
METHODIST SUNDAl-SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER will be held
ut Trinity Methodist church. coruer Of Broad and
Twentieth streets. on SUNDAY AFTERNOON az 3 r.
O'Clock. Interesting addresses and other exor-
cises May be expected.
\. l.. WEST. President.
Charles T. RAIN. Secretary.
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III REV. ALEXANDER BLACK
BURN, Of Lafayette Ind, will preach at SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY at IL y. NJ and 8
=. VI. 2t
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81 pieces moro Of COURTAUTDT'S BEST
BLACK SILK GRAPES. iu pieces and REM
nants, IRON zoe. % 20 q yard. Don't fail 10 see
Our line Of OR APES:
Also. urstock of BLACK CASHMERES. BUNT-
INGS. NUNS NtlLlNG>, TAMl~t, aud
HENRIETTA CLOTH. BLACK GRENA-
DINES. 70. "a nNlra low nrlcn-.
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FLORIDA WATER.
TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.
Cooks EXCURSIONS.

[mh 3O-Th.Sa&Tu6mI
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II TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strcct-)-Rey. j. WILEY
BLEDSOE, pastor.-Preaching at IL \. NJ ana at
1870 r. VI. Young mems prayor-mceting from
10 4 l.. NJ
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r1 GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Grace and Foushee streclsl.-
Rev. c. II. COREY, ID. D., viii preach nc l o'clock
4. NJ, and Rev. r. II. PITT at 8 o'clock p. VI. on
SUNDAY.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-12-21
DOPISY.

~. Louis, Mo. dne a. pros iss2.
CtenA red. Pok. ZApadul = Zminuji Sc
VAN nAsi skole Scsko svobodne.
ktera poslednf dobou ul6kens LkvetA.
Di,ek lkolu nAvs,Gvuie poetu 20
Utitelem jest p. Vac. X Tfiska. ktsrJi
- pro v6c obsiuie q take md ,rpelivost.
u6iielkAmi We zp8yu q na piano jsou
sle6ny Marie a Bar Now, Ip1vn se
cvfi siAte6n6. neb - chHji ditky na
pfist siromek vknoSni okaEAii dhsioj
ne Take se buds hrkti. "CcrnA pc6et'
vi icdnanf
skolhi vJbor ikoly " se slnrG sprA
vcdliva. zvlGltA posleini dobou nelenl.
Ma den -. L m. dkyaii bnde vznoS.
nj s,romsk pro dflky. vstupn6 l5e
osoba. lze oSekkvati yelkou naytitvu
neb otecenssvo cd poslednfho divadla
jest dobfe nAladHHo a take pravda.
ditky hrAly sIesui pAnnAs dspxchem,
iAk De- bylo rAdost 80 podfvati na "
eiperue tv4fiSky onsch diiek. jak sta
lesnA 81 poSinaly jen taxi ku pieiu. sf
nelsue "A posmech druhym. kteif ms
nsnkviii 5 dcioa We Kubfk
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DO COLFAx CO., NEB.
VyhlaSka volebni /!

UsarmaIr ss iinto, ts atsft ans dss sAiaho
tshol lsdna foka lsss. ehytsju}sh faistfso.
stseh vols hnieh ve vtseh prseins saeh Collar
Co.. Nsbf ssce. buds odbfrsnA xylaitni yolba,
Ha nfsisfn hlasovani o nAslsfuIseim nAsrhui
Mali okresni kofnissfi cslfAr TO. yydsti q
pisy II county obnosu tsiaAet tale doisfh
ftis0Dl b tomn eili. sby splassny byly ne.
splaeene poakksky aa mossni fond dluh u
eoansy, syto aplsy by byly splsiltsins ~ diva
Get te,l rokh Q rssiy BY afok sedfn l1t proceuf
rotns, plsiitelnsho phlIesna dfadovnA bkres.
niho poklsdnika jmenotane county . prudsne
- ne mend nss pln0n senn msii kptnisafi
nlositl DAT dya f2i mills na sakd} doisf o.
eenSni imenoy auefn okrerH, X deell plseeni
1roka na dpisy ~ . utvoteni umofosseiho
fondu, 4 spiacsni kapiIAla AZ dluknJm 30 stA-
No
vilchni kdoA isou pro tsn,o nkyrh, budou
hlssovaii Ano Yes vklehni kdo2 lsou ptoti
iomu bndon hlasoYati Ne No
nahkeni shoru oktesnich ko.
IPstst misaih okrssu Collar, Sebfa.
ska
Dne 2sho Hstopadu iss2.
JOHN LAPACHR.
County Clerk oktcsn Collar
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Ilxolnnl.

"a astapessf @sgsl&ssm ssa5s @ag8, sssFs
Asses FFasss8 kfssl Jess RaaHssaFi sFAsiat
o. ssaa asseass8Y 4a@n llsiah
fasfsf ta a yessi 49, saes
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-12-21

wal Isem dioSKik ORA Aug. K0niga
hamhurskych kApkAm Tyio pomohiy
mi tab, te jssrn ted ~rhopen svoje prk
cs konati - Chas kiehL i5urT OAK.
knus
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tgtesA t@sgsg ff9st ~ ttf8 FHrff
ar 8#fsst atifs4 III lst4Asss
fessf4 hi
kt 80 HsH
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(.ISoCISIfIIT
lsrn1li ssi nhssi Ilsl. feed ss msts Rtiat
gsssytas,s, ado ma8 tAasl ksapisl
rrant. krajitek,
a alice. meal Ftsfss Williams,
ii, aml OMAHA. agn.
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~ AsfHFN ~.
e. tat We
y atad FsikofAas xehrsakm.
n. rs A.
Fft8 ta4titgsf& ftfaM Z FfNftH 4tHN
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~ ss sst ststs 4 fasety fsY
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4. ~ w. ~
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Do CoIfax Co., Neb.
UPOzORENi!

Zadame uctiye vsechny. kdok nam
jakoukoliv castku dnhuji. ably Sc na-
mi nejdele do 10. ledna 1883 vypofa.
dali vsechny dtty. kterd do zmfns.
nsho casu zapraveny nebudou, ode.
vzdGme bex prhtahu ke kolektovani.
Al NOyOTNY 4 SPOLEk.
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eats8a asfaffsa5 ssMAs = ststsn 81 eses -
@ms 4 ssksas #Assss. 4 esstsfi fss y isAas
sss8 isss A asassss sestsgl akssg sfa gexlaN
- = sasaas e8sssssaa sisE z kssssfs
Fassa Fh eafsstf
Rsas ssgsasess gs4& ftf
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z OMAHA.

aaas gaxswistsi aaysr ssHss ahiatsr a.
hvsla epf js ssa3i fslssl msass pssAs ~ ee.
tya4s wsaas psaas ilsa sP&se'sssa
gssts saahs psasAgssi ~ H. sssaa
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enthusiasm.
Personal.

Hon. T.. A. Gilbert, Secretary of the Board
of Agriculture was in town yesterday.
Orville d. Baker is in attendance upon
Court at Bath.
Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr., will speak at
Richmond camp ground to day at 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. +. ". Boyntou has gone to Council
Bluffs, with a view to settling in that vicinity.
Hon. James G.. Blaine is to speak at the
great republican rally in Portland, Monday,
August 2sth.
Rev g. F. Penney has returned from his
vacation looking brown and healthy. He will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles +. Peaslee is on visit to his
parents in this city. He is connected with
the extensive grocery establishment of
Sprague, Warner 4 Co, Chicago.
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The following story is told of Artemus
Ward When he was boy he was fond Of
playing cards, an amusement he was obliged
to indulge in surr.ptitiously, as his good
mother did not approve of it. One day as he
was deep in a game. supposing his mother
was absent, he heard some one approaching
the door, and Immediately gathered up the
cards and thrust them into the pocket of a
coat hanging against the wall, which he
supposed to be his own,--a dreadful mistake
on his part, for it belonged to the minister
who was stavng there for while. The next
Sunday there was a baptism in the lake at
which this minister officiated in this same
coat. As he entered the pond, the water bore
up the skirts of the coat, reversed the
pockets, and the entire pack of cards foated
out and covered the water for quite a space,
much to the horror of all the good people
present. and The confusion of the unfortunate
divine who saw himself wading through an
array of Jacks, kings and aces, dreadful to
contemplate. 1t is said that the youthful
Artemus, who was Immediately suspected
was treated to the punishment which his
escapade deserved from the hands of his
maternal relative
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RICHMOND, Aug %, 1882.
The first speaker at the evening, Thursday
night. was Mrs Clara P. Roach of Washing
ton. d. C. She gave sketch of the Chris
tian temperance work in that city. stating
that much had already been ac1 umplished in
winning men from their cups and souls to
Christ At the beginning of their work there
was no place where cup of coffee could be
purchased without going where Intoxicating
| liouors were sold. Now. through the efforts
of the w. c. T. L.. there are scores of tenn
perance eating houses. Fermeuted wine is
| no longer used in many of the churches.
Special efforts have been made for the
reformation of railroad men; twelve hundred
conversions have been reported among this
class alone At the White House Mrs.
HAYES picture has been hum. in the green
room. and there it is destined to remain.
speakiny silently. vet eloquently .or the per
! petual Punishment of wines and liquors from
| the home of our Chief Magistrate.
Mrs. C.. c. Hunt of Augusta, gave brief
account of the work of introducing scientific
temperance instruction in the public schools.
Text books treating on this subject are in use
| in Augusta and 20 other towns in Maine.
! FRIDAY.
| Hon. Sidney Perham was the first speaker
at the regular A. NJ. meeting Friday. He
sketched briefly the progress of temperance
| YORK from the DAYS of the Washingtonians
| tn the present time. In the early days OF
temperance reform the influence of woman
was no, appreciated at its full value. Since
they have engaged as co-lahorers the work
has progressed rapidly to more advanced po-
sitions and is steaily advancing.
| The speaker also spoke of the
the work among children as being destined
to accomplish important results. When We
have educated the public mind to the proper
noint we shall have little trouble in making
prohibition prohibit.
The speaker, in discussing the liquor
question from national standpoint, said that
notw outstanding the revenue derived from
this traffic amounted to nearly O.oOO.oOo
annually, it involved an expenditure OF sI0o.-
| OOO, coo on the part Of the consumers. Inns
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is fearful drain upon the people which q
wise financial policy will not Tong tolerate.
In conclusion Gov. Perham urged earnestly
upon his hearers to lose no opportunity to
stretch forth the helping hand to those who
have been enslaved by the demon of intern
persnce.
Mr.. Perham was followed by Jordan Rand,
who. in in his Characteristic manner. related
his experience as a reformed man.
The speeches which followed during the
day were earnest and hopeful. and nearly all
in favor OF a prohibitory constitutional
amendment as the final rock on which tenn
perance people must take their stand.
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GLASS BALL SHOOTING.
ntest Between the AndrOscOggin and
Cushnoc Clubs.

The second contest between the Andro-
noe Gun Club Of Augusta came off on the
State range Friday, and was won by the
home team. The Androscoggin marksmen
arrived on Jewett's train, and got out on the
siding at the State grounds. Their team
consisted of l6 marksmen. Shooting began
at once. Twenty single balls were sprung
tom Card rotary trap, Is yards rise. The
highest score possible for team was $50.
The Augusta boys broke 2S6 balls. while
their competitors Jagged four behind, break
ing ~. At the first match this year be-
tween these clubs the Cushnocs were beaten
iour points. After the team shoot four
prizes were competed for by classes selected
"om the teams. All who broke 20 balls
went into the first class; all who broke -
INTO the second; those who broke Is into the
uiru; and those who broke II into the
"ur'h' A. L. Bracket of Augusta won the
ut" PRIZE, sole leather ammunition case.
d. f. Badger of Augusta bore off in triumph
TUE second prize, pair of hunting boots do
u"'ed by l.. p. Hersey. f. w. Moore can
uecerate his studio with an oil painting, the
"A''u prize. s. Shaw of Lewiston took the
''ur'h prize, a cleaning rod.
-FOUR sweepstake class-matches wound up
the day.
fHst; Five balls. ties of FIVE First mon
eN was divided on Is balls between +. W.
ao0'e' j. f. Badger and jefferson Higgins.
=" OF Augusta. NJ. c. Burleigh of Lewis
pa broke Is balls and won second money
Inc third prize was divided between W. +.
A!ief OF Augusta and S. Shaw of Lewiston
second; Clay pigeons, five birds TO class
.here were "A entries. The first money was
u''ided between C. F. Mason of Auburn and
H. a. Thorndike of Augusta. f. G. Adams
VI the Cushnoc took second. S. Shaw and
y L. Fish of the Androscoggin divided the
third.
inifd; Clay pigeons. three birds to class.
l. W. Moore of Augusta and +. Long of the
ahuroscoggin Club divided first. II. d.
donovan aud H. Zeal of the Androscoggin
u'sided second. J. L. Colcord won the third.
FOURTH: Novelty match, one glass ball,
o"e Gay pigeon, class shooting. II. D. Don
wan and II. Zeal divided first money. E.
y. Adams took second; d. Whitehouse,
third.
while In Augusta the members of the
A"ufoscoggin Club were given dinner and
upper at c. o. Tibbetts' restaurant. and
we're cared for with that hospitality for which
Angustaites are noted.
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A, some hour Thursday night thief
entered the stable of Mr.. NJ. JOY, who resides
:. w;n,bron nm the Readfield road about a
mile and half above the village, and stole
hi, horse. Passing on towards Readfeld the
robber purloined wagon from MIR. Went
worth. and Harvesting the horse into the
vehicle fed with the team. The Messrs.
Joy and Wentworth upon arising Friday
morning found their property missing. Sheriff
Soule Immediately started upon the track of
the rascal and followed it through Monmouth
and Litchfield and within three miles of
Gardiner where he gave up the pursuit. The
stolen horse was black, five years old, white
spot on jowl, one white hind foot. The
wagon was new.
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ought to be accompanied by an agreeable
breath. Words waited by a pleasant one,
especially if proceeding from roseate deli
cately chiselled mouth, delight and unchain
the male listener. Mark this. danes and
demoiselles, and use SOZODONT which
endows the teeth with the whiteness and
hardness of alabaster. renders fiabby, canker-
ed, coloress gums firm and PINK, and gives
healthier glow to pale, roughened lips.
The breath becomes as sweet as nosegay
through its influence. aug22t eod&wlw
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The following is list of patents issued to
Maine inventors for the week ending August
a,s 1892 furnished by 5. W. Bates, solicit
tor Of patents, Waterville:
9ss 0ss-volney Baker of Portland, Can
Filling Machine.
30 e97-W. F. Cameron of Deering, Pillow
Point pe,
scy,he Blade. ~ uano.o,5 Sc
Portland, Water Heater.
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Tho Free Baptist church will be opened
o,ror morning for public worship.
IT. ,a.tor. Rev. Mr.. Penney, having re-
...,ed from his vacation, will occupy his pull
n, Sabbath school at II o'clock. Prayer
o,;oc in evening at 7.30 O'Clock. Subject
:. the morning sermon, Love the Element
rh;cb true Christian Character is de
xsloned"
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The Com m ander-iuCh

Of the Grand Army of the Republic, Major
George s. Merrill. Few remedies are
better known in this vicinity than Sulphur
Bitters. their sale has been very general
throughout this section. and the number of
reliable and well attested cases of beneficial
results and recovery by their use, is large
and beyond dispute. augl5teod&w2w
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Editor Kenne5ee Journal:
Is it a fact that the executive committee of
the independent party have in serions consid-
Grafton the introduction of special local
plank into their platform, so regulating the
feed of the river drivers on the Kennebec,
that logs and lumber can and shall be driven
To market at much less cost than at the pres
ent time? Information is wanted by
WFR FOor
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DR. \ S. Chadwick of Mansfield, Mass,
.,,oacb in the First Christian church.
,.-.hs,n avenue, Sunday, August 9th, at
asop NJ. Social service at 7.30 in the
.;,o al are invited to attend.
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1t is a remarkable fact that THOMAS EC-
LEcrRIc On is a. good for internal as ex-
ternal use. For diseases of the lungs and
throat. and for rheumatism, neuralgia. crick
in the back. wounds. and sores, it is the best
known remedy, and much trouble is saved
by having it always on hand.
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A man of average weight possesses about
IS pounds of blood. All of this passes through
his heart in about minute and a half. OBJ
viously. therefore, any disease of that organ
must impair its functions and retard its pull
sations There is a sterling preparation, Dr.
Graves Heart Regulator, which cures all
arrangements and diseases of the heart.
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Care-worn persons, students, weak and
ovcrworked mothers will find in Browns
Iron Bitters a complete tonic, which gives
strength and tone to the whole system.
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ALIENS BRAIN Poop osiH ely cures
Nervous Debility and all We. lie ,es of gen
erative organs. Price sl-e Tor So. Ali
druggists. Send for circular to Aliens Phar
macy. 3l5 First ave-, n. Y. Sold in Augusta
bv Partridge Bros. oct25-t&wly
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Intelligent mothers give their weak, grow
ing girls Healy's Tonic Pills and spare them
weeks of sickness. See advt.
Severe periodical Congestive Headaches of
twenty years standing have been cured by
Cephalne. aug22+ eod&wlw
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Few compilations can bear the strong,
white morning light which exposes every
speck of tan, every pimple and the slightest
spotting of eczema. In Dir. Renson's Skin
Cure is sure relief from the annoyance of
these blemishes on the cheek of beauty.
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Ladies should wear Hop Plaster over the
email of the back as it gives great relief from
pains and aches. 25c each, for 81. DIT
druggists. aug22feod&wlw
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Dyspepsia, flatulency, distress after eating
cramps and pains, diarrh9a, dysentery, nc
appetite or strength. debility and loss Of
sleep. demand an immediate use of SAN,
FoRD's GINGER.
Where Appetite's fierce raging fire
Tends human misery to promote
And burning fluids feed desire,
Poured down the incandeseent threat;
Then SAsFoRD's GINGER quells the blaze,
And craving appetite allays.
sug2tW&S&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26
A Hive of Bees.

Burdock Blood Bitters Bring Back health,
when the Body is Badly disordered By i'm.
pure Blood. Biliousness, indigestion
constipation, dyspepsia and other Bad dis.
orders cured by Burdock Blood Bitters.
Price 81. aug22 t&w lw3p.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26

Pedestrianism made easy by using German
Corn Remover. Get the genuine. CSC
Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26

Dr. Pierces .Pelets'-liitle liver pill
sugar. coated)-purifv the blood, speedil,
correct all disorders of the liver, stomach
and bowels. By druggists.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26
R0BIE OR PLAISTED!

o.,,s Club will hold meeting next MON
!1TeEsyENiNG at y O'Clock at
Neonian Hall
.,. nurpose of Thanksgiving and praise that
III. os so u e,fa ef on. and al
good thing make arrangements for a big crowd to
Aso: .,a srear mass meeting at Aaranocook next
wedne,SSs,p, rEakING and good time may be ex-
pected. GEO. E. BRIcKErT..
President VI the Robbie Club.