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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06
NO. 236.
MIR. and Mrs. Mewcomb,
OF State ST.. Spring ncld, Mass.
What they Say In Favor Of a
Real Honest Thing-Thetr
Word as Good as Gold.

Mrs. Newcomh Is the wife Of one Of the employees
in the United States Armory. Springfield. Mass. She
says: IL have used DR.. kcnnedys FAvORIrE
REMEDY for Indigestion and Bilioasness. Ny
husband has also used II. We keep It IN the house
as family medicine, and consider II the best ever
made for the purposes recommended"
Dr. Kennedy is daily in receipt Of letters from pa.
tients expressing similar sentiments a. these ex.
pressed by Mrs. Newcomb Of State st. These letters
are spontaneous and put in all varieties Of phraseol
ogy. but invariably setting forth one thing-the
value of kennedy's Favorite Remedy for many forms
of disease. 1t may be just the thing you have been
looking for. Is your liver di>ordcrcd9 Have you
perapgement of the Kidneys or Bladder associated
with Constipation of the Bowels7 II so, you wan,
kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Dr. Kennedy practices
Medicine and Surgery In all their branches. Write
and state your "Favorite Remedy" 10 fast be.
coming trusted household friend in all cases OF
Female Weakness and disease Of the blood. One
dollar bottle. Your druggist has II.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06

Put a Brand on Him.

"women are . necessary evil, he said. bringing
down his fist hard on the counter TO emphasize the
heartiess remark. II was In the village store at
West Milton. Saratoga County, and the speaker
was the central figure Of group Of bsehoc phioso-
pliers He was homely. slovenly and six Y.
"There's where 1 differ from you altogether" !" said
Mr. George T. Graham, Of the same place. "wom-n
are mo.tiy what men make 'em. When husbands
are brufes wives will fall into submission or make
home hot for the men; and they're unnatural in
either charac; r. Love them, and especially be
good TO them when they're sick, and you'll have no
trouble THERE'S my own wife, now. She's suf.
fered good deal with dyspepsia, nervous prostra.
fion and other ailments that took the bloom OF her
cheeks and the spring out of her steps. Well, she
thought ii would be just the thing for her case
Gentlenen, l sent five miles after bottle. She
took it. l sent again after several times.
Trouble! Why, If you could how much good Il
has done her ,su would say that are the
greatest Of Gods blessings, and PARKEK's Tonic is
the next"
This preparation, which has been known as PAR.
simply PARKER's ToNIC. This change has been
r,ndered necessary by substitutes impose, upon
their customers by unprincipled dealers under the
name Of ginger; and rs ginger IL really unim
word.
There is no change. however, in the preparation
itself. and all bottles remaining In the hands of
dealers. wrapped under the name Of PARKER's
GINGER TOXIC contain the genuine medicine IL the
fac-simile signature Of HIsCox Co. s at the bot.
tom of the outside wrapper.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06
Railroads ami Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after JUNE 18th. issa. rains viii Ieav.
For Lewiston. Portland and Ros:sn q 500
lon3 A. NJ: 800. 4l2 Fast Express and II 90 p. II.
The Fast Express train stops between Augusta
and Portland at Haloweil. Gardiner and Brunswick
only. and arrives in Boston q; lv.00 T. N.
tor Rockland 6.0u and 1905 A. n q, and on Saiur
days only at 800 or 412 r. NJ
ror karmIngtoH, 600 ane l0.03 A. II.
Fer Bath, 500, 1o.a3 4. NJ. $50 and 4l2 2. ~,
and on ssturdsys only at ll.0o IN.
r. II.
For Skowhegsn and Belfast, Z. 10 A. NJ; 40 p. NJ
2.lg A NJ; 10 and 7.5 +. NJ Fast Express, stop
ping between Augusta and Bangor at water,iile and
Newport only.
Night Pullman Trains each wav every night. Sun
avs included, but not 10 Skowhegan on Monday
mornings. or to Belfast and Dexter, beyond Ban.
gor on sunday mornings.
s0ardiner Accommodation Train.
AU6UsTA TO 0ARDNKR.
An. Pm. Pm
Augusta, w., $40 200 S.N
aallswell. N.i sx s.os s.H
iardinsf, A., SIS Rs G.2
6ARpNxa TO Augusta.
iardinef, w., 7.A Loo ~
dallovell. Nv, 0oz LIS so
augusta. A., o.W In Sh
FREIGHT TRAINS.
cor Portland and way, s.40A. II: and u Is T. n
Due from Boston and way. l2.a2 and Az Pm
Due from Vanceboro and way, $50 A. NJ, and Il. 10
Pm.
and west may be had Of Z. II. Walker, ticket agent,
Augusta, the only ONCE selling via all routee and
checking baggage free Of expense.
PAYSON TUCKER, GenI Manager.
+. L. BOOTHBY, Gen.l Pass. and TIKI Agt.
Portland. June 1873.
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81, 900 REWARD!
Maine General Hospital.

The Annual Meeting Of fhe corporation will be
held At four O'Clock In the afternoon of Tuesday, the
ninth day Of October. lss3 ut the Council Chamber
City Hall, Portland, for the purpose of elecsiag ON
Gers for the ensuing year and Of trapsacting such
other business as may legally be presented.
BY order OF the Directors,
r. X. BARRETT, Secretary.
PORTLAND. Sept IL. lisa. septi2'2awtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06

Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves;
they creep il and steal our health and com-
fort before we know 1t. Let us put stop to
their invasions W ith bottle of Burdock Blood
Bitters, to be had at any drug store.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-06

supposed that, instead of asking for tobacco.
he would have made grim demand for his
biographer.
, 1883-11-24
Oar uapny land o. CGalnn.


Tie l5l E-ug iet;er :-ori Mc. c. W.
SrrJu! - ! fI-ri in 0iG StaEi.ians, and
;.lJ.. nai N thc Ea1rt Gre r,r is good Do
ce;>g Inc resaI. cns 81, asisns by = new
con, g, mi, iherrf,rs. al the more worthy
of a; sE.;na:
- i..Te 5ern .asEias i.qg:Ey. snd cet-
.;ng Ita y t. 81 on iDto "a, cosat.y y tc lock
ii iaud. n,v;isc, md Cra.son have pur
chssed team, aud they and NJ. Taos.
3 81 aHi y-eit will s:s,s ous On 3 search
.or ,arI. ~, T;r...a!l claunt so at pres
NJ, c,. 4ece u. e Liza fn.a;lY, tis wife nav.
yrs. s-a-1 which sne hss not ye. recovered.
W-I- Wal i nice E:tis .own Of aeor.
soycl .slG4-ei ! hshi.alt', sud Is groa ING
fss- Il is situated in the midst If 9 fine
farming co1n.ry, and the land IS mach bet
- than lie and in S.snislIus county. l.
IS indac3 s:rcng land, RAISING fiom twenty 70
'oE., b. hl,s Fer acre Temperate zone
'rui. ei al Kinds dc vel here, althopgl tree.
wers ysiv nush inj ,r-d last ye.r. The
-shc- was very warm uctil midwin.er /;
the >sp wet up snd tie buds started; then
4, coid sDeli c.,ue an I'D frozs ;hs treee and
kind them. There ia not much -Gcw at
s4.- place. ScHlstimcs 4 foo. may cene but
;-a rol iay ca l'ny. L1,d is worth iIom
.'.tIS - ifty dollars ia acre anywhere
,ig.... -. - t-cys niles f tI;s pis,e,
TUs .a5 - .asgs s5iut.Y co"nle1oir2 2
,ys-t ,eirs mile f.on til, place, where
and ;'ty - raj fran government p,ics Up.
rs s tae cOu4try we propose to 'ooS over.
.ie -..e Eai sigls show rs for two days
El's evening =: w-ath,r ;e deiishtfl!. J
80 tas sygs-rsnce Of the country much.
i mich Oetser place for youlS man
.hsn Csi fogn'a. M.ny are cJminr N her-
looking Tor ia-i, .nd tnuusands are coming
--u ,h- cart next spring. There wal. be no
zov,,ny.ent land 81 he mad in cne year, and
ali tie lad .:ill adyancs IN nrica. Inare i,
jus IS .ooi So cpening nere Is there WAS III
S.an'slans ccnrty ak years ago 10 mas
lnaLeJ. That i, a. ienks 20 the tha: way
noW. We arc going 70 start oot tomorrow
with the team 20 see what we can End My
tesith is pretty good now. have gained
sigs, pounds s:rce left home. I am in
hoees to still improve. The boys h.ve got
h-ir Families settled do~n and will leave
them here ua;i. they can ind home for
rnsrr."
, 1883-11-24
Auss Sestla-

We bsve = iaz.; lis. q. auhscsihs-s from ne
. sever / wears IL Ggrssrs t. al eueh re
~ say .ta. a se,,eueut Is asked ard ray
.nent expected. Our ac:ounts WI DE soa. d
fss aS they cal ~ made ont % e.ery man vtn
hss hsi .as ST,rsSss- ens yesr, and We saAn
iIsis. CT esyGsat. Ths yesr pa=t hss been
mc-s than 81 average god y-sr for ths farmer.
l,.ns-, lceci1nic sni tusinoss nan, and ii be
3oss not pay ta:s fan va mus. err-
ciui, thAt is Il inii1-rps cni ioea
not rsse vhethss he rays as !i.t!s bi.,s
. aos. This Ein no. snSwe, or p1-poss. fc,
We sra obliged 10 have e-- ICES Ike Other pso-
pa In= SEaTSsaAS once psJs out a5cn:
81 10 sea - ishcs, STICK aaG !n-lieGtsl
e-os-ses 20 shis r1osi=y -'vs;s conesia Lite
c1ihs Aea -a.ly 10 fve sni tee dollars a. 9
LIZ. AL - -. -. ma gcos MO circulstinu
Fe.e :. LIS as las. - Sc get Il win iIe
--s7tien q xhat &c pay for pxosr sd oth-l
nz.s-i.i not anGs=ctarsc II Washington
t5T tory Do rot tLinx that the little sve
dol as or move you eve viii 40. rs Q great
-s3 thankful tsnsst - u, for il hslfs g. make
rp tha grsA: sysrsga.e which we are sl ..is
tine Is-ic. ol..; % send Il io-z, fc. Z i.
nssisd erorT e,y in .he vear. 4~v.
, 1883-11-24
Our Reporter's Vacation Noes.

DURING his ramoies tnis soahoa' oer A. =.
bas taken upon himself inc t>sk Oh sa'si'ns
our Numerous readers that whatever gooos ale
manufactured tn our goodly city OF Roger VIZ
Eans. are Of a. high grade, and Is nne IN quat
ity as can be produced In any spot on the 8iooe'
Especially ID this % when the skilled Pharlnaesss
Of many years experience resolves 70 extract
from tie finest botanical specimens Of the yege.
table world the mos. potent cure for some special
iisease. In proof of his assertion that Provi-
dance RI, affords the BEST be relates an interviev
, 1883-11-24
Timely Tru;a.

Under tbs caption ii.a No" ToTf s"''
imaeGis.eIy a!,er tie 'ste slcc iois, PUB
Is'iel the folioEiog, which, after Mr.
DAns's co-riuue,i cry ti;a. '',ae Reyubii.
eau pstty must g, )" o-tstsd qa'ts senca-
ton. l. appears as isadiar edltorla! q
( uoss:
"A correspondent, who ritlio'da b.
r.zss, tavors US with rote 20 the e.fsc'
rhzsrhe RoIu' liozn pr-;y ~ cay
We ale u,s as;oaishel u ':.i- ,rinion;
ne- /, /: ori2iaai wi:h the vri,s: ws ar.
Ec;icin-.
P.rhnp. tho RePua!.c. n Fa''y Tfn he
ale TO Say, has !: / peras altogether
upon tao question, hos many !o,.a 'aer-
viii he sha occuov Ugh pos.s n h
ranks oi the DsmOcracg. Solae of TINS
irfs pres sible G. rs OF sfa,ssTea haVS DON
succeeded IN ilaic:iug c uaidcl-.ale d-p'
a,e upon the.r party; anl !, mag bs with.
IN .he order of Psov.d &C III, they -,
to RUN !; altogether rs sae 's.ce ct EeI'
years ELECTION.
Ihere can be no question ,hat i''e r
publican parry onsh. ~ 20. Is asia {"
late years EI a. od.ous age IN ,!e zee
olds Of hi,'oEy. Ii II i nos turnea oG'
i w;n ps so,eiy 6ecsuse he ecese body @
iadeperoer.: T,;srs vh. ar5 stitched t
neither garry, AMI Mo d-tern.no e,ec
lions as ,hsy iIciIne &c .nF sile ur iii,
other, u not cherish conhdrucy eaoUat
N tie l-Ater4 u the D=mac.4cy 20 mas,
them " it.us 10 o"lf-e 10 ,.eis hands II,
full poY.r oi tho Governmsst.
Bat : 30 rot l,uh, AZ tnose ,h.nFs IN :
iaspout ~ nood. Tns demonstration o
Ia sd! s..g.ld sniff t. srire ,iie VI
and rcl.zain tie iRPe u IL. r1e d E:y,
racy w.. o5.s;c Jhsr c,4lroI u ta- CO
ernn.eo- vh.Ch is reces~I-y 10 ths We
iire. OF ise republic, b.es1ss It r:-l no
p.ost il -cii worthy Of - t;ust."
, 1883-11-24

TIE Northern Pacific decided to assist its
employees ia erecting dwellings a. sowns
along the ne Of tie road. and to that End
arrangements have been made with the
Montana Improvement Company e: its va
rious places Of tusioes, along the Line, to
bni.d houses for employees Of the company,
and If such application is backed o. proper
authority from the Division Superintendent,
70 whom an employee vito wants house
mus make application, giving ths sizs Of
house, location. ard tie amount Of rental or
purchase wnich they are wiling 70 pay. Our
understanding of Col. S4m6orn's circular
from Which the above Is tlken,-is that
employees wishing houses can have them
bcilt BY the company aad then pay for them
Or tie ins,aii,nen: pisu-wh;ch IS cerssiuly
giv,rg the employees square deal.
, 1883-11-24
swi.ds;ax Soldiers.

The wholesale disbssring CT pension
arsns, in Washington by the Secretary q
the Interior will meet With ge1srsi ae-
proTal The crowd OF pension shysier
which iniests the nat:onai csp.'ai hsse
been perpetratins enormous frauds upon
pr;yate c;tizsns as vel: !. upon the gov
e-uueaf. Dir. Teller his ceen on an n
yes,ira:iu, tour knd has anrarihsd scE-
er.l of their peculiar devices siih me
names OF soore OF 81 Of attorneys Tho
lave beea preying upon soldiers T:dc~s.
The result "a sha, the names :. the sstr-
die-, have been stricken i:on, the roa ct
practising a-iorne5a-
Ayery Common fora OF Cheating hss
been TIE collection deAssrE 'rick-
Having learned :te address oi SOLDIERS
WIDOW @. daughter, ssilsoiiEg rea9-oa
aeon: ser4s to bsr c.;cd:st sayns t-'h
she j. entitled 10 pessioc- rs ssuds
also blank folIn fJr hsr st-sstnre. e-0-
pogesing him % prosecute me- oiniIi iof =
persion before tie aspeIlme5i- hser
further c5rrespondeu,v, il. ended t" f.'ss
the would-be pepsione. {. ho9as, tie s"'n-
der Sends her large sealed envelope IS
express, marked .eOliset on delivery, ten
dollars" Orerjoyed a, the thought Ct
receiving d pension, aud believing The
important ,oakilg document % De the
pension cer.iics,e, tx; TicLim Isys tie
mercy and gets the package. oriy % Fad
N /, The ForJts: -"s csise3 cur tees,
so. LSigneal Taies,shs:ail & Co
Aa,,ke, fora cf The slm. ssir5io is 20
ask for rs.ai,tsuce of s-ral, rl.,.; iEar! ,Ee
app..c2n, =. r.y,srl5e i:.iereai5 aIs-r @ls
get cuca,d.=acis smoJut d: d ;s;. re-
people rs lln. IS th,y car te Gisie,
inso s.u::ns noasy 10 rs'pea e hae
promises.
The sang ot yenzise sizr.z at "ash-
iu.ton have coz. t;.e g. e.-a.ert m lioi s
e dolls.s. Taonsa:.ds z! :.aa Il pel
sioa. have 70 doais b-ea II cured
through tbeir sF5rts. Peop!s .laks sp-
plication fos pensions Oh the assurance Of
s4ents rla; the a-e entitled to Them.
Whlie tiey kaov no c'-in. 70 a pens., n
car be l..sia'aiaed by .tom, they Sra =,
he plsuNb!s aaents ststsuent Of tho z
rights Jecauss they hays seen eqaal'y
worthless Cases successful. Z j; notori
Gus that the lacs Of rcbIei,y oF he pm
son lista m.1os fraud * eas,sz ttsu II
would bs II the na,nas {! I'll rens-oners
were ff5ol- advertised.
, 1883-11-24


Tie following goad logi; appears in the
Columbia Ciirouicle and bears tho assnp oi
Though. and good Judgment:
EASTER BAR, ". T., Nov. Il. 1858.
We object to a herd Law, because 1t all
check the improvement OF eur country be
cause there ia a great deal of rorgn lerh
covered by psstursgc, On which the eos o.
the poor farmer or mechanic has mach
right to feed as the herds of the wealthy
ste ck raiser. Dscsu e it is nore profitable
t. stay at home and build fences and herd
stick oti G field OF grain. rn.n :. Is for
small osner TO h.,d a few head OF horsss er
csttl, OF TIE hills. EScsase there IS more
paslure lsad than land ct For the p'oS. Be-
car.s the poorer the man the more he needs
what younE stock 40 Kay have. to hold TIL
Il lecomes valuable. Becr1se, even II the
farmers should club Together snt LIRE ZERO
ers e., their stock. the expense OF carin.' ior
them viii exseed tbsir value by the tIils
they tecoIle marketaoia. oecsase -''e up'i'
wno is located on farm, Els TIE soil rnd
IA the bone ana sinew OF or nation. and
will soon see how hard i. is 20 be s5ock-ra's-
er snd farmer AMI bc compelled TO ist GO
either the stock c. The farm. Because TO.
proft stocs.rxisips and farming should g
,nge,he-, aLd a herd ,aw VIII rake theri
:wo vocatioDs, separate asd drssinct, aUd G
house divided agains. it,els csrnot stand.
Stock -r.i.ing and farming are ips.psIahie IN
8 broken country. Because l ,nyself am
POOR man, and need a'i the stock hava on
the hills and eli the time have on my tarn.
Icry: Down with the Herd Law and up
With the barbei ui-e' J. NJ. GILLIAN"
, 1883-11-24
Ss,v Goal EiScSSarte>s

H-Eiiy Seek psssss bu: ths, new dis.
cover:es sra made in Tie Ipoaes ssins above
us. Copper, gold, silver and iron are found
IN abundance, and pox We have another Ie-
source - .da to tbe hst-thst OF coal. Last
week W. made mention OF the f.e. Of s num-
ber Of CLAIMS beng located on the Team
away, AID now comes Jo.n Stone forward
xiih .he tiiiiass OF the iading Of ho less
than fcur yell defined veins, though IRON
wha. "a told US about it sc are of tie opin-
ion iha. this latest find IS on the same belt
q, those Of the Tssnaway. Mr. Stones find
is iort.si about miie and haif northwest
OF the Preston ranch, and On the east sd, Of
the Yikims river. among those who have
heated ave John Stone. c. P. Brosius, J.
T. Tucker, Nm. and K. Branham, and
"Aun;ie" Maynard We wish all who are
interested success. KMitass Sfeadard.
, 1883-11-24
Flash E.rs-s.


Isis .:a.sI thlt slr. Hard, at he
suggestion oi Bishop Matr:r, las c-iersc
that III sale Of the Poiiae Gd-stts ard
kindred papers shall 6e proh' ti,ea on tie
c-rs ov.r which he ma coutro.. Air VI
iar,i 's.szsa ..!e, eo..!i - iu.'o~e5 rot on
y ty ral;aay. hus tx...ess managers, al.i
Infinite credit t. themselves ard :, ths
good of the youth of our Ind. : rrsa'
wave OF this FISH paper filth is ro..ins
over tn land, and more ,h.n all Other
agencies o'mb.Hsd, Is ooing iac4lculahl
.njary 20 tie youlh {; .he Country. To
whsle ,iTrct of Ibis kid q; iitcra.uTe-.f
i deserves that naule--.s = eyal, cs,u--
iatos virtue, 20 cHe.2c2 hat which msu
holds 6Ty0ut IL woEannSoG-he- mO5rs
II. RnfianS 81 ali t.nis ars iioa;zsd
s1i :dolzei. aGi honor anu haraa,y ar
3r7gyei dow, vAsie sroas doing Is eagl
tered, ubt:l beth occupy conno- levrl
Of belraggiei inquiry. These papers
are Hin ;ra;ld in an attractive snd i15e-
cent riSnner calculated % sllur. :ns
,ourg. Thcse ;hiags e.geate -. - .s..
il c;ime, end -ncoGrsI- jlys- sho h.,
g,aaCa-,.i TIE L.rsigtH-s sfeu'6 IL
l5T Mr Wizard. add pass law, making
]. felony 70 81, trsG-a Esrr-s within The
limits :: ibs stste.-S'enG1sd.
, 1883-11-24

TIE case al McGhse We. PoseH IS ON the
docket c. the present terra Of c3art L. Wal
Ia Walil comes an for hesriug korae TINS
durir sh- tern. F.5.u what ~e can lean
re,srdil.si', j. "a conlph atad ca.e AMI
viii h- srms~hs; ,sdie&s. Dsr.ng res :
dsace Il rta,iy zevens-es.s IN me Surg we
have pev-r heard Rev. e. Fataer &c&t9e
accused Il beiag gcod nm, and We thoe q
fJ.e sass ect ae "a IL H. wr,ns sno VIII icse
sne case Fditst.ry Iir,ee.
Nh. EpIToE BY tho sbcye paragraph
rom the Tatabnss Tas,s of :aa le Il. We
sc sono sttemp. OF IL eaisor at wit. viii
you permit me 70 say, IN reply. thst l sn
sorry SC lsIgs ynaa shcaiG 60 ie.ittle him
eel, a. to the "sev0n years. the ReE. Fstaer
etc." hrs che.k ongh: to tinge With shame
every tine rs locks at it. As 20 his ,t-
tempted ylur that rs "nescr he.id ne a.
cusei of beiag coed rsn )" 1n indissdpe'
OF Lis stripe o1ce went TO Jesus Chr-.. and
said, "Good Master" Jesus ans ~eriIg ..in
said "Why csl,est thou SO good there
is none good but cne, that is God :; AMI in
the l4.h Palm it is ss.i "they arc all gone
out Of the way there is role that doe:h
good, no, ho. one; loo. even Mr. Wheelerl.
Now tie good people of Waitsburg did
no. pish to s!ander me by plac-
ing me ahcrs the Saviour srd
Gods estimate Of u.sr In tie l4th
Psalm. As to b. iulsmspt Of the crse hc.
Chez vs.. Powell, judge Wiprsrd VII per-
haps feel fsttersd ahen he sees the rnr,uia-
ry manner In which Judge Whesi-r dispeses
Of his court docket.
I set rot do~n ought 10 anger against 81.
Wheeler, aud would not say about kim ss
the won.sn kaid to her Lp 6cs, "Trip. ecu
ars pretty. but yo2 Gill nsrer be LA" Mr.
Whsti,r l. Dorh big ard pret'y.
JoHs W. 2cGHrE.
, 1883-11-24
lbsef Tie Size o. 10.

There is ci.ss Of peo2.s who ps2roaza
every ''Ca.sp John" that eoT@ss a.ong. pay
Ms AiM TIE <,sA ioc goss- Ia, Se exsx xce
sSs.s, sEhc VIII whsa eaey bGy s h0nc
merchant, ssk Tor and expo. to &c: s,e.- IL
which TO pay io- tasi; purchasea Nine
tinss ont Of .ea the very gocd, they gst 80
cheap could heys bsen boz 1ght snr lea nion.y
Of aay Ct thei- ioms merchants. No Ezr
can or VIII Sc. dollars vo.ta Of goods ser
,esen.y-6ve cec.f, and TIE buyer sno ex-
pect. it vii fn5 that his tlrzsir is one SIRE
enoagh-a good oas for tho ,.i,er, hut 80.
hin- Issssio- sud shop worn god, shelby
d palmed a By these i,in-saIt 70. d-rs as
6sss-e,as sceia, and they slrays fEd p,=--
y 70 bite st their hook. These are saodiy
limitations Of Ill kinda Of sample goods, ald
these feiievs e.--y kttis else. II you have
money to spsSd. 30 70 tae nsn who trussed
yoa shea yen we're broke AID sperd & /;
rpend Il with the nen who hsys favo.e d
yoa md kass - iatxrsst IN lie welfare q;
ths eoaneRy-sos SiGh ooe sro carte poea.
ing fos your ssl.sss or for tAss q gear
town.
, 1883-11-24
Murder WIN cut.

About tTo Yeas ago some Cinnamon wers
hrrt,iiY murdered H. q ANAL miDins can p
net- Pslou.e city. and, although all iovesti.
CATION was instituted no.hins ever come 81
it. TIE Chinese COMPANIES. however, took
the mstter in haad ard detectives were
p'sc, d on .ae trail Of ;ae murderer With the
result Of tns arrest OF ore Of them naelsd
0ooy, >t railroad camp near P,:ouss city.
Tnere were o.bens Impiicstsi viii hin, bur
some they go. wind # the proceedings and
go rapSd
, 1883-11-24

P. B. joLnson Is in isror OF prohibi.
.ior, because be tay. 1t vii snnihilats
the Democratic pa-.y. IF hs had toae ..
u.urh N ;hs P.s. to e1,srn;n.setAe Dem.
scraie r. h. hss 20 destroy their sh:skcy.
lie woui1 hsrs he.s Of .one account 10
Eis osa psry
, 1883-11-24

Ths attempts Of tbs Rspah!iaa raxty
TO ciaiE the credit Of passing The woman
suf "a % bl:l, is On par vi.h tksif usual
tac,ica They viii trsss than hare =
th.s pass, h.s tie negroes; efssr Il has
used them fcr kii thoy ars vath thsy
VII eaas:hes thsm % The s;.aF a sxpsdi-
, 1883-11-24

The 81, edSs is taken ct 'he isvor sith
which ,ha passage of the vansn suErsFe
h:il was recsived hers. nov shs. it Is
known ttat airs Danjvay va. present u
0yup;l Al ihs time. The roor devils
were e,.asniiy too Eipch AFRAID CT he-
slang ts cpoosa il.
, 1883-11-24

0. tho 3sy after election II . certain
city, liquor dealer asked . provision
nercaan. vho hai voted no license,
Wig di3 you vote sga;nat ny bus:nessi
isTn't I slEAys paid yoa for tine meat
/ go;f 'Yss." replied tho merchant,
"bat sozas o; the men ~ho drink Jour
ra.n have not"
, 1883-11-24
O1cv.E---><a--Ss

Ne E,a.ts- vha. sias iks legislature G.
Washington Territory rasy h s-.ounss.
lie 81, 'hsy hsve The sympl hes q no
eee2ls . sLa' t1sy sre ag.s;sj st oat
aai tie saa.e tine vJ,a MIS-. DHai5sy
and p q. Johnson. Ia view q th..s fest
much oi the, re!nissnesl rin beoveriook-
, 1883-11-24

AisxHf q. NA1s, a cost,g Hons. n ogps
Win KIdnsy diseass; - ttno - NJ shls -
pm a ~ booss; my VIE - ofssn Yalled thcD
enfn n. luss nst - ~ . thas Al - tnaL
b1tI nsver nsv vhs b uas b - vithsus psi1
in ~ taek unna ! ssaDsnssd uing HmsS
eeasdy. Ssn baUa - 0ke Hufs esnsd1
! have lAn - kna m pain. ~ hhs saeanso
hayhe - bAsb0 Ds0d0 - I 49,