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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15
oshingtOn.

PORTION Of the United States hotel at
Washington suddenly collapsed, bIryng SOW
eral persons i'll the ruins. Addie Fletcher the
colored head chamLermaid, and Henry Hall,
white employe, We're taken out dead
THERE will be an estimated deficiency or
S3,0l0,0O0 in postotiice expenditures during
the past fiscal year.
THE number of emigrants who arrived in
the various customs districts of the United
States during the past fiscal year was j09, S4.
Icing -, 400 less than during the preceding
fiscal year, and 2GO, 5Si less than during the
year ending June 30, 1852 The principal de
crease was in emigrants from England
Wales, Scotland Ireland. Germany, Italy
Norway, Canada and Sweden. The only in
crease was from Austria.
On account of the prevalence Of yellow
fever in Northern Mexico, orders have been
given by the treasury department to inspect
all trains coming 10 the United States from
that region.
The total exports Of petroleum from the
United States during the last fiscal year
amounted to $1,000, 092 gallons of the value of
S41 lOj,3 4S, being an increase of ,73S, 40 gal
Ions and 81, 1870, 1919 as compared with the ex-
ports for the preceding fiscal year
IL order 10 avert as much as possible the
continued decrease in the gold reserve, which
now amounts to little over $ll7 00D,C as
compared with $l42, 900 900 ON the LIST OF May,
it has been decided to restrict the further
payment of gold certificates from the treas
uy, and wher possible to make payments in
other funds than gold or its immediate paper
Representatives
A WASHINGTON telegram states that the
agricultural department estimates the wheat
crop for this year ut about ass, 900 bushels
In 1888 suits were brought by the United
States government against III delinquent
officials claiming S401 ,OS3. Judgments were
recovered for SIP, 727 and S51, 264 collected
THE Washington monument is completed
and ready for the roof. About three months
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15
LATER NEWS

THREE men were killed and two o.hrrs ia
tally injured 10y falling walls at lire in
Wheeling, W. Va.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has sent valuable
gold watch and chain TO Captain Brien. com
mander of the British blrkentine Susan. in
recognition of his conspicuous bravery in
rescuing the officers and crew of the Amcri-
cnn ship Tennessee, while that vessel was
burning at sea.
VIENNA is almost in state OF panic in
consequence OF the large number Of incen-
diary fires which have recently occurred.
Hardly day now passes without some nota-
BILE conflagration.
BISMARCK is reported to he urging an Aus
tro-German confederation under treaties to he
ratified 10y the parliaments of the two coun.
tries.
CABLE dispatches state that the spread of
cholera in France is now beyond question
and greater alarm than ever prevails In
England there are hundreds of cases of Eng
lish cholera, and in Italy the Asatic form Of
the disease is raging.
THE Gordon relief expedition to he sent by
England will consist of, 800 men, English and
Egyptian, and seven river boats.
FRENCH squadron unier Admiral Lespas,
consisting OF five vessels, has Lombarlcd and
captured the town of Kelung, on the lnd
Of FornoSa. The town was taken to compel
China's payment of the indemnity demanded
by France for the recent firing upon TreA \
troops 10y the Chinese.
PRESIDENT DYETT, of trinidad, one of the
largest of the West India islands, was
drowned recently 10y the capsizing of his boat
while on q sailing excursion
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15

A sound elm tree was recently cut
near Reed City, Mich, that for fifty feet
from the butt averaged forty-three inches
in diameter; and from it was secured a
stick fifty-eight feet long, twenty three
inches square, which contained!213 cubic
feet.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15

CAPTAIN JAMES BUCHANAN EADs, the Amer
lean engineer, dc igner of the proposed ship
railway over the lsthmus of Panama, and
prominent rs tie engineer in charge of the
improvements of the Mississippi waterways,
has been awarded the Albert medal by the
Society of arts OF England, in recognition of
the valuable aid which his services have rem
dered to the commerce of the world.
JOHN KELLY is SAID to have done mason
work ON quite a number of solid structures
that stand in New York. To-day he owns
one of the finest residences in the city, is
worth $500, 200, and is the sachem OF Tam
many.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15

The Nlrgmla cIuO, now a member OF the
American association in place of the Wash
ington club. won one game, lost three and
had one drawn.
The records of all the other association
races have become too one-sided and mixed
up to be worth printing any longer. The
WilmingtOns have the Eastern league cham
pionship virtually in their hand.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15

The record of the twelve American As
ISOLATION clubs at the end of the fifteenth week
N,
National Republican., 1884-01-19

OF the Morton statue. Mrs. and Miss Har-
rison did not return with him, but will bo
hero in time to receive next week.
Mrs DR.. Mckee was az home on Monday
afternoon for the first time in hor new house,
and u large number called TO congratulate
her on her beautiful home
Mrs Post and her niece, Miss Parker, had
many callers Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs.
Post has issued cards for german on next
wednesday evening.
Con. Sherman lett, on Thursday morning
for New York, and will pass through here on
Monday ON his way TO St. Louis. Col. Tour
tcotto is still hcre.
The wife aud daughter Of Gen. Slocum re-
cciycd Tuesday afternoon in their now home,
so we'll known heretofore as tho residence Of
Gen. sherman.
Mrs. Austin lliat, ir, of Now York, is the
guest of Mrs Dorsheimer and, with Mrs.
Girard assisted her in receiving Tuesday af-
turnoon.
Mrs. Plumb, wifo of tho Kansas senator,
received at tho EbbitJ Thursday and is now
ploa antly domciCd at that house for tho
session.
1Irs. Sherman received at her homo on K
street Thursday afternoon, assisted by Sena-
tor Shorman'5 sister, Mrs, MOulton, Of Gin
Cunati.
| Miss Lillian Carpenter. Of Milwaukee, is
the guest of Miss Victoria Emory, and will
! romnin horo for several weeks visiting her
/ friends.
| Tho wife and daughter of Senator Wilson
| Of Iowa, reached Washington last week, and
! Mrs Wilson received on Thursday afternoon.
/ Mrs Sheridan had n largo reception on
/ Tuesday aud was assisted by tho Misses
| Ruckcr, Miss Paul, and Mos McKceyer.
/ Tho British minister and Miss Wcst have
/ issued invitations Tor dancing party at the
| legation Oh Tuesday evening, Jan. 3D.
Tho wife of Senator Hoar received on
! Thursday for the first time this winter aud
was assisted BY her sister, Miss Eicc.
Mrs. Sabin wife Of the Minnesota senator,
who has been in New York for few days,
returned to the city this week.
Miss Dora Miller will givo fancy dress
| party this season similar TO the one that was
SO successful last year.
Mrs. Winans, Mrs. JciTords, and Mrs. Wise
were among the ladies receiving at the Arlng-
| ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Frye and Mrs. and Miss Pike had a
largo reception at tho Hamilton Thursday
afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Conger have issued invi-
tations for aroceptlon Oh Wednesday evening,
Jan. %.
Mrs. lIiscock received in her parlor at the
Arlington on TUESDAY, assisted by Mrs. Mil
lard.
Representative and Mrs. Cassidy, of Nevada,
have taken rooms at the Ebbitt for the winter.
Mrs. Ranney and her daughters received at
the Arlington Tuesday afternoon.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
GRAY G CLARKsoN,
BOOK AND JOE PRINTERS,
CInHE OFFICE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ". W.

-IaEU Specially OrFiuc Printing,
solo AGENTS for the UIs,riu. of Columbia for T. G.
Farmer ,y co.'s steel Plate Iunuyu,,s for AdVCr,
icing Purposes, Menu Cards business Cards, Fold
C!a, jgC
Also Agents for the PhNTAGRApII CHEAP
NNDElE iu, Busngs3 Office uud Counting Room
stationery. VNli ls neat Binder. and % trinl viii
convince anyone OF its durability aud ChuapnCsS.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

Gs- Advertisements under me heads NJ Wants, For
Rent For Sdlc, boarding, Inst and Found, dnt
idsono' NJ trcc lines or icss cighctn Iona irorat
10 cents Qc Insertion each additional Insertion III
ccuts. BUsincss cdris not included IN these rates.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
.lcrsoWal Comfort.

TTrE SIiEDp RNNs, uD3 % S'r. NEAR
Niuth. .IurNnh, llr.iun, sulphur, aud HcrCu-
rw EntusEIyoU, with 81 l UuN experience Nuuipu-
utnruil Fo1r} rAUnHrllnr ut tNt embellishments.
rWriu uain, al GteNy,s for 30, III Tor 80 Open
Sunday rom Is 90 ~, to p m. nul7-tf
ETAST FhEr. Gu..NuINGNr PHYSICIANS
~ SURGEONS, ana tmgHln'H n, o'n"r wen kluwn
rNUuu.g"B visit mr. WNlIpA establishment, lilB pl.
aN, opposite WaiardA IiutHs On" ulul rom aud
uvodluuu ufu0ruH, huniuus. t rlt. lHils and other
d. Co 40 ihit. Onlro rc ~ per visit tor putting the
fee, iu urNnr.
NrEW TURKISH GNTU ,DlGs ROVEES)
y IlITGsl., opposite NFH lluIrr. Largo pool
good ynnuluiiou Ladies', hioniyal Friday, Not
uI.ut WlIy, bnnn tom 8 %, W. lIll p. ~; Satur-
dis ! % p, M, Lutha, n; % lrkuls, slIU,
apj DIR. II. f.. BONEE, Electrician.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
T'ost ana sF0nnO.

I Osr slO uEWAWD AZ WlLLARD'S
~ UW.l nu wednesday luuuuW lN hQ"k, cu-
wru'vu, "tmlm II, Clrlyos. Culumh. lu University
law f,Uhun'.' I"NNc same ~ Pension OnCo, O-3l
Y OSr WEDNESDAY EVENING, \ SCARE
\ Pin, with true lovers knot design. Return to or
nOIlly IjG "a oL n, W, and be rewarded, o.2l
National Republican., 1884-01-19
lg0taI
,TEAlTlI Is WEALTH

IT 7.-''
. specific l0. I1NrIrrIu, nilllury,
Commissions, Nurpu.t Ito IHrHn, Nnu,H' Duprns,iOn
.uauy Uni NouH, pEumawsn ull Agr, caused hy
u.t. uUt'4r, UUI' abuse, ur nNNr iuUul-Uuuu which
rHoH.l ,rH.. l.Hun box vn1lluR ono months treat.
lN.Hl. rnH.r a IHF,UF |'E Nu'tt iUr 70, Suul by
l.aI nruwid, ulfnnHptur Ui '. We guvlnuoD.t
hoses ut.ru amy CIt' Nita o''n uulpr received bv
ts lr siN hpNmr, accompanied with Sd, we will srud
lnf UurrhHan' uU written -1HuutHn tn return the
money iiWc treatment docs NOT ,irrl @ cure. Guar.
hrNgni0 ly.uiH, WASHINGTON, n e., wholesale ana
luulaHcutb orders 'y ulIl VIII receive prompt at.
l.u'lIu.
National Republican., 1884-01-19
glunru 10 guau.

Mooney TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATrHE
vi lowest rates, DANENHOWER " son, 1876
st, n, w, nVl3't
National Republican., 1884-01-19
@oar0ino.
DINING ROOMS,
go + STREET NoRTHwEsE
EuRNIHnEn Rnn.Is.

SsFINllE FREMONT. THIS HOUSE HAS
been rcpapnrcd aud u'pugtcd, "ud ~ every
way put In il-t CUss order II Is the most dn2Irlbn
place tO board In the city, FORMS SO, $50 So and
$40 per month, House and lIils heated by styIuL
National Republican., 1884-01-19
NNsin.ss GhAnl.s.

CT %nn CASH Will HuN liNlf IN
- L sbJy trI"st In % Restaurant in Mashug
ton, dpug lUrgu Ml-Upss; Uuiy receipts ssh 10 500,
80 lcor or liquors iull gyestig&,on solicited.
For further iUin"mGtiuu apply to NR, EtNANI,
N9h T NJ. y. W. MN.MInston, y. Z. InlM-nl
National Republican., 1884-01-19
SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE.

The Gay Capital il Tie Most Alluring
Aspcc. Imaginable.
The Usual Round Of Receptions, Balls,
and Other Festivities.
Midwinior Gayo,i,5 Struggling Again! Snow, Slush,
lee, and Rain.
A Faithful Chronicle oC tnc Fast Weeks
Events.
National Republican., 1884-01-19

TdNuE WEEklA. REpuHLICANPANa SPECIAL
attention tu the news OF the capital. Every
Elu en- gA0ull subscribe lgrlL
National Republican., 1884-01-19
Z EUROlV DINING ROOMS
IL ron LADIES AND GENILi,ME ES,
Sl2 Il SrREEr, WAIuNgTus, -, e.,
Opposite Patent OlligG

REGULAR MEALS ........... - CcutS
% Meal llrkpts, -, or -lt per Month,
Comfortable dining room, ur IultgS Wd families
Mpstulrs Meals ana LUNCHES served nom o "a, m, 10
7p.m. J, W, BEALL, PupricOE
nO4tim
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
hidden Treasure.

II farm houps about five miles east
Of Harrisburg large sums Of money have
been found at different times seerstsd In
vario6s places. Nearly two years ago
ssvsrnl nIaaked men entered tho house.
which wAs occupied BY Michael Ulrich
and bic vifs. two old people. The aged
man and wife were frightened almost ont
Of their wits By the intruder~, who on
entering, at the points Of several re-
volvsrs demanded money. This action
was Supplemented BY the intliotion Of
severe physical torture on the inmates,
which induced Mr.. Ulrich to iadicate to
the robbers where about q, 900 were 10.
Gated. The robbers left with the idea
thst they had secured I'll The mousy on
the prenisee, but subsequsnt dsvslop.
msnts prove they were much mislaken.
Mrs. ulrich died aboat two mouths -,
and On the day q her death s.
husband, accompanied BY bis uon-
ia-IAw, eArriod to the bank at Mid
dIstovn : largo number Of noid
md silver coins in . thrse .bushsl ban.
The weight Of the treasure tested ths
strength Of both men in carrying Il from
the wnson 70 ~ bank. Several dsvs
after NJ. Ulrioh found large number
Of neess Of various denominations In q
nook II the house and took then, to the
asaas hank in which the ooin was depos.
iied. Thsss notes rspressntud more mon
q than the coin. Another pile Of money
has been unearthsd in the house within
week, This consisted Of ten 10 and
dfty u notsa, and was found by Mr..
Ulfieh wrapped n piece Of paper in .
sowing bAskst h m old chest. A. soon
- hs found The money he conveyed Il
70 tho MIddlstown bank. Until he
mells thsse several dsposis Mr.. uIrioh
nsver ~ nny use fos q hank About
ol6,oo0 ~ tfos IL BEEN found secretsd
u ~ Utfiek hausion, and the old man
has topes of unearthing more. --Phiid-
delpkie Times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Gentle
Women

Wno want glO11y, luxuEzant
and Wnyy treDDoe q abundant,
beautifil Hair nlust ~
LYONS KATAAIRON. Tkls
elegant, cheap article always
makes tbs halr grow freely
and 6st, keeps Il ffom falllng
ont, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruR and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving It : curling
tendency and keeping it a
any desired pooitlou. Booa-
dfal, healthy Hair b tho nure
result Of uslng Kathairou.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
wasehlas : 1ons.

The bsst postraik a 1orth RsrshArdt
yet published 4 lbe) wnleh rsosntl3 ~
peared II ~ Xe6Ii6h mAeosins. n 4 )
lithogrAph II bl9Wn and yellow lin ~
. blue baelqrcond. and gives fh9 NY.
ward child o uatnre and genius Z ~ of
Scotch terffcr look from khe fat. boa
worn about her neck aud ~ rSos6 Of
lnffy haff q her f6zeh16d. Nxxt 49,
factory q tho ons' - NtIl knoxa IL
which Sarah d reclihin9 b { dlv6k with
hsr huge mastif at hsf iset. and Of
which Dumas said IL Wa the picture of-a
dog Watching q bone. - Aedern Age.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
me Country zditor.

The country sditsr lives nearer 10 his
readsn than The city editor does. The
country editor knows by sight and by
name : goodly portion Of his subserib-
ers, md 70 lAIgs oxtent he i familiar
viii thslf 1amily hlstpsy. He psrsou-
ally eoaEfatolafu then 8 tbe Hrlh of
. e.!l1. ~ hynpathiiao with them Whsn
den9A eakes loved one from the family
circle. He attends the funeral. ~
veddlngs. the anniversaries, aud All
o>her sorts Of gatherings. "a io;~.
t1sIr socis(iee, rsligicus and othsrxiss.
ocls - president Of secretary Of q :
pe<vnte member, discusses qusstious
viii thsm. writes ssuays and dslivern
spoeohes. he b . trustse Of ali sorts Of
loell enterprises. And tries to make him.
|nSlf gonerally ''usefnl as well a. orna.
r16L - UuNvjlk AdverfiSer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
HAnaMuL ApeNkrR.
ooAooo g Va1ue
Ways 1 Means Committee.

We, ths cennittss eppsia1ei = ~ = q
" eIel.lea * ~ pr 4 s!!eell pes1
= \. ~ ~ . sss ossFs Gosa 4 Judss HS1sgis
4.oaeey uyen,eu- yo>ruaxv aoeh.
sgs ~ = isss = ss ss 81 .s'ssd n drss: : 4:
I -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
d. Jossph Kurts

No. sos Main sssssA. eppo.lss Baker Block
swEys "a - a,nass sssassd uisA ~ esss u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
WALTER LINDLEY, N. p
osucs AxB Rnasssson
Next door % wollusbsrs drug store.
Tslephons No. a. Ollcs houls to p N
d. J. q 0riMn,

0sT1cE AT RESIDENCE, los MAIN STREET
oaIs Eours-e TO II a \. 10 ard 70 .
Hh
Huk MATT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Saturday, February 28d, 1894

County orders receive pfomps assertion Price List and
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
Good Business Chance.

walk Of shs uours Houss; rooms nov are esuup6ai:
viii ny % he party purchasing this bAzxain eioo
pr molth Enquire Of
RENSE, FINSxy I KNOX.
oc1a - l1rst street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
/ THIRD WEEK.
|TEEMfNG WITH LIFE.
Carvings Before It
HAI.H'S.
aRa a1T !, ,IAL SALE
new YORK EASTERN
/. DRY GOODS.
NEW INCENTIVE WILL BE GIVEN TO TINS
Great special sale
On
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 2sd
uosss opfn AND sall conntncfs Al ec,ocx. snaap.

Owing to the large and constantly increasing public
patronage Of our Special Sale and knowing that the
time short in which to make thorough disposal Of such
goods i impossible for US 10 carry over we have pre-
pared ourselves for another onslaught superhuous
stock and on Wednesday morning Of this week we shall
place on sale number Of new lines of desirable and
staple goods among which will be the following lots:
LOT ONE.
$500 yards sa-inch Windsor Dress Foulards, new
designs.andthe best bargain ever offered in this
class Of goods, at the low price Of 7c.
LOT TWO.
246 Marseiles Bed Spreads full size and extra
"''S' LOT THREE. =
22o Honey Comb White Spreads full size and
extra heavy, at ooc.
LOT FOUR.
$50 yards Fast oolored Turkey Red Damask Ia
- ~ LOT FIVE. ''
400 yards All Wool Scarlet Twilled Flannel at a5c
LOT. SIX.
627 yards a4-inch Pnhead Check Mohairs. suta-
BILE for children's wear. at Ioc
LOT SEVEN.
444 yards a4nch Melange Beges,choce shades, at oc
LOT EIGHT.
1900 Pairs Ladies' Full Finished Colored Hose in
Fancy Stripes and extra quality, at a5c.
LOT NINE.
769 Pairs Chldren's Full Finished Colored Hose
bargain, at 2oc.
368 Ladies Corsets, among which will be the bal
ance Of our Duplex and Langtry Corsets left
from last week. all to Be sacriiced at (each) 3sc.
Only one Corsa xilg p allowed to each GUS
homer
LOT eleven.
108 Ladies Mechln Net Fichus. handsomely
nimned with vermicela Lace will be closed
rrf A. 9kr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
LOT ELEVEN.

188 Ladies Mechlin Net Fichus, handsomely
rimmed with vermicella Lace, will be closed
out at
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26

~ r. need i ! friend indeed. I"
ot oar expeeisnoe with +.
H beon tAA1 be 1nnt1 ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26

All the above lines Of goods will be found to be Of
excsent quality and the prices which they are quoted
ridcu0Usly low, and II Advertisements lie your
intelligence will surely find it out and your duty will then
be to cast off you have shunned others before us
who deceived you, therefore we advise every one to
embace present opportunity Of finding for them
selves the truth Of our advertisements and they will
" discover that statements bombast but
founded upon our firm and proper conviction we can
benefit the public purse while we benefit our our own
You are cordially inuitcxi 10 attend tbs Sale on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-28
CROPS IN THE NORTHWEST.
Many Fields in Minnesota and Dakota
Damaged by Hailstones.
ST. Paul. Mlxx., July 26. Is,

ST. IAJL- MlNN.s July 20. 1884.
The hail and and other storms of the present
week have had disastrous effect upon crops
in some pyrts of Minnesota and Dakota
entirely running msnv fields in their track
In dozen counties of western Minnesota and
southeastern Dakota the average loss is about
20 per cent. and in several townships 80 10 rs
per cent. curious feature of the storm was
the absence OF hail at a number of points, and
plenty of il at other places. Reports from
sections outside of areas devastated are as fol-
lows: Repotts from Milbsnk and Big Stone
City, Oak, on the Hastings 4 Dakota railroad
say smut is appearing in many fields, and
tears are entertained that il will spread This
section was greatly damaged last year by
smut, and the resppearance is very discoura-
ging to the farmers. The soft seed wheat
sown in these localities last spring was tainted
with smut, and the fact has been demonstrated
over and over again that where smutty wheat
is sown, smutty wheat will be reaped. One
farm near Big Stone City has 600 acres OF
hard wheat, and il is entirely free from smut.
Along the line of the Winona & ST Peter road
in Dakota a good deal of rust is seen, and
many fields are badlyI damaged. This condi-
ton is also true on the Fargo Southern rail
road 10 some extent. While rust is not
appearing generally, the localities affected
will be of sufficient area to materially decrease
the total yield if not soon checked. A Fargo
dispatch says the outlook is very little changed
in that part of Dakota. Although the cOndi-
ton of affairs show no radical change, still
reduction IN estimates is necessary 10 indicate
truly the condition of affBirs. The crop will
not go over an average of l6 bushels in that
section, but this result is brought about by
strange divergence in the yield. Two pieces
of wheat, side by side, will show prospective
difference of 10 bushels in yield, and it is sta
ted that this is solely caused by either poor
ploughing bad seed, or poor cultivation. In
many fields the yield will be 25 bushels, but
in others of the class before mentioned the
crop will be small. Oats uniformly are look
ing fine, as also is barley, and the few fields
of corn. The elevators have encouraging
reports, and with the exception of a small hail
storm in the neighborhood of Mimic, which
damaged few fields, there has been no dam
age from storm. Harvesting in Minnesota
will begin the first week in August in nearly
all parts of the state. A few fields are ready
now, ard some cutting will be done next week,
but the work will not be general before the
9TH to the eth. In Dakota the harvest will
begin about the same time, except in the
northern part where it will be week later.
In the James river valley, and also in the
Missouri river valley, crops are almost ripe
now, and cutting may begin on the first of the
month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-28
AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Popularity and U efulness of DR.. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy-A Thrilling Letter
from Master Mechanic.

Master "pcnanic's and Supcrintendent's Office,
Lowell Repair Shops of the Boston Lowell R.R.
Lowell Mass, March ", 1854.
DR. David Kennedy, Rondout N. Y.
Dear Sir: | think It is due to you that should
make the following statement, and make II volun-
tary and Willingly: On the 4th day of June, 1881
/ was taken with what was called paralysis of
the bowels. The ,eZure was unexpected and terri
bic The stomach aud other organs seemed to sym
pathze with IT and to have lost all power of action
For long time my life despaired of. but at
length recovered so far to be able to ride out.
Ky the advice Of my physicians visited Poland
Springs. Vt. hoping 10 benefit from the waters. But
they did me good Neither were the best physi.
clans Of Lowell and Boston, whom consulted, able
10 afford me more than transient relief gained no
strength. and nv appeared almost hopeless. In
the Fall friend advised me TO try KENNEDY'S
FAVORIrt REMEDY, and although opposed to
patent mcdicucs made the trial To make n long
story short F NORlr ~ REMEDY, in my opinion,
saved my life. consider II the best preparation in
the world Tor stomach difficulties. rs well as of the
Liver and other organs. am glad to sny 1t is in
general use among the X. X. men in this vicinity.
Yours etc, A. j. CLIFFORD.
Mr.. Clifford ia the Master Mechanic of the Lowell
division Of the Boston Lowell Railroad, and his
illness and recovery known to many who can
testify 10 the facts In his letter
ar this medicine for all diseases of the Blood.
save you or yours from pain aud death.
Address, II desired, Dr. David Kennedy Rondout,
My jyldeOd&wnrim