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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
Spbe Harfer Sfcti;cn

- SIN Spoe Bari ipirb biel aetlao
iiber bic lleberfdlluna osr Bifentliber
S6uIen umb bic SdulbebBrbe piro obnI
3tueifeI ipeitere DISQUALIFICATION crridter
miifien, ipenn iie Raum fir ale IbuI.
! pfIibtisen &inber f62ffen mill. Sn
ben 9lbtbeiIunsCn fir bic iiin9eren
SdilIer 1T Der llebeIitan6 ipeitaus srb.
Ser ais in ben bBberen.
- @dbreno bes idtperen @eipitter'
iturmes am 6reita9 se9en 9Ibeno ipurbe
bic sSrau beS go. 229 9ior6 gleunte
Strabe ppbnenoen Sneenieurs SamueI
Senbaa in einem glubenseb6uoe bon
einem SlibitrnbIe setroffen uno iofort
9etpotet. &enbaH fab 8aud aus benz
Sdushen fommen uno ais er binaus
9ing, um nadSuieben, fanb er feline
5rau IebIoS am Soben Iiessn unb ios
ipobl ibre &leiber ipie aud Die Siitte in
Sranb. gr l6i6te Sas 5euer unb trug
feline sSrau inS Saus; elm berbei9erufes
ner Ir;t erfIdrte ale Observation-Disclosures
beriube fir nublos. Der SaIs unb bic
Sruit Der Srau iraren ppIlItdnSis bers
brannt. Srau &enOua par SO Sabre
alt.
- Die 8ersIeute Der SpSe 9arfer
6ruben treffen Sprbereitunsen fir cine
grcuriion gum 8eiten ibrss ltnteritiB.
unesfcnbes.
: Die @oronerS Surp BAT in Sa6sn
bon Sobn u. 9bomaS enti6ieSen, bab
Der Serunslidte bur6 ben @enub bon
gu piel Bier un;pre6nunssfdbiS par
une IN biefem 9uitanbe bon einsm 3uee
Der 9. 8. & g9. 9abn iberfabren
iparo. Die 9IusiaSe bon einem nebers
fale f6ienen bic Serren fir sine SabeI
su balten, trobbem cine Srau 9lnna
gSilIiams beidnpr, 9bcmas Iei na6s
tern eepeien unb babe einem seipiIIen
gSiaiam Sames bic Sdulo an ieinem
Spbe sueeidoben.
- Die @cbmns bon Sranf 4oOI an
Bromley 9lpenue ipurbe Sonneritag
9fadt BON einem Siebe beimgsiu6t une
aus ben &leipern bon 4cpI Elm SaI6ens
bud uno cine llbr abltrabirt. Der
0reb nabm bic SADIE gang 9emd6Ii9,
fam bur9 elm 5eniter bersin uno sins
burd bic SbIre biuaus.
- Sin Mann 9lamens gSiIIiams bon
Spbe Gart 8in9 am Uipntas auf bic
SdGo. 9lls'er iein 8eipebr abfeusrte,
barit Der Sauf. Der SdBer berleBte |
feline Iinte SanO Serart, baB iis ampus
tirt iperoen mubte.
sO- g8ia Der Golporteur 8biqip /
Strad nibt scfGIIisIt in Der Office bes |
;, ,8u9enblatt" Uoriprsden?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
Seutf6lanS's arceer General.

gou @oltte's 4cpuIaritdt bel Dem oeuiidrn
8olte 1T nitt ~ bsjusifeIn. IS ebrt ibu, uis
mir oas anoenteu bon Raibnaion ebren.
Der Saiisr ilberbduft ibu nit allen m6aItrben
Gbrenbe,eugunssn. Die Wenge eru irtrt nit
Spannung Die Bulletins. pelhe iiber feline
@eiunNbeit uno sagesbeiddftieun9 ausfunft
ssben. Gbsnio wsnig 1T Gle pnhisnbs 9opu.
laritat BON 8 6. G., Curtis Cough Com.
pound,l bel oenen iu bejwsifsIu. Die feline gu.
genSen tennsn. SO ii bic bette Wsoijin, Die
ie jn Dem 3rued, fur ben iie empfoblen miro.
9emaht lUuroe. Sie ruire NIT Der poiitipen
@arantie usrtauit Dir gut 81 tbuu oOer @sIo
retOnrnirt. geriuhe fie. Srage fur bic orei
Gs. 9ebr. Wattbems.
lii eugros apoibsier.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15

r9 @arSsrObes 9lrtifeI ieSer 9lrt in
immenier stuspabI, irt Sropn's See
Sine.
a4- 9as gubtpaaren Separtsment
in 8rptpn'S See Sipe 1T poatdnbiger
ais irsenb eines Der Staet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
SSnltcr's Sittcrs .

@ut fur ir0eno ein 9cioen. Sopfueb. Ser,.
bremen oper 8eritopfung. Our6 Inngilbrige
GrfabrHns bin i'd uOn Oeiien @ite 70 iibeBsu9t
onb ib ieoer 9eriou @nrantie leits, lusnu es
frlb genug angewenbet miro. Die itdrtite
GrtdItlng fam nit oieiem 9ttfru pertrieben
wer6en. uno es urruria6t ueOer llebeIfcit nod
9eibibueiOen. 8enn es nift biIft 70 beSnbIe
i'd Ons 8elo juriid. Sohlmt unO prilfet 60.
ST itsts gu babsn beim baIbeu Oler 9nnjen
Reint OOSr luie es gewiuidt miro; I'M .,Srono.
map Sotel", l0ll Seoar Apeuue, Srantou.
Or. SenrD @alter, grop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
Johu armbruft's,
S@Ia6teret aRO @arfaefdaft,

116 6 eoar 9 trabe.
Sttts pprriibis ale Sprttu rtis bmiiGt
@urf tbtniS ale Sprttn 6Ieii6 trltsr qua.
litGt, friltss, stlaljturs unb gtrdubutrs.
RS auf srpbtrt Guautitatfu Wurf pire
In ab,us erlnubt.
E1 Sbisss GjsI&Sft Rirb mad btuti&G
ArE btirisbtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
Bon Der SmeIcitc.

1rob Der Ssritdrtms, reip. erb6bten
SienitIciitumB unierer 9cIi;ei i9sint
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15

Nillcn
GrThIafffE Ginef pft6f,
Ara kE IEbrr,
at,,N 3tfolot.fd

Ara ankE dfbrr,
nna aflalaria.
aus tltItu GusIsu tntiprinssu 9rtirltrtsI atsr
RTantbtiitn hts WitnittnstitItttS. Gclsente
epmptome Isissn ttrsu 9ai,iu an TaneeI an
sppstit, 8sritepfuHe, &opttpeb, elm @ss
iibI oer ed1wtre nadI BEN @ifen, slbs
neienKs eseeu AHitreneune oes 21rperS
ueer @etites, stufitoben Der epeiie, Reils
bartlett oes 9emperamentS, eepriidte
etlmniuug, elm 0efibI ais bate man cine
pHidlt perfdumt, SdIipinoeI, SeFIfIppfen,
ihipimmenoe gunfte Dor ben 9iuetn, bodls
eefdrbter tlrtn, @eritopfuna, matbt tsn
Gtbrau4 zines htrett auf bic ee6tr ptrtenten
Whiids nrtbptntis. GIS Gin. esbsrsDittitu ba6tR
9utt'S pilen nitt ibrts Glsittn. Sbre ggrs
tans anf Rersn unb Saut Iine sbsuaIS prompt, ale
nnTtiniSisisn turd fitfe trst pauslebrtr hes Sps
esms" btisitssnb, grpstit eJeussnt, feEis seiuuee
3tIeauunb rsselmabiasn etuhlslns, flare Saui
rnb lafiiScu 9trpsr. 9utt'S GIuen rsrurs
laden reeer flebttslt nod eeibibneiten, iiRt u,dt
Rersnb td her iasIibfu arttlt une Gin
0riiHoIidles 0eeenmitteI bel 9taIarid.
ntbsran gu bateu, 25 6ts. a Wiurap e., R.g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
MDcr's
Gherrp.g .gettoral,

q
Qsine aussru arauibeiieu iiuS IN jDrsu gH5riisn
70 tldiid pis bic, peIhe bic Ngble Uue SurGs tC'
trsiisu. Refine perben uOu her gitbyiafl ssrSu,
peIhe harau Isieen, nit ioldcr SprGlUNsit.t te'
Nadtet. Gin gew6buIiber SuiiCu oper eiue Crs
tdItung, bic uitleibt sapcn berritrt foG mcr
fd) unbeipust bem Getter Elm Ipenia ousRsistt bat
III oft Der anaus elmer aeidbrIi1Cn Rrhu'hsit Sdt
perJig Sabren tdnpit apeT'S GtcrEusN
raj sssen bic Slrantbeittn Der Nttle igl6 Suu6s,
bat feline grobe @iriidmteit babel tcWt'cn ms
iOute babsr iH allen 6dasu pbne 3oSsrn gsnem.
men perSsr.
Ssiluns siuss id,redIid,su Sufcne.
,,Sm Sabre 1857 ;og id mir etne heiiIGs gJldt'
tung AZ, bic meine eurae angr'i. 10 intlte
idredlib, unb cine ibloioie glGbt iolgts ssr ons
bern. Die aerite eaben mtt Gu'. 80 ptti"dte
nun aper'S SberrpsQtCtpr0l uuo t5
bradis msinsr euitse erietbteulnl. sob mir S3lai
uno edniit bic ilr geieocrerlduGnuB nieiucT Sioyis
uotbise Aube. Gin iortseitVttr @etranA ets
gectordtS perpoufduei1te bic 6eilIira. - Tin
sSt 62 Sabre alt. iriit) uno aeiHub uuS Din Ggcg'
.sist, eab MID Sbr Feetoro gtssttet te!,
Sorucc Ndtrbrot9sr"
3odinlbdm. 9t., IS. SuIi ls52.
Sdutias Srdune. @rfldruus sinsr aHu;i,r.
:. MS Id uOrigen Bntsr OUT 0snl sSrss war.
bate msin orsiidhrises SbbnHen stleH aHtat poh
hdutiler 8rdune; eS itbieu ole Oh or trildgr
mlbte. Semano in oer 6un,ilis ih.ua uor nGh ieue
ibm qper's Sherru'geetoral Betrii, pcven
ihm ueine Goeu, aber cit. uuo IN ipetiltr ais
elmer baben 5tunoe Gthmgle or ~ uHieref Utsute
nit eeihtigteit. Der grlt idate, has Sherrp'
geetorat babe msiuem liebcn Niree hds eebSn
gerettet adun man iitl ou ftber uniere IdHitars
teit wunbernf sHirihhg bic Sbre
Trdu Cmr ia u ebUer."
l59 @titsl2site st., @ews9ort, lG. glat lss2.
$50 eebraude felt mebrersn Sabreu IperS
Gberrus y eetordl in metuem pauie une traGt
fsin Se6eusn, es ir baS ptr,iauiite sgitttl as8sn
Suen uno GrtdItGngen iu erilartn eas Ipir ls an.
estpanbt u. ). SrGue."
qa;e GrphaI, aVinr., l3 %drl iss2.
,,gbi Sabre tang lit Id an Der 8rIitbrauns, unb
puroe nddoem th pele gPittel umioHit ueriuht
batts, eHrth Auer'S Gberrusgeetoral aehetlt.
SOiepb @albtu."
gpbalia. Will. 3. gpriI 1852.
SO ,anu niht asuua sur Kobe non Hpsrs
EurvrnrpcctorGl iaacn, eenn I'D glaube, ehns
ba:i:.6e maze 10 ldu8t an SunBeneioen Geiierpen,
ValeNiu,, Csras %. apriI 1882.
6 liJbt t,iue Qrau;bsit al ber 9ebIs ossr aunss
VI, nib, 5urb 2Iner's GhrrrpipeetoraI bsstu'
no lcmilssrt miro. unO es wire iHrrsr Sstlans
,iul,u. iysun SG5 llebtI uOd Hiat gu Ipsit fur
% lgigilnI aaer gltSbin sesoussu 1T.
Subereitet uon
cr. ). 6. aBrr & Co., euutlI, &aK.
IN alien 2lpothefcu ;u bobert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
e. =. Npwers. glppthefer,

Sebar Strabs, Serantou, pa.
Gigsntbimer bon Rouers' 9sber 9illeu
Burm eprbiaI, aftsruurm.Sprup, 9ano.
uurm.9ertiIger. 9nbuen.SDrnp, 5beerbalidm
fur puiten, GrtdItunacn uuo 8rduus Osutites
einimeHt. 9umnitG Sngwer, SiebpuIper uno
uiele unoere Mrtiiel. 8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
@el6ert'S
Gentral Narf SOtcl.

Dsm Ssrsbrtrn publifm bic gnisiat, bae
i'd ven 6jttrGnitn her peribifbsufsu sIrt nur
has Bette pOrritbis baIts unp 8Iifr prompt
bteisnt ptretn.
Sine asgtIbabn iisbt sur gtrfiisuus mtintr
@Gifs. gu ,aBIrribrm Stiuht laett Gin
80 Gbas. 9. Colbert.
9eoen Sonutaa warmsr Qnnid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15
Tmtt'a Elaarfiirltr-lflitfrl

Graus aepfs nEs 9aTtbaare peretn irisr., tur5
tlnt NppIiaticu, In eIAnJsub Sd par3 tsrs
ranhsIt eurh hisieS SarbHittiI. gu baten bsi antn
arrtbeteru, rhsr na4 Gmpfms ron $1.0O pty
Gyprtb psrianbt. Sfiiss, A. lPuTrap Str., q. 81.
9utt's Ianual uiibliGer Sie;epte irti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15

no. SIN Stnre bon Wti6ael Miaer,
@ebor 9lpenue mb Sidorp StraBe, lit
immer su baben bas beriibmte 9temarf
9aser bsim 0uBenp 6Iaiden, ipipie Die
9rbBte 9lusnabl bon Groceries uno
9rppiiipnen auer 9lrt; aub bait er bic
beitsn &utideu mo gfeybe Su permies
then - 9lges sum niebriSitsn Breis.
= Spre6t bel ibm bOr unc iiberSeu8t
gud ieIbit. 6
Bier beim 6ab6 en- no@ ieSem
Stabttbeile SeIiefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15

a9- @bas. S6eu6's StisfeI. unS
S6ubseI6dft 1T nit Den beiten Baas
rem rei6Iib psrisben uno bic 9reiie
iinS 70 nieori9, ipie irsenbtpO in Der
Stdbt, 2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-15

DR.. r. C. VESTS NEgTB AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
Guaranteed specific H st-a D. ness CansHsuns Pits,
Nervous Neuralgia Headache Nervous Pfo-trainn caused
by alcohol tnhscco wAkefuiness Mental De
preston, soening Of the Brain resulting In insanity aud
leading 10 misery, decay and death Premature Old AEe,
uafnuess IAss Power In either InvouhtAy Losses
aud spefmst1rrhss by overeHetiun Of the brain.
overnduErnee Eae box contains months
treatment box tS boxes for 81, sent By mali pre-
paid on receipt Of price.
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We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

To rnte any case with each received by for sz
loves accompanied with ss will ssnd the purchaser ous
vrttru refund the " the treatment dsa
not 81 ct cure. .GuArAntsss Issued only By
EsNER MENDELsON, $40 Race Street. FhnAislphiA Pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05
SIDNEY.

Your correspondents often speak of smart
old men in different places, and, as we have
several in this town, l will give you short
history of one of them Mr.. Ambrose Ray
ward is 80 years old, and is able to do all the
work, except the haying, on quite large farm.
He may be seen on any fair day this winter
with his team and axe on the way to the
wood lot for his years supply of fuel. He
owns and cultivates the farm on which his
father settled at very early day when thi.
town was almost an unbroken wilderness.
He has been one of our most reliable citizens !;
whose word was as good as bond, and al
ways respected by his neighbors and towns
men; and by his steady, industrious
habits has accumulated good property.
He has been quite reader and done his own
thinking and formed his own opinions, and
while he was always ready to defend his
position. he would show proper respect for
the opinions of others. He has been sub
scriber to the Journal for many years. and
is strongly republican in his politics. which
fact, together with his steady habits, and
clear conscience. may account for the very
remarkably healthy mental and physical con-
diton in which he finds himself at this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05
GAR DINER.

The late meeting of the Alliance was salts
factory in every respect. The visitors were
well pleased with the hospitality of our citi-
zens and our people enjoyed the presence of
the guests they entertained. The general
opinion is that it was the best temperance
meeting ever held in this city.
j. NJ. Larrabee has sold his full-blooded
Jersey bull "Bomulas" to James Norton of
Farmingdale.
There will be a special meeting of Hermoa
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. to confer the NJ. M.
degree, Tuesday evening.
The leap year ball was very enjoyable oc-
casion. The ladies having it in charge per-
fected their arrangements to the satisfaction
of all who participated. About 80 persons
were present. Supper was served by "mine
host Rollins with bill of fair to tempt the
appetite of an epicure.
Mr.. J. ID. Moore A former resident of Gar
diner,is spending few weeks in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05
nALLOWELL.

The municipal election is drawing near,
but, as vet. there has been but very little talk
made about it. Probably the party lines will
be drawn closer at this spring election than
last, on account of the presidential election
coming in the fall.
The first lecture in the Methodist course
will be given by Rev. ID. w. LeLacheur,
next Thursday evening, in the Methodist
church. Subject "Our Neighbors."
An ente rtainment to raise money for the
purchase of a bell for the new church is
talked of, to be given about the 2lst of this
month.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Hobbs of Norridgewock is in
town visiting his father, Mr.. John Hobbs.
Mr.. Charles Humphrey of Baltimore. gov
eminent engineer. is here inspecting the work
being done on the Yorktown monument.
Miss Edith Pierce of Boston, the most
charming and artistic skater of the day, will
be at Wilson Hall Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

The session of the Augusta District Minis
terial Association opened at the NJ. E. church,
last evening. Rev. G. f. Cobb preached 4
very able sermon. Following is the pro-
gramme for the remainder of the session:
Tuesday, A. NJ. organization followed by-l.
a. Hondnas. $3.50 q, Wi,nass ~. Sn;.;,
D. B. Randall; 4. Duty of Ministers in the Effort 10
Secure Prohibitory Constitutional Amendment,
w. 8. McIntire; 5, TIE Removal of Time Limit, j.
B. Lapham, E. King. z. Ii. W. Smith. P. L..
Irish Provdentisl Dispensations o. S. Pillsbury
z. Scripture Heliness and Best Methods of Promot-
ing It. n c. Clifford Social Life in the Church, T..
Martin; Q, Review of Gsrbett's Goods Word Writ
tsn," ID. b Holt; 10. Extemporaneous Dissertations,
Theme-"The Minister" (a,) I'm the Study, +. n.
Smith; o. In the Pulpit, c. Munger; (c) In the
Parish, q. d. Holmes; ID In the Business Enter
prises of the Church, l.. II. Bean.
There will be preaching this afternoon by
c. E. Springer; evening" C. Stone, d. d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

An act Of Congress approved Feb. 10th,
1883, designed to encourage the National
Cotton Planters Association of America in
their extensive arrangements for a centen-
NAL exposition of the various productions,
manufactures, etc., of America contemplated
disappointment Of commissioners from each
State to ast in the interests of this great
national exposition which il to be beid in New
Orleans, commencing Feb. 5, 1855. The
governor of this State by virtue of requests
made BY the President of the United States
supplemented by requests from the Director
General of the exposition has made the fol-
lowing nominations and forwarded the same
President Of the United States and also to
the Director General Of the institution:
For the State at large-William F. Gould
ing, Lewiston; Henry S. Howe, Biddeford.
First Congressional District Thomas,
Goodall, Sanford.
Second District-Joseph Robinson, Ok
ford.
Third District-R. W. Dunn, Waterville
Fourth District-Stephen Brown, Dover.
Two ladies to represent the women's de-
partment-Miss Clara NJ. Farewell, Rock
land; Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, Stroudwater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

A Belgrade married couple drove to Au-
gusta several weeks since on business. The
husband left the wife on Water street and
drove of with the team. ostensibly to make
some purchases at q store. The wife went
to visit 4 physician. On her return to the
street she could not find trace Of her spouse.
She returned home and has been seen at Au-
rusta several times recently, hunting for her
false better half" but at last accounts he
had not turned up. He married the woman
about a year ago. 1t is asserted that follow
ing the marriage he absorbed the woman's
property, what he could find, and carried it
with him when he deserted her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

The Governor has made the following
nominations:
State Librarian-Josiah S. Hobbs, An.
gusta-
Supt of Public Buildings-Bepj. E. Har.
ris, Augusta.
Land Agent-Cyrus A. Packard, Blan-
chard.
Inspector of State Prison and Jails-Joseph
w. Porter; Henry W. Osgood, Augusta; ID.
G. Bean, Wilton.
Agent Penobscot Indians - Charles A.
Bailey.
Agent Passamaquoddy Indians - Charles
A. Porter, Calais
Trustees of the Reform School - r. L.
Grindle, Mt. Desert Oven W. Chadbourne,
Saco.
The foregoing are all reappointments of
officers who have served the State acceptably.
1t Is in each case except the State Librarian
and Superintendent of Public Buildings the
second term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

Augusta now has three amateur papers.
The latest 10 The Amatuer Eagle. . lively
monthly, published by Croker & Bangs.
Tbei, office is located in the old Cushnoc
building and they have fitted it up with all
the la.es. equipments required in the publ
cation Of an amateur paper. Among them
ar. . 500 printing press, l25 pounds of new
type, and an apparatus for taking proof sheets.
The propretors do all the composing and
other necessary work about the office. The
Eagle is q four page paper and contains an
interesting story from the pen of Lee
Croker, who 10 the editor. The first num-
Der was issued Jan. 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

Mr.. G. +. Bryant exhibits an oil painting
1t his studio which 10 the admiration of all
who see it. 1t represents marine view at
Biddeford Pool. In the foreground is q
stretch of sandy beach. At the left is sharp
blun faced with rugged bould.rs. A great
green billow seething with foam, breaks in
grandeur upon the beach, while at the left
extremity it dashes against the rugged front
Of the headland, filling the air with yeasty
spray. The sand floor of the beach 10 natural
ly strewn with star Ash and shells. In the
distance are seen several yachts bowling mer-
rily along over the sea before brisk breeze
blowing landwsrd. The sky is broken one
and has the impress of 4 skilled hand.
This 10 undeniably fine picture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-05

The Friends held their regular quarterly
meeting at Manchester on Saturday and
sunday last Three sessions, forenoon AZ.
~fnoon and evening. were held Saturday,
sad two sessions on Sunday. Among the
ministers of the society present we're Isaac
"insiow and wife of st. Albans, the vensr-
s'as Eli Jones Of China and Charles H.
'soes and wife Of Ware, N. H., Who preached
powerfully. On Sunday the attendance was
unusually large, the meeting house, . com
.0o'oss enc, being filled to overlooking.
= aany attended from this city and Hallovell.
.nefe vas mnch interest manifest in ths
~ee0ngs. There has been marked revivi.
''on the present month, both among thu
nsnos st Winthrop and Manchester. Al
asyvnie large numbers have come to thu
ss''0f' while 10 Manchester there have bseu
additions to the church, and on
oow Hill some six or eight conversions
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Gov. Robbie, accompanied by Adjutant
General Beal, Gen. Richards, Col. A. b.
Neatly, all of his staff, Col. H. NJ. Sprague of
Gen. Browns staff, and Col. Lynch of the
first regiment, passed through this city yes
terday afternoon. en- route for Dover. Col.
A. r. Boothby and Capt. A. H. Plaisted Joined
the party at Waterville and Col. Frank d.
Pullen at Bangor. They will be given a
reception at Dover this afternoon by the
Doughty Guards
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ATHENS, GA, November s, 1851 a.
averse on general principals 70 laying any
thing eonmsndaiory Of proprietary articles,
but there are . few on the market that force
those of the profession Who come in contact
With the diseased and suffering to scknovl-
edge their superiority. Among those ind
Svift's Specifce to rank high. One poor IN
fortunate requests ne to tell you that hs had
long been q sufferer With terrible blood faint,
and securing little if any relief fro@ other
treatment, finally resorted TO Suift's Specific.
He claims that il has afforded him relief. that
he feels that his blood is pure again, and
wishes me to express his deep obligations,
With which cheerfully comply.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH JAcoBs,
fehSd&v1w Druggist
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EAteFtalAments,
The "BAyDIr KING"


This evening the Bandit King" will be
preseated in Granite Hall and deserves a
good house. 1t appeared here last season
and Amusement goers who were in attend
ance speak very highly in its favor. The
hunted, haunted life Of the bandit is &C
curstely pictured. and furnishes striking il
lustration Of the evils and fearful results of .
lawless life.
GIN. STEPHENsoN's LECTURE.
The second Of Gen. Stephenson excellent
and fnely illustrated lectures will be given
At the Unitarian church this evening. OF
this the Bangor Wing said: sit was an in
teresting chapter of war history in which the
terrible struggle at Fredericksburg Heights
was graphically described. The stereoscopic
views illustrated the incidents of the three
days fighting and maneuvering about the
old historic city. The lecturer was a men,
Der Of Grimn's division which participated in
the last bloody charge against the now ia
nous stone wall. In closing Gen. Stephen
son gave some interesting facts relative to the
Washington family add their connection with
the history of Fredericksburg" There will
be . concert by the Togus Band from 7.l5 to
8 o'clock. Tickets for the remainder of the
course 75 cents. Children half price. The
programme for the concert is as follows:
I. March, General Franklin. B. w. Theme.
2. Overture, Camp of Granada, C, Kreutzer.
.. Polka. Enchsntmeat. Robinson.
(Cornei Solo, Mr.. Powers.)
4. Fantasia, Departure from the Mountains,
Hasselmann.
S. Concert Aria for Clarionet. Bale.
(Mr. Ed. WALTZ
o. Irish Patrole. Turner
"HUMPTY DUMPrY"
will appear in this city tomorrow evening.
1t furnishes veritable feast of fun. Don't
u,sa IL
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ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 81, 81

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 81, 81.
Have sold the goods many year,, and they
give the best of satisfaction. We had An
order for large bottles Downs Elixir last
week to be sent to Woodland, California.
J. R. BENNETT L Co., Druggists."
The goods referred to in foregoing letter
are N. II. Downs, Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
DIR. Bakers Mandrake Bitsers, and Henry
& Johnson's Arnica and Oil Liniment
ian29feodwlm.
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To those who have used SWEDISH RENE
DIES, they know full well the true value Of
them To those who from prejudice have not
used them, We can say that they are the very
best medicines for the diseases for which they
are recommended. Swedish Lung Balsam
cures Coughs, Colds and all diseases of the
Lungs. When taken together with Swedish
Botanic Compound (the great blood puri6er)
it will cure Consumption in the first and
second stages. dec4teod&w3m