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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09
Nfm advertisements.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09
A SURE THING.

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by
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09
Nefp advertisements.
Ruskin's Works.

SESAME AND LILIES, paper Joe ciotn &C.
aspowN OF WILD OLIVE, paper loo. cloth sc.
ErHIcs OF THE DUST, paper roc cloth 2oc.
SESAME AND LILIES, Crown Of Wild Ohve anu
Ethics of the Dust, in one volume. nan russia .eo
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in Preparation. Large catalogue free. JOHN b.
ALIEN, Publisher, is Vesey ST., New YORK.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09

mi INC. For the relief and preventio n the
w instant II IL applied. Of Rheuma-
WI TcS 'tism. Neuralgia. sciatica. Coughs.
NsttlN ~ Colds, Weak Back. Stomach and
~ ~ NJ towels. Shooting Pains. Numbness.
NJ - Hysteria, Female Pains, Pslpita.
- Yrn..aY = ton. Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint,
~tN%kI Bilious Fever. Malaria. and Epi'
~ - " denies. use COLLINS PLAsrERs
/tlteTPI c. Ian Electric BATTERY combined with
H., Ikla.ea Porous flastcr) and laugh at
TlASIENS pain. 25c. everywhere.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09
SbNF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, Wa'cry Discharges from The Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises In the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved
Choking mueus dlsiodged. membrane cleansed
and healed. breath swcetened. SMELL taste and hear.
Ing restored and rayages checked.
Cough, bronchitis, Dropping into the Throat.
Pains In the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of strength
and Flesh. Loss Of Sleep, &c. cured.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Sol
ven, and one Dr. sanford Inhaler. In package.
Of all druggists. tor 81. Ask for sASFoED's RADf-
CAL CUR, pure distillaiion Of Witch Hazel, Am.
Pine. Ca. Fir. Marigold. Clover blossoms, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09

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49, ~ ssSs - S~sss.-A Ats<yeE NSts
u e-e- - - >sE- -s-sfss n~iS OAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09
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IPIMPIES no SCRQEVLA]

rTye cleanse the skin Scalp and Flood Of
l. Itebinz, sealy, Pimpiy. eer0fgioas, Inherited,
and Contagious HEraofs, Blood Potsons. UIeefs.
Abe<sses. and Infznfiie Skin Torfares the CrTrcUEA
REMEDIES infziiibie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09
SWEDISH RBMBDIRyI
Swedish
Botanic
COMPOUND

~ 49,
i've Tonic s.
Blood Puri-
fer. II puri-
6esthe blood
strength n s
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09

HOG Cholern bold everywhere, sent by mail Tor N
stamps Furnished In large price mail SlO
Circulars free. /. s. JOHNSON 4 CO. Boston, Mass
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-02-09

Chas. Hou ghton, Esq, lawyer, % State St..
Boston. reports q u salt Rheum ssder his Oh
seryafion for ten years. which covered the pasent's
body and limbs. and 10 which all known methods OF
treatment had been applied without benefit, which
was completely cared solely By the CCrIcCEA KEN
EDfEs. leaving clean and healthy skin
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
Mannigfalttges.

Gsiit etne befannte Tbats
fa9e, bab gerionen, Die ii9 i'm yiebeI
rber in Der OunfeI5sit perirrt baben, sss
pbbnIi9 ni@t bic ssrase Ri6tuns inns
balttn, ipnesrn einen srobsn Sreis bes
i9reibsn, 70 bab fie tpis6er auf ibrsn alien
Yfae 3uriidtommsn. Wan SIaubt biss
rIbrs babsr, Sas bas sins Bsin eas anbsrt
i'm Gsben iibsrtreffe, inSem es itarter, oper,
mad anoersr Meinuns, Idnser fsL ais
sisiss. 8sriude bariibsr tpureen fiirsIi1
BON o. $. DARWIN, sinsm Scbne bes be.
rIbutsn Naturfori1ers, mitsetbsiIt. Gr
IisB cine GnsabI Gnaben nit perbuneensn
4uss1 auf sinsn Steden aussben, Der iid
in elmer Gntfernuns BON ettpa 80 enelis
iasn GLEN befanb. go ersab iib, oab
bon a9t Rnaben nur elmer sien,li4 bic
Gi9tuns innsbieIt, tpdbrenb is1s mad
Der re1ten unp eines mad Der linfen Ssite
abipihsn. 2esterer ma4te, ipie bic
DsGuns srsab, nit benz rs1ten SUB sros
bers S1ritte, ais nit bsm Iinfsn. Mu1
pflsste CT auf benz re1ten TuBs 3I
blpfen unS beim Sprinsen bsnisl.
pen aulsRt 0uItuleSen. GW leW1 THas
ben, tpslHs mad re9tS absetpi@en
tparen, beobadteteR Elm serabe entsesens
sslsstes 8srbaItsn. Der abte absr,
ipeI9er ben Sise oapsnsetragen, bsnuSte
abirs1IsInb beibs Bsine unb IisB teins
BeriGiebsnbeit in Der 2dnse Der S1ritts
srtennen. Dartpi,l i@IieBt 5israus,
baB Die Bsridisbsnbeit in Der Stdrte
Der Bsins bic abipsi1uns bon ber srabsn
Ridtuns peranIaHs. 9sa1 ieinsn Wers
iuden tDarben bic ,2infIer", B. s. Dieiss
nigen, BEL benen sas linfe Bsin itdrtsr 1T
ais sas re6ts sablrsi1sr itin aIs bic
,Eshtier". Gr meint, bas Oarauf aus
radflbrsn au nniiIsn, bob bic n,eiiten
Wleni1sn in 8aus auf eis Msms vJsdt.
fer" Ieisn, isbe NnitrtnsunS bes rs1ten
alrmss absr fait nstbtptnbio NIT elmer
9lnitrsnsune bss Iinftn Deines rerinapfi
lei. - alnbsrs bsbauptsn biniuieosruus,
ba6 has redts Bsin fur seipbbnlidb bai
ftdrIere isi. Die Slsi&mdbise MusbiI,
buna Der bei6srisitisen UlisOmnbsn IL
risuti@t iuis Elm Dsoba&tss mssnt, BIZ
ilrfa6x bat bieIs WiIssM >sn trAbsu
NE isItsA sssfstleA
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13

Ole Bartfer BeIisei III
ipiepsr sinsm S1tpinSeI auf Die Spur ses
fcmmen: SIN Departen,ent Der Seine
tpereen, alien Sertommen e.mdb, fiinfs
sebn Srantsn (s3) fiir iebe 2si6s bsaabIt,
ipeI6s i'm SIufle aufsefunosn unb ben
BebDrben ibsrssben ipiro. Sn ben benabs
barten departments bassssn iuirb fir
bas Nuifinosn bon 2sidsn i'm SIub ni1ts
bs,abIt. Daraus bat ii4 nun ,ein bes
i1eiosneY Griperbssipsis" sntfpidelt. Die
YoIissi pat ndmIi@ sntbedt, baB IN ben
benaHbartsn departments ielten pbsr ME
Semanb srtrinft, bab oasesen i'm Dspars
ten,snt Der Seine. unpsrbdItnibndbis
Diels ben Iob I'm JIub iuHen uno finbsn.
Die Sads srfIdrt iid sinfa6 baburd. oab
SHiffsr, tpelds aubersalb bsS jablenesn
Departsments 2sidsn finesn fie elmer &C..
tuiIien ,,syirma" innerbalb SeNeIben ssssn
Elm Gerinsss perfoufsn, ipsl4e .Jirma"
bann oas usbsrilbren ber Gei&e in bic
WsDrsus uns Sas Ginitrsi6en Der aiisses
i&riebsnen Delobnuns btiorSt. Sn iinss
fer 3sit ipsroen islbft 2eidsn, bic WstiIsn
tpeit BON JIub sefunben trer6en srii
Gtunssn lang i'm Tlub ,,peransert" unb
bann in resslrehter Tcrrt ySefunben" unb
sineetraHt. Der Yariier SslbitmcsS.
iiatiftifer srist tuchl urIa4s 6absn, an
feline sissnsis ,,nis lassnssn 6atlsnS us4s
useey r. oIauteks
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13

,2ieben seIernt 2" ertpioerte fie in eieens
tbImlib ssce5ntem Gone.
,Wil Iis Dir aonfioensen MAIDEN 2"
ba6te i'd mfr in msinsm Sinns lie aber
fubr fort:
vIls meiu @atte um mid fparb, ipa :
i'd ilber bic tbDridten Iraume Iange bins
aus. SD peri6nies ibm tsinesfpesS, SaB
i4 ibm 2iebe ni4t au bieten bate"
,llnb sr?"
ngtun - er eins ebsn brauf ein."
bod :" w " ivy" w. -
% nein! - = Ilnb is lGGsIts. Dis
S@ldnaIein ipieIten.
Dies 98eib 1T sIenb, namsnIos sIsnb, "
iaste ib mir,
~Sie iinb 70 bDHi6, mid unsIaubis
an5uieben" fubr fie fort. SD
tauI9e mid nibt. CT CAB mir
ieIbft bic untpiperIe9IibIten BetpeiIe.
8ier3ebn Gase mad Der So6Ssit -
Sic iino ia ein alter Sreuno, .unb
i4 bruu6e Sbneu nidt8 gu peri9ipeissn
: iiberraI4te i6 ibn, tuie er IN meinem
SoubDir elmer neiner SrsunOinnen = lie
iibt niht fern bon bier = baS @eitGnbs
nib ma6te, er bate mid nur ssbsiratbst,
um IN ibre 9tabe au folnmsn. gr piro
bGheIbe permutbIi5 AUDI anbersn TrsIns
binnen seiaet babsn."
vrlnb mas tbaten Sic 2" r..
Sic sudte bic AbIeIn. ,,Dtir 1T nibta
70 tpioertpdrtig, tpie Elm SfanbaI. Q8aa
fpnnte id BeHsres tbun. SD Id9eIte." I"
Sn bieiem 2lusenbIide rief cine Dame
au ibr 5ertber: ySnst bait 9u Dein,
Semcung BON Bortb iaon erbaItsn 2"
Sic tuanbte iidb iofort Su Der Spre@e'
rim bin unb ibien gang Bel Der SADIE.
SD itarrte oertpeiIen baIb sebanfenIpi
uSd ibrem tueiben 9aIie bin unS iab gu
ipis Der Bubsr in tIsinen Sbipp1sn iid
IOsIDIte unO auf 8uisn uRb Nadsn bin
unterfGubts.
0a StieB mid mein Jia9bar ;ur 2infer
an, ein befonnter SpDtter unb 2ebemann
ben i9 flG9tis fannts.
uSis iinO elm GIldspiIa" raunts e
mir 3u. .0ie f46ns Sran Sine, mad
Sbnen ia Ioaneen."
vBie fOmmen Sic barauf 2" srtpibert
i1 aiemli@ unipirib.
s9lun =, srsdbIts iie Sbaen nibt bi
riibrenoe @eIbi6te bon BEN Herratb
ibres Ulunnes, rier3ebn Gage nad be
So63eit ? Das tbut lie aaemaL trenn Il
Semanesn 3u feiisIn iu4t."
SD batte sine i6arfe 2tnttpOrt auf be,
3unSe, ba brebts iie iidb tpieOer su mi
um un6 idste i'm sIsi4sGItisiteH Ron
rerlaticnstone:
yBODOn ipraden mir bod sbsn 2"
nne ba mir 8sioe nibt barauf iamsn
70 psrtisftsn mir uuS in Elm 8siprG5 tlbe
Die Snisenirans Sss vRi4tsrs Dol
8aIamsa." l."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13

Ients Ratb, burd bieiss S6lastport iries
ber 3ur 8eiipnuns ssbraht.
Inter ioIden @elpra6en truroe caS
&eiiesisl errei1t.
Dor benz 9lusitsisen bub Der Wdsere,
ii6 empfebIenD, nod an. .Bar mir ein
gerSntiSen. Iber i'd babe san3 pergeis
fen, mid Sbnen norsuitsaen. @brilOitos
mus 9aItmaisr lit msin Same. 1lnb
meine Sraa mar cine sebcrens Rpia 5el'
itsrn."
vGOla Seuftsrn," rief Der Natb fhmerss
Iitb, bsr bebenosr, ais man benz oiden
GERM es susemutbet bate, nit Ieiasr
SanStaiSe; bereits aus benz Coupe Se'
iprun9en mar.
Dtit sitternoer San6 rsi4te ct feline
8iiitsntarte Ssm Raufmaan btnauf, pers
I6ipanb eiIis in Der Wtense uno mart ii@
in ben rdhitbsiten Baseb Oem Ruti&er
NIT sebdmpfter St.mme ben Ramen oes
abiteiss95teIS angtbenb.
Der Raufmann ieBts insipiI9en isinen
3ptfer out fiibrte Die 4arte gum Auee
unr los: .gtOris bon SGDnIsin t. t.
Gatb.
yDo 2 no? rief er aus unb baitete
fort. 8srssbens iu6te isin guss ben
yteiieesfabrten. 9ieler fab tpdbreno ieis
ner Sabrt nod niebrere GaIe suriiG. Nls
CT BET fsinsm SoteI ansetOmn,en mar atbs
trete er auf unb ia9te Ieufssnb su ii9 :
,,Grme ytoia, 10 Isbe i6 Did ni9t ipisbsr
TN 2eben nno Dsin 9ers 1T mir suees
ipenbet ssbIiebsn. Der Gubere 8Ian;
bate DID nsrblenbet, aber ni9t gIldli@
semabt. Sdtte oas 9eI1id uns sulanis
mengeflbrt, mir beibe bdtten uns psrs
ftanben. Du tpiiroelt nod lebsn unb if
= i@ tpdrs bislei6t aud'-isbts er Ieiis
binsu: "nidt 10 oidIeibis setuoroen!"
Seu1ten 9lueeS betrat er isin 3immel
unD baS erite, mas ct sur Sano rahm
mar bic Brieftaide nit ben BIunen uni
benz 8iloe, Die sr nit Wsbmutb &c
traHtste.
Sn ben MnbIid nerIunfen faste er q
fi9 fe!blt: ,9lei1t niht bod 6as Wten
f4snIeben einsm funtno9en 6sipebe DO,
rerl6iebsnfarbigen Sdesu, bic tpuneerba
| iidb frsuasH, umI9lineen, reriuirren, LbIsl
| unb tpisper finoen2 60 iit sine bOber
Sanb, tpeI6e bic it4 eeltaItsnbsn WlnIte
etntpebt. 9ier bHeb Elm iDI4ss uaaasss
ffibrt
aBer fbnnte faseHy ivs eseR ~ iuasur
bic Sdben bic suiammenseb6rten, al
sinanber sesanssn tparen 2 Der g8ebs
| ftubI arbsitet fort, sr fsnnt feinen Stil
itano. Wtan6er ssriiIsns Sa6sn bIsib
am Bobsn liesen J"
Sa, bel Der Ra6i4au auf bas 2ebsn Il
isItea bas Reni4enbers suFriepen. 81
mare ss beHer ssipsien," msint oss Stsrb
It4sn GinfaIt. IrOltenb nabt ibm be
8Iau6s uno fIiiitsrt ibm su: y2an' boo
ben Iieben 9ott nur tpaIten !"
| 5robmItbis aIIo our4 bic 8piensdrtel
uno SeIsssfIitite beS 2ebsus bel Gonnen
i6sin unb Sturmesna9t treitsr sstpan
bert 6ur@ - Did uno Dunn Sell
oenn, tpsiPs ni4t su anbern iftl...
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
Der RunnsnthufiaH.

SSn benz S4anfenIter elmer srpbeu
2cnSitprei ftebt cine gia1biIsnRg ber
aucca aus GbpfoIaoe ssTertigt. Gin
Stulteriunes Der beS @egss fDn,utt, ers
BIidt BE 5igttr, bfsibt staen AAgenbIiH
iteben, bsIinnt it@ unp gsbt barauf fur,
enti1IoiIen in ben 2aben binein
ySutsn Tas aann id ben Wseitss
ipDa NAL 3u iprs9en.friessn z"
,Sa ID bin csr Wiseitsr, nat bajt
Du'n.?"
,lI9, isbn Sc, Oieeitsr, id bin'n armst
Wailenfinb un n,Orjen is mein S.burtSs
bag IN fsen gtenidb f6enft mir mat un sa
bdtt' i'd ne i4eene 8itte an Sbnen."
,,yia, tpenu Ds MID unbei1eieen biIt,
Ssnn tpsrr i'd NAL isbn. Bat is ssnn
nug"
,,9Id Nesiter," fast Der Sunss unb
sudt ii& ani4einenb sans oeriddmt auf
bic 6Ibs, ,IaaBsn Sc mir bod be 2ucea
NAL ne baIbs StunSs abfnutI&sn, iS
Bin iO'n irObsr 8ersbrer bon iis!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13

Na1 Der TafsI sos i'd mid in Sas title
Gau6aimmsr suriid, buIlts mid in bic
@plfsn elmer Bod uno sadts in sismIi4
tribieIissr Stimmuns lber Sas sbsn
@sI1sbene uns 9eb6rte mad.
Nsin, bisIss Msib tpar ni9t sIenb. Sn
ibr mar isbss 9sfubI ert6btst, psrltanb
iie bod iosar, NIT BEN eissnsn nnsIld
~ fptettiren
Ober irrte ib mid bod I? Satts lie
RpmDbie NIT m,r selpieIt um mid iibsr
ibren tpabrsn Ssslen;uitanb iu taui9en z
gs lit mid ni1t LANCER an neinsm
gIass. SD mari bic @isarrs fort unb
fsbrts ,ur GeieIi@aft suriid, um fis su
iu&sn. - girsenOs cine Spur bon i5r,
sa sneIi1, tpie ih ben baIbSunfIsn @in,
tsrsarten bstrste, isbe idb tie, bon elmer
breitbIattsrissn Wuia bsidattst, maIerii1
in sinsm SensI Iisssn. sic III ni9t
aQ.in gtsbsn ibrsr SauItsr lsbnt li9
pertraulib Saul 2....., Der sefir1tste
8ous; bas GaunsssiiGt siGt an ibrsm
DIRE, fIultsrt u ibr Isiie, sinsrinsIiHs
Worte 3u.
lns iies Sic Ia4sIt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
Mtae Gnttdufduns.

3after (sin GrinfssIo ertpartenh) !:
,Sest bab' idb Sbnen ale Wletfirhroigz
teiten unisres berubnten 9omes ses
seist !" Srem6e.r: SD Sanfe Sbs
nen bersIi@ fur Sbre 6sfalisfeit .........
uno erIanbe mir susIei6, Sic itm sins
fleine llntsritisuns su riu1en 7"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
u 11nnbthiae Sur DIT.

Tpuriit: ,QEarum itsbt bsnn oa
Dbsn aitf Der Iafel Boriidt? SIT bas
Ierrain pieleitt fumpfis z" = Srau:
oDees tupbI net aber / slaub', rpriB's
Sabr is an Der Stea'. Gintr bonn BIit sss
f4lae'n tpcrsen !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
nnmR6BIid Z .@abrbeit.

y9eut' 1T mir 'ipas paHirt; basil mtg
in'meinem gan5en 2eben, nod ME palIirt
unD paiiirt mir aud nin,mer, 10 lang id,
Iebe !" Stun, tpas 6enn 2" - $50
bin bsuts so Sabr' alt sstpprben !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
Dptif&e Gauf6una.

,Spat in Der Na9t nod ;ipei Stunb'
nett 3 9aus seb'n, is net isSen isi'
Sa6'!" SO bat iia Der GirsIbausr aud
bsnft Der freusfioeI mar auf Der 2irhs
tpeib' in nnteri4larmerins. Gum @Iiid
bat er an 3ne5t fsnnt; Der bat slei'
s'i0et: r6ireL ma bIeibIt BEL mir, mel
Dett is boppeli@panniS, neil Der Obera
ine1t no. Bel mir lisst aber Bis Der r.
niecerIest, is er 70 iternbas'I BOD, pab er
mig mebr merit" Gang 70 mar absr bes5
net; oenn tanm iparsn bic 3tpei i'm Bett,
tomnt aud i&o' ssr Dbertnetst unb Iegt
ii6 aud nispa. Gar net lang bau-
sst's, 10 fanSt CT an I: ,Du, Sansl, L
moan grab, in bem Bett berlin fan
led . SiiB' !"-, ,Warum net gar" Iagt
Der, ,Ou biIb'it Dir bait 'ras Elm IN
Dsi'm Rauid!" - vllnb es is bp' 10,
spie i Dir Jag IL bab's 'sabIt!" -
yDu BAIT b64tens Dsins Jab' ooppelt
'sablt!" faet Der NnSsre. Wit BEN sibt
Il aber ha Dbsrfne1t net s'friscen, Ipns
bern itsht auf, aanb't 2idt an, ;isbt .
Dedbett meg unS f1nuSt nad. SO .
WtaI batter Re6t. sa 5ansI, es fan trirfIp
bios ntssF uns lsst nd bstubist niss
Der nisosr.
Cine GneIdnberin Bat Bel Der
fransDiiiden @esieruns bic Gensbmisuns
sur Grbauung eines benz Dubbhas
Oisnit ssweibtsn TsmpsIs In
paris na@seiudt. Sis beabIhtist
in temlelben cine 8rcnassS Statue oss III.
nifdsn Oottes IN sr0bsTsm NaBitabs auf.
juftslIsn, unb bic pforten hss nsuen Gots
testauies ben Nnbdnssrn bieIsr WeIisirn
oosr bench bic - ~ mtrhen nhnI9sH
nett W 6ffnsn. Der Bubbtismns ijt
ilbriSsns teins ean1 tequsms Mslieiou.
% III bies aud n,@t bas erIts Dial,
ndb Gin foI3es Mntrae an Bic Nesierung
bsrantyitt. Wdhsen6 bsr 9Iusfsanna ers
bat fi4 Elm Haidb, Der fi4 IN y5asis
bimmIil& amafrts, absY bod ni&t rt4t
obns ltins Dolls @cttespsrsbrunG fextis
tpsrbsn trnnts, bsi Der franDSfil I'm ~
eiernno bic nebmieuno )us 0nf Je06
ltine1 II eilem &ej{ss ult6stsol 3e +
tAts)ol - ~ y tlast llsiatx IN y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13
AeitbiIb.

Serr: Sra, NirsI, mann ipsrbet Sbr
benn beiratbea 2" W III 81 !, vMana
mir baIt . nptbtpsnbise Gs!O bsiiaHsu1
boben!" Serr: limb tpis pieI 1T
bas 2" = MirsI: loo Wiarf - 70
bel foIt't bic l0o1seit !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-13

MMS bsr SnitrntttonS tM n De.
l1ntsroffisisr: sBas II cine
8eitbabn 2"
asffut: Sin ssbedtes Raum,
ber,. 49," ii
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Gaaje Summer 963.
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Greenwood.


The farmers say the corn crop is going to
be an entire failure.
Quite number Of the young people are
talking of attending the camp meeting at
Union next Sabbath all expect q nice
time.
Miss Rose Stadon of this place left last
Monday week for the purpose of teach
ing school at Waller.
Silas Albertson has been home for few
weeks with the rheumatism but he is get
ting better and will soon be able to work.
A number of the people attended the
G. a. II. at Orangeville on Saturday night.
They report having nice time.
Rev. Graham from Espy held meeting
in VIM. Robbins grove during Saturday
evening, Sunday and Sunday evening Of
last week. On account of his having q
very bad headache he was assisted by Rev.
Messenger on Sunkay evening. Quite a
large crowd was present.
MIR. Elijah Lemon who has been work.
ing in Hazleton for several weeks has been
home a few days but expects to return
again to his work.
A picnic will be held at Pine Grove neal
the school house, on Saturday afternoon
and festival in the evening. Prepara.
tions are being made with the expectation
of q large crowd.
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PERSONAL.
Robert Cathcart is seriously i'll.

Robert Cathcart is seriously i'll.
J. II. Harmau still continues in condi-
tion that causes some alarm to his friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dresher of Still
water were in town on Tuesday.
Mrs, II. @. Neal and Miss Mary Clark are
visiting in Towanda
Mrs. James Brugler, and two children,
of Missouri are visiting at j. j. Brower's.
Mrs. Peter Brugler was the recipient of q
handsome silver tea-set on the return of her
husband and daughter from the west.
Dr. J. X. Robins of Catawissa, was in
town on Tuesday, having been called here
to visit some patients.
Clarence Keller and w. L. Edgar, both
typos of Scranton were in town on We'd
nesday visiting friends.
+. p. Billmeyer, Esq, has larger fam
lily, by two, than he had a week ago. Both
girls.
Col. A. d. Seeley, Major Hanley, A. G..
Kimberly, julius Hoft, w. T. Snyder, and
several others of Berwick came down to
Bloomsbury on a little steamer on the ca
nal to get the election returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Elwell started on a
western trip on Wednesday. They will
visit relatives in Wisconsin, and will be alb
sent about a month.
]. G. Fitzpatrick is assisting IN the man.
agement of the Exchange Hotel, during Mr..
Tubbs' illness. The latter is not improv-
ing much.
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The Harvest Homo Reunion of the 81.
James Zion, Orangcvillc, and IIidlay con-
grcgations will be held in the grove at
Orangcville on next Thursday, August 81.
The object is to celebrate the harvest and
the fifteenth anniversary Of the present
pastorate. An interesting programme has
been prepared for the occasion. The fol.
lowing ministers will be present Revs.
Goodrich, Nickel, Kohlcr, Strunk, Dech.
ant, Land and Houtz. The services will
commence at 10 o'clock, a. IN. The open.
ing sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
w. Goodrich. All are cordially invited To
attend and participate in the anticipated
good time. 1t is strictly forbidden to Tic
horses to any tree except large pine trees.
No confectionery stand will be allowed on
the grounds at that time. The dinner will
be in the form of basket picnic.
Let each one deal fair,
And prepare more than his share;
That none who are there
Shall go away in despair. A. II.
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weIliversvilIe.


II Mr.. lIawkeye OF Centre will be so
kind as to tell what part of Mount Pleasant
he would like TO hear from, no doubt there
would be some one to respond.
No Sunday School on Sunday on account
Of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Of Williamsport, Is
visiting his brother Mr. Harry Graham and
wife.
Rev. Chilcoat expects to hold a Centen-
nial Tabernacle meeting in the grove by
Mr.. Thomas McHenries. lie will pitch the
tent Thursday. August 14th, and continue
the meeting over Sunday. The invitation
is given to all to attend the services Sun
day morning and to bring their dinner and
remain for the afternoon and evening cx
ercises. A good time Is expected.
Our township Sunday School Conven-
tion will be held the 30th Of August in the
Millertown Church at Candy, we would
like to have II held in the church at this
place. but we should not be selfish for II
was here last year. ANON.
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The Third Term.
EDITORS COLUMBIAN

EDITORS COLUMBIAN
Fate is written over the third term. Let
all politicians and oflice-seekers beware,
and take warning from this oft-repeated
rebuke. Whenever any official has served
his tenure with credit to himself, and salts
faction to the people whom they delighted
to honor-then let him willingly step to
one side and leave the field for another,
not more worthy or deserving, perhaps,
but according to party custom and rule,
and good will to all concerned. No one
man has ever captured the sovereign will
of the people of any free and enlightened
country, or any part of it however small,
and never will. Hence all ambitious men
can save themselves the humiliating ex-
perience of being finally rejected, and
thrust to one side by the people or party
whom they are led to regard as the SER
wants, and not the masters, of the situa-
alton. Let them not be mistaken of this
one fact, viz a person, however influen-
tial, or however many friends, little i'm
prudence now and then, and little over
done exertion in cause not well taken
nor approved by the masses, soon renders
himself obnoxious, and sooner or later dis.
covers that patience with the people ceas-
eth to be virtue Y.
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Niagara Falls and watkins.

The excursion to Niagara Falls and Wat
kins Glen on the 10th inst promises to be a
grand success. The rates offered are ex-
tremely low, only $7G5 for railroad fare
from Bloom Ferry. Tickets good for ten
days and the small sum of $685. for all
expenses of n three days trip, including
railroad fare, hotel bill at Watkins and ad-
mission to the Glen hotel bill at Niagara
Falls, admission to all places of interest
and carriage hire, with the privilege of re-
duced rates for parties desiring to remain
at Watkins or Niagara Falls for a longer
time. The accommodations for the cxcur-
sion will be ample and of first class order.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's ell
egant Eastlake coaches will be furnished
for the excursion, to be run through to
Niagara Falls and return. Remember the
train leaves Bloom Ferry 9.05 n. M, Tues
day, August 10th. For tickets and all in
formation apply to W. G. Mckinney, tick
ct agent, Bloomsbury.