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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

tt. -.s -t.-.fke ttas.a.
MtriF Rtrrn-, Mich, July 1.-s. r. Crea-
singer. formerly OF Maple Rapids and a
To0ilbe millionaire. has encountered bus
mess troubles a. los Angeles. Calio rnm.
"A oear weighing ! 50 pounds was si.ief
in tae township ot Lafayette, Gralot coun-
ts few days ago
Il drunken woman on the streets of Maple
Rapids vas one ~ the attractions ceiebra-
u0n DAY
Ihe sH.o- of The Maple Rapids DI4set
is in hot wa-er on aCCouat of aViie iuslnua-
Hnu ctst ar the o. 4. r. boys his seven
eF-nine sheet. rae oId soldiers used 20
cure slra fellows ip che army 1y tossing
laeu In blanket
The grafton 1eirered by Mai0r Durham
a, Maple Rapids July 3. vas very tine pro
llcHor
>evsra rie,es ef wheat were rat iu the
vicinity oi Maple Esr.ds on saturday lass.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

GOOD MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL CAN
" learn something 20 his interest by calling on
:. < X. a. the Clarendon Hotel between the
hours Of and a. m, and toS p. m. p
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
W board in private family viii furnish two
rooms, must be centrally located, best reference
given. Address X care of Carrier No. I. GO
A. CASTER & co. So Monroe and 93 Ottawa
y SITS has opened Lahor Agency Having a
great many men and women wishing employ
ment in various capacities n crchants and farm
erS viii do well 30 give us their orders ~ we
guarantee satisfaction 10 all parties We ask the
citizens Of Grand kaVes and vicinity % give uy
share OF their pstronago No charges for Sc
curing male help. Telephone E9 -
IVANTED--g0 ONERCOATS 1e0 PAIR OF
W pants So suits. aud all other cast of cloth
ing and boots and shoes, ! can buy highest cash
prlce. Cheap John l3 East Budge-st., and lss
Canal-st Telephone sA n
WANTED-TO ENCaANGE FOR GOOD
W road horSp and TOP buggy Tenant us-
chine. doVel machines. lshaT-r double head
horeing machine puileys, shehing. etc, etc. }.
r HoraAn lF9 M0nroe-st
DARTTHs WHO VISIT RFEpS LAKE AND
i wish % secure good boats can fud ,hem az
klis landing near ]. Fairs place.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A FlRsT-CLAss
W sign aud carriage painter. No objection %
going out of town. Address Painter 6ts : lonia-
81, Grand Rapids, Mich.
WANTED WORK By An ABLEBODIED
W American quick al figures and willing TO be-
useful Address John Hair, 4s2 lonia-st 20
NANTED-A SITUATION As BAND OR
W scroll sawyer in factory, or can do any kind
OF work IN furniture factory. Has had SIX years
experience. Can give a good recommend. Ad-
dress A B., care this Office u9
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEIP sAATED-aALE
W. s-yAi.Si SisiiEs-s HGsr cLAss


fiAAEED-A t.D0D sTRCN6 eIkL INAELl-
" 4ttls Iqf seneral Al-lse sark. ApI.k 81 eal
Lef ,ei-.n iiisl -lll tlal sls Ars 8. a tuau
st1l.
WAATED 10 20 TnE WORK FuE IHktt
" persons e. llts4 etui Irllll f-us oslali XIII
tl-a -a 81 So ytzrs ga asl haFe l.se scar :
rutetfu Mas & lg ltf Reek Ha.l,s lss
every cor eulelee Anlrlss Fs rtlaI As & 81.
DunisN. - = s-a' .ia > ilar1 C4sasp D.
llAAIEu GOOD aIBL fUk GENEkAL
W house welk ApI4g ID ulqe io Mrs. ~ b..
trelsh. ~ Lyu4-,-
WANTED HEALTHY WnDIE AaKb
W isdl lur lQ,.sef usllas iaa.iIl "a llIe1.
in4ulre - ierfersf1u aNe
u AAItD-lkN GOOD llNlAt- l.ts3A llkl~
" al puee. hIsltst vases pail and -l.ld
4uuJels AIF-faiis 1llsl a. Gt4t tlss Al.d ,s1aI-
iooas- AIE<y al Qlile O. lastqL b sal9es .i'ler-
lnieuleni hs mall Ll Holland ug t1ltI loll b.
Malalaaa llfA
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

NOR kENf-fACTOkl IL MiLISg THE
L very convenient brick building anxlU0 feet
uye stOrles high. with sixty hOrse power waller
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe. Lose and uOzzles iu
each room, cleN ator, steam heating pipes. shaft
lng, pulleys betting etc, also addition contain
lng ouice, pow crItu steam engine, boiler coal
room aud dry room, store ToOm, etc In4uire of
Butterw0rth and Lowe A.
NOR KENT-DEslRABIE BOARDING-HOT SE
Il and rooms 20 rent % responsible Iarties in
Millers Block Wet brldgest. Apply % Mn.
Miller. 80 West BTidge-st a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

O'Donovan Rossa has broken out again.
it would be- a very proper thing 20 put him
ia place where &c would be impossible for
him ro hreaS out (ilagr. Nar.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
BO4RDING

DOARDING-TwO NICELY FURNISHED
ID front rooms Tor rent with or without board one
is a large room on ground hOOr with bay window.
Terms very reasonable 10 the right party. Call al
Us North lonia ST. fifth house, north of pOstoifce
IN
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Train No. 81 has Through Coacf daly orocrs
sunday, FOR Grand Rsrids Holland Grand
Haven Ausker0n and lentuaier. Also q hreugh
Coach leaves The shove points via a W nj ~
esrh DAY, except sunday. arriving iu Taiedo on
Train No 81 at t.it D. no
At trains daily eXccp sunday
II IL MfTcHrlI- ~ NcBpeH
Asst ceu Pass AGENT tfuI fass scalt =
y. Z. MATHEW. No-shwoeteru trt Nuster- n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07


LAX EEssz4AE Eers ssiftel ~ Lord
f.Ascls p -. aA8 tls tteory 6luB1
many ardent l.i.llr=rs. AloLg then vas
Iasafll. bosselLE Eho hsz always
held -o fl4t uss Dir DosszlLK now
nazes 3 l..st allaclolls clalm of literary
discovery be- relation % ths matter. aud
zl soan publish his researches. Mr.
DlsszLLE s4ss ls vil prove beyond al
4.l5suan ar doubt tost the WORKS Il
5aszza-FEAas ere really tie works II
BA.os. even tg tile decided asseEtIOa o.
b4.os tLAt - vas tha author and the
aekll y led cement by SHAEEsP sAAE that
tll- F4a lrl-. 5asl . claim by q nan
having aa established literary reputation
isL III tla- possessed By I6sATICs DOS-
azlLl cannot f-.l o. excite profound
selalo4 l- tls literary world There
have 8aeu osAk zslEARIAs clplers before
tLis aud sysfeus " esOteuc philosophy
ll,oll-d rrQm SHAKssPEARE plays and
tAclss ackn0s .edged works, bar Mr..
IossELLT discovery d. matter Ot
very different sort. IL does not rect upon
any Obscure sci.sms or forced consfrue-
ton uor en-hu slas-Ic sxaggeratlon Of the
sixuiieauce % a few coincldeuces. IL Is
concrete, comprehensive and complete,
aUd II the coming disclosure confirms Mr.
DoSSELLYs statements II is most con
elusive. A cipher which the unvary ing
application O' q simple ksy works out of
the plays d long aud continuous story
could not by any possibility be the result
0t an accident, nor could it DO the pro-
dnet ot q skllltai imposture. \ man OF
tie Literary attalnments of IGNArIUs
DoSSELLY would 10. bs 50 foolish as to
throw away a haFi-sarned reputation on
any foolish thsory simply ior the sake OF
IA shorl-lgsd ara OF n0torlety, and become
ridiculous for the remainder OF his hfe.
Mr. DoNNELLY stands on 10 middle
ground; a. states positively that hs has
discovered the key that will prove conclu-
slyely that BACON was the real author OF
the SHAKEsPEARIAN works, and those
who know him and his character will re-
spsct his statements and await with no
little eagerness for his forthcoming dis
closure. In the meantime the public
may e. az partial account of his dis
covery IN last months Nineteenth Cen
turn. III Shich extracts from letters Mr..
DoNSELLY has written ON the subject
prove Of highly sensational interest. When
the story that Bacon must have written, by
cipher through the plays Is unfolded, as
Mr. DoNNELLY claims 1t viii De, 1t viii
prove the most startling literary produc-
ton known tins century. Nobody who
remembers reading Of BACoN's secret
intrigues Ia the latter part OF the reign Of
ELIzABErH can doubt this. Let us hope
that Mr.. DOSNELLY's statements will be
confirmed.
General BUTLER wrote to the Tam
many sachems that JOHN KELLY was
zone Of the ablest and wisest statesmen
and politicians that he ever know" The
Generals characteristic modesty no
doubt prevented his saying that he never
knew but one wiser statesman than KRI-
LY.
The indications as 20 the success of the
Tories IN the English elections given IN
yesterday S dispatches are more than con.
hrrned by those OF this morning. The
defeat Of the ministerial candidates may
now be looked uron as certainty. The
outcome OK this result will be- awaited
With grave interest.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Sealcd bids win hc received hy tho County
CLERK ~ Muskeeon county ION behalf of the RnHf
ing committee up 20 O'Clock a. TO-. Thursfiar
July sth. ls~f for The crcf o uf fseo additions Il
the present Couu House building. the same io De-
CONSTRUCTED g. Yauits for the county Offices
Zach addition in lic aiyl0 q walls Co D. s q on
. u footing of dimeuilon stoue. aud each to
nave division wal n on q n fe8fIug all o.
be ac'or1inc io plans and specifications % BE-
seen in the Office of The County Clerk in fhc CITY
of Mussegen.
The contractor 90 furnish sil maierlal AL bids
% - marked on the outside Bids for nuEdiur
The committee reserve The right D. reject sny
or p il bids
ON behalf of committee
July = J. 7 RYAN. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Straws seen in these parts nowadays sim
ply indicate which way the drinkables 90.
-rfIeaea VII rad
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

All oiler daily eEecpt sunday
Sleeping carr run on Pacific and Atlantic er
pIess iralus 81 aul ftim Lclrau
fafl1r caf rgu Ou Nay tXnfrss AID Grand Ran.
i1s Express g. auc fral lfiniit
lnrctt connections made si Detroit wiil al
through iralus fls over AZ g. H. r. canada
southern liVll0uI
CHAs D. Noksis. General Aet- ss Monroest
j. =. HANKINs. Ticket AFt. ulan Depot
q. M. MTSsoN. Iuien Ikt Olioe tg MourossI
O. " kUGof.Es. g. p. a ]. A.. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Death loves shining marx. and az this
this time Of year he generally shoots With
"a toy pistol -Ihutdaufi Press.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Give due credit 20 the sex. The male
mosquito never bites. the blood letting is
ALI ioue oy The lady mosquitoes lhio1go
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

al Hound.

fbnlly, SUNDAYS exec 1icl @Iaily
Passengers taxing tae t.1l q. m Erprsss maze
close connection a. uNoss0 for lansing ard al
Detr1ii for Ncw AorE arriving there az l3.st o. M
fhe following morning
Night Espres tas local Sleeping Car RON he
truiI ~ Grand Rapids
Tbs j. tAe only llle running lfn 'tet TsTfoss
leaving here 90 t.AI 2. ula WIN Sleeping faf u
Detroit making difeff crunpcf i0ut flF ai. riairts
Easi arriving al New lurk aI Do b m. flC follow
ing a. eulng. Trains Nt tei al ln sa J. D wlI msfe
ulrcC connection Win palace steamer CITY %
Milwaukee Joy al points west
Through ucEcts scclrci ai l a o. A oraof<
sweets Hotel fiocF. and ~ the depot
y. fof1Ek CITY PAS Agent
GFo. B. REEvE 7rsalC NGnastF. Chlcsgo
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
LOT III.

5000 ards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
SPRING & COMP PANYS
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT 1.
1900 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from $l.25
to $l.50, for $l.00.


LOT III.
1000 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $l.0O for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

The railway postal clerks ara pretty
clever fellows but attempting to strike
on one ot Juc.s sans jobs Is too hard
sork ,oF such warm weather as this.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

ron kENG-KODHS
IN tNf-kuoAS-Al 40. u SFnlAU-sT
/ arr three f4ulaiiel Ibauls, suitable i1I lslt
Lu-lst Accplug or lu keep a icM huarltFs a 80
furnished room up slairs isr single gentleman y
lAAIED To AEAr -- FhRsONs HAVING
W uruisled rDonls to ieI during canelaNe of iie
tatriarchal Circle 3uiy "a d ana D. NlIl leave
Their adarcss and partcuisrs viii II. J Dlltae
a. Eagle Hotel or j q Putnam az Putnam &
brooks. Is
lok kkNI-kOOM, fOK kkAI-NlIh Oh
4 without board suitable lJr man AID Alfe 0T
Two gentlemen az lss Norll I0uls-sL leIlus Nerg
Reasonable Finn house north of Iostoffce 90
NOR RENT HOT ~E 30 65- 1EFFER~8N-
/ ave, With OF without harm seven rooms
good well and cistern aiso garden q good order
near street railway. apply Oh premises or al Mr.
Creque furniture story. 90
LOk RkNI-FuRNIsliED ROOM To REM
p IurneI - Iso gentlemen pref-rre1 .s
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Where Rll tas Demacratie statesmen
- ,o seek wisdom when SAMUEL j. Tx
DIS slal sleep ytl h.s fathers
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
SPECT1iCJES.

N TBE DOLLAR sPECrACLEs win Fer
ferrfun eissseS fr0r1 loch kefrine srorisuf
NJ are superior to al others. es the lenses sre
ground aud polished with mathematical pre-
Cisi0n. invigOraiing the eyes. aud in many cases
curing VisBsi detects. Avoid using common
speCtacies Circulars free. J. r H0AAN. l5e
Monrpest
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07


Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors aud shades, for
fifty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
from one dollar and one twen-
ty-hye per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

short line aud Through Coaches from ca Ran.
Holland Cd Haven. Muskeeon and peniusief
GOING WEST Central Time. GOING EAST.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

AL ABoA RID
A. Trans r.-l a. eiH t1.e va.sA = Gaia
as~11AIe time
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

There Is no httis circulation as 10
whom the President wall choose 70 sue
c-ed Ar MAySlSG iu the office Of Secrs-
tary ot the Treasury. ltis not surprising
that this Is so. 4. wl nos be al easy
matter 90 hnd a man io take MASNISG's
place aul dll 10.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
200 YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice of the entire
stock for Sl.35 per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

The indications as 20 the success Of the
Tories 10 the English elections given In
yesterday S dispatches are more than con-
hrrned by those OF this morning. The
defeat Of the ministerial candidates may
now be looked upon as a certainty. The
outcome OF this result viii be awaited
With grave interest.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

LVA kENI-~MAlI HOUSE. CONVENIENT
L 'i9r iamiig ul ioai onlg ave Dinlles ga. Is
ffuia plstor1et- aeil o..g slH ler muufl Aa-
ufs,s A & tane ftii-l ram -iferald
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Al 1Alls 1a-.f sAftf. r-l.iass-
tl-ln llaa l'aI .lf t4T Cat ilul ll.lsaIl
4r 3D. lIell aaf -ttl l1-l4 lsI fl1 tNlsll.tau
aai d. Il4il ell-It.ir si ha.4laaz.ls Ga aall.s
tIs-A Jask So. lass aI all allt.1.an fliuis ~.
asa, /, 81 lit iHE 81 il pm
lllOt-l l.sEsls lil1 i.ll lD asfIlaaa1 oaa -
A1l lt ca-lUs alaf- a..l. .IIsl o. k,ll aEeuI 81
delet lr eeo. ~ a..I.s.fil lisu Iil4el Aael.l a
A.llaQe sIfeeL a. a. laraNlll
uel4tIsi i2ssc' '1tl sll Il.krI feul
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Thomas CAET. Of Fishkill Hook, y. Y
sa.s ls has Il asu turkey which lays one
sxg every day except sunday. aud on
sunday she lays two eggs. TINS viii
strike tho aysr-gs reader, perhaps, as
somsthruy gsry unusual. II "a not So,
however; ws run across liars every day.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

General BUTLER wrote to the Tam
many sachems that JOHN KELLY was
zone Of the ablest and wisest statesmen
and politicians that he ever know" The
Generals characteristic modesty no
doubt prevented bis saying that he never
knew but one wiser statesman than KRL-
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

SENATOR FAycz ls stealing thunder from
Governor HlLL Governor HrL hints
AZ his contempt FOR the Presidents lean
ag toward cs7i service reform by re-
marking II ana 3 Democrat that CLEvE-
LAND "ueala ~ell." AMI that be HrLLI
doesn't bslevs ia "5sn.imsnt" about fill
az Che Offices bat the senator, while
Pc. ike tilLL, speaks pstrouizingiy Of
,Ls Presidents high purposes" openly
ana vo.-u.y coodsm1s "what is called
civil serues reform. and declares il un-
coasfi.gaoa4i an1 uniemocranc. he
says. -lt ta-rs Is any higher level Tor a
Car.st.ta z-1tIsma1 t0 walk up0a than
one ia eniea hs likes his friends anil pre-
isrs a.s iasuia to his enemies, / don't
vans to zo ap1n it. If ,be spoiis don't
belong ro tle vlctors. io ehom 10 they
belong Tie Senator has put himself
oa a .svs. n.ta Fait h' ynsr tnan that Of
ibs bur.y f-xaa of aWhat-srs- ws-Lsre-
nr tan-. Hs 4kss chs b lndsr t0 be
aad ,araa-la -ls .lt ,ss tbs principal 00-
leef of pfltcal effort. and usvsr FOR an
instant considers taat efficiency Ia pu6hs
sefvlcs ls ~ any account whatever. I'D
saor,. Nr. VASES makes su ass Of lim-
ssf
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

T-E Hzf z7Asts AT GETTYSBURG
tae messing at tle veterans at Gstfys-
barx iauag tae 9ss. Paw days mgst have
ee-u eae al aaoemmon interest to those
" Fao toek part. Ils meeting % so many
ot .lase Tao. ts-a.y- -thrse gsars 40.
,11zhs si,ls og s.ls ia tue greatest battle
which ever look place on tais continent
would af itse.f os eaousl to sr1nse rraa'
enthusiasm ios tas event. bas tast saoa
meeting shoa.d oe 1si3 o8 ere very
-pos shtea vss soc scsue - shat terrific
-,ff.es muss stir ere uierorie g ~ fhoss
men a nothing ai=e cont Tbcsa men
ssV f.e greatest crisis ia tas history 81
tas Juon snl themselves fousa. and
niaaT 20 taem b "a. ln rals strlgz.e .e Talch
.nraei ere tais at rsoaI.ion suI saved fha
Natrn. lle combined oss ~ fae tro
<-ssl srmles vss ass-'y fify taousaa3.
rnt tla o'scEsst ,loni ~ .be rloIe ~s-.
Ta.ca asd msnF a.ses e.ouis. vac dis
rerse,i. IEst oefore tas- tarrhs tr,e
tacnmnas sf rya - ps Tsrs 1a-al
al e' whether Is Fceai 90 ncsah.s to
save sha Ensaas attar .ast tira every
reasonable iosaf rss -smovsk That
fnfrth -f 8niT a isf uas ,ofa asl .
,ne ari ssi osl saI t,r -ts css IL &,
nsnv srsacns sVss ANA - tf tor tse
-ea Frtnfr feuar before - srr-a rs-
a frnsta -searst-f ss .,sf ers rss ri
The Somerset reporter., 1886-08-25
Pulp and Paper.

ON Thursday last Mr.. W. II Parsons.
of New York city. of the great paper
manufacturing firm w. II. Parsons \ Go -.
who have large mills at Ilolyokc. Mass.
visited Skowhcgan with his engineer and
paper mill designer. \. B. Toward, of
lIolvoke. with the view to the purchase of
the Burrill-RobinSon mills ana privilege,
Mr. w. X. Shurtleh of this town met
Mr.. Parsons at Watervllc and they drove
to thi, village in the carly morning and
returned in the afternoon.
An agent of the firm had previously
Looked the privilege over and reported
fayorahly. hence the recent visi; of Mr.
Parsons. Mr. Shurtlch in behalf of the
firm about a month ago secured a bond of
of the property which extends to the
first of Scptcmber
The inspection hy Mr.. Parsons ! very
satisfactory 50 far n the power and the
water front il concerned. The only
trouble with the privilege is the lack of
land room toward Madison street and ii is
\ ouestion whether the nccc Ssary railroad
connection can hr made If these ohsta-
elcs can be snrmomted the prospect of
tho establishment OF large pulp and pa
per mill at an early day.iN good.
There are said to be but three othet
The Somerset reporter., 1886-08-25

Mrs. DR. Haynes Is spending Week
with friends III town
c p. Weston Esq. of Boston i pas NJ
a brief vacation IN SkoWie%ah'
Mis-, Jcanie Townsend of WatcWillc.
is in town, the guest Of Miss Lille NAlte.
Miss l.. r. ingalls, of Wa.ervillc +, the
pucst of Miss r. B. Colby for few daYS.
Mrs. !. H. Philhrick of Boston is it
inr in town among relative. and frir'.l>.
II Ono orrcwi.ton i snrndina Il
two weeks vacation in Skowhegan md
Canaan
Nv. r. T. Dro,y and Eva returned at
The Somerset reporter., 1886-08-25
Skowhcgan Sewerage System.

The plan and specifications of the sew
cragc system for Til, vi laec according to
the survey recently made by Engineer
Danforth, of Gardiner, have been re
ccived at the srcctmrn'> Office.
The system appears quite complicated
To the general observer. with its storm
sewers. it, main sewers. it~ combined
sewers. it, lateral sewers. functions and
connections, IN nholcs, handholc>, flush
tanks, etc.
The plan Of the sewers is elaborate
and the specifications for construction
give instruction TO the minute~t detail in
volvrd in 4 work.
The following are dimensions of some
of the principal combined sewers for
both storm water and sewage and de
signed to be of size sufficient 10 carry of
readily rain fail of one inch per hour:
Madison street from Elm 10 Water. y
inch pipe. from Elm street to High Il
inches Madison street via High Ia VA
ter, 20X30 inch brick; Water Street, from
Madison to railroad crossing H. inch pipe:
from railroad crossing to North Street
24x3G inch brick; from North To Bush
street. l. inch pipe; on Court street =
inch pipe; outlet from junction Of North
and Water streets to bank of river 2iNSb
inch brick. from top of bank to tho river
10 inch iron pipe. The main sewers
III
The Somerset reporter., 1886-08-25
The Truth of an Extraordinary Story
En'ectually Established.
Statements and Affidavits Bearing
Upon One Of the Most Remark
able Gases on Record

Some time last winter there appeared in the columns OF COZ
MERclAI description OF remarkable cure flte'Gd aS @ % 81
highly esteemed citizen Of Upper saltwater The rIi
known remedy by resident of Bangor doug bus
Hammond Up to this time of the popge9s Of
Browns Samria were acquainted with MI severance ol 'I ever
had any communication with hm in any way
Company accompanied by an artist paid visit to Mr. s@T%9 at @
for mbeaon The visitors were received II ho-Iae
by Mr. Severance and his wife both Of whom expressed Their dr
merits a remedy which had proven itself their own home
effected in this e We're printed in the CoERcAI Saturday
naturally attracted widespread attention and remark The clc
Selves to believe in the correctness Of the
physicians had examined MI Severance and pronounced his case
ncuable hesitate denounce the publication mlschood
and to demwiho% having ena%s h.a a, es { M
With view to placing the facts in the case beyond dispute ana to
uS s S Comnany and Collector Davis drove ont few
ays @ m M peasan residence of Mr. Severance and heard from
his lips and those of his wife and son the story Of his years of sui
His story taken down from his lips and sworn to before ME- '
WIS, appears below as o M sm", M " m1r citizens Of rn
per Saltwater declaring their knowledge OF his siekS and cure and
Powerful as is story scveranccs remarkable told
with he suffering The gratitude with which
he referred to the sovereign remedy t" which" under Coo" he attribute"
Not one of the party as they gas" the hand {" tine k4h o
listened to story as truthful as was extraordinary, united
the most cordial wishes that health might ohS lra WIN num-
subject such general gratitude
The following are the aftayits and statements
of
About fourteen years ago '"mor came in m> Sr ct %@ ~ M
My whole system disorder
had of
atone Of the hearty h
In the 1883 the tlmer crown 20
W'l-he should
at easls tx to
rapidly acute The cas-
uon
ueele in work
bed land 10
operoton Tho risk the
sAsHr%ni& H'S a Fa "' hope pc
left ' @y na my
feel ihani ana
To
eni o the hay
nj
hoteo BpN\ SNlN-
Personally appeared
tnh of signed Before
ignei)
Ken Severance regarding his sick
49, CSionrp
Noise
and made oath TO the
the estateme by her Before
lSf~neD D. +. q
July
the saltwater Town of o1ta"n Me-
his
se
he other sute
Postmaster GEORGE L. WEBSTER with iachPr
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The Somerset reporter., 1886-08-25

tLe ,,no.,. 80, -,
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~, :. h'i''a7 fairIfoihrr Of Worer-
w. '"'s2'"a7 Inc quest Of Charles Fair
''o'''ei anu i"nilly On Monday last
y :. " III. y. bIas'len and daughter of
~" '9''a. formerly Of Skowirsan are
at '''aila Pond Vermont, on a visit
D. l.. Smith Of Dorchester. Mass. arriv.
ed Saturday night To pass hi, vacation
among friends IN this vieiniiy7Ts =
Mrs. Dr. Tonrger and son Of the Wv
England Conservatory, Boston. are The
guests of june, Fellows and 'amip.
Mr.. t,co Sn,nn.ou drn., .l.rl. ...,. -
W. Gushing. left Yesterday morning for
his vacation 10 b. PASSED in New sharon
and Wilton.
Co W r r,.ns na,I, tu.f... 49,.
10 this yillso, ,n.t,rl,, H.. +. ...Ii
date for Cougrr,, on two ticIet. lint
don't propose To NEGLECT bu.jnr.. an ,Lat
account.
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c,Il from u pra,.a ~ - p i,.I','','
A.. ,,,I A.. na'...' - ''''''''
week, nj Norridocxnck thoi,, for,,o,.
home.
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