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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hon. II. r. FRAZIER, Of Michigan. viii speak at
South Berwick, Thursday afternoon. sept. 9th.
Rocklapd, Saturday afternoon, Sept. sth.
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Anen,J Is. or unknown,house
and lot No Is Bridge 81. n. $lo0 90 $l ~ Is
Berry, Phebe, ! house lot.
No. 40, t1orauce street. $500 ~ .o7
Braan, Mrs Lena, house ana
lot, stone street, oooo II IS 30
Clark, Mrs. A. C., house and
acre OF land of N,ai, 10000 los
Campbell Rufus, 10 acres land,
"ud Mills, meadow, $500 l2s
Cooper, - F. ab ,ut IL acres
ofIand, Mud Mills meadow, 1000 i4S
lou acres of laud, Mud Wills,
formerly occupied by ".
Cooper, 5000 VkA
Day, t. H., 40 acres of land
hear iiailoweil line Of ".
Dudley, " j. W.. as acres of wv" Wv
hand srd range of Jas. H.
Dugias-, nco. W, of Goar
lot, about 50 acres. west of
Mud Mills road Of Allen
Lambert, 1000 Saa
Doyle. Margr,tt, north half
OF hand near sidney line. Of
Emers"n, Orrin, or unknown,
house and land west side of
Mud Mills road, 9th range, 1900 90
Gardiner, b. r., acres lues
dow land, east of Mud
Mills road, 5000 20
Greenlief, Granville. about II
acres of land, nth range,
east OF river, 1000 1n
House, bnrn aud ~ acres OF
land formerly }. Randall
Haowe l. Lorenzo and Dan.
lei and Lenard otudley, 70
acres OF land lot 80, 6tn
range. adjoining Togus
Pond, 1000 los
Haw-, Marietta. l2 acres Of
and. part of lot liz. Ith
range, east of river, 5000 IFS
Hewett, Mellen, or unknown,
IL acres of land Of Nathan.
lei Perkins, near sidney
Haw. Cethro and Chadwick,
% acres of land, south OF
road leading 10 Windsor,
from Nc Fariands Corner, 5000 lla
Littleie d, Mary A, LIT No.
O, Martin land. Patterson
LongfelIow. a. T., IS rods of ~ ~
land, next Hallos ell line, 1000 1a
Miller, John r., house and
lot on Hsilowell road, 10000 3a5 a
Redl0n, Emery -, house lot
cor. OF Florance street and
Western Avenue, 5000 so IA
Robinson, stephen, lot Of
land Of James KEN, 5000 lM
So acres land Of }. II. skates 1000 3p
shaw, Joseph, house, barn
and land, formerly to
Harvey NJ. Leighton, ilOOOo ls7a
Smith, Orren, 10 acres of land
3rd range, of ID. II. Young, 10000 los
Stone, Mrs. Lutha house and
lot, Bangor sire, (, home.
stead of the late Charles
Booker, %oOn ,o
Townsend, Octave NJ, or un.
known, acres land Of
Howard Dearborn, 5000 %
Wherl.r, Henry NJ. house lot
Sewall street, of es ate Of
Mrs. q. 4. Herrick 1880 3.6 40
ira.k, Charles, 81 acres land,
9th range, lOOO0 los
lincoln. Alphonzo, barn and
about acres Of land on
Weeks Wills road, 1000 1@
Wilson, Otis d., ~ acres Of
land ON Coombs' Mil road, 10SD 90 aO7A
GUY TURNER, Treasurer OF the
Augusta sept ., 1888. City Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hon LHwIs F. McCoMAs OF Maryland and Hon.
HERBgRr ". HEATH will address the citizens of
China at a ma $ m.eiing to be held Weeks Mills,
Friday afternoon, Sept. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06
HoS. W. II. CAlkiSs Of Indiana. will speak a,

HoN. 8. l.. MILLiKES will speak as follows
swsnvillr, Thursday evening. sept. 6.
Searsport. Friday evening, sept. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06
kEHNEBEC.
HInsInG.

One day last week Francis Spaulding was
working for Alden Bassett getting in hay
and was thrown from the load by the team
starting. He had a very narrow escape, but
the doctor found no bones broken and he is
around feeling quite week.-Mrs.. Ruth De-
lano was buried yesterday. Her husband
died May l2.-The schools in town began
Monday-Miss May Taylor has gone to Bos-
ton to spend the winter.-About fifty of the
citizens of Wiaslow went to the celebration
at Skowhegan last night. Forty of them
were in uniform,
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Hon. n. ". MoRrLA>p will speak rs follows
Shapleigh, Thursday evening. Sept 6.
south WATERFORD. Friday evening, Sept 7,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

A handsome complexion is one of the
greatest charms woman can possess. Poz-
zonis Complexion powder gives it.
sept4d&w
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SAGADAH

hlCfm0nd.
Our correspondent writes: Rev. w. L.
Brown of Clinton, East Maine Conference.
preached in the tabernacle this morning.
taking his text from the third chapter of
Proverbs, 18th verse-'And in all the wavs
acknowledge him, ETC." Rev. w. f. Holmes
delivered the afternoon sermon frvm the 32i
verse of the 18th chapter of John. These
sermons have been well attended and were
particularly interesting. The evening SER
vice was conducted by Rev. W. II. Barker
of North Augusta, whose sermon vas en-
joyed by all. At the close of the afternoon
sermon a memorial service was held in honor
of the memory of the late Mrs. Eunice
Brann, who died here last spring. The altar
was draped in mourning and was nearly GOV.
cred with flowers. Remarks were made by
Rev. w. s. Jones, DIR. 1. Salmon and Rev.
ID. B. Randall. together With very appropri-
ate music. The services were very impress
sive and the relatives and friends of the de-
ceased have the whole sympathy of all on
the grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hon. 0. G. HALL OF " aterville will speak as fol
lows
Riverside, Thursday. evening. Sept. Q.
Rome, Friday afternoon, Sept.7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hoy LEWIS +. McCoaAs will speak as follows
Gray, Thur sday, sept 9.
Damariscotta, Satur ,av afternoon, Sept. s.
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Hon. l.. T. CARLTON will speak IS follows:
Chelsea. Thursday. evening, sept. q.
Benton, saturday evening, sept. $.
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L. T. CHARLESTON and W. r. HAYNES will speak a,
Union Hall. Chelsea, Thursday evening, Sept. O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Mr.. THEopoRE BENARp OF Biddeford. will speak
rs follows
Brunswick. Friday evening, Sept. nh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06
10 Carpenters and Builders,

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
EASTERN BRANCH n. n. ID. ". s.
ToGus Ne, Aug 70. 1883.
Proposals for the erection of wooden Office build
Ing. 10 be built on the grounds of the Eastern
bfsnch. n. II. d. V. ~, will be received until II
O'Clock Ma Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 1857, at which time
the bids Ill be opened. plans and specifications
can be examined ut the Governors office, and
after tuesday the 18th inst. The Home reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
II. A. COBAUGH. Treasurer.
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Cot. ANsoN 3. WOOD OF New York. VII spcak
Ms follows
Andover, Thursday evening. Sept. o.
Locks Mills, Friday evening. sept. :.
Norway. Saturday evening. sept. $.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Gen JonN l.. SWIFT. of Massachusetts will speak
At
Machias, Thursday, Sept. 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hon 3. J. WALTON and HoS. STANLEY PLUM
AER will speak at Fairfield Genre, Wednesday
evening. ept. 8, AZ = O'Clock.
Brighton, Thursday ming. Sept. Q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06
FOR GOVERNOR,
EDWIN c. BURLEIGH.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
For PREsIDEsrIAL ELgcToEs
For Electors at Large.
HORACE II. SHAW Of Portland.
SAMUEL u. CAMPBELL Of CherryheId.
Fgra Di.erict-NARK y. WENTWORTH
Second Disfysct--T. X. sIMONTON.
Third Disfrict-AL BEkT ". CU5HMAS.
Fourth Distrtct-LAhBEkT SANDS.
Fo. gEPRksEzTATIvE TO CoxoERss.
FIRST District-THONAS Is. REED.
seoond Uistrict-NEL,ON DINbLEY, Jr.
Third Dissricf-sETH l.. MILLIkES.
Fourth Dixtrict-CLIAkLEs A. BOuTELLE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hon. SIDNEY PERuAM. will speak as follows:
hwanyillr, Thursds, evening, sept. q.
Monroe, fri,iRN evening, sep :.
Brooks, saturday eve, lug, sept.S.
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APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
GEN LucIus FAfecHLD. Ex-Governor of Wis
sonsin, will speak as follows:
Saco, Thursday, sept o.
A. n. SPEAR, Will speak IA foilows:
Dunp's Corner. rnur-day, orpt 8.
Windsor Corner, frid ~, sept. 7.
West Gardiner, saturday. sept 3.
Hos- gro. NANCY. Of tennessee. will speak as
follows:
winthrop, Thursday, sept $. evening
Oakland, Fri ay. sept. z, evening.
Augusta, saturday evening, sept. i.
HOY. J. +. DoLLryEg of Iowa, win speak as fol-
saoo, Thursday evening. Septembero
Calais, saturday, September =.
Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE, Hon. II. T.. FRAZIER Of
Michigan. aud Gr n. ADAM f.. klso of Mary land,
will speak as foows
South Berwick. rhur-day afternoon. Sept. 8.
kockland, saturday afternoon, sept.s.
Hos. ID. G. HARRIMAN of New York, will speak
as follows:
winierport Thursday evening, Sept. 8.
Bearsport, Friday evening, sept. T.
b. lfast saturday evening, sept 8.
Fresport, Wednesday, evening Aug. 10Th.
Hos. W. W. THOMAS will speak as follows
Washburs, Thursday, sept. U
Blaine, Friday, sept. 2.
Hon j. X. G. PrrKis of Louisiana. will speak as
follows:
Oti.htld sparrs Corner, Thur.day evening, sept.o.
sehago Lake, Saturday sep T.
Hon JAMES q. BLAINE and Hon. LEWIS y.
McCoMAs member of Congress from Maryland
will speak nj Damaiiscotta. saturday afternoon,
bspt, 18th.
Hon. s. W. MATTHEWS will speak az follows
Carmel. Thursday afternuon, sept. ..
Cot. CLARK L. CARR of Illinois. will speak as
follows
ii b.in, Thursday evening, Sept.6
SAccRrappa. =, iday evening, sept. T.
Belfast. saturday evening, sept =,
Hos. NELSON DISoLEY, JR will speak as fol
lows
bethel. Thursday evening. Sept 9TH.
Harrington, Friday sy, ming, sep 7.
Norway, saturday evening, oept.o
non. W. {. rLUMMER, of Dakota, will speak as
follows
wurrport, Thursday evening, Sept.6.
Monroe. Friday evening sept. I,
Brooks, saturday evening, sept. T.
Hon. W T.. HErnuRS of Iowa, viii speak as
fofiows:
Cherryneld. Friday evening. Sept :,
Machias, .urday evening. sept. 5.
Hon. {, II. GRosvESoR viii speak as follows;
Gray. Thursday afternoon, oept.o.
Frc"port, Frida, evening, sep. :.
Belfast, saturday evening, sept =.
Hon. HENRY CABOT LoDGE will speak rs fol
lows
Bruu,wick, Thursday evening. Sept
Hon. A. W. TEsSEy OF New York. will speak as
follows
bath, Saturday evening Sept =.
Camden, Friday evening. sept. 7.
Hon. ROBERT +. KENNEDY OF Ohio. will speak rs
follows
Corinth. Thursday afternoon. Sept. o.
Exeter, Friday af ernnon, sept 2.
Dexter, saturday evening, sept
Hon. SIDNEY PERuAM. will speak a. follows:
hwanyillr, Thursday evening, sept. Q.
Monroe, tri,is, evening, sep. :.
Brooks, saturday eve. lug. sept s.
Cot. ANsoS s. WOOD of New York. will speak
Ms follows;
Andover, Thursday evening. Sept. 9.
Locks Mills, Friday evening. sept. =.
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Fort Fairfield, Wednesday evening, Sept. 5th.
Caribou, Thursday ev, ming, ~ Ut 9th
Presque Isle, Friday niag,sept. 9TH
Houlton. Saturday evening, sept. sth.
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LINCOLN.
Cedar Grf re =.

Cedar Gree:
The new houses and store are being paint
ed, the work being done under charge of
MIR. Gibbs of Massachusetts party from
Randolph consisting of Mrs. Joseph Bailey
Mrs. Stephen Meady, Mrs. Henry Moulton
and son, Mrs. Frank Meady, Mrs. James
Cate and daughter, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gideon Barker last week.-The
beautiful century plant belonging to Mrs.
Carpenter blossomed Sunday, and its hand
some petals well repaid her for all her care
in watching it and caring for it.
Alma.
Peaslee brothers are doing lots of thresh-
ing with their machine. Jones has
the addition to his mill nearly finished
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. A. Simpson, with Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Baker, attended the fair at
Bangor last week, Mr.. S. has now gone to
Canada to purchase more horses-Mr. A.
b. Erskine and family and Mrs. Able
Aver and daughter arrived home from Cap
ital Island Saturday evening. Baptist
Association meets with the Alma and New
castle church this week Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept 5 and 6.
Whitfield.
The people of this community were great
ly shocked and panied on Thursday last to
learn of the sudden death of Ansel Turner
of North Whitefeld. lie was highly es-
teemed by all and was an active member of
the Erskine post, which will hold memorial
services at the G. A. K. hall on Sunday at 2
o'clock 2, NJ, Sept l6, He was buried
from his home on Saturday lsst.-The high
schools at Kings Mills and Turner'S Corner
are in successful operation, the latter in the
G. A. h. building. As pupils being in attend
ance under the care of Mr.. Cook of Colby
University, and lady assistant; the former
under the tuition of Mr.. Bowden of Wash
ington, Me.-Mr. Albert Kemp of Boston is
the guest of Mr.. Samuel Kennedy this week
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HoN. ROBERT +. KENNEDY of Ohio, viii, speak
follows;
Corinth. Thursday afternoon, Sept o,
Exeter, Friday af ernnnn. sept. 7.
Dexter, saturday evening, sept.s.
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HON. Fl. j. MURRAY will speak as follows.
Hope Corner, Thurs az evening. sept. o.
vinai Haven. Friday evening, Sept.
Warren, Saturday evening, Sept. 3.
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Brisso, THURSDAY evening. Sept Ell.
wf.ca1-efs, Fffiay evening, Sept nh
Boothbay. saturday evening, sept. sth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Pennsylvania Correspondent of American
Fishery Union and National Fishery As
ISOLATION.
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Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE, HoS. II. Z. FRAZIER Of
Michigan. aud Gr ADAM f.. kIso of Mary land,
will speak Ms follows
South Berwick. rhur-day afternoon. Sept. 6.
kockland, saturday afternoon, sept.s.
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.. u
Swsnvill-, Thursday evening. sept. 6.
Searsport Friday evening, sept. :.
Hon. W. II, CALSiSs Of Indiana, will speak as
Fort Fairfield "Wednesday evening Sept. sth.
Caribou. Thursday eve ming, - Ut 9th.
Presque Isle, Friday eveniag sept 9TH
Houton, saturday evening, sept sth,
HoN. WV. 7. FRYE will speak as follows
Waldoboro Thursday eveI lug. sept. 9th.
Lewiston, Ssturda, evening, sept. 18th.
HoS. A. G LsBRokk " III speak as follows
Shirley, Thursday evening, sept. &,
WulimAntic, Friday evening, sept. 9Th.
Monson, saturday evening, sept.s.
Gen. JonN l.. SWIFT, Of Massachusetts, will speak
Machiss, Thursday, Sept 6.
Hon GEO. NJ DEWEY. of Michigan will speak at
Cherryfed, Friday. Sept :,
East Maehiss. "a ,urday. sept. $.
Chelsea, Thursday, evening sept, q.
Benton, Saturday evening, Sept.s.
HON soLoN CHASE will speak as follows:
Caribou, Thursday evening, sept. 9.
Presque Isle, Friday evening. ), PIT.
Hon, u. " MoRrLA>p viii speak rs follows:
Shaplegh, Thursday evening. sept q.
south WATERFORD. Friday evening, Sept. 2,
Hon LxwIs f. McCoN,s OF Maryland and Hon.
Herbert ". HEATH will address the citizens Of
China at ma m-eting TO be held Weeks Mills,
Friday afternoon, Sept. :.
Hon LEWIS +. MCCoaAs will speak as follows:
Gray, Thursday, sept. 6.
Damarscotta, Satur 'av afternoon, sept. T.
Hon. o. G. HALL OF " ateryille will speak as fol-
lows;
Riverside, Thursday. evening. Sept Q.
Rome, Friday afternoon, Sept. 2.
l.. T. CARLEroS and W. T. HAYNES Will speak at
Union Hall, Chelsea, Thursday evening, Sept. o.
Hon 2. j. WALTON and Hon. STANLEY PLUM.
MER will speak at Fairfield Genre. W >dnesday
evening. ept 8, AT O'Clock.
Brighton, Thursday evening. Sept. Q.
HON. II. j. MURRAY will speak as follows:
Hope Corner, Thurs az evening. Sept.o
vinal Haven, Friday evening, Sept. 2.
Warren, Saturday evening Sept. 9.
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Hon gro. NANCY, Of Tennessee, will speak as
follows
Winthrop, Thursday. Sept. 8, evening.
Oakland, Fri ay, sept. 7, evening.
Augusta, saturday evening, sept. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-06

Hoy. J. b. PEAKS and Hon. W. E. PARSONS
p AZ ~ fOf oUs
1'arkman, Friday evening, Sept. 7fh.
-angerviie Saturday evening, Sept. 9Th
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four attention is called to the wonderful Sue
cess that the
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GEN Locus FAfRcHILD. Ex-Governor of Wis
sonsin, will speak as f0llows:
Saco, Thursday, sept. q.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
SPORTING.
The Diamond-MAy ss.

The DiamoBd-Mzy ee.
 At Chicago - Chicago 2. Philsdel- phia
 A, Pittsburg-PIttsburg 3, Washing ton 6.
 Al Detroit-Detroit 4, New York 6
 At IndiAnspolis-IndIsDapOlis ?, Bos- ton f
 At Cleveland-Clevelsnd f, Crncin- nAti 6.
 At Balhmore-St. Lotus 4, Baltimore , At Philadelphis-AihletIcs 6, Louis vile !.
 At New York-BroOklyn 9. Kansst City4.
 LOUISVILLE, May 22 Weather good track fast and attendance fair.
 For all ages, one mile-PersImmonf won, Insolence second, Glenhal third time 1.42.
 For three-year-old fillies, one and one halt miles-Ten Penny won, Los An geles second, Quindors third; time PAP
 For all ages, seven 'urlODgs-Winslov won, Elgin second, Parish thIrd, time L3Ois.
 For two-year-old msliens. five fur lougs-Meta won. Minnie Palmer sec Ond. Allahrene third; time U1.
 For three-yesrs- -Olds and upwards, sil furlongs won, Golightly sec | ond. Full Sail third; time ll7ls.
 DENVER, May 22-Fitteen hundret people went ou, to Old Jewell park thi afternoon to witness the second day races ot the Overland Park Club. les terdsy's rain had put the track ID splen did condition and the racing vas mucl better than on Saturday.
 The first race WAS for 2JO class fol $500. Entered: Sciats, Long Time, Day light, Forest, Wilkes. Volunteer Chic and Bunyn. Sciolo won first thre' heats; time 34is. 222ll, 232li, Bun yRn second, Wilkes third.
 Second race, 230 class, purse $500, II which Jasper. Jolly Dick, Ned, Riddle Loretto, Little Joe and Henry Clay CD tered. Little Joe won three straigh heats; time 23l. 23i. 2Sl, with Jolll Dick second.
 The last race was free for all, purs sI.OOO. Entered: Allen. Roy. sam B Lester. Csrl, Elmwood and Chief. Elm wood won, Aller Roy second; time 22s 22s1i, 22s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
Globe Notes.
(snver BeltJ


 The examination of Moses WertmAn on the charge of murderIng Nj. Wahlep begun on Tuesday before Justice Job Atkins. after she examination of the ;hree or four witnesses for the prosecution, was adjourned until Monday BeXt. to allow the defendant lIme tO produce his witnesses. Mrs Moses Wertman, now in custody upon charge of being accessory to the mur. der of Wahlen, vill be Arraigned on the same day.
 Tn, private school of Mrs. J. C.. Oz. dee, SO successfully conducted closed yesterday, She had previously taught sLe public school for two terms to the credit of herself and rapid advancement ot pupils. She IS admirably adapted sE B scho.Gstic instructress, and has the will and the energy to fully discharge that Hrduous duiy, and II IS to the in- terest of our public school that she be re-employei and given that moral sup port by trustees and parents As will Ten der her work effective.
 Childreu's day was appropriately cele- brRted in the Methodist Church last Sunday, ID the evening the exercises were very pleasing and attentively list ened to by ia:ge congregation. The programme comprised a number of songs and recitatIons excellently we'll render ed by the Sunday school children, short addresses by Rev. F. ". Downs, Super iniendent Harrison Jewell. and pleRsin 2 vocal selections by the cAoIr. The sl- tar and chancel were decorated with tiowRre and Dreeepted "A handsome np- pearRnce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26
THE LESSONS OF "unsER FRITZ
 CASE.

The greatest doctors in Europe don't seem to know what ails "Unser Fritz. !" mus are the Garfield and Grant episodes repeated, and public confidence in expert" medical knowledge is again shaken. am
 The effect is a revulsion.
 Since the fatal days of 1883. many of the doctrines of the schOolmen concern- ing extensive medication have been abandoned, and all schools of practice are more and more relying upon old- fashioned simple root and herb ureuara- [ uons ana careful nursing,-the only re-
 lances known to our ancestors.
 These methods and reliances are illus- trated to-day in a series of old-fashioDed roots and herbs preparations recently gwen 10 the world by the well-known propnetors oi Warmers safe cure-pre- Parations made from formulaa possessed by many Of our oldest families. and rescured for popular use, and issued under the happy designation oi Warmers Log Cabin Remedies.
 My son." exclaimed a venerable woman to the writer when be was a boy.
 my son, your weller and pale and weak hko lookln', your needin' good shak- ing up with some sas'paril'."
 Aug Of spring sarsaparilla was just as necessary m the winter supplies" of fifty years ago as was a barrel of pork. and a famous medical authority saws that the very general prevalence of the use oi such preparation as Log Cabin Sarsapariila explains the rugged health of our ancestors.
 While Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla IS an excellent remedy for all seasons of the year, 1t is particularly valuable in the spring, when the system is full of sluggish blood and requires q natural constitutional tonic and invigOrator to resist colds and pneumonia. and the effects of & long winter Philo NJ. Parsons, clerk of the City Hotel of Hartford, Conn, was prostraied with a cold which, he says, seemed to settle through my body. I neglected it and the result was my blood became impov- erished and poisoned. indicated by inhamed eyes. l was treated but my eyes grew worse. l was obliged to wear a shade over them. feared that I would be obliged to give up work.
 Under the operation of Warmers Log Cabin SarSaparilla and Liver Pill S" he says, "The sore and infamed eyes dis appeared. My blood, l know, s in a healthier condition, than it has been for years. 1 have a much better appetite. l shall take several more bottles for safety's sake. Warmers Log Cabin is great blood purifier and l most heartily recommend it"
 \ few bottles Uf Warmers Log CaLin l Sarsaparilla used in the family now will l save many week Oi sickness and many l a dollar of bills. Use no other. This is l the oldest, most thoroughly tested, and | the best, is put up in the largest sarsa- | parilla bottle on the market, containing l l20 doses. There is no other preparation | of similar name that can equal It. The | name Of is manufacturers is Q guarantee l Ui its superior worth.
 While the great doctors wrang,e over | the techrioalities of an advanced medical 1 science that can not cure disease, such | simple preparations yearly snatch mil l lions from untimely graves.