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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-17

0TAYX q
1854, on execution daSS1
a D isss' is. S % ~
Somerset, At the tern o.
on the third Tuoadsy " seld
wit: On the third day q TO
favor Of William philhGt In
The County q somsss 81 u =
,hlrf !. four DALAI. ~ SsssS 9ndred
damage and eleven du1l6ll NV A' a,. OF
cost OF suit, and YIN BE- sold q public su 1.s
hogan, TO the highest bidder on the fon,, ROW
Of june A. ID. 1888. at 10 O'Clock in the fr,, uay
the following described real estate mi ',ii,,h
right title and interest which the said an aae
{ Tobey has In and to the -afne or hal "a, Tvs
18th day of o 'tober, A. d. 1887, at n'rlai,19e
mi nutes IN the forenoon. the Time wien 10 70
same was attached on the originsl WIN N , ,le
same suit TO vii A certain lot of land N Skaw
hegan, aforesaid with buildings thefran a',
=ounded as follows: Commencing on NJ.
back road leading from Skowhegan 10 Nm
| Fairfield, thence Westerly on The rasd
leading to the Bigelow school House. =, railsI
to land occupied by George Morril. iGe"u,
N0rtherly ON SAID Morrllls east line Ia land
of heirs of Mary Cobnrn, thence Easirriy mn
sud C0hurn's south 1ine TO the first named
road, thence easterly on line OF land uf Wes
ton Brainard. formerly owned by Peter Kim
ball to land of Mrs. Marston thence >outIrr
/ " on Mrs. Muston's West line and West lima
VI JtA cit : lHnu 10 n Stake md
stones, thence Westerly ON said Jeweti', nott
hue TO the first mentioned road, thence down
said road 10 place of beginning.
Also all the right title and II terest which tie
said Amos C. Tobey has or had When thr saine
WAS attached on the orik ina writ AS uhnye
suited, in and to onr undivided half OF auothsr
lot or parcel Of land situa ed in Fairfield som.
erset County, aud bounded rs follows To VII
Commencing Oh the east side on the bank I,
Martin Stream ON the North line of land deed
ed To Henry ". Spaulding and Henry Pollard
June 2lst \. D. .sd6 by Nath1 Atwood, theuet
casterly by said Pollard and Npauldings nmit
) line. ana the nuiih line of said Nath'l Atwood,
land two hundred rods to the North West cor
, ner Of hand now or formerly owned by Reubel
! Heath, thence Sorth Westerly by the old im
, of la d formerly owned by Symphus Bodh.
] and Nath1 Bailey and others, and land oWnu
June 2lst, A ID. ls66 by Isaac CHASE 10 til
! Martin stream one hundred rods. theme
southerly up said Martin Stream Ia the iii,
mentioned bounds containing sixty arlp
/ more or less.
= Dated at skowhegan, this the Both day
= April A. d. ISIS.
: ZENAs VAUGHAN. snEtirT
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No other business in the world calls
into use so wide range of science as
does that of farming; but the farmer
cannot possibly work out for himself all
OF the details OF science, and attend to the
business OF raising crops. Shall he not
avail himself of the fact that have been
discovered by others, which will he of
use to him in his business?
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maintaining the protective tariff system
since the value of farm lands increases
enormously as manu- facturiDg industries
grow up in their vicinity. 1t is far better
to Sc farm produce in the home market
than to let John Bull make the price OF
our wheat, beef, butter and cheese.
There is no market in the world so good
as the trade of these United States The
price of farm goods does not depend on
the rate of duty, but ON the great law Of
supply and demand Increase the manu-
featuring industries of this country and
you increase the home demand for goods
The farmers Of this country would have
"A sorry showing for their labor if the
manufacturing industries of the country
were paralyzcd by a free trade policy
1mcric0R CuittratOr.
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Cheap Woolens

S'f""h DF bcftcF rfbt &c bScItOO CNs
Now please allow me to introduce
you to MRS. THOMAS LOMBARD and
sister MISS NEVADA BURNS, who
will be pleased to wait on and show
you the following, together with a
great variety OF other necessary
articles needed in every well reg
ulated family.
Pioneer Cloakings, Dirigo Mills
Cloakings, Burlington Dress Goods,
Fine Wool Checks, Henriettas and
Serges in all the new Spring shades,
Black Silks and Beiges.
Lawns, Batistes, Seersuckers,
Greylocks, Scotch Ginghams, Sat
ines, Turkey Red Prints. Windsor
Blue Prints, Challies, Outings, etc.
Ladies' Skirts white or colored,
Plain and Embroidered Jerseys,
Braid and Bead Sets for Dresses.
Ruchings, Plain and Fancy Col
lars and Cuffs, Corsets, Gloves, Hos
iery, Gauzes and Balbliggan I'm
derwear for Ladies and Gents.
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The quality of Northern farm help is
detcriorating. In nothing is this seen
more clearly than in the management of
teams Every hired man wants to work
with the team, most of them because
they think this part of the work is the
easiest The team has to suffer, poorly
cared for at all times and liable to severe
beating whenever the driver is provoked
high-spiritcd horse is soon ruined by
snch treatment, and this fact is causing
great increase in the number of mules
now kept by Northern farmers. The
mules has long been considered necessary
at the South, where the farm labor has
been much less intelligent than it is here.
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Diversified farming means fields of
grain, meadows and pasture; kitchen
garden and orchard; lawn with trees
and flowers; breeding mares and mich
cows; sheep, swine and poultry. Live
STOCK Is the ground work, and will hold
the soil fertile. Get that which is sup
error IN all the departments. From the
best is where the profit comes in.
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CHAMBER SET, PARLOR SET,
CHAIR OR RANGE.
or anything else in the matter of
House Furnishings !

that was damaged by the railroad,
we have replaced it with another
piece, and taken our chances to get
the breakage from the road. These
are items worthy of your close con
Slderation, and especially at this
time of year, be wise and order dur
ing this month,
.dna S0pe .y0upSelpes Tie Flej9hi
/'0m To1Ilana 10 Jour- depot,
no maIierWhere IL is L0cuIea
in the ,SiuieS If .NoiUe,
.1eW Hampshire .e
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Terms, $40 TO Insure

George W, sired by Locomotive and he ly
Gen Knox His first dam Was FLYING Squirrel sired
by the Colcord Horse. His dam was raised bv Luke
Hilton and WA out of a Knox mare by n Drew horse
Ihr sire of the tolcord Horse the Morrow Horse
and he by the Wiihrrell Horse. The dam of FLYING
squirrel was known as the Morrison mare, a noted
roadster She was out of an English maze and sired
by crosby's Messenger, he by Molrills Messenger.
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Are yon disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain Of cutting teeth If SO, send at once and
get bottle OF Mns. MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYRuP FOR CHILDREN TEErHiSG. Its value is
incalculable. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer
is no mistake about it. 1t cures dissentery and
diarrhoca, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie softens the gums, reduces in
hammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mus. WfNsLoows SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHfLDRES's TEETH is pleasant to the
taste and is the prescription of one Of the oldest
and best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all druggists
hroughoutthe world. Price BIC. a bottle. [3i]
Too many kinds of croquettes are about in
these days and some of them are very sus-
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sheriff sale

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET IS.
Taken this fourth day of May, A. d. 1893. ON
execution Gated 2sth day of April. A. D. 1859,
ssued on judgement rendered by the Supreme
Judicial Court. for the County OF Somerset, at
the term thereof begun and holden at Skowhe-
gan within and for said county of Somerset. on
the third Tuesday of December, A. d. 1888
said judgement bearing date the eighteenth
dav of january, A. ID. 1884 in favor of John
Burns of Concord IN said County, against W.
NJ. f. Brown OF said Skowhegan for one hun
dred and twenty-une dollars and sixty-seyeIl
cents damage, aud twenty -one dollars and
siNty-two cents cost OF suit, said judgment
having been heretofore, to wit, IN September
A. d. 1884, satis fled in part only, to wit: to the
amount of tweuty-lve dollars said execution
being made payable to W. W. Hamblett Adj
ministrator OF said John Burns, who deceased
since til" rendition of said judgement and will
he sold at public auction on the premises IN
sad Sk0whegan, to the highest bidder, on the
9th day of June A. y 1888 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, the following described real estate
and all the right title and interest which the
said W. NJ l.. Brown has in and to the same to
wit certain lot or parcel of land, with the
thereon, situated on the West side
of Madison Street; in SkOwhegnn Village in
said County OF Somerset and bounded a. fol-
lows, to wit On the North by the Cemetery
and by Land of L. ii. Webb: on the East by sad
Madison Street; on the South by land Of f. f.
Fairbrother and on the West by land OF Robin
sou Brother
Dated AT Skowhegan the 4th day of May
ID. 1888.
ZENAS VAUGHAN.
3wl9 Sheriff of Somerset County
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.h,ns W our Loartod civilization"
look at tho llr: Of women who DE IN ENID
birth and why IL ~ SIMPLY because thei
rna,crual organs hAvo been 70 weakened by
the most terrible Il diseases that they cannot
withstand the FEARFUL, SUDDEN strain that Is
brought 70 bear upon them How many "omon
.,Cabe monthly sgouies ? Aud yet nature
never intended that pain or inconvenience
should attend the operation OF her hatut"!
laws The solemn and terrible fact IS, Ha'
nan and women drag along, die, and are
bur1ad and their friends aud the doctors say
heart disease. apoploxy, pneumonia sonBGs-
ton. commissions, when the cause Ia! '4f
b.cf of all these things. The truth Is thal
weakened Kidneys are the cause Of most oi "ui
troubles. Tho great question, therefore Is
iHs- shall ! preserve my hdncye' or II u' s
e...d. how can they DO restored' ! have seer
Numbers Of c.scs and learned from unqnea
tion,hls sourc-. Of many others, where th'
nrsp,r,iion. Hunts Remedy, has been Amos
f,m,rtable IN it's results use II freely anon.
ryn.t,nu. md shall continue 10 40 90
ia. vonlerfrl and invaluable remedy
tn. romarss Of the learned doctor snou j,
h. c.,.tillv considered, and acted upon %! al
-ho dssiro long life, and frec dom rom pan
And The danger Of sudden death.
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Better than a Hero,

"What coward that Major Smith is" said Jone
to Robinson, 'why. the very sight OF CUR. powder
would make him Ill, How did he ever manage to
become officer in the army"' Don't say any
thing against Smith" answered Robinson. The ono,
saved my life" Saved your life Nonsense, i'm
possible, Whit do you mean"i | mean that
in the first stages of consumptinn | was loos-
ing strength and vitality every day with the terrible
disease, when Smith advised 10 take Dir. Percc's
Golden Medical Discovery had tried all kinds oi
medicines without success and my physician had.
giycn.mc no hope, yet here am, well ever
a man WAS, and owe my life II Smith, and to the
wondrul remedy he recommended.
Just now is the time when apples are not in
the least satisfactory to people who are fond Of
them
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The Full-Blooded clyiesdale Stallion
II ACK *

Stands Is hands high and weighs $1,000 lbs
Imported from France by the Montreal Associ-
citation for the improvement of draft horses,
will make the season of 1888 at the stable OF
Asa Strickland III Brighton Me.
The stock of this reliable stallion may be
seen all along the Kennebcc river, as he has
made the past few seasons at Scion and Bing-
ham. where he convinced all breeders of his
superiority as II sure producer of fine family
and draft horses, all good size, fine color aud
good action.
TERMS, TO warrant $1,000; Single Service,
$500.
All mares at risk OF owser. Mares disposed
of considered with foal, and the owner of the
horse AT tune OF service Will be holden for ser.
vice fees.
ALBERT MURRAY, Owner.
ASA STRICKLAND, Manager.
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10000 DOLLARS

will order what GOODS they re-
quire for this SPRING, from us
this month, and please order as
early as possible. And to those
who intend buying
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Terms--To Warrant $1,000, Season $500.
KNOX STALLION
GEORGE :"

This horse was registered at two years Of age
as JNO, but is now known as above. He will
stand at Maynard House Stables Scion, Maine
all the time the present season except FRIDAYS
and Saturdays, when re will be at the Skowhc-
gan House Stables, Skowhcgan, Maine This
horse is now to well known TO call for an ex-
tended notice. lie is a beautiful blood bay
with white strip in head stands 10 hands . "a
hands high and weighs 1919 pounds With
very little handling he has shown fine trottin.
gait. His action is perfect and his style unsur-
passed. His get is his best recommendation.
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CONuMpTIoN CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula ot Il simple vegetable remedy ipr
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption
Btonohetis, Catarth. Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure
tor Nervous Debility aud all Neavous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty To MAKE
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuatod by
this motive and desire to relieve human suffering
| will send Tree OF Charge 10 all who desire it, Thu
recipe, in German, French or English, with ul
directions for preparing and using. Sent by mai
by addressing with stsmp, naming this paper
w. y. NoiEs, lao Povry's Bioek, Rochester, " 4
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TERMS, $1,000 TO WARRANT.

PEpiGRER.-Robert s., was bred bv Robert Suthcr.
land, ut StImmerside Stock Farm p. T. Sired by
inc reebrated tYdesdae stallion Barrster.
Dam of Robert 4 was by the Pickering Horse 2nd
dam was an English imported mare
Ban ister," Ciydeslaic horse, bav, foalpd March
zOth, 1879, bred by the late Edward Pease Esp
Greeneroft Darlington got by Emperor" era Dam
Bounce by Honest Tom n5oJ Barristcr was
shown four times In 1880 and gained the following
prizes, viz: First, at the Shropshire aud West Mid
,ahd Agricultural Socirty: Seconf at the Bath and
West OF England Meeting Mt Worcester lin this in
stance he beat Lord Ecsmote's Colt that was first at
Londonl at the Great Yorkshire Society's Meeting
AT Barnesle" he WAS placed Third aud was highly
commended at the Royal Agricultural Society o
England ut Carlisle.
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a soup made Of dried oyster plant 10 enumer.
ssed on the remarkable bill Of fare o. West ,rn
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health. lie thought he
was well. lie had felt
strange pains shooting
through rs body, hut as
they did not remain, lie
forgot them. His head
PANIED linn periodically,
lie was somewhat palcr
than common and unac-
countahly tired, but he
felt comparatively we'll
and vigorous. And yet.
he suddenly died It's =
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)r anything else in the matter of
House furnishings

AouSo I uIulSuluSS
kindly come and see us at once. or
If you can not come, please write us
tor catalogues and descriptions of
these goods, and we will do our
very best to please you in every
way. Remember we carry COM.
PLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
There is scarcely a thing that you
require for your homes that we do
not keep, and we sell the same and
shall continue to sell for cash, or a
quarter cash, and the balance by
the week or month. This notice
applies TO ALL OUR STORES.
and we have written to each of our
MANAGERS to this effect, conse.
quently there will be no more
freight prepaid from our Bangor
Store, Rockland Store, Auburn
Store, Bar HarbOr Store, Bidde.
ford Store, nor from the Head.
quarters at Portland, after the 3lst
day of May, 1888.
Kindly get your orders in before
June LIST, if you wish to save this
freight.
Respectfully, the Public's Ob't
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ION y and reliabIe Medicines are The 7 ct
WV to depend upon. Ackers Blood FL
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities ofthe Blood Ineyery form of Scrof.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
h Il. Pattcn. Druggist.
Spanish maekerel is finer here, according to
an English writer, than even in the heart Of
Snaiu "
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CLYDESDALE STALLION,
ROB ERT -

viii stand this season for the use of few
good mares, as follows: Monday, at Lancey
House Stable, Pittsheld, Tuesday, at Skowhe-
gan House Stables, Wednesday, at Madison
Bridge. Thursday at Athens, Friday and Sat
'lrday at Maynard House Stables, Scion. Rob
Grt ). is five years old the coming June, is of a
deep bay color stands Is hands high, and weighs
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A Young Girls Grief

at seeing her charms OF Lace and torn departing and
her health impcrilIcd by functional cguaritics,
at her critical period of life was turned 10 joy and
gratitude alter a htcf treatment with DR.. Pierce's
fayortc Prescription. 1t purified and enriched
her blood gave healthy ACTIVITY to the kidneys
stomach, bowels and other organs, aud her return
medicine Tor women sold by druggists HHfey a
boSiiige guarantee from ,he manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in cYory case. money will
be refunded This guarantee has been printed on
the bottle-wrappcr, and faithfully carried out for
many years.
Away with pies buildings and all such heavy
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A SCIENTISTS wARNlEc.

Extracts From Remnrk"hie iec'ur"
Delivered by Dr. X. T.. Hammond DC
fore the National Scientists
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WE vo090N R RIag5 A Eii1i,
Is warranted, is because it is tho best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
r. I. Pattcn, Druggist.
A salad Of water cress is good and palatable,
and likewise beneficial, for breakfast Just at this
inc.
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The Flls-BIsd CYdeSdilG Stallion.
Frank gaGris1eE

Beautiful dapplo bay, foaled June 9th. 1883,
bred by John Mckinley, North River, 7; l., l.,
stands IG hands, one inch high and weighs l5oo
lbs. All smooth and sound and of the best DIS
position
prizr taking { Is dcsdne stallion, BArristcr, Who
weighed 1000, and was bred by the late Edward
Pease, Esq Greeucroft, Darlington, got by
"Fmprror'' EN- Dam Bounce" by Honest
Tom" ninS "Bnrrister' shown four
lines IN 1881 and gained the following Prizes,
VIZ, FIRST nj the shropshire and West MID
land Agricultural society, Second at the Bath
and West OF Meeting at Worcester In this ln-
stance he beat Lord ElesmOre's colt that was
first At Londun.l at the Great Yorkshire Socl-
ety's Meeting nj Barusley he was placed Third
cultura society OF England at Carl.le.
Isl dam Clydcstlale mare, sired by an I'm
ported Clyde-dae stallion, and is one of the
most noted prlze takers on the Island
Frank Barrister is not a trOtter but draft
horse Of splendid physique, and his get are
suchas should commend him 10 all breeders
who are seeking Tor nrSt class lrait hors es
such As our farmers should first give their at
tention. This horse has stood for service III
Somerset County the past two seasons, ana MS
| owner is now willing to guarantee MN 10 oe
the equal II not the superior OF any draft
horse iu Somerset He stands on his merits,
/ and his stock can he seen and speaks for Itself
| AS sample of what his get are we are able to
| show ten months old colt dropped by mare
| of sos lbs. that now weighs 100 lbs, While Nor
! ridgewuck farmer has II colt after TINS stallion
out of an 100 Id. mare that weighed $50 IDS
|
County, il not such stock as this what you
should look after? As draft horse this stall
| ion convinced all Of his superiority at the SOM
| erset Central Agl society last tall, when he
out pulled all competitors and did II easily.
THIS horse will make the season of 1888. all
the time except Wednesdays and Thursdays,
at my stable. No. 10 Leavitt st, Skowhesan,
and those days at Durrell Brothers stable,
| Madison Bri ige.
TERMS, $1,000 to warrant; 81 90 Single Ser
vice
An mares at risk of owner. Mares disposed
Of considered with foal, also mares bred 10
| this horse only once, aud the owner of the
mare at time OF service will be holden for sci
vice fees.
| NAV 1895 MURRAY & LIBBY.
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FURNITURE,
CARPETS,

etc, lower than could be bought
for elsewhere. There has also been
a great advantage derived by our
prepayment of the freight because
we in every instance G L ARANTEE
the SAFE DELIVERY of the
goods, and if there has ever been a
fight to make with the railroad, we
have done it, or in other words if
you have received a
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Refurl1ishing!!
THEIR HOMES.
Who have Not the Money 10 Pay Down

To anyone of good character who
has steady work we will sell them
all they need in the house furnish
ing line, by paying only one quar-
Ter down and the balance in week
ly or monthly payments. We wish
it distinctly understood that under
this system We own the goods I'M
til fully paid for, and we charge
you just ) per cent above Mt Cash
prices, and no interest if payments
are made promptly as agreed. We
make
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eve are startled constantly by the sudden
a..,h of sonne man who seemed the picture OF
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y You s m@qa s P{sys gssi By 5 Dy
pepsia, use Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. % and 80 cents
Il. 7. Pattef, Druggist.
They say California will ultimately offer finer
raisins than all Europe can produce.
Dependency, Sleeplcssness and General De
bility, yield to the Curative properties in DR.
Allston Blood I QUO and Nerve Invaiorigor.
nuns faith in human nature is often shown
by the way he eats an enree at hotels,
NJ NSoSN'E. elMaTss h rye
soother at haul. ! + the only safe
medicine yet made til, VII remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or Morphtne, but gives tho child natural
ease firm pain. Price % cents. Sold by
Il. T. Patten, Druggist.
When fraw-hat-and- linen dustcr weather
comes in it is saidto be best not to recognize veal
Don't hawk, ana blow. aud pit, but use d,
Sagc's C4ltrrh remedy.
Lamb chops are not so elevated in price as
they were, and, consequently, are far more pal.
atable.
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NnN>> Of the good things of this
NNNNH] life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
X. T. Pattrn, | ruggist
About the most unsatisfactory stuff in the
liquid line at hotels is the manufactured
"crcam."
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70 We shall send our team one
day each week during May and
une) to SO. Norridgewock and to
all other points as the trade de
lnands.
To all citizens of Somerset County
we Offer