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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
SAVED Ills LEG
SCRCFULA
or TIz
bone CURED !!
LrrHoslA. ca. Aarust II. lsz.

LFTHostA. Ca. August II. 1871.
TIE SWIFT SfxcIflc Co. Atlantis. Ca.
t4eUfiemen--t have been afflicted with
liberation of the lcfS ever since was a
child. the difeAse undoubtedly being here
ditarT. Is my mother suffered from scrcful-
ol.s s. ntDfonas. As I advanced 10 manhood
my drrk-tion Increased until the nai4dy
became h&FrassiAg and painful beyond he
power % words To describe. hy right Lex
particularly became fesrfciiy involved, the
irlI lrs scing less painfully airectet Finally.
about fourteen Years tso. TIE ulcers on nly
the bone. IN order 20 save my life the dcc-
tors determined 70 anputste nv leg below
tue knee ine oge ret.en "as sh.es.,l s u.s
performed by Dr. II V u. miller, OF Atlanta.
and Dr. W. +. Bond. or Lishonia Bur the
loss OF my leg gave me only temporary re
lief The psison was stu In my system anc
time after large ulce rs appeared on my LETT
teg. covering it from the knee . the instep.
Frequently while st work ! could be tracked
BY the blood which oozed from the huge
ulcers. and the sores and rottening holes
were 50 offensive that my feuoW-"orknen
could not stand the stencil and would move
Last winter was persuaded to try S. S. s.
A last effort l consented to DO so, and
Specific. s0on bcga 10 feel the good effects
os the MEDICINE, the offensive running began
la grow less and less and nnally ceased. the
solid and @ day, after using twenty one
bottles an as hale and stout man OF my
age as there IS IN Ga orsis- am seyentyone
years old. but feel nov younger anu stronger
than I did when was twenty Eve weigh
about I'D pounds. Nothing Is 20 be seen or
the terrible disease. or 10 remind me OF The
torture 1 suffered for many years, except
the scars of the perfectly healed ulcers.
want the world 70 know OF the almost
miraculous cure Effected on ne by ;. :. >.
And call upon those who wish 70 know the
particulars directly from me To write. and
viii consider II a pleasure as well as duty
20 answer their letters. | refer TO DR.. W. p.
Bond. OF IAthonia. Is 20 toe truth or my
statement. Very gratefully yours.
B DRAKE
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, ALisata. Ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.
Fzru8 Produce from first Hsnd2


Closing s. rdaessay Apru 3.
aap.ess-S. .ta, 90, PER barrel
bullef----ss &c Ter 10
Cneese--.A-e, ISsis4c; New York. ful
tlo1er seed-ss,7s 10 sAoi; Taoihg $40 %
$ u pef sUsuei.
Dried Frais APPLES evsposatsd. 9Dl0c per
pound. quarters las5c pes pound. cnerries, loS
Ice ler pound. peacnes. l09llc per pound
kggs-l ees1. q. .tsl8c.
Frssh Msats- dressed hogs. se.0oft5 p per cwt..
multoa. k70o95t0. veal. s5-ooeS 20. oeei sl...l
Cssin-wheat. white. SOB, red soc s5e Iel
bushel Oats &c Rye, 5oe3oic. Corn, oJe1 PC.
ley. l. 8 - per cwt.
cider loc ser ga
hifes-- Green. s. &C. part cured. 5>sss51sc,
cured. E95i.cs caif skins, u Il pounds, &C;
uekin skins tofe-sc each sheep pelLs, 45cSsSl--o,
Wool beng esiinsted at z5c per pound
Honey. .sI1l5c. strained, l0al2z4-
Hafs--1s ~ per -.
hay-Timothy. sl25ogis-so per ton: clover.
PouiIry-Tlrkeys. dressed. r9l2'<c. Spring
chickens. ipalz =. duc<s. llgl1c; fowls. i1S
T. g. squirrel. i5S1le per psiri rabbits -S9SDc Der
pair.
Potatos.-s5G75c
-srae g. -Joe5 - per ton.
Tailow-- Gsslzcp PER H.
WO0,f-B.Ock sGoge wood. sl-75es2. Is per cord.
ioar f0ot wood. s. ao0tl5.oJ per cord
Coal-ssoo. CRATE. 81.
Limc-0r1nt Rapids. 75c; OHIO. 9oc, Pesoskey.
SO
salt-7sc fm saginaw or Nsnistee.
kerosens- aicn test i931, warer white, IL SC
Gasoline--l-c per sRiion-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Aprii 8.-Nhe4t-Unseliisd. opening uine bet
lsr 1lt saoA FcakeE-d ald 1cclLeQ ,. - On
.Eilz $50 81 1liaa Itlefarc- NO REQ ApiAA,
q = -. Aias. - sss5c. 5l-e ~ s'i ios9ssc-
tull4-A1 aaced &c e-flY. l4-rr -Sclincd &c
iirk-rIea1y. New ne2. tl40ve i9.al, 4,
8At1ssi4 .U
Iald-Dal steam rendered $50
eltlzI -slnisL bsEeiy steady Wes.sEn, lits-sc-
Esgs-Ac-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

The lest on earth can truly be said of
GriErs GiVceri1e Salve which "a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scslds. burns. wounds and all other sores.
WiI positively cure piles. tetter and ell
ssin eFuptlons. Try this wonderful healer
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only - cents Sold . f. Z. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

That is gold which Is worth gold Health
- worth more than gold Don't neglect a
cough or coid and let IL remain 70 irri,&te
the lungs when fifty cent bottle of DR..
BigsloWs Positive Cure will promptly and
safely cure any recent cough. cold or throat
or lurg trouble. Buy the collar bottle OF
r. T. Wis0a for chronic cases or family
use. Endorsed 0y physicians aud druggists.
Pleasant 70 take.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Dr. Jones Red Clover Tonic ,s not slim
u.ant bat a nerve food. restoring nerve force
lost by sickness or excessive mental work Ol
the use OF liquor, opium, morphine or to-
bscc0 lg supplies food for nerve tissues
and By its gentle operative sctiOh removes
al restrain from the seCretsve organs. hence
curing al diseases Of stomach and lve-.
r. r. Wilson viii supply the genuine Red
Clover Tonic az 80 cents = bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

slga.s-Cut lOas SC. grxaulats1. 7tS7ifc;
"A, sc3s5scs Extra &C. oG554e, ellow
T Co1seEsrsen Rio, i7sloc. Rio roasted, 2lG
CSC Jaws, green. za22c. Java. roasted SC,
Maricsfbo roasted. z21x9Zic. Mexican. roasted,
l1s-ec-
Isas-Ispan. fine. ssRssc. Japan. medium, ,
= Fc. org.inary. l-az5cs Hyson. 3o141c, gun
powder 1S5ic. COiong, SS950c. Congo, 1oS
&C.
Flour-slf5 IS per cwt.. 80 per bol.; patent pro
cess - q ig3 per csst s. - per bo-; al wheat
-four s1ia Ter ewt, $40 per boL. oueSwheat,
t-l5 Ter cst
MIL Feet-scresnings. SIS per ton; bran, SIS
shirs, flsaG. mld1iluKs. So.
Fsef-(oru and okls flle2
Sslt-N icuigan. CSC EsSsern. si.l5.
Fish-NO l whiteish, 500 per bali b5l.:
trout S5-ofro0.. cod. salt. 5Gs &C per ID clans.
&C Ter hundred oysters bulk. si.eoa4sl - gallon.
standards &c eans selects. sc can; smoked hall
hul iie
PORK in barreis-Nsss pork. Chicago packed
s5es. sxTs short Gu, sl50eeslo0l standard clear
back. sl65u
LsrG-T lerces. nc. a and 50 10. tubs. e. 50
10. rolnd SINS. io0 eases. &c. Ira tn pals. &C.
Reef 10 barrels Extra mess. warranted 2O0l0s,
5 80 40, exlra, homeless. 40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Lirerp.,oi April Al >. m-Wheaf dsllls not
EIuan douk Eoi1efs oteE teelg.
lsl1- d LED Is e1lsln, ..foDg.
Tsla-tlaiei aal steady.
fo .rsiss 41e4t AL corn. D0t much deing.
Iaadon. Agrl s-L ?. m--AEfiyed wheat
lalrL 4tlt steady.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

AZ be choicesf I'D ef fr-sh .suzhs
lsse snd sslf vser dso sIwa7s en- hand
IS recei - them r. saali ean.zn rgenfs hr
sxrfess asiiF. at Delfenfhsisr 4 a. Mon
fes-ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Detroit.

Apru s-Whea1-NO whlle. SIC; No. red
cak1 sZt4c. Kay. - &C. June, sc asked.
teEI-altee
Oais--Nu. Z sic. SO. white sc.
fs1. -sts-a8
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Smoke Nen-Nleeans cgrs- Sold By
neafers
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock Of
Fine Gold Jewelry in the
city: Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

CmIoa sleek Exr1.. Chicago.
Receiyas ~ Ho.s l90ss

Aprl g. usesloa ia Chiesz0. Board Aa.ourasc
y IS eoaas1a3 al $40 =. Ga.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
And have your eyes tested,
Free of Charge.
A Fine Pair of Spectacies in
Case all for Sf.0O.
GOLD SPECTACLES.
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES of all kinds.


We refer with pleasure % the following names
who have been benefited sy our glasses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

# IS se.d tast Eoodisr McGar'zis has
been n eaalt sre. nsrie. thst he left Sssur-
dsr for lsnss.en POINTS. tnss bs spent most
of hs tme in rhe CRnsds $40. thai he
says ae borss 3, q back "a Chicago and *
th.nzs 90 ttaf he - tired 81 beng fusi-
tv- shat be looks ~oul and hsEgard. aud
ttat be registered a. NUF snce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13
Boston Wool Market.

SATURDAY. Sept, s.
The wool market still shows fair amount of nc.
tivity, and the of the week feJ up liberal,
whstanding the fact that pices have been advanced
consid' rably from the lowest point.
The total receipts OF at this port during the
past W rk comprise $500 bags domestic III 1929
bales flreirn against 15p bags dome tic and i72
bales foreign for the same time last yer.
The sales of wool for the week comprise 465
go lbs. of domestic fleece and pulled, and il0Us
lbs. of foreign. making the weeks transactions foo
up 1919 90 lbs. against s53 o. lbs for the previous
seek, and isi3,5oo lbs for the orresponding week
last year
We quote receipts and sales Of such grades as our
Eastern producers aud manufacturers are mos,
interested in
PKIcEs Ohio and Penn heeces - No l
Ne. ces, S4a'Se; \ and above, Soa1oia; XX. Bic;
Mich, wis, etc-Mich % la2se Mich No $3as4c;
y, and W. \. 2a27c, and n II No /,
Combing-Kyi blood. 2eaeelc; Ky blood. 25c; Ind
and Mis- blood, 25c; Ind aud Mis- blood, s6c; No
Ohio, SSs36c; No Ohio. 34al5e; No Mich, S5a
SIC; No Mieh, 21a34c.
Unwashed aud unmerch wools-0ho and Mich
fine unwsshed, i.a2oc; Ohio and Penn unmerch
s2a23; Mich unInerch, aDa2lc.
Pull, d ana sup wools-Maine super pulled a7a
3ec. med super. 3},SSc; super, 3ia3sc; West'rD
super. 20a.5c: extra pulled, isa23c
SALES = Ohio aud Penn. Fleeces 5000 lbs
and y Ohio. SOC; 4, eco lbs do sc; io,Uto lbs
OHIO fleece pit; 5000 lbs. d. do so 90 lbs.
Ohio and Penn. on p .ooo lbs. Y and M Ohio.
Soc: u, coo lbs. NN do :oa3lc. Total 226.oq0 lbs
Mich, Wis. etc-S,ooo lbs. medium wa-hed. SIC;
10 Geo lbs. Mich ON pit; 10000 lbs Mich' fleece
pit Total IS 0C0,
Combing and Deiaine--so. 600 lbs fine d,Isiue SEC
TOO 900 lbs fine Mich do SOC: So. 600 lbs No. comb
ing soc; 1000 lbs. Mich delane $500 IS zoo lbs
Penn. do Sic, Total rs COO lbs.
Unwashed and Unmerchantable- SO, 600 lbs M
washed on pit; 600 lbs do on pit 100 600 lbs do on
PIT 80 oco do 9asic; i5ooo lbs lad blood do 2iaa5c
Total. eol 600 lbs.
Pulled Wool and Noils-5,ooo lbs pulled on p I;
rs eco lbs super do, onpt: 5000 lbs do on co.,
go lbs pulled on t; 5000 lbs do on pit. Total,
10000 lbs.
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SONS OF IRELAND.

Robert Boyle, the British philosopher, was
Irish.
The great satirist, Sir Philip France, was
Irish.
The greatest British dentist, Joseph Black,
was Irish.
John Tyndall, the celebrated scientist. is
an lrishman
Edmund Burke, the great British states
man, was Irish.
The greatest British naturalist Hans
Sloane, was Irish.
The Demosthenes of the Revolution, Patrick
Henry, was Irish.
Samuel Morse, the inventor of the tele-
graph, had an Irish grandfather
The father of Robert Fulton, the inventor
of the Steamboat, was an Irishman
1t was an Irishman, John Knox, who first
read the Declaration of Independence.
John Dunlap, an freshman, printed and
published he first daily paper in the United
States.
Henry Knox, an Irishman, fought in every
battle with Washington, and was thu first
secretary of war,
Richard Sheridan, Dean Swift, Oliver Gold
smith, Thomas Moore and Daniel O'Connell
were all lrishmen.
Mccormick the inventor of the reaping
machine, and Horace Greeley, the great ed
itor, were of Irish descent
Crawford, the great sculptor; Vincent
Wallace, the operate composer, and John
Roach, the shipbuilder, We're lrishmen.
An Irishman, Gen. Richard Montgomery,
fell while commanding an American army
and fighting for American independence
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FORETELLERS OF STORMS.

The saw Ike note of the great titmouse is
said to foretell rain; that of the blue tit,
cold.
Various proverbs would seem to indicate
that tie cry of the owl, if heard in bad
weather, foretels change
uerons, says an old author. flying up and
down in the evening as if doubtful where
to rest, ''presase some evil approaching
weather"-a legend as old as Virgil,
In Germany dwellers in the country lack
faith in the skylark as announcing fine
weather, but when the lark and the cuckoo
sing together they know summer has come
In Hampshire swans are believed to be
hatched in thunderstorms, and it is said that
those on the Thames Lave an instructive pre-
science of floods Before heavy rains they
raise their nests.
In the south OF France SO much store is set
by the wisdom of the magpie, that if it
builds its nest on q summit of tree the
country folk expect a season of calm, but if
lower down, winds and tempests are sure to
follow.
The adherence in which mariners hold the
swallow like storm petrol is well known Its
appearance is believed to denote wild weather
This little bird is the Mother Careys chicken
of sailors, and is also called storm finch and
water witch.
Concerning gulls in general children who
live by the sea say: 'Seagull, seagull, sit on
the sand; its never good weather while you're
on the land" and fisher folk know that when
the seamews fly out early and far to seward
fair weather may be expected.
When rocks fly high and seem to initiate
birds of prey by soaring, swooping and fall.
in-, it is almost a certain sign of coming
storm. Staying in the vicinity of the rock
cry, returning at midday or coming to roost
in groups are also said to be omens to the like
effect.
The constant iteration of the green wood
pecl,er's cry before the storm has given It the
names of rain bird, rain pie and rain fowl
Stormcock is provincial name shared by
this bird and the missed thrush, the latter
often uGing through gales of wind and
rain. Storm bird is also applied to the field
fare
To Scotch shepherds the drumming Of the
snipe indicates dry weather and frost at
night, and Gilbert White remarks that wood
cocks have been observed to be remarkably
listless against snowy, foul weather. while,
according to another author, their early
arrival and continued abode 'foretells a
liberal harvest. - Chicago News.
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LITERARY LIGHTS.

Ignatins Donnelly will continue trans
lating Shahespeare's plays
Guy de Maupassant is visiting French pris-
ons, gathering material for a new novel.
Shakespeare George Eliot and Edgar Poe
are Amelie R.ves Chanere favorite authors
Minnie Gilmore, daughter of the great
band leader, is a clever writer of stories for
children.
Donald G. Mitchell wears a great mass of
iron gray hair and iron gray side whiskers
of English cut.
Charles Lambs grave at Edmonton is
marked by a single slab OF limestone, and is
overgrown with rank grass and weeds
Frederick C, Phil ps, author Of LAS in a
Looking Glass; has been by turns a cavalry
man, barrister, a theatrical manager and
newspaper man.
An English publisher recently wrote to
Robert Browning Offering him large price
for a short essay on The Tendencies of Con-
temporary Poetry Browning replied with
characteristic franz ness that he never wrote
prose for pay, and that the only poems be
knew anything about were his own.
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Knew What He Was About.

Maria said Snifkins, as he sat at the
broadcast table, Just glance at the weather
bureaus predictions for today in the news
papers, viii you@
1t says fair weather and lower tenpera-
turen
Fair weather end lower temperaturel Ask
the girl to fad ne an umbrella and fan. -
Arkansaw Traveller.
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He Knew Himself.

Clerk to the new arrival Going to stay
longi
Il don't know, Have you a boy who viii
go to the room with me every night and turn
off the gasF'
I'VE can furnish you with one.n
Then may stay several days II | had
to 60 up alone it would be just like me to
blow out the gas and die.'-Chicago Mail.
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
Ills Whispered.


'Tis whispered on the mountain high.
It's whispered on the shore,
Tis whispered where the shadows us
Beside the cottage door
IT'S whispered when the lowing trains
Have reached the pasture bars.
It's whispered in the scented lane
Beneath the silent stars.
When night descends on grove AMI glade
And flowers are gemmed with DIV.
lis whispered in the orchard shade
And on piazzas too
Full often at the garden gate,
Where lovers bill and COO.
lis whispered when the hour is late
And when It's early too.
lis whispered on the iowery leas
Where wanton zephyrs play.
The simple sentence, Henry, please,
Do take your arm away"
Boston Courier
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No AdYanface,

Jobnnie-1 wish lived in South Ameria
Mother-Why, Johnniei
The mammas down there don't wear anv
clippers" @N'
Yes my son, but you must also renem-
per that the little boys in South America
do not wear any psnts"
That's so. Its queer that never thought
about that."-Texas Siftings
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MARKET zEPoRTs.
Brighton and watertown Live Stock
Market

Reported for Kennebec journal for week ending
sept. H.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT AARET.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Swine. yeals. Hos IS
$40 l3i7U 1915 5T
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle. sheep and Lambs. Calves. HorLss. Swine
~ ll7l lS - II
PRICES OF MAREET BEEF.
few choice at o. .4oa$s50, extra. % 5oa&7 90
first quality se.O0aso.2s second quaAty, sSOoaso.5o,
third quality, s4.0oas41O.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots, ESQ. s35o 40 each; extra, s50oae5-59i
from u TO 81 cents pound spring lambs 5a64
cent?; veal calves, 2hasi cents.
.ppryaTs nv STEAMER
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81 suffer dreadfully from ennui, doctor
said Mr. Bolre.
DO you still retain your old habit of talk
ing to yourself, STRIP queried the physician,
innocently. -Harper's Bazaar.
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A DISTRESSING COUGH.

How many, especially during the Fall
and Winter months, are troubled with
Cough, sometimes d and hachint, some
times loose causing the sufferer to raise a
large amount OF oiTcnsiv, matter; this can
soon be cured by using ingalls, Throat
and Lung Specific, which acts directly on
the Throat and Lungs
Cured her Cough.
Mrs. JEREMIAH CLARK, Lowell, Mass,
SAYS: Twelve years ago first took
bottle of your Throat ana Lung SPECIFIC
had been troubled with n very bad Cough
for months. \ So-cent bottle cured nv
Cough. since thea have not been with
out it. lean heartily recommend it to any
one who has a bad cough"
Saved his Life.
CHAs. a. WATT. saws: No langrIa &.
can express the value attach to your Pc
ciiic. believe it saved my life
We would cite other testimonials did we
think it necessary, but a trial bottle will
convince you that it is all we represent.
Give it trial.
ingalls, Throat and Lung Specific is
sold by all Druggists. Price 8 cents and
81. Prepared only by the INGALLS,
MEDICAL CO.. Lowell, Mass.
druThursatSwnr
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S,eeps Little Bile Pills SIRE without an
quail for stimulating the liver 10 healthy
action, snd crt stiog proper secretion of bile,
thus removing from the system :hs germs Of
malaria, curing consupa'inn. indigestion,
nd inducing lea thy circulation of the
blood, without hicn no one can enjoy sound
health. They are small. bat effective; free
rom nsuscating propensities and gripping
pains, sul do not interfere in their action with
the ordinary routine OF dsiiy life. Heavily
'ugsr costed To be had in Augusta of J.
VI xer and c, B. Murphy & Co., Tor 25 per
bottle
aonlRuIv
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Frugal housewives will bear In mind that a delici
auxiliary other nicetes in the culinary depart
tnent Is to be found in SCHUMACHER's PARCHED
FARINosE. To the eneryated it imparts strengt h
and comfort 1t il cooked in two minutes and ca n
~e had of all grocers. june4deod6m
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To crafty the taste of the most fas:idious you
should adopt SCHUNACHER's PARCHED FARINosE.
II contains more nutriment than other fa-,naceous
preparations. II does not sour on the stomach and
Its effect upon the digestive organs and gen raj
health IL ex;raorinarv. II Is cooked In two min
atss. Sold by all grocers. iune4deodem
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june2od&wIy

NON>> Of the good things of this
NN~NeO life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on q
positive guarantee at % and so cents, by
~ Nv Iat watey ,+~.e, =-,,,,;.,
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re
SS(AN<

S0,>o the Children. They are es
SNSS pecially liable TO sudden
Colds, Coughs. Group. Whooping Cough
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy q positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold oy
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Marrieo.

In this city, Sept. u, Mr.. Charles E. Moore and
Mrs. sarah E. Peya both OF Augusta
In south Nasssltoro. Sept 9Th, By j. W. ryior
ESQ, Mr.. George A. Trask, and Miss Effe NJ. Gilly
botn of Augusta.
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Saved his Life.
THEY DID IT.

Whatf Cured among others the
following. They write:
$40 Central Ave, Cincinnati O.
January 4th, 1854
Athlophoros Pills have cured me Of liver
complaint and dyApepsia. | gave ten Of
the Pills 10 a friend who Is troubled with
indigestion aud he has improved 'rou-
derfully 4. H. RowEKAMP,
Is Rosette st, New Haven Ct.
February 10th. lsss I
Athloph0ros Pills worked wonders In my
case of dysreT ia EMMA l. CLARK
Ath-lo-pho.ros Pills IRE small and
pleasant TO take, vet wonderfully
effective. Invaluable for kidney
and liver complaints, dyspepsia. III
digestion, constipation, headache,
etc. THEY'LL take away that tired
feeling giving new life and strength.
ss-Eend cents for the beautiful colored pic
turc. Moorish Maiden"
5HE ATHL0PH0R0Sc co. re val ST. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-13

II Is not too much TO say that SCHUNACHER's
PARCHED FARINosE Is yer, nourishing, gratifying
to the pslate. and valuable contribution 70 other
niceties for the breakfast and luncheon table. II
sustaining diet. Ii is cooked In two minutes. Sold
by all grocer. iuue4deod6m