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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

1t seems that some of our best hor,es are
taken to $ B Longfellow's Blacksmith shop
in Manchester to be shod. WHY is that
Because he il well prepared at all times to
DO job and do it we'll. d&wlt
W. Mrs. c. f. Grover, Maple St is pre-
pared to do all sorts of dressmaking, cutting,
sewing, etc, with neatness and despatch.
Novi3Ilw'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
GoM'< S\seN s SdsRis rs ii !

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at 10c., 6Oc.
JIM. Mixar. Isi wsiar street. druggist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

To accommodate the two companies form
ed this year the city has built for each new
structure surmounted by a bell. One of
these is at Peuengilrs corner, occupied by
Pine Tree Hose Co., No. 4, and the other on
Cushnoc Heights belongs to Volunteer Hose
Co. No. 8.
4 hose carriage house on Arsenal St,
built by Sturgis, Lombard & Co. The city
furnishes the hose and the company is to be
composed of privaes from the arsenal.
The riu1 of population has also caused a
general revival of trade and but one store on
Water street is still vacant. There seems
no doubt that if the city's growth continues
as rapidly as during the present year, ate
street will eventually become an important
centre for retail trade. Foremost amouS its
Business Places
will be BENEFITS new block, which will b
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20
Private Residences

which have been pushed to completion il
large.
On the south side of Weston St., row OF
five houses has been built by Mr.. Horace
North. On the corner of Chapel St. is a
tasty Queen Anne cottage occupied by DR..
II. ]. Frederick. The next house is oceu-
pied by Mr.. Harry p. Lowell of the firm OF
Lord Lowell. Mrs. Cyrena NJ. Chadwick
lives in the next residence, while in the one
just above it lives Mr.. WIN. F. Hamlen.
Last in the row is the pretty cottage occupied
by Mr.. Daniel W Ward
One of the principal building centres this
year has been Stapleton. The pleasant loca-
ton of this spot c!o.e to the heart of the
city and yet a village by itself, with the
river rolling close by and the spacious State
grounds easily accessible, has made it a
favorite locality for residences.
Herbert Cyphers and Amos Worth will
both complete residences next month These
two houses are on Child stIeet. Col. Staples
has also built story and . half house and
Bowditch and Webster have erected double
tenement, one part of which is occupied By
Mr.. Cyphers.
Geo. ID. White has built a handsome resi-
dence on Gage street and John NJ. Murch
has flushed and moved into two story
house near by. Geo. L. Walker is occupy
ing a house on Capital street which he COM
pleted this summer, aud ". L. Gushing has
put up fine dwelling on Child street.
On New Gage street Mr.. A. A. Nichols
has laid the foundation of a house and will
build in the coming spring.
On State street
Mr.. W Z. Cole has moved the old Congre-
gational chapel to a position JUS south of
the French school house, and will divide i:
into four tenements.
An ell has been added to the house owned
by Jabez Fellows and occupied by Mr.. J. S.
Woodman.
Capt. N. W. Cole has erected neat cot
tage on the west side of the street. 1t is
occupi' d by Mrs Milton.
Ut. VI " hdItil mas buiit u new bidDit-
IL. C. Black has added an ell and stable
to his residence on Green St.
Ruel Gldden has two story house on the
south side of the same street nearly COM
pleted
On Western Avenue-H. A. Hall is oc-
cupying handsome new residence on Wes-
tern Avenue owned by Col. Haynes.
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes has built a
new stable.
The Winthrop street residence of Mr..
Chas. S. Hichborn, cashier Of the First
National Bank is one of the finest in the
city. It is of the style of Queen Anne.
Frank r. Wellman has built a handsome
two story house on Chapel street
CONTINUED on first page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

How time does fly But our old time
friend Fred Atwood of Winterport. man.
ages To keep run of it. aud sends US a pretty
calendar for 1889 which we shall want to
use before We are aware it. lie has our
thanks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Under the heading of "ihe Generals of
the Late Campaign" the irish World pub
fishes portraits of the ten leading members
of the Republican National Committee
among them an excellent likeness of Hon.
J. Manchester Haynes of this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

entirely flashed daring the present year
The building has front of esl feet and il
50 feet deep. On the ground floor arr
three large sores shich viii be finished
with open fronts and plate glass The north
store will be occupied by C. H. Guppy 4
Co.. ApotheeAriss. and the south BY F. W.
Libby Co, groeerp. The middle store ID
as yet unrented. On the second floor Drs.
Crcoker and Frederick will have t~o spae-
ioas Offices and the back room will be oecu-
pied as kitchen by C. q. TIbbetts. proprie-
tor of the adjoining house. The southern
part Of the noor will be used as oanque.
ball by the
Odd Fellows.
Who will occupy the whole of the third story
lodge room. The building is entirely
Of BRICK and the peculiar alienation of
black and red gives It's front unique ap-
pearance. IL vas designed by Prof. K. b.
Capen and built under contract By II. Pur-
rinton Il Son Of Waterville.
A. d. Ward & Co. have built sunny
extension 10 their hardware store.
The moHotony Of that dull waste of ash
heaps and back windows called Commercial
street is now relieved by two Queen Anne
cottages built in exquisite taste. One is the
office of Z. Stone & Co., the coal dealers,
aud the other, which has been completely
built over according to plans designed BY
Architect Lewis of Gardiner, is occupied BY
Mr.. c. II. White of Hoyts express, and Mr..
j. W Harlow, proprietor of the city e1-
press.
The old Peoples Hail." at the corner of
Water an Laurel streets, partially de ,troyed
by nre in Jnne, has been entirely rebuilt.
On Cushnoc Heights Mr.. l.. b. Cross has
Just completed handsome two story store
and will move into it next spring.
Aessrs. Gay & ParsoIs have purchased the
old Hill & Morlen ma chine shop on Rines Hill,
and have thoroughly repaired it putting in
much new machinery, and fitting up first
class machine jobbing works, besides carry
ing on the manufacture of their patent screw
drivers, in making which force OF dozen
or fourteen hands are employed.
Notwithstanding the remarkably bad season
the number Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

The 81 horse power boiler to be used in
heating the pulp mil and Bangs Bros esiab-
lishmsnt, arrived here yesterday. A portion
of the side of the Della Collins had to be re-
moved in loading the boiler at Gardiner and
another portion was damaged in unloading il
at Augulta. Then arose a new difficulty.
The boiler was so heavy that the city author
tiles dare not allow it to be hauled across the
bridge As result it had to be
loaded onto freight car and taken across
the river over the railroad bridge.
Eighteen year, ago, when the air brake
was tried" said well-known railroad man,
ait required eighteen seconds to apply it to a
train 600 feet long Four years later the
time was reduced to four seconds. Recent
experiments with the air. brake on freight
trains show that it can be applied to ev cry
car In a train of that length running at the
rate of forty miles an hour, and that this
train eau be stopped within 500 feet, or one
fourth its o~n length. and all this without
any serious iolting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Continued on first page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-20

Another mild case of dlphtheria appeared
In the lower main ward of the spital on
Saturday. The case is that of male pa
tent. The last case previous TO this was
pronounced entirely cured just 3 days ago,
aud there have been no cases in this ward
since July.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14

fie raid, un ii1 su betgetuii5ern, bab
fein lauf1enoes DIR In Der Ndbe lei.
,Dann f6loB ct fe tpieber, f9ob ben
Miegel Dor, trat bi1t an ben @rafen
heran un6 iagte balbleife, aber na@oriids
lid:
9merenbolb 1T auriidsetommen!
Die Mrme bes @rafen lagen auf ben
Mrmlebnen feines 5tables, iein O5ers
f6rper mar bebagli6 In bic tpei1e Nun=
buug ber &iiflebne 3uriidgebeugt. Ser
Mann fdb aus, aIs tpollte er NIT pbilOs
fopbiF6er Gaifung irgenb cine Wibers
tpdrtigteit untergeorbaeter Mrt berneb=
men, nm ioglei@ Elm biplomatif9es
Nustunftsnittel bor3uiblagen.
Maein gegen ben Hamen SmerenbDlb,
ben CT in ieinem 0eben ME tpieber b6ren
3u ,iiiRen ge9laubt bate, belt bic pbilo.
fopbif9e GafIung feiueswegs Gtano.
gr i9nellte orbentlid BON feinem @ibe
empor, als biefer eame an feiu Obr
i1lug, uab tpenn er aud f9on i'm nd1=
fen Nugenblid tpieber f1einbar rubig
baiaB, 10 3eugte bod bic Bldffe ieines
@ef9tes un6 bas 3tttern feiner 0dnbe
Don einer tiefen @rf1htternng.
Belts Muge ruhte nit bem Musbrud
bes 8ebagens auf ben gndbigen 9errn.
gs 1T fir bic 8eneinbeit 10 ipobls
tbuenb, bic gebenliibigt gu ieben, bor
benen fie iOnff au trieGen pflest, unb
ie6e 9afaieuieele ttdst ben Geim gum
Deipoten in fib.
@raf Neppmuf bate feline 3eit, bas
Menenipiel feines ebemalisen 2amnters
bieners 3u beadten.
Du baif biz ettDas auf6in6en Iaiien,
8eit, fogte er.
gtmas aufbinbeu, gndbiser 0errs
Bin i1 ber Mann, tpel6er fib ettpas
aufbinben ldBt2 Diele meine Mugen
iaben ben 2erl unb oie9en Morgen =
nerilu9t iei er! = nuBten ibm meine
9dnbe @e!n eini6enfen unb @igarrsn
rei1en.
go 1T es olfo ipabrs St 1T 5uriids
Den bsiIigifen giben gum SroB!
gibe9 st ipottet oerielben.
Der G1urfe, Der infame S9urfel
Das III er, grIau9t, fi9er III er bas
unb obenbrein elm Menf6, ber au alem
fdbig. Sd fam es Sbnen ni9t Der.
f@meigen, ct Fat mid In Gur1t ges
iast.
Sn Gur@t geiagt, bi6s
sSa. gndbiger 0err. IS lit etmas 10
Oscibirtes, gernegenes in ibm, baB i9
ni9t basegen auffommen fonnte. Ct
befobI unb i9 maBte mir befeblen lais
fen. St tuarbe aud nidt oas gerinsite
gebeuteu trageu, iel5ff Sbnen gu be-
feblen.
Wit?
So, gndbiger 0err, ib barf es ipeber
Sbnen nod mir felbh berbeblen uno ib
muB mir bic 6reibeit Hebnten, sic 3u
bitten, feline getpoItiamen Mittel eegen
bieien per3neifeIten Meni1en su berfus
9en. CT tpiitoe 2drm MAIDEN unb bas
fol- unb BARI er uidt, uie Sic niFen.
(Gortiesuns foIst.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
: His ssraae ber g(lters. un6 esn=

Sic 5rage ber Mlters. unb Sms
balibenberf6erung bei6dftigt in feBtet
3eit fdmmtli@e gr6Beren inbuitriellen
8ereinigungen. gtu6 ber 8erbanb
beutiber 2einen Snbuffrieuer beabf1s
tigt bic 8eratbung berielben auf Die
Sagesoronung feiner gegen gnbe So.
nuar nd@fen Sabres in 4usf9t ges
nommen @eneraIberiammlu 3u feben
unb tuirb babel, tpie mir b6ren, in Ct.
6rterungen bariiber eintreten, ob, mad.
benz 0err 5taatsminilfer b. B6ttider
i'm 8Oltsmirtbi@aftsratb bic Dur9itib,
rung elmer &ei6s 8erf6erungsanifalt
fiir unm6gli6 ertldrt bat, es nibt on.
gdngig unb ange5ei9t fei, bie Grridtung
bon 2anbes gerii@erungsaHffaIte ins
Nuge gu lafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14

= Die erfte Expedition Der nit pau.
tens llno 3rompstenf9au ins 2eben ges
rufenen Standardization Sc.
feQf@aft" Der Serren 3eblide,
profeRor Gir6boff u. a. muB nod
Der sGreua5eitung" als miBlungen
angeieben tperben. Die Expedition
bate meiit ungeeignete Maaren mitge.
bra9t, melde entueoer bort iiberbaupt
ni9t bsrfdufii9 finb ober aus anoeren
@rtnoen aurtdsemieien murben. Nu9
bate bic r5iibueftafritanif1e 2oms
pagnit" 9emeloet bab ibr 8erireter
bort nit Wabarero einen 8ettrag abges
f9lofen babe, tpona6 ibr getpiEe gn.
febelungsre9te beiuilligt feien. Sebt
erfdbtt man nun, baB Mabarero benz
grpebitiOnsfiibrer einen fleinen 3ettel
gel@rieben bat, tporin ct Der Expedition
bas &e9t gemdbrt. li6 an getpiKen
Yuntten nieber3ula6en. Selblt bic
offici6Ien rpol. Na@r." MAIDEN beaiig,
lid bieler golonialaompagnie ousbrud.
lib barauf aufmerfiam. oaB ibr gegem.
iiber D8orii6t febr sebOten it,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
auadiaibere nid,t!

@itmanb barf ss ii9 erIauben, nod su erpe.
rimtntiren unb Iberau berum;uquodiaIbern,
iDenn feline 2unsen in @efobr finb. Oie
GdpiubiuGt iritt in ibren anfdussn immer
ola cine art bon Grfaltuns auf. Niemanb
Ialie fiG bon irsenb sinem gambler cine iener
binisen unS mertbIolen Hadabmunsen bon
Or. aiaes ueuer gntbeduns fir S9minblndt
unb aatorrb auff@pdbeu, ionbern iiberseuse
fid. eaB er itets oab d6te unS ri9tiae Nittel
erbals! 8ieIe faufen isne sla@abmungeu, ipeil
oieieIben etpas billiser finb. aber man laiIe
fid babutG ni6t ire fiitren, lonbern beiteHe
oarauf Or. &inss neue Gntbeduna su erbal.
ten, bon iuelder sarantirt ipirb, bab fie aeaeu
ole eeioen Der oun9e, Der &shle unb Der Ntb.
munssorgane aberbanpt Abbiilfs f@aift.
Rrobe, 6lal9en gratis 3u boben In Der apo.
tbefe bon u. Oreib. @reis Der sro5en 6la.
den 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
Die WseI0unaen Ser beutid)en sc.

= Die Melbunsen Der beuti6en @es
merbtreibenSen 3ur 8etbeilisung on Der
n66ifidbrigen interuationalen eSubilds
ums= =Musfeluns gu Melbourne, ipelfe
anfdnglib nidt eben aablreib sll tlens
men waren, baben in Der lebten 3eit
eiuen llmfane gemounen, tpel6er in=
merbiu bic 8ertreiung 9eutf9lanbs
anf Der 4usfellung gang anfebnli6 ers
f6einen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
gunsstlage tuobl ni@t lanse auf ii@
tnQrten Iaiien.

Sie Hei9stagscotnmilfion aur
8orberatbung bes nelen WebrgeieBes
bat gum @orfibenber ben 9bg. b. Ben.
nigien getpdblt; Gtelluertreter bef1elbem
1T Grbr. b. 6uene. Bon ben sSrei.
finnigen geb6ren Der gommifFon bic
Ibgs. &ifert uhb &i9ter an. Die
Werbanolungen Der @ommiiiion ueroen
am Is. Sanuar beginner. Mas iibris
gems bas f6rperli9e unb geiiiige Wobl.
befinben &l6ters anlanst, 70 fellt
fi6 beraus, baB bie neuIi6 eurfrenben
@erii9te itber cine grfranfung bef5elben
b6lig aus Der 2uft gegriffen unb tpeiter
ytt9ts als alberae unb b6spilige Ner=
Idumbun9eH tparen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
Ser focioIiififfe 9}eid,stoosoboe

= Ser foeiaIiifii6s &ei9stagsabge.
orbnete Singer, Der befannilid) Mitbe1
iiber zines Der sr6Bten Gleibergefbdfte
gerlins tit, III iebt aus ber Girma vGes
brfber Singer" ausgetreten. Singer
geh6rte Der Girma iiber 20 Sabre, B. g..
feit ibreln geifeben, on. gr beabf1s
tist, fid iebt ausi@lieBli6 Der politif
5u tpibmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14

0ie
sdslide Sreie 4,reiie fit seras
eri6eint
nit Apsna9ne oes Sonmtass
un5 foftet
$1,000 fit Nas Sabr pSer $3.50
fit 8. Munate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
Budlens glrusea=eaIbe.

Die bette Salbe ber zBelt fit S@niiie
0aeti6unsen, @ef9uire, Giebsr. uub Saut.
Gusf9fas, Gle@te, seiprmnsene SdnSe, Grof.
beuleu unb ale Soutfrantbeiten furirt Sa.
mprrboioen ober feline 8eaabInns. 86llise
Classification sarantirt ober bas geIb tpiro
auriderflattet. % gents bic @da@teI Bel u
Dreib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
Gin betrabenSer San bon weraiftane

YIN pefrmpenpet Vau BON Ner8tftun9
1T ber zines Mannes ober einer irau,
bon 9ebertranfbeits ober St6rung beims
geiu6t, tpel6e Giftaniammlungen i'm
Bllte, .Sfrofelleioen, uerp6fes 2opf.
Deb unb Nieren=, 2ungens ober 6er3.
frantbeiten sur GDige bat. Dieie 2eis
ben f6nnen nur furirt perben, uenn
man auf bic @runburia6e suriidgebt
uno bic 2eber in geiunben 3uitanb
beriebt. Dies fdleunig unb geb6rig au
errei9en, bat ii6 ni@ts 70 pirtiam bes
mdbrt tpie Or. Pieree's Golden Med
ical Discovery (sOlbene meoi3iuif9e
@ntoedung), tpel9e ME bic ibr na9ges
rabmte Seiftung perfebIt bat u1b ME
berfeblen pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14

&eb. s. $. gedmann, gltfiuion,
Nebr., sebrau6t f6on felt Sabren ct.
Safobs Del unb bat sefnnben, baB es
elm ean3 probates MfitteI sesen &beus
matismus 1T uno empfiebIt Die Mnipens
oung beKelbeu nit beitem @eDifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14

Bg SO. D'Q(lbimi, Np. 215 WIamos
plqsa, Mpptbefer uno gambler
III Droguen aller Mrt, Yateats
Weeoi5inen, paifiimereien, Spilette.
Irtifeln &c. 8eiorloere gufmerfiamteit
uirb Der 8eceptir gel9enft. Nufs
fridge bon au5erbalb perben prompt
ausqefiihrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
Cine neue amerifnnifhe Grsi

Cine neue amerifaniIde grfins
buns IN Der sgelaosne" Obernguder.
Derielbe entbdlt etma feds bis sebn
, Drinfs" Sdnaps. Neuli6 muBte in
getroit Elm 9err nit smei Damen NAB.
rent bes britten 9lttes an bic Guft geie5t
ipsrben, neil Fe au tief oin's @las" ges
endt batten unb ii@ fble6t aufflibrten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14
wRasaebeuSe Musithte,,.

Der Gountb anpalt Wlunbas BON Glab
Gountb, Ssras, iast SD babe electric 8it.
iers nit benz iiberrafdenoiten grfolse ssbraudt
Mein 8ruber litt ebenfalls in boben, @rabe an
Malaria unb @eIbiudt, nurbe aber bur9 redt.
seitisen @ebrau9 iener Mebirin nod serettet !
Ct berbantt feline @ettuns auSf9lieblid ben.
electric 8itters. Dieie ausse3eidnete @iebiein
fdubt sesen alle nialarifden 2eiben ebenio.
ipobl, tpie er oefelben beieitiat llniibertrefld)
III Is aud bel 2eber- unb stierenIeiben, iopie
allen ibrigen StOrunsen ber 8erbauunss.
orsane. Yreis So Gents unb 81 per GIafde III
Der Mpoibefe pon u. Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-14

= Sn Der beuti6en Gamilie Wann.
idaff in Mifouri fdeint Der 5eIb f.
morb erbli6 su iein. Dtes aeigt
fid aud bel ibrem ianaeren 3tpeige.
Ilfreb u. s. Wannidaff. Der 6afiirer
ber gouniDbanf su &odport i'm Miifou.
rier Nt9iionsg gountp. bat f6 fiir3li6
eri9ohen. ST febte fi6 auf sinen
2ebnitubl Dor ben Spiegel, na16em er
alle@ertbla6en abgeIegt bate, unb i6oB
lidb In Die linte 6hldfe. Sn einem binter.
laHenen 8riefe an feline Grau biitet er um
8erseibung fir feine 8bat, sibt aber
feinen @runb fiir bieie an. Ct fam i'm
Sabre 1870 aus Deutf6lan6 9eriiber,
purbe in ber geuannten 8ant als 2aufs
buri6e angefteat, unb burf 6leiB uno
3uberIdifgteit arbsiiete ct Ii9 gum 2ai,
frer empor, feline 3afie mar in better
Orbnung unb nit ieiner Grau lebte er
i'm id6nften ginbernebmen. Dor faum
anberibalb Sabren bat elm 8ruber pon
ibm, ebenfalls obne ie6en bentbaren
@runb Gelbitmorb begangen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

They tell down East Of poor fellow
who owned remarkably fat hog, and
WHO also owed a rich man. The bog was
about all the property the poor debtor
had worth leyyiDg on, and the Law exempt
ed a mans only pig. Oae day the credi-
tor meeting the debtor said You need
another pig, let me send you nice little
one The poor man was astonished.
why, l owe You for he bog I've got
now" he stammered. Never mind, you
need smother one and I'LL send it." And
he did, and the Ii lie pig was put in the
pen by the side OF the rat one. In less
than an nour the constable came and at
tached the fat hog and took it away, and
Thus the Law and the rich man were salts
fed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
WEAK AND NERVOUS WOMEN.
How Strength Of Nerves and Health Of Body
May Easily be Obtained.

hoN NtithEth OF nerves ana Health OF BODY
May Easily be Obtained.
Women are great sufferers from nervousness
weakness, nervous prostration, and exhaus ~
They droop and languish under household cares
and work which never ends They retire tired
and wake tired and unrefreShed; they are worn
cut and exhausted in nerve and vital power, and
have no strength or energy.
lortuuately-and it would almost seem a dis
pensaliou OF divine Providence TO overWOrkej
hunlanlly-there arg medicines which restore
lost nerve forces, rebuild the weakened system
aid re.estahlsh health, strength and energy
These medicines, which are purely vegetable,
have been combined into wonderful remedy
ku.Vu as pr. Grceuts NetVura Nerve Tome
which Is kept 10y all druggists 40 81 per bottle
hiS truly wonderful remedy is without doubt the
-.ct'tat discovery of tee century, and IS the
r. strengthening and inuyoraung remedy ever
tor nervous and physical exhaustion. weak.
tired, aud lauguid feelings with no power or am.
buon Tor eNertlon IL is n sovereign remedy aud
absolutely certain cure. In eases Of ~eepless.
ness ana nervous irritablA les use Hli he fol.
lowed 10y calm repose and natural refreshing
steep For nervousness. nervous debility, cN-
hauslei vitality despouj.ucl- ANA depression OF
tie iu ma % IS perfect specific, For malaria. upu
fa.Ela, rheumatism, par5ll sis, numbuess trcm-
tlhg aad insanity 10 Us tire only positive and rec
ogn1ed rrwedN lt never fails TO cure nervous
aua sizes heauacbc. weakness aud pain iu the
back ur side, pap.tauou %. the heart, apoplcyy,
epuepuc FITS. hys,eria, st. Nituss dance, dySpep.
sia, Indigestion loss of appetite, constipation,
bulousHess, kidney and liver diseases.
Other medicines may be offered bv druggists
but do not be persuaded to try uncertainties
when by the use ol this WONDERFUL remedy Won
can ce tJiuy be cured. should your urug. Isl not
have ur O Genes Neryura Nerve Tonic he wild
get 10 I you insist upon having lt ur Greene.
ITS dEcoverer Is the great specialist IN the cure
ot nervous and chrome diseas 8, ana he may Uc
consulted 10y those using tins remedy, or by any
S. fle cr from disease free of CHARGE Mt his of.
flee, 30 West 18th St, New York, personally or by
lellnr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08
AriII In lImc- snre. Nm !

Or. percs's Pleasant rurgatjve Pellets are
preventive as we'll as curative, few of these
Little Giants taheu at the right time, with little
expense ana no lucouN eu'eart, VIZ accomplish
what many dollars ana much sacrifice OF time
viii fan 10 do after Disease once holds yuu with
his iron grasp Constipation relieved, the Liver
regulated, the Blood purified, will forttS against
fevers and all contagious Diseases. Persons 100.
tending travel, changing diet, water and CumWe,
viii nnu invaluable, an, Pierce Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets. IN yals convenient 20 carry
81 wonde what's the matter with fhe old black
henY' sail Mrs Iascom II haven't found any
eggs Ia her nest for tour or five days" Guess
snnla llNIur on. " AnIl Mr.. Hl.nnm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-08

The Difficulties the Young Man Experienced
in Phrasing his Proposal in a Proper
Way
Boston Courier
Yes" sa the young man as he threw
himself Mt the feet of the pretty school
feather, II love you and would 20 TO the
worlds end for you
"You could not 90 to the end OF the
world for me James. The world or the
earth, as it is called, is round like ball,
slightly aatteued at the poles. One of
the first lessons ii elementary geography
is devoted to the shape of the globe. You
must have studied it when you was q
boy"
"Of course l did, but
"And is no longer a theory. Circum-
navigators have explained the fact"
Il know, but what l meant was that
would do anything to please you. All,
Minerva, if you knew the aching void
"There is no such thing az a void,
James. Nature abhors q vacuum; but
admitting there could be such thing,
how could the void you speak Of be void
if there was an acne in itr"
II meant to say that my life would be
lonely without you. If you were il Aus
tralia or at the north pole would fly to
YOU"
Ely! It Will be another century be-
fore man can fly. Even when the laws of
graviation are successfully overcome
there will remain, says late scientific
authority, the difficulty of maintaining q
balance -n
"Well, at all events" exclaimed the
youth, 1--WE got pretty fair balance in
the savings bank and I vast you TO be
my WIFE, Therew
'Well, james, since you put itin that
light, -
Let the curtain fall.