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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

CATuAHrrc -iIibbord's Rheumatic Syrup ls
one Of the finest hxatives in tho world, moving
the bowels effectively ~ well as mildly, with.
| out pain, gripping mr. Weakness.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

A BLOOD TosIC.-Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syrup is the greatest blood purifier in the
world. Reason teaches the lesson. Read their
formula, found in their medical pamphlet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

Pretty now designs in Swiss En-
broidcrics, All Overs and Flouncings.
Warm weather specialtics, at
WILLIAMS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

When you visit Toledo call and sec
the elegant line of Foot wear at Tanners
Shoe House, COZ Summit ST., Toledo, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

Too many bar'ls andlt many b'r1
rollers to even up the vessel at Chicago
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

WIFE;-Let's try Hibbard's Rheumatic Syr-
up. Everywhere go hear it spoken of in
great praise as tonic aud appetizer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

Many Son strokes in Chicago this
week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22

The New jackson Corset Waist for
ladies, 10 o. great iilug for summer
wem Jry theoe. 1'hey are most pop
ulm Conetye gotieu up !L0o at
WILLIAM
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-06-22
M. BARTLETT.

Mammoth Store, Toledo, O.
so & 50 Summit St.
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NOTICE TOCOSTRACTORS AND LESSEES.

npoposAts ARE ASKED FOR WORK TO ~
L done up,iu the Branch fculientiafy ~ Eddy
vile, Ky, cuusistlng ~ the compilation 81 the
Cciih 0usrs erection II Kitchen. Laundry, Chapel.
aisa the construction Of alluut $50 tcct 81 side
track Into the prison grounds, requiring brick hnd
carpenter wuft. plasicfinr. plumhins painting
tin and galvanized Iron, steam heating ana engine
Tians and specifications Of ihis work may bc aeon
Al the afHrc Il Mcdonald uros., Afrhitcct, cnf
ucf ilith nnd Market street., Louisville NY, hnd
al the nmnch fcuitcniiary tddyvills, NJ ~ The
ofioc Of y u Lyon. reniientfy tomnls.l,onss i
The whole oI ANY part " the work, ~ the OPTION oi
the contractor Information o. ~ the conditions
etc, upol whichsamo may lc bad, can Dc oblalnol
frnm thc architects
confined IN the r,nictuarya t Bidyyllle, A. soon
a. these buildings may h. completed, tof trfm ~
year not greater than ten, dating from We mr. Jay
AZ August i,es The Lessee uudrfiAking toouhsifnci
the buildings aud 90 the wofk nov ai' ~, ioi,
u The appropriations made ~ The hts Legislature
fherc l. also onercd the labor Of about 10 con.
ylots confined IN the ftaukiOu pcniieniiap, lease
~ run ifOH the III day Of April Isl iof any NUN
bar Of years not Hfeaicf than ten. BIDS MAY bc OF
icrcd Tor the labor In both prisons aud iof the COZ
ufurtion ui the ahoye mentioned building and
other work a. whole. OF iot any portion q ~
Proposals for lease must BE- accompanied TX cru
ned ehect Coz u GO irf construction q buildings
iof 500 ior any portion Of votk iof iio check
10 Nc made uayahls ~ The Governor Of Kentucky
,nd are n bcIctnfned 10 the bidders alter contracts
arc awarded aud bonds given.
bids will h. reviewed until " O'Clock m, July p
carr Mcposaip Hnos,, hncHfrtcrs Jou,yiits
aud should BE- lndoued .nlds Tor leniteuuafy'
sutath 4 n huCkNER Governor
Cf...-..... h.. M..Il..lf.
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EDDIE qUERRIN.
History OF the American Thief W no Was
Arrested in London.

History OF the American THIEF VINO was
Arrested In London.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 25.-Eddie Guerrin,
who was captured by the London police
yesterday after an exciting chase, is Chi
cago thief. He was born and raised in
low part OF the city and began his criminal
career there in company with other boys
who have since won notoriety in every
part Of the globe. Eddie never was sue
cessiul thief, though he was daring one.
To use a detectives words, che never was
able to get the money, but he was always
industrious and never missed chance to
try for it," He is handsome young fell
low, who always dresses well and has
gentlemanly address, a soft voice and pre-
possessing manners. "He was a young
thief" added veteran detective, "who
always went around with gun in his
hand ready TO shoot policeman II one APP
preached within three feet OF him. l
wonder that he did not shoot the buttons
off the boobies who chased him through
London streets, and he would have done
il, too, il il had not been broad daylight,
for he is rs desperate a man as you will
run across in life time"
Guerrin fled this country in February Of
last year. He had been concerned in a
number OF burglaries and warrant was
out for his arrest Detective Trehorn dis.
covered him in saloon one night, and
was about TO place him under arrest when
Guerrin drew a revolver, shot the officer
down and made his escape. He has served
a term in the Pennsylvania penitentiary
for robbing Pittsburg ticket Office seven
years ago, AMI terms in Iowa and south
ern prison for burglaries. His jobs have
for the most part been small ones.
His brother, Paddy Guerrin, is alto
gether more celebrated as criminal, and
deservedly so. lie is now serving term
OF six years in the Kentucky penitentiary
for assisting in a $1,000 jewelry robbery.
lie was member Of Jimmy Carroll gang
when it robbed the Galesburg hank, but
escaped going to prison for that job by
turning States evidence and tcstifying
against his pals. There is still a younger
brother, who promises TO add luster to the
criminal record OF the Guerrin family
Though he is less than twenty years old,
he has been arrested score of times for
different ofIenses, and he is now in the
county jail awaiting trial for breaking into
a house over on the west side.
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nlsi Van txssy

W. II. Rcyels, NJ. D.. Of Baltimore. Md,
SAYS ~ have been In the practice o; mcdi.
cine Tor over eighteen years, but never have
seen tie equal II Hodges Sarsuparilla. II
has worked miracles here in curing rhcuma-
ti.m aud scrofuln. Have almost come Ia the
conclusion that cannot practice without
it, Rangnm Root Medicine Co, Manu-
furturrs. Nashville, Tenn. 500 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store. 2s3 Main street
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A u,.t.riou. uisbsp.

QUNcY, ILL.,, July pa party Of seven
persons were boat riding late Saturday
night when the skill was capsized and sam
Steel and Miss Jennie Kay were drowned.
Slecl's body was recovered today, with a
bullet hole in the temple, and he is now
thought to have been murdered and the
boat upset 10 remove suspicion regarding
his death. Miss Rays body has not yet
been found. The police are working on
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Fon n good hot weather drink use Floyd
4 MONEYS old reliable mead.
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AD.umper Robbed.

A Cincinnati shoe drummer was robbed
OF his samples while no was enjoying O
game Of poker and smoking yellow Label
cigars.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26

TnE Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends Il.
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There were 200 students in attendance
In this institution last year. There are ten
schools, viz Law, theological, preparatory,
English, modern languages, ancient Ian
guages, science, mathematics, engineering
and normal. Next term begins septem'
Der 3.
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NOTICE.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR oFFiCE /
Mrsuts TGSS, July u, is,A
A. Administrator of the tsate II Chnrlet Wufll,
] viii on Wednesday, August q, 1sss, sell At
the Auciign house Of Il J. MCCARTHY ca, No.
~ tccond street the Sioft ~ grocenes and other
perona property helonxing 70 the said estate. hae
al 10 o'olock n. IN. Tcftna cash.
JNO IOAUuF Administrator
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SUBSCRIBE for THE WErgLY ArrEAI, 81
per year. and participate In the grand dis
tribution of gifts December !.
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Cumberland Un,,er.ity, Lebanon. Tenn

LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and YOU will never use anv other.
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DnrxK Malto ior the nerves

Thy FLOYD Il Moneys soda. Only Bc.
ihcsda water used In the manufacture Of
A
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Trustees Sale.

JrNnrR ANpm NtHTrFOf TiiE rRovisipNs
| contained in rrttHiu drHi uNU UiCi ~ y Z.
Mushy. Mar y Nusli iirJ " W. s'Y1 IVA =
Mostly Mary Itnuin Mostly, Mostly " -alli" "
Nu,hy hni leila u Nu,hg .ui W" 'hirsasnw
Innd Company uu the sih LAY ~ MAY Isl, ani
Which IL ni rrUri n the itEi,ief Onir, II Hh'lb,
county Ipuntssr iu tuuk itl iaFta 30. 90. hlN
aud 80 default ln the Iaynrui ~ the inirhirt
urss If aad thirkHshw laui company hgnlV
ssut,si having lsnUu madr, NJ the rvlucai ~ the
bnd,n iiurut. viii Un
"wednesday, ~" III Day ~ AuEusi, iNAS,
sii2 o'cl"rk N, 81 ~ ca.lcfn door n 90, ,'nfl
hpuso ui shelby unuuy, Tennessee. fliuaif1i IN ihr
Iaxiug District 81 Shelby county. 1runu.sIr, com
mnniY called the rltf 81 Mrmphis srIl a. tho hiEh
~ hIdirf ior cash the following described f,nl
sstltr. ip.Wit
ihu ptsi siio n short Third strft uuo hunirTl
I.IfN fHt Huuth 81 thu Hines lHtwuru The ufifual
,uuutfy lots Nus 49, anil 80 thUury Utsi lsfallrl
With said iiuss our hunitsi ani eighty i've ISL
theme, .puin Iafa.lcl with all lhim 'ii'yl "i,n
hu sllp, Whlrh rus parallel With lsalo .irsi
thruor wrst PARALLEL With aud 90 the linr ~ aail
alley u stake nNruiy i5ul irui est ~ aid Thru
ffrst irluH tho suutlTfst rurutf ~ Nlsiuu ltIt Il
iui thrurr with ,iii tVi's line parallel with sai
one hundred 100 ioet thrno" wrsi with sai
tHds north tiur seventy tiul frrt ~ The rhsi linr
~ aid Thiri rtuUt theme north With thn fHsi
line ~ aid thirl drDi tNiI two ihi iori riahi ~
inches ~ tho beginning nni Icing ~. same pinl,
~ n, w. ronveyri - ne siid thi,ta.H. lAni
tpinfsnV ~ the aid . 4 NusbY NHU Nushy,
Iury n Musiiy Iva y Ngsby, Mar fannlu Nusiy,
4 NusiY b. aallio u M,.by aud leila y Mostly
in aid lrCioi MAY " iul Registered ~ ls'ut ~.
Iag,. 30 ~. ~ hnd iil as ais,' - iuth.
The equity ~ redemption iu slii property y 90
I'''''' ""''' y e. uOsnY. Trustee
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N. @. KERR

Having purchased tbe dsny marie, Of the i.is
John esviile. la Main street respectfully invite
uy old p.uons fri-nds sAd The public ssnsr.lly y
tsi where Their viii and the mos choice Of ~
nosts Ella
Mullord reduces eYaryihInz.
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Economy and strength are peculiar 10
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only medicine OF
which 100 Doses One Dollar is true.
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StallaTd Chalybeate Springs

IsA REMARKABLY CpuL ANp HEATTiful
| summer pasnt un toy 81 muuniiin ngu huWl
ling IfrHu ~ tihios. vi 90 tst wrrk. uf ttui 30
month Hound ifip tlrtrts Euut iut srasun. irrm
Memphis tilb iof citUulars adde's
" ~ NrWiDu. Manager
D. J. t1iiifiiHs. Proprietor,
IL4Wllur bfTru kV.
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nm. e. SWAIN. Ris second =, n.-phis
bisoases III ths fSvef n sss sni tlfctum-i5sspa
r.,s and dlstinst dl.s.-s Viz Inflammation. Con
stip.tion PILE, Fls.ar.. Yyigls, Iolypi, PtolaIss
tic.rti.a C.nosr portfu aud f.ytlisr Ths.s
dl.sasss en-, s-iaom tr.sisd ~ the general pt.oti'
TONER lie is tso shot 100 snr one man 70 thor.
s,Isa1 N ihs hnasn ,,,,afs NJ treatment h nav.
prsrtcsily PsinIs~s A.e ahd Certain. WIN not In.
tsri,r. vim yoar ortipsr buslns- roa can b
treated and resasn y Togf henss w 49, ~
Thms, and tbr,,is bl.ssss. essss.ily. oonsuiiap
ton ffss Csrr,spobfsaos olioiss4
Forls, spoonA Ct. Mullord'I
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GnKAr bargains at Muliord'G
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GraySOn Springs, GraysOn Co., KY,

- MILES WEST % IortsvtLLE. ON n n 4
D') a " railrufd iiui ani Clli sulphur baths.
White tri nnd black sulphur and ohily l.'at.
Wnirrs an muipfu Rmusrmruta NUuuvy nud
climate uusuuia sgd Rate aul descriptive uiItu
iar furnished sfrcinl fairs over miltuaiA huy
ti,kyn iuf Gmyspn sprnvs station.
THOMAS HEYSER.
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RUPTURE CURED.

DIR. q. NOBLE,
Specialist IN the Cnfs H tuItur and hl lufms u
chronic Dis,as Male ~ FEMALE
Dup1rRE CuHEp WITHOUT TiiE kNiFE. on
II hlnduuna ~ thFUrs hY The hsdicatsd
soft Fad Truss and uHHH Treatment
In Uissnsrs ~ Wuna ID. ln III their inrns. give
imnoiata niisf and permanent cur.
kuictufe. HydfoCclga fafcD0ulc. and I'll Terms
n Hood Diseases, cir lu shuu tlme ] Fuamnise
even rasa ! take. TriHHt male and niird Call
Cot NAMES hud aidfrss H cute. made IN The city.
once No. 90 JIIIItt-ON STREET.
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silyerwars cheap, Muliord'A
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Mullord reduces everything
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Forss. spoons Ct. MuliordI
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ROOMS To LIT.

rINURHtsH. RUSSIAN. ELECTRIC sULPHrR
kalt OF flesh Water iath. 80 % 81. - ~ u
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A LEATHER COVERED MEMORANDA. 1tNE
~ aud rcuCipt look Rot "a John hrid. bulldcf.
a LADY's GOLD WATCH WITH SMALL Sill
4 \ vcf chain isIsi on Main street Caf lrtwrrn
tnpncy aud Madison sinrsiN LATERAL rvsari u 70
turned ~ NO - SIXTH HrhEEr, thclsca.
as FRIDAY NIGHT. JULY -. on UNION ST.,
~ between wellington anil layou bridge, one
gold Lfac.lct liuief will please fvturn - J, A.
bkNlk No. nh ffpnt street, ani bo rewarded.
nSE swtTcHMANs FiN-TtNpER PLEASE
" lcAvoat this Office iusio fcrsun.
On BIRMINGHAM RAILROAD. BETWEEN
~ Holly Hpfings and Memphis. July u itgugfte
tional tfhiul. a bun linen duttef, extra lizht ma
tofial Finder viii 10 lienily rewarded upon 70
turning u ~ No. ofEONI nIkkkI.
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oALvANILED IRoNwonKs.

GEo T. RCBsCll. IN. TIE 1iN AND SHEET
VI iron worker business AMI ryaidencc tole-
phone No. ~.
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MOI,sI.H To LIZ.

NO. So SHELBY -IEEfT " EuOMA
y ~ Count street. u fuuuis
~ luton street fpuuiN
tE linton street . fuums
- Adams sturL W rHna
- Mhnhall avenue. rooms
- Gafrull avenue. toYus
a. . simmons avenue. rooms each
IA Washington strut, fuuma
" Inufth strui. Chelsea. . fDJtnA
a. IHudrffiar FiruUt. . ruuiA
~ Nnnru strrt ~ rluns
New cottage bort Pickering. MONS
New ruttar. frsnk strtci ruums
~ lith Hrtt Chrl-7a. r,ums,
hsvrfai small houses. and several ch0ire
tt0fcs on Main street
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars oil
Maine will meet in Skowhegan in u. A.
r hall. in semi.annual session next We'd
nesday oct. 10. The attendance pro-
misses to be large, especially locally, and
an interesting meeting of the order VIII
result. Half fare over all the lead'ns
railroads. and members can obtain ooafu
at Hotel Coburn at ) 30 day two per
sons TO a room; at Hotel lleselton at the
same terms, providing 70 or more stop
there. The Com. of Arrangements, des-
onated by badges will be at the Sta''on
and at hall, and Hotel Coburn' TO u'reo'
members as required. "a
orders of Exercises. Wednesday, ~
4 NJ. Com. on Credentl alS IN session a'
Hall; II A. NJ, opening of session III "
/ degree. report of Com. on Credentials
and imitation of candidates. Noon, III
remission L, Mao reports OF u
/, officers. followed by reports OF stand
ing CONS. and general business. Even
in9-7 30, Temperance praise meeting
p NJ business session, closing WIN
social meeting II desired.
nv.ltv Lodge, of Skowhcgan VIII hoiu
a .ne,ial meeting at their hall loesaay
,,'ing Oct. .. to which all members OF
,hc Orders are cordially invited Inc "
/ officers will be present.
Grand Sec. Brackett VIII report s.e
ort.r in its average good condition WIN
over 500 Lodges and about 2V'"o inc'l
hers In Maine. besides its Juvenile con
tinyent of ~ Temples and '.W" mehloe'S'
For Colds and Coughs use H. l. H.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
Fairfield Centennial

The weather for outdoor exhibitions
was unfavorablc "Wednesday but a very
fair display of horses, cattle, sheep and
swine. etc, was made at the park, The
forenoon was devoted To classification OF
stock. appointment of committees, etc,
and the afternoon the awards were made.
The grand Industrial and civic parade
occurs at . O'Clock, A. NJ, Friday in
stead of O'Clock, Thursday, as annonn-
ccd heretofore.
The hall displays opened to-day and
are very fine ones Fairfield ladies excel
in artistic work and when they set about
it make magnificent display of paint
ings and artistic work in great variety.
The fair continues through Saturday and
evening.
Friday the literary exercises, consist
inc Of nm Grafton by Hon. II, NJ. Heath OF
Augusta, and historical sketch by y.
w Branard, ESQ of Fairfield comes on
in the forenoon Immediately after thr
parade. and in the afternoon there Will
be races at the park.
Ordway has the best values ever SHOWN
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
Our Town.

We publish on the first page Of the
REPORTER this week a brief statement,
comparing our town in certain public
industrial and business phases with the
situation in these particulars ten years
ago. our readers will readily observe
that we have made gain in valuation of
nearly 30 per cent, in polls of about 81
per cent, and in population in the same
ratio. The record is one that but few
towns in Maine can match, smaller
number exceed and should certainly fill
our people with commendable pride in
Skowhegau and confidence in its future.
If YOU don't want to buy thing, call
and see me. A. S. Burke, Bingham.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

While Skowhegan Is claiming the
champion bicycllst 1t wouldn't be bad
idea for them 10 know that Fairfield has
n man who has repeatedly beaten Patterns
3.07 record and his name Is not Amcs ell
Their OH we are up and coming Jour
nat
II TINT Is so we shall hope to see her
parade out some OF that reserve talent
boosted of next week, which can but
make 1t more pleasing TO those in attend
ancc.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Job Printing,

n, lob Printing Establishment connected with
T.. SoNtRsHr REPORTER is prepared 10 do all class
s ' nsd %s n aF %%%
l,,,lnyed and a large stock of paper, envelopes and
mr., wedding and business cards in great va.
va, Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs,
,tc printed in great variety Of styles short
eS Commercial printing specially. Orders
~ .'ail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
HaYtIADd,

Miss S. e. Stmchied and Mrs. |. W
Pa9c went to Boston Monday ON their
usual trip for the selection of goods.
Miss \. \. Withec is expected to 20 Iii,
week. When they return will be th'
time To suit ourselves in prices and fal
and Mintcr mnnds
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
For Sale.

Floor oil cloth remnants, one to fifty
yards in length, one II two yards wide, at
about half price at the oil cloth factory
Inquire of w =. Bailey t3w1
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

Ur. COpdnt:
DEAR SIR i write to inform you that
| now know the efficiency of your {. Y.
Bath and acknowledge its wonderful
power In removing the cause of internal
troubles. | had an ovarian abcess which
my DR.. pronounced the worst one that he
ever knew. 1t had been running sore
for over months and was dying by
inches when commenced taking the
Baths which have renovated my blood
from all tainted Secretions which must
have reduced it as now am entirely free
and Mt work again at my old trade oil
dress making. Am in better health than
ever enjoyed before People LOOK on me
AS one almost raised from the dead.
Gratefully yours,
MRs. l.. T. MooN.
The above letter should discover TO all
thinking people that poisonous deposits
are the basis Of all disease, aud without
constitutional renovation permanent res
toration Is impossible.
Dn \. ,. CuNlSr
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
Children Cry for Pitchers CaStoria.

When Bahy was sick, we gave her Castora,
When she was u Child, She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

Soldiers have machiue-madc appearance
and look what they arc, if they had been
made to order.
1t is said that the wearing Of tights is iniur
Gus to health, How, then, do you account 10
he longevity Of the ballet.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
BORN

Bingham sept 10th, to- the wife OF c. Gieeo- .
dlu4htaG
bingham sept goth, to The wife oi $ Smith &
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

Flour is booming and you can save
money 4 YOU buy ase of a. S Burke,
Bingham.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

lJON u Nj ~ Pc i-NH'
m. Commit:
Dear Sir;
The Baths have entirely re-
licvcd me of the sick headaches with
which have been afflicted for fifty years
which every other method failed to effect
MY son has been in the same condition
for years, also relieved by only eight
baths, and others have been greatly bcne-
fitted by them.
Mis-. CuAEIoIIE SrtluE.
Etna, Me, Sept 18th, loss.
Dr CoHdnt;
DEAR SlR;-PleaSe forward supplies
c. o. d. and oblige. Your Baths are
helping our daughter very much for
which please accept our many thanks and
gratitude ADDISON SMALL
Fly Creek, n Y, Sept. 10Th, lsss.
DEAR SIR Il have about hye minutes
before stage time and will Just say all is
Please give price of one
onta. y. Y, as | believe there is a good
work for me there and am ready with
the evidence now have to 20 to work
in this beneficent cause.
Truly Yours,
Mis- {. \. JONES.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04

Mr.. I. /. Moves of the Maine New
Brunswick Insurance Co. is working
Skowhcgan aud Somerset county aud we
hear is meeting with good success This
company stands high and is writing a
great number Of policies all over Maine.
We particularly call attention to the En-
dowmcnt plan any ten persons entering
the Company can contract with each
other and the Company. for division Of
the benefits secured by each Certificate
rs follows: Three-tiftls To the benetiici-
aries named and provided for in the
Certificate. and the remaining two-Hfths
to his associates in the Club who are
named in the Certificate. Il gives us the
true fontine ills member, protect each
other at actual cost. in it viii b.. found
the advantage Of protection to those We
leave dependent in the event Of our
death, and profits Of Endowment to
those WHO live to old age ab
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
AN IDROSIS.


Marlboro, Mass, July, lsSs.
Dr. commit:
DEAR Sir
have taken of my CLASHES which |
have Worn for years for varicose veins
and my druggist says | must return to
them again As it is the only remedy and
if Conant declares different he is II hum
bug but find | am not alone in standing
up for this kind of humbngery, as here
are many of rs who have had very happy
experiences in this tuning luxury which
has done more for us than all the mcdi-
cal skill in the world could do. Expert
cnce goes much farther than theory or
dogmatic ideas. You may have a crown
of thornS placed upon your head lay the
would be monopolSts, but this humane
work must result in crown of glory for
you from the grateful hands Of those you
restore rs have been. In summing up
the result, old methods of dragging the
poor stomach with hope to cocrce dis
ease, must soon become IA dead one, and
stored away among the dead languages.
commenced to improve as soon a. |
started the circulation which shows the
requirements of mother Nature.
Gratefully yours
NJ. II. AIBrE.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-04
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