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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

FiaSfng or Aadistsssi CIPHER Che
racters on 10 by Professor
Igaataus DonneiIy.

The entire vorld-lltorary, Biographical. and
historicsl-nas for sous months been kesnly
Interested In the burning question e. 70 vnsener
shakespcare's i'm mortal play were really wiz
ten by him or BY Sir francis bacon. insre 40
be no question but that the Key discovered ~
Professor DoDuelly 10 the peculisriy-wordsd
cpitaph on Shskespesre's tomb has most ifa-
portsnt bearing on this question.
Our readers. then, In cennlsn with the resi- on
the world. will DO pleased 10 learn tbss "a eddi-
tional series Of letters on the stone hayo psen
found, which. taken Ia cennsction Win anoshsf
most exciting and important discovery made
within few fee. Of the original resting-pisee
OF the stone, net only throws the full nsht OF un-
dsrstsnding upon the CIPHER. but explains. Also
the still more remarkable fact that one mao vac
possessed OF brain 80 strong yes subre a. TO %
able 10 write plays requiring such extended
learning, such diverse ability, ard such powers
Of reasoning. logic, and philoeophiEing.
For the first time Professor Dsnnelly hsa
during the past mosth, been sele 70 examine
the worn surface Of tho store Win = powerfoi
magnifying lens, mado especially for him for
this purpose by the Nessrs. Bsitley Brothers. OF
q strand London, and By It's AID bs has dis
covered In the lower lsfthand corner Of me
stone The scarcely lsgibie capital letters :. O. T.
The true meaning Of the apparently meaning
iess letters would never have been discovered
and thereby the whole mystery have stin re-
NAMED unsslyed. had 70 not been for tho nndng
near the former cite Of tie head-stone, deeply
buried In the earth, small phiai. SUI bearing
upon a dlscolored label NE almost oblitofs,ed
Nerves.
The proprietors 81 the nofern form % this
most valuable Brain and Nerve FOOD, shi.s
claiming for it land justly too most remarkable
curative and healing virtues Ia all forms 81
Nervous, Nsuralgic. Hystefical, Dyspeptic. De-
bilitattng. and Ike diseases. neyar Ter moment
dreamed OF such antiquity, nor claimed for 10
the ability % transform the brain and intellect
OF an ordinary strolling player or al oid.uine
philosopher into an organ that Eas capable OF
forcing the unqualified admiration % all pos
terty by reason Of deep reasoning, keen vi,
subtle satire, and unexcelied powers Of onserys-
ton.
Yet when one has carefully read the hundreds
OF cases OF Brain Fag and strain. Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Hystens. and the Ike nat scotch
Oats Essence has cured. a. attested by ply
scians In the book on Brain ard Nerves. scot
free by ths =. q. r. Company, az 100 Fulton
street. v. Y. it Is not altogether 30 surprising.
UnquestiOnRbly Il IL The greatest Brain and
Nerve Remedy Of The day. Liked by the people
and endorsed by the profession. We are In.
formed that its price Is but 81 per bottle sp lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
LafT,ou EfiEtF.

A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.
Rev. G. X. Lynch, publisher OF the Alabama
CAristidn Adrocate, Birmingham, writes:
travel all over the State; nay friends say they
and DR.. MOzleys Lemon Elixir = most excellent
medicins. My book-kesper and foreman both
use It Ia place Of cslsmel, pills, etc.
A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES.
DR.. Kozley: Dear After ten years OF great
suffering frem indigestian or dyspepsia, with
great nervous prosrAtion and oillioasness, dis
ordered Kidneys and constipation, have boon
cured by four bottlos OF your Lemon Elixir. and
am now a we'll man. Rev. G. G. DAVIS,
Elder Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
No. q Tasaau street. Atlanta, Ga
FROM NORTH GEORGIA.
Mrs. N. A. McEntirs writes IRON Spring Place /:
For May years ] hays been great sufferer
from indigestion. sick headaches, aud nervous
prestration caused from billiousnsss and con-
stipation I tried many remedies, but got no
permanent relief until l ssed DIT. Mozley's
Lemsn Elixir. am now in better health than
for many years Ay daughter has been subject
10 chills and fsyer from her infancy. l could
get nothing 70 relieve Ecr: the Lemon Elixir
has restored her 70 perfect health.
Sold by druggists. so cents and 81 per bottle
Prepared by Dr. u. Motley. Atlanta. Ga
ap i-SutJeisfrm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

The old saying "opposition is the life
OF business" has not been sustained in
one instance at least. Since the intro
duction Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup ell
other cough remedies have been dead
stock and the vendors are in despair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
LINE, CEmnNr. rlAsrEn. Ae.

NTOVA-ScOTIA LAND PLASTER,
IN the cheapest fertilizer knsvA Fer clover, /
timothy, corn, and tobaccs-plznts u cannot oef
eaualisi. IL IL worthless unless fre<h Greund Il
have the only mill In ths city. sa4 grlna frekh -
ordered WARNkk lzQ0kE,
Lime, Pisstsr. Cemsat Labs. Se.,
foot Of Seventeenth street.. 6hcckos Mia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
PRoPoS AT.s.

UNITED sTETEs KssISEER oFFIcs.)
No. ei0NIsETEgSrz sraEEf, NeEraYEsf.
WksRISGTos, D. C., March q. 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS, In TRIPLI-
- CATH, for the REMOVAL or THREH
WRECKS n MATTAPoNI RIVER. Virginia, be-
twssu Aylctts aud Nalksrton, win - received
At this ofzcoantil Eeon on the 2sth day Of April.
iSst aud opened inl m edtstsiy thereafter. specl-
neasions csnIsiniag detailed Information and
blank forms Of PROPOSALS can be Obtained az
this efics. The right % reject any or all pro-
pSssls Is reserved. ). r. ALBERT,
nah est United States Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

The Young woman FER whom Prince
oscar sacrfnees Hfs Royal

On March 18th Prince Oscar, second
son Of the King OF Sweden and Norway,
will marry at Bournemouth, in England,
Ebba Munck. In taking this step he
will renounce oil his rights, prerogatives,
and titles as q member Of the Royal
family and become q plain citizen. All
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
DRoPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

Il MARCH "a, issl-SgALRD PROPOSALS, en-
aorsed proposals for T0sacco," viii be ro-'
csivsd, frem, maHufsctursrs Or regular deslersi
only, az the Bureau of Provisions aud Clothing,
Navy Department. Wsshiagssu, d. C., until II
O'Clock A. NJ Aprfi %, lecS and opened imme-!
the supply, On or sefeFe November ], 1855, at the
navy-ysr4. New Yers, 81 enc hundred and nfty
thousana 1oo,coe) pounds OF NAVY TOBACCO.
Tie bids decided BY lot Bidders are referred "
the bureau Of Provisions and Clothing. Navy De-
payment, Wsshinx son, D. c., for Specifications,
forms Of oGer, and all information relative 10
the article required. The proposals must 10
made In duplicate on tbs proper blank forms
and filsd cut as indicated ~ ths kaak The De-
partment reserves the rtsktsts rsiecs any propc~-
cal net considered Advantageous 20 me Govern
mest JANIS FULTON.
NH 24-30s Payn Astssy csasral. u. - Navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01

T,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
j. CEIvEfssslssD BIDS UNTIL APRIL i0rul
FOR GRAZING AND rAsINs MAIN sfHKkT,i
South Boston, Va, estimated % u scoot 5000
square yards. including sizswaIkA Reserve Ihsi
right 70 reject any OF sieiec. espyo Of spscinca-
W. D. BARBOUR,
X w. LAWSON,
street Cemsffttee,
Pcst-0rlcs Boz SO,
NH 18Th. Su4 rutApi0 South Boston, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-01
U,HE BRADSTREEr COMPANY.
l. cHARLES Y. CLARK, Pssslpssr.
BKADsrREErs RICHMOND OFFICE
No. Iios EAST MAIN sTRKKr.
TeispAszs No Asa
IN. Witty. Superintendent

The RickmsaS ssaes Ass nsrA nan hspt pass
rssat Of ths tsrritsxy risutAry Il 4 ItSlRsrs 70
the mercantile eennuAisy a 0ts secstoA eli ne
advantages Il ssystsn Ne sop& Fteri1y II vhieA
Il recognized In every trade oesSwe Il Ne ctvilS
10 guard mo Interest ot - heal pAtspdo = -
tssled by thA fset taA, u has new inr3H nss>1He
sfsstscvsbsvs Ass esy stAw sswssat'js aevte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


>, Inc arg po'itr IA 'ne spoAe ,a''o'' oi
'rn"r,tox IT.; a. fanr men ,n1 xoan1;no
.o,araI a,ha,s
Tho o,o;sa revisio, commiss;o, in Nov
w doc;d.d .rhnr.J.v ,ha, ali sa oon. NM,
h, ~, cIo,oI Sund,y and tho s.Ie of in.
toxicating liquor shall not be permitted in
them.
A, In1;ans,,oIis spaciaI saxs wanr.
maker knows that the cabinet portfolio will
be rendered him at the proper time and
Harrison knows that Wannamaker will ae-
cept.
f II. Flvnn, a merchant of Coxenhole,
Honduras. was arrested Friday at New Or
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE LEGISLATIVE TRAIN
The Facilities Offered our Law Makers
by the Maine Genital.

Special to the kennebec Journal
PoRTLAsD, Dec. 81.
On Monday, Dec. 81 the Maine Central
Will increase their train service by the addi
ton Of a legislative train. This train will
leave Portland at 10 30 A. NJ. and arrive in
Augusta at IL 50 +. NJ. The hour of de-
parture is directly after the arrival of all
trains vest, and the stop at Brunswick makes
close connection with the morning trains
from Bath and Lewiston. Passengers from
the Grand Trunk and Z. & H. railroads are
also much better accommodated than At pres.
eBt
Returning the legislative train will leave
Augusta at 80 J.. NJ, arriving in Portland
at 100 L. NJ, ami connecting at Brunsyick
tor Bath and Lewiston.
1t is noticeable then that ample time is af-
forded for the transaction of business al the
capital, before the legislature or otherwise
ami Tor attendance On the various committee
meetings, and to return home in season for
supper; and not only this, but it enables
persons desiring to spend the evening
IN Portland visiting friends or 10
witness any of the various enter
tainments, concerts. operas lectures, etc, to
do so without loss of much time indeed, an
early supper can be takep, then step aboard
the train, and one is landed right at the hall,
theatre or store in Portland, by changing to
the horse cars on arrival al the Union sta
ton.
The management trust the new facilities
thus Afforded may meet with favor.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge W. p. whitehouse. Presiding

A. C. OTrs. Clerk
c z. McFADDEs, Sheriff.
Y. A SNAIL, Stenographer.
l.. T. Carleton, County Attorney.
FRipAr, Dec. 2l
State vs.. Trask. In this case a verdict Of
not guilty -ss rendered by the jury after be-
ing out an hour and half
In the indictments of State vs.. Lewis
Dudley, for breaking and entering and lar
ceny, the gov. rnme Mt mol pressed the ailega-
tons of breaking acd entering and the re-
spopdent pleaded snilty TO the charge Of lar
ceny. The cases we're then continued for
sentence and the respondent allowed to 20
on his own recognzance.
State Va Dennis G,rrity. L. T. Carrie .on
for State, Bean snd Bean for respondent.
Indictment for keeping liquor nuisance in
Halloreli between the trst day Of May and
September, 1857. Verdict, guilty.
State vs.. Dennis Gsrrity. Same COUNSEL
a. in last case. Indictment for keeping a
liquor Buisaoce in Hsilosell, betseen Jan
i., and September of the present year. ver-
Dict, guilty.
At quarter past four, on motion of the
county attorney, John Malvsrhili va.
brought from the all AMI p sced at the bar.
He was i'm ne iiateiy arraizned upon the in
d:egment charging him with manslsagbt.r,
the killing Of Charles A. Luce on the 25;h
Of November last, 70 which he pleaded not
guilty.
jury was then impaneled by drawing,
and it IL constituted as follows: G.. W.
Hubbard, Oakland, Foreman; Chas. A. II if
H.Iio~sli: o. W. Blake, Hailo~ell; W. A.
knight, Rome Perry Brown, Clinton, Geo
NJ. Cunningham, Gardiner; r. II. Cole
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MAINE rELEoRAMs CONDENSED

The Maine Wooden Manufacturer Club
held meeting at Young's Hotel Boston
Thursday erening. Hs~is Anderson of
Skowhegan presided and A. F Bradbury of
Dexter acted as secretary. The speakers
were Hon. Archibald Linn, William Dob
son, Lewis Anderson. ID. X Campbell,
Gates Barnet, Mr.. B -adbury, Mr.. Kimball
and Joseph Seaver.
The citizens of Deering are requested to
meet at Lewis Hall. WooifOrds, on Friday
evening, Dec 2sth 1888, at 7.30 O'Clock TO
consider the advisibility of petitioning the
legislature for a village charter and to dis
cuss the question of annexation to the city
of Portland. Every person interested in the
welfare of the town is earnestly requested to
be present.
The grand jury in Somerse; S. J. Court
arose Friiisy. They reported IA indictments
largely for violation of the prohibitory law.
1t is rs ported that the Grea: Works pulp
mill people have bought the Lincoln Pulp
Mill. Should this prove true. it will be
blessing to Lincoln and the surrounding
towns.
The two horses stolen from l.. F. Dysr's
stable in Deering were recovered tJdsy in
Falmouth They had evidently been con
cealed in the woods over night and had been
allowed to find their way into the road this
morning, where they were picked up BY a
farmer. No clue TO the thieves.
Henry Eldredge of Ssco, and Mrs. William
Strout of Cape Elizabeth, arrested in
Biideford, Thursday night. on a warrant
sworn out by the lattar's husband, are held
at the Biddeford police station, awaiting
trial. 1t is claimed thst they have been
living together in Biddeford Elredse has
a wife and several children in Saco.
Last year travelling man came to Port
IaId and contracted to furnish TO a certain
gentleman lot of knitting machines for the
| purpose of establishing stocking msnufsc-
tory there The machines were sent from
/ Lynn C. o. ID. by the American Express
/ When they arrived the consiguee psd s46i
/ for them. 1hoy proved to be worthless il
wss ssindle. This year the same thin.
has Just beei worked at the other end OF tbs
I line.
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GA RDINER.

Mr.. c. F. Connor Of Richmond vas in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Connor was formerly a
provision dealer in this city, and va, on
visit TO friends.
Joshua Gray & Co. have commenced
hauling logs from the pile on their wharf.
They will saw these up first and will then
use those piled aboat the mill
ID. VI. Watt of Augusta vas in the city
yesterday Mr. Wal It has been making the
resolutions which are to be presented TO
Trinity Commandey, X. T., Of Hudson,
Mass. by Maine Commanlery Of this city
and Trinity Commandery Of Augusta The
resolutions are ebtirely in ink and the work
manship is very hne. They will soon be on
exhibition in this city.
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Now York Produce Market.

NEw YORK. pvc. II.
FlorK--R Receipts. s., 100 pseksgcs. exports. lS
eArrvls, sales. eleo Repeat quotations including
saso CITY mill extra. ~ esta =, ilp hne. ~ Na
- -. so salerane. o. saasS ~. extra No. Z
- sases IS. sse winter whoai extra. o. SoasS ss;
lcts Minnesota extra. - tsass 40. Southern nous
dali barely steady, RYE noar IN moderate demand.
WhsAr-Reevipts, $500. exports. if0.uop, sslcs,
lec, quiet bat steady, No, spring nominal. iosts
No. hSrd, Ia, Nc. nd iossl0S elevator tosa fob,
loSisitNi delivered; No. rSd. nominal, IN; No.
white nominal, los
RYk--dull,
kARLkf--hrm and quiet.
CosN- -ReccipIs A ~. EXPORTS "a 40, sAles. .iss.-
en, dull and weak, stcamer. tai, No. !, EssSs;
store aud elevator. tst delivered
oArskeveipts, IL: go exports, l>si, sAlcs. iaS..
eS, lower. No.S VI do white Nlstzi, No. Solatl;
DO white, AlaSti, No. l. nominal. do white, ~.
Mixed Western. ssls. white do, xssso.
Cusfsx--fair: Rio. ial, "
SpGtR--iaii. renaed, duli.
fkrRoLSUN, steady, united, a2i.
foss--steady.
hSkf---9airt.
ls.kn--steAdy; western steam. o. toate 70;
closing ~ ~, city steam. q ~, refined qaetsd
., IS, conitnent - -. =. A.
hurrkR--nrm. demand fair.
ChsSsk-Qaiet. steady. freights to Liverpool
dul.
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House.

A resolution was adopted requesting from
the President information touching the
affairs in Maiag,kcA
The House then went into committee Of
the whole on the SicaraguSn bill.
Spinola's amendment limiting the capital
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SENATOR SHERMAN
Is Serenaded by the Colored Republic an
League and Delivers Speech.

WAsHISGroN, Dec. 2l.
Senator Shermln was serena led this eve.
ming by the john sherman Republican
League" (colorei) of the District of Column
bIa. An address was read thanking him for
ms great, unremittng services to the cOiOred
race. Shefmaa SAID The problem of Sc
curing for negroes the peaceful enj pyment
of equal rights and privileges is the most
difficult one in American politics. Ii in
-ome southern States these rights are denied
you must make allowance for the opinions
and rejuiices of ages and for your enforced
ignorance, the necessary result of slavery.
These pre- ldices Will disappear as you sc
quire education and proper y. II you suffer
injustice, remember never before IN the his
tory of the human race dil the emincipa,rd
race or class make such progress IN so short
time as YOU have" Sherman expresss
the hope the next Congress would pass a uni-
form election law to secnre to every man the
right 10 vote aid have his vote counted, but
he warned them that Congress couldn't inter
fere in local elections
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Cheers Greet The Reading in
Commons Of Stanley'S
Safety,
But te News Isn't 0ilcial.
Salisbury Will Say Nothing About the
Appointment OF Sackvilies
Successor.


LONDON, Dee. 2l.
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Goschea reai amid cheers a telegram by the
West AfrIcsa Telegraph Co. from ST
Thomas, reporting the arrival of stanley
and Enln on the Aruwhimi. The govern
ment has received no direct news confirming
the report.
ln the sdvices il is stated that Stanley
wrote 10 EDin that he hs1 vast store OF
ivory anu oxen and an abundance of food
Stanley intended TO leave Bonyala the end
OF August.
In the House of Lords today Lord Dun
raven asked Salisbury when the government
intended TO appoint minister TO succeed
Saekviile at " sshington. Salisbury replied
that the correspondence growing out Of the
oackville Incident was sull incomplete and
he could not answer.
In the House of commons today in the
comm ttee Gu appropriation bills, GJrst in
the chair, DR.. Iauner offered an amendment
opposing the grant OF 500 pounds to Capt.
Seagrave, the Irish resident magistrate.
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The totals from the states AT. Hight witch caused
hrnnr-s o III" market In some particular instsu-
ev- p"rhsp moderate advance, but butchers were
moi very ansipus TO buy, The sheep buich.r will
have In some fancy stick Tor the thtl-tma. trale,
tina have had glod bit. Of western Merrill
bic sold $40 steep aud lambs, Nv sb b. al tt
csnis. l. ". : Whselsr sold ~ sheep aud lambs
Nv IS ibr al ! &C., toombs Il FHrrar suld 80 sheep
~ lao lbs a. sc. lambs, weight 40 pounds at ar.
A Avrrhill sold VI sheep snd lambs. Nv ~ lbs at
81 PC I. ".
Fat II Western live have declined a strong
l ir neI ID.
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A CHEAP SENSATION
The Right Name ior Rumors Of Harrison's
Attempted Assassination.
People Indignant at the
Story.
I.pf.S.poIr Nee 2I

ISDtaSAPoLEs, Dec. 81.
The sensational report which appeared in
the Nes York Herald's Indianapolis special
of the discovery of plot 10 asssssiuare
President-elect Harrison. created great in
dignation among ilarrison's many warm
friends. At the Harrison household the
story is unhestaiingly declared a pure
fabrication No one in the city can be
found who ever heard Of the alleged at
tempt upon Htrrison's life, nor had any
thought Of such a possibility seriously en-
gagged the consideration of ANY Of the Gen
erals friends or MS family. so lar As dihsent
inquiry can ascertain.
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STATE OF MAINE.
SESSEBlc, ss,-super'or Court. December fern.

KESSEBLc, ss>-superior Court. December fern.
lses.
Lizzie e. Perkins,. mt, ~. BraIf .rd PerkIs..
rpon The annexed libel, II Ia ordered that notice
thereof BE- given % tho lib lee b. pubis ing an Of.
Tsisd copy u ZANE, . an 40 raci tasie1f. to-
get With til. order thereon three week. sueess
tyriy in tho hennshee Journal a HswspHpef print
81 IN ABnisis In said eOunfy Df ksHn' bec the las,
publication 70 BE- th ny days hast before the
ns - term q .Aid court. 20 BE- hoid.n at Augusta
Fiihn and for said e'uniy u ksHnsbsc. The hrst
Tas.day ~ February next, that To- may then and
i1efF spfesr 10 said court and 20 said libel
" he .ss A..
Ane" &C. orIs. Clerk.
Abstract o. Libeij
The ibelsn; silegss that she Va. married 10 IN. ,sd
ib+es At Las enc. In the state Of MAuA huss.tsos
ti,s Hsl las oi hsIcn. 70 that The sd libesbt
sf msfisas that The libeIaB re.ided in thls state
~isen The eause u diyOre~ seeru~d a. hereinafter
ast fDrfb, aud had resided here la good fslth one
year prior 10 the date hereof that tie tsiant has
ever bsen anhfnl 70 her marrisge ohilgaiions hat
thhi the said bflse aas been aniindfu Of the same
ssried The libeisni siihoui reasonable e.ase
and has Continued .aid ds.eTiiOn for three con.@e
niiss year. % sf prior 10 the hling of this ibel
that be has grossly wzn;oniy aud cruelty n. rIert
I'd and refu-ed 10 prov ids suitable afuts uAae. ~
yyor HbelAni' thar hs has besn guilty Of cruel and
sbusfvs treatment and cruelty towards lar
on The day u JUL. lssl, and o. divers other a.rs
AMI tinsss hA for iaore than nisen year. nos is.t
past ti.s sad hb~iant sud ibsi-e have never liv,
and eohsbiisd tefsihsr a. husband ond Wife
Wherefore ste pray. that divorce from M, hons.
BE- dserped. ~
And the libeIani further alleges that .h. ba. ,..d
res@onabie diigsnee to Asesrtain the pressnt resi
dsBrs of said beie. but is uuabs 10 d =, .ad asss
not know where It 10.
LIzziE &. PgKKIxs. LIbeisnt.
kEssEHEe, a., December a. .lsss.-I1,s said libel.
ant nals Oain thai The above all CATION q. 10 the
rs.iisEes Of The hbsst b true. RETIRE me-
SAMUEL ftTcoNB,
| Justice Of the feaes.
irs. copy Of the order Of ao'ics With sb.fraei sf
| Hsei. Attest: &C. Or1a
! deez1.z4k Clerk.
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QuIET HoURs- The October number of
this magazine contains the first installmeut
of The Strange ST ~ Of Tragedy v hieh
is TO give history of the celebrated Barron
TRAGEDY, Of which so much has already been
said. The magazine contains a portrait of
the late Mr.. Barron sad the article also ha.
other illustrations. The magazine also has
it. usual variety OF other ARTICLES. Dexter,
Maine. ; o. per wear
The Pope Mari fstiring' mpsn. B0stou
send Us one of their desk calendars for I.s9
The several leaves contain interesting rad
ing about the Columbia bicycle. and also
have small space for ready memorandums.
l. forms handy desk or table companion
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Steel. Little Bile Pills are without an
equsi for stimulating the liver to heslthJ
sctiIn, and creating proper secretion Of bile,
thus removing from the system the germs of
maisris, curing constipation. indigestion,
and inducing a healthy circulation Of the
blood, without which no one can enj y SOUND
heslth. They are small but effective; fres
from ususesting propen.ities and gripins
pains, and do not interfere IN their action ~iil
the ordinary routine Of dsily life. Hesvii,
sugar coated To be had in Augusta Of j.
Mixer and C. B. Murphy & Co.. Tor rs per
bottle.
junefod&~ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-22

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years We have been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DR. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Elec-
tric Bitters, and have never handled RENE
dies that sell as we'll, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and We stand
ready to refund the purchase price, If salts.
factory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits. J. M. Miner.
druggist. aug20d&w ychwky