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Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
SRA Sprina 6rope.

st Galeboniaz8 lab ppuarter meb,
iom Hpbeo fra Spring @ruue, at en- SO
Der lDb siennem @aben meb en- 8urp
bunbet til Salen; Slist er neppe af nos
gen Snteresie for Nosen; oerimob oil
leg Der berette libt ON en- Concert, iom
saues Der 2srbassfuelben ben 17be
DARTS.
Del berperenbe Muiifforps er life
mere eno ct 4ar sammelt, os tore 5ors
oe%ntninser fnpttebes piitnof life til bet,
ba bet orsaniierebes, men bet bar iteuz
net patfert fremub Os siurt sub Jrems
gang. s Sinter bar bet ipinet baabe
Der os / De Omlissenoe Smuabper %
bsitet baabe 8ifalb % Bense, iaa bet
bar bait Raab til at a%nifaffe sObe Sns
itrumenter Os pene llniformer. Gnbmu
fob bet tilbase at faa npe Suer % be
for ct Muiittorps n~sbuenbise CAMPER,
iom faites til Suerne. 1il benne llbs
gift fit be Yense NOT peb naunte gons
cert. Den beirstes al mango Soft, us
basefter inbtoses en- suo Supper.
Yrosrammet inoebclot osiau ct Yar
Yianos 9umere, builfe ubfsrtes at Miis
8eaue, en- 9atter al Yreiten beritebs
be ipiltes fprtrinlist, ps bet tsr antases,
at ben unse Dame eier life lisen muI.s
falif 8esapelie.
Meb gnifet ON, at Spring @rope
MuIif, 8orps maa leoIasss al bet
iamme Selb i 5remticen, Iutter jsa
bisie 2injer. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Slolps | StnosiDgeanfalt
Stofbolm.

"9litonbl." friper: gn lfraftelis
ulptfe benbte ber Tirsbas WOrsen liot
oper 8l. 5, ba Der ubbrso Slbebranb /
en- Sinosipseanitalt peb Sufobsbers.
Slben antases at uere ppfOmmet peb,
at en- al be / LITE gtase ~inbeiperrebe,
mere puloiomme Sinosipse, abrian
9uitis, bauoe breffet no en- Sis al So
nelinsen; sjennem 8inbuet oppe unber
Xoitet bauoe ban bplct 5lilen bort til
en- Gas amme / 8orriooren os berpaa
antenbt Salmen i Gellen. Slben baooe
iaa ubbreot fig burtist / lite gtase.
2uitis bar ielp iorflaret Sammenbens
gen i%aalebes, at mar, amer bet for lamb
ipnlis, oa ban osiaa fsr bar brubt Bore
ipilrer no at gassene. 8astmelteren
paffeoes al ben 2arm, 2uitis sjorbe, ps
began fig berneb.
Der sIoroes ltrar Nnltalter til at
rebbe bel Generne nbeIluttebe Is Sinbss
ipse, os be f1eite rebbebes. 9sren i
lite gtase fit man aabnet, men mo fiji
life De SpnbsiDse 10. Sra 2ben @tase
brastes 3 neb 40 en- Stise. 8erionalet
/ lite gtase reobebe fig balpfualte sjenz
mem Sinbuerne. 8eitDrsrinben boppebe
neo ira 2oen gtase % fit en- 8ontuiion
/ Rpssen, iaa bun er ienselissenbe.
pa 8ranbforpiet Tom, rebbebes enoz
MI en- apinbe fra LITE gtase. Men enbs
MI bar Der 5 isjen. Meb 5are for fit
eset 2ip trenste 8ranbmanbi taberne
inb, % bet lptteSes benz at faa ale 5 ub,
iumtlise tilipnelaoenoe bSbe. Gn al
8ranoforpiets llnberufficerer bapbe I'M
Der bette &ebninssarbeibe ner lat 2ipet
til, ibet ban bleu inbeitanst / en- Ge0e.
Smiblertio tom 5 Manb til Sjelp, iaa
ban blep reooet.
Reb be tilipnelubenoe 9sbe foretoses
Der itrar energetic Splipeliesforiss al
8orpiets "Samariter." Otter ca. l
Zines Grbeibe lptfebes bet at faa 2
falpt tiaipe isien. De 3 surise par os
bleu bDoe. 9isie par ben fra Barn.
ocmmen iinSsipse Soban 9unbbers,
% aar, Sitter Sunbitrpm fra 8arbulm,
40 aar, FAINT en- Jung Manb paa II Gar
peb 9aun Sellbers fra 9anpif.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

Gn Nnosigg &onge. Song Otto l.
af 8aiern, Der iom iinbsips opbolber
fig paa Slottet 5~iiritenrieb, befinoer fig,
efter bpab Der meooeles berfra, / en-
fulbitenbis trsiteslos Tilitano. For
nosen Sib iiben funbe ban bog al % til
paasne til iaa mesen @irfipmbeb, at bar
/ entelte giebliffe funoe sisnfienoe Jolf,
men ba hans Mpber forleoen Dag be-
isste bam, piite ban fig fulbitanbia
aanbsIsp. Yaa ale benbes Senoen:
better til bam, bapoe ban in~tetiombeli
Spar, men pebbleu tanfelss ps aanbss
forpirret at itirre no paa Sneen pe
trpmme paa &uberne. Tiliibit fanot
Moberen life boloe bet lansere no 70,
Sinbsbepaselie, men iorlob fin ulpffe'
lise Ssn, buis OplDsnins ipnes at rDtt'
nar meb iterfe Sfribt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Todd C0l1t1

buor Oper 500 itunbinuuits
palste fig npe Siem / Qgbst o?nai
CONNER, bar oi MI Ouertaset eof,nit5 NJ
10000 Ncres
ngt eano, iOm aIoris for bar -.
Warfebet, % Tom maa % IfoI Ue'a
9ebet al Scmmeren. 6etts ,S'sI:
ser 2 Wil fra Sernboneitot;;oo. \
Briien er fra SO 90 % ppOpsr y.
paa iarbeles lette 8iItaar. q
5cruoen bette npe 9ano FOR y, -.
1ere Nstl
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
I2,UOO Ncres
SmHnSer Mercs

tilbaee al &ailruao 9anoet, iOn -
Warfeb ifjcr CONNER. 81 mr. w "
felis Orbre fra aOmpasniet If ~ s1 n
bette aanb ub iunar, os bet Itoor y NJ, d
frit for at oipre et 8ub % i;trs y.
btutgt % 9oot Stpffc ao,3
Sor faite 2anonsent er uuersS' |
Ylaoien cs bill mpoe enbuer gars;,1
paa Stationen os Ell, al uure Sor
fel9e meb berfra ct. Saul. Sr j
ifjor pif enboer, iom tjsber 50 ~
erbOloe fri &eiIe.
Starter, 8eifriuelier us ole r,rrl
Oplpsninser fan erbolbes ueS NJ !
Ifriue
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

6ogg: "9u bar siftet DIG, samle
9rens, bsrer ies. Sar ct sobt, bpa'?"
Scents: "Su, brilliant. Min Some
mlnoer mig ont en- 3beiieoel; bun lpns
ger iua %itjSnt."
5uss: "2iseiaa hos ps -. 36cs
fiebel! Sa! ga! -. Men ies, ies ueo
bare aloris, naar bun foyer Oper."
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
/ arabif 9rost fom til benoe os raabte
"Reis Dig" gun falbt omlulb.

july RiD! Juh ulpl uHtiuip.
San itres ta til aarapnnisreren:
"3enne Slauinbe er aloeles ipoleret;
aipbeIum, transport, 9olb, aft er tabt,
bring mig life en- anben Gang ilist."
9erpaa penbte ban fig til to Nesre cs
iasoe: "Tat bette Qabiel / en- straas
matte, ps bar bet no til gesrapeliess
plabien, bet er 10 life til nossn Rptte
at ipbe paa ilist lansere; bun fan 10 iaa
life leue alIiseuel."
De to Resre tos Suema, tulIebe benoe
inb / en- sammel Matte, bandit bet Sele
iammen meb Snorer us = bar 6enoe
ub paa Besrapeliesplabien.
Gnbelis fob be itiae, be taitebe Bprs
ben fra fig; os Suema bsrte benz faite
Sanben up os foritob, OF BUN Iflloe
lepenbe %besrapes. Set Sag nteb sano,
buormeb be oilbe beoaffe benbe, par
imiolertib iaa let, at BUN funbe bgre
gerernes sfribt, ba be isjen ilebe bort.
On frpstelis Nnseit sreb benbe; bele
benbes Natur oprsrte fig oeo iaaleoes
leuenbe at besrapes; efter frpstelise
Nnitranselier fiji bun befriet .9eeeeet,
iaa at bun Ell bleo fualt; bun gap iuase
Sub fra fig us bespnbte of raabe ON
Sjelp, men benoes ipase Stemme table
fig ubsrt / Natten.
8lubielis bepesebes en- Buff i Nars
beben = npsle uilbe Sjafaler fom bps
lenbe / Narbeoen. Slobet itioneoe i
benbes garer; Sanben blep ltrabet til
iibe fra @rapen, 9prene sruu bpbsre Os
bpbere, inbtil bun fslte be sraabise Ours
8io ! fine Geober, bum ubitDbte ct 8abs
ielsifris os table 8%euibitbeoen.
9a bun after fom til fig lelp, beianot
bun fig / ct 8ammer meb boibe Gasse,
noset ipm bum albris fsr bapbe feet;
bun laa / en- Sens, to 8uinber meb buioe
Nniister itob ueb Sioen ai benoes Seize,
Os Suema tanfte peb fig ielp: "Ses ulaa
bore fommet / Nanoernes 9ano".
Sppr bar MI Suema? Sun beianbt
fla | Snoeppreliet | INSTRUMENTATION
/ 3anSibar.
Men bporlebes bar bun fommen biz =?
50 en- uns Saluneser bar bin famine
often saat paa Sast efter Sfjafaler,
ban bauoe saat til 8esraueli esplaoier,
tbi oite timber ma Der bisie 9pr ros
benoe eIter Sig I'M Natten.
6an fcm netop til / famine gieblif,
Suema uoitpcte 8ebielsltrisen, ban
Ifisb Sjafalerne % unberisste berpaa,
bpab bet bar, be sroo eiter og 6apoe
bibt /.
San bemarfeoe mart to 5sober, fom
beuasebe fig; ban faubt mart of be til
bprte ct 8arneleseme; ban funbt, ub at
Siertet 1os enbnu; srebet al Weolioen=
beo, tcs ban Barnet us braste bet til
Misiionarernss 9Oipital, iOm mel
9leoe mobtog benoe.
Suema Tom fig libt efter liot, bun
Tom til aanbelist Sip, l9rte at beoe 10,
fine 6ienber os bleu en- Spsepleierft
paa Soipitalet.
Saalebes rebbebe Serren bette 8arn
vi benne ianbe 5ortGlins fan mar
faa en- liben Joreitilins ON Slaperiets
rabiOmme Glenoisbeo. (Were.)
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
9tbt af 6pert.
aapaasrilsitnant 6ialmar sis bar

Gapaacrileitnant Sialmar Vie bar
poo fin gfeiIe runbt Suroen III paslsret
galfutta, buor ban bar SjaIt hos pans
Ssi6eo @aiab sunrinorO MObun', %
bar berfra besiust fig til Santalm'sl'o1
mems Stationer, buur ban bar ppDolot
fig ben fible SuluOsl af Sanrar gtaa'
neb. Qsitnanien omtaler i Bripatbrep
ben biertelise Mobtaselie, Der Ct bleoen
BAN til Gel / Berreiens 5amilie laInt
bus Sfreisrub us Seiman. Opboloef
Der bar ueret meset bebassll9f, llser
ban. pan bar foreta9et mango % laI1Se
Giot / bet Snbre at 2anoet.
9sitnant Sic bar paa i'm 8eiie bibtll
beisst ameritas iuritjeaise stater, reiie
berfra uper Gan 5rancisco til Sapan
% aina, pibere poerlano sjennem Sn'
bien, bpor ban altiaa / S%lutninsen al
furrise Maaneb upbulbt Jig. 9erfra
astebe ban at iatte 8urien mob bet rsoe
Sap %, eiterat babe reiit / Gsppten,
at uenbetilbase til ariitiania til 8aaren.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28

DR.. S6liemann iOretuser ior Gibsn
ub%srapninser / H9rbeben al Ilerans
bria % bar alereoe funoet flere inter-
esiante Eager, bl. q. 5unoamentet til ct
Yalabs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Weauefelipets COB | forte Srnf

Wfennefelipets Sob | forte Sref.
s en- Irtitel "9pbbOlpOien" fremora,
ses ct Wers, boori ben samle oanife
S'stsr amOrOiius Stub efter suenI,
bar fremltiQet @ennetelipets Qsb / isf.
senbe forte 9raf:
60Oss, SraOes, ipObes, ammes,
eusses, tumlss, bares, saa,
iasfss % | Suans aunammes,
1e9e, bore. 5anter faa,
ellie, belle, 9iftes, IMAGES,
s9'te paItes neo o. Up,
aloes' iOat'es, ouO, besrauss,
Get sr alt bort 2epnetslsb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
Homantif in0en Huslanos Geiier

Nomantif inben Huslanos Geiicr.
familie. Sm SorbOloet ansaaenoe gjas
rens 8asrins / at sipe fit Samtptte til
ben unse S%toriprite Mi6aelopitd's
sgsteltab meo @reo Ssnatieiis s9atter
berettes bl. a.:
"Wtan tsr erinbre, at BET bar Storz
fprit Mi6aelOwitd, iom iorleoent aar
ubbraste ben befjenbte Sfaal for Sranfs
rise, Der uafte iaa flor Opiist. s ben
liote 9ib bacbe ben ~27zaarise Storfprz
ltes Wooer iasttuset, at benbes Ssn
unber 8interiaionens 8aIer piite en-
altfor flor Dpmarfi mbeb mob @rep
Ssnatiefs 9atter, en- uns Dame, lum
at i'm Jaber bauoe aroet Ell bpi Sntel.
lisents os af fin Mober en- ~ulebpanlia
Sfjsnbeb. gn Bag ertjenbte Storfprs
item for i'm Mober fin ajarlisbeb til
ben lnse Dame. Woberen laabe intet
ioeien for, at Ssnnen itulbe faa fslse
ut Sjertes 9ilbsielisbeb, men 5aberen
os G5aren tanfte anberlebes. Oe bar
MI ienbt bam paa 8eiier - for at faa
bam til at slemme. 8labet baaber boo,
at Storfpritens ajerlisbebsias letter
YrOoetioen finber en- liseiuu lpttelis afs
lutnins Tom ben iuenite aOnseisns."
Storfprft Midaelotpit6 er en- 1ets
ter al ben norif- ~ioenite &ronpriniesie.
Zen ttGrfelte: A.: "Soban Spers
orup er NOT 8erbens iterfefe Manb
aaiseoel ban?"
B.: "SpOrban bet ba?"
A.: so, fOroi ban itaar melt
alene."
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-28
$1,000.

Ea8iasererne er beretti8eoe til 9lt
9aaenoe Sopeppsn noen Smbptnir8 \
Tunb Baggage fan NECKLACES irtt. "a
gen 8arantl bar for, bporlGnse es1r3
latte Yris oil bare, oil pi raaoe nlt, y
beiicmt fig til at reiie, til at inoienosa
SnoltripninsspenSe % oerueo Itir'V
bilisite Yris. Helten al BeIcbet sa
ueb Nntomiten til ct. Taul. vi irI83
Zig fra 25 til 30 Biuetter, iaa scol Vi
&c fan paare9nes til enbper 9lo.
Sort aontor er I'm 4 Blod 'ta
Depot.
q. s.. SDbnion 4 \
Ganb. % Gmisrations'a8sH
Cor. 30 & Siblcp Str.,
27tf.. St. Paul, N
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
Weather Signals.

The Signal Service furnishes weather
signals when practicable for the good
of the public, "Indications" Of which are
prepared at that Office daily at ] A. M.
for the twenty-four hours commencing at
7 O'Clock A. NJ.
Arrangements have been made by con
tribution Of our citizens 50 that these 7ig-
mails are 10 BE displayed on the flag staff Of
Hotel Heselton in this village, daily
The flags used for the purpose are -four
in number:
Number /, white nag, six feet ,qHare.
indicate clear or fair weather. Number ,
blue Tag six feet square, indicates rain
or snow. Number }, black, triangular
flag, four feet al the base and six feet in
length always refers 10 temperature
when placed above mum Il, ! or IL
indicates warmer weather; when placed
below Numbers ! or it indicates colder
weather; when not displayed the indica-
tons are that the temperature viii remain
stationary, or that the change in temper
ature will remain stationary, or that the
change in temperature will not vary five
degrees from the temperature of the same
hour of the preceding day. Number 1,
white nag, six feet square, with black
square in centre, indicates the approach
Of sudden and decided fall in tempera-
ture. This signal j., usually ordered TWEEN
" four hours in advance of the cold
wave. 1t is not played unless a tenn
perature Of farty-iige degrees, or lower,
is expected. When number 1 is display
ed, number is always omitted.
When displayed ON poles the signals
should be arranged to read downward.
INTERPRETATIONS or DISPLAYS.
No. |, alone, indicates fair weather, sta
tionary temperature.
Ne. ?, alone indicates rain or snow,
stationary temperature.
No. !, with , below it, indicates faIr
weather, colder.
No. l, with No. below it, indicates
fair weather, cold wave
No. ,, with No. , above it, indicates
warmer weather, rain or snow
No. }, with Nos. / and below it, indi-
Gates warmer, fair weather, followed by
rain or snow.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11

Kennebec journal.

The kenncbec journal published at Augusta,
Me- by Burleigh Flynt, has now entered upon
its sixty-thrd year. Thanking its many readers
for their generous patronage in the past, it hopes
still further to merit their favor in the future.
The journal will still continue its steadfast adj
hercnce to those grand principles of Repubh-
canism which have given us II united country and
made us the prosperous people that we are.
The coming year will be one Of deep political
importance. great national aud State cam
paign are involved in it, Everyone viii feel an
interest in the political contests. Located at
the State Capitol, III the Republican stronghold
of Maine, The kennebec journal will be pc
culiarly well situated to present the various
phases of the political outlook. The poliica!
Edtorship will be in charge of Hon. John l..
Stevens, whose long experience in public affairs,
and intimate acquaintance both with American
and European Politics peculiarly fits him for the
position. No Republican in Maine should be
without the Journal during the coming cam.
paign.
The Daily Journal has during the past year
been enlarged thirty-siX per cent, and together
with the Weekly has been given complete
new dress of type.
Its editorial force and corps of correspondents
have been largely increased. No daily in Maine
is now giving more complete survey of the
news than the Kennebcc journal. In reporting
the affairs of the State House, tine Journals To-
cation gives it full swing, and its accounts are
complete and graphic. During the coming year
special attention will be paid to this department
Of the paper. The Journal will be represented
at Washington by special correspondent who
will keep it informed on all matters Of interest
at the National Capitol. The foreign, domestic,
state and local news will be full and carried up
to the latest moment. The market reports and
weather bulletins will be another feature Of the
paper which will be made complete and accurate.
The circulation Of the Daily journal has in
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
New Dental Rooms.

The suite of rooms in Williams Block,
Madison street, opposite Hotel Coburn,
have been rehtted, newly and tastefully
furnished and are now occupied by Drs.
c. p. and F. o. Sawyer, dentists, under
the style Of DR.. C. p. Sawyer 4 Son.
DIR. C. p. Sawyer comes to Skowhegan
from his former home in Dexter. Me,
highly recommended, having had con-
tinuous practice in that place of twenty
years. His son is young man of very
pleasing manner a graduate of Philadcl-
phia Business college, class of 's3, aud
can but be valuable acquisition to the
business.
In these rooms are found everything
relating to the successful practice of den
tistry They have added to this outfit
the Dental Electrical Vibrator, an cleo
trio apparatus used in the practice of
dentistry, having for its object to pro-
duce means whereby current of electri-
city is used with advantage to deaden
the pain caused by extracting teeth or
other dental operations.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
SkOWHECAN MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Dow GRontH, Grocery
and Provision Dealers, lsS Water Street.
Apples, .......So to 7sd Eggs. ...,.,..,....2 ACT
Apples Dried. ...5 To set Hay, ...,......,.sio"o
Butter, Best......... 1ud Meal, Corn........., &c.
Beans, Y. E.I.7Sto 5000 Meal Rye ....-.,.,..-..
Barley, ......... -. Potatoes, .......7a to SGT
Beet ,.............5 to 20 Round Hog....... ~ Ct
Cheese, .......Io to act Poultry 10 iitt
Chickens. 10 1894 Wood, ..,.5 90 10 $500
Corrected Weekly by POLLARD & PARsoNs)
Wool ! Washed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 5ott
WON | Unwashed ........ 49,, 20 to 34et
Wool Skins. .4ott to i.2S or To iJtt per h.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11

SUFFERINGs FROM CATARRH ARE
SEVERE in cold weather. 1t is blood
diseases and can be reached only through
the blood. Local applications are no
good. Mr.. Geo. +. Dame of Corinna,
Me-, gives this high testimonial Il have
been troubled with catarrh for many
years and have received the greatest
benefit from Bells Sarsaparilla." 1t is
worth its weight in gold for checking
catarrh. Only 50 cents per bottle. All
Druggists,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11

The Maine Central engines were all
draped in mourning Friday in memory of
Engineer Hammond, who was one of the
most popular and esteemed men on the
line.
The plaster cast of the features of the
late Governor Bodwell which was taken
by Mr. Mahoney, will shortly be used in
forming the model for the bust Of the
Governor.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
A Correction.

The incandescert electric lights are
now running in good shape and Skowhe-
gan with its arc lights for streets, hotels
and many of the stores and the ncandes-
cent for offices. stores and dwellings is
probably the best lighted village in Maine.
When the water works are completed and
our sewerage system advanced, and we
get our new library and our park and our
railroad to Norridgewock, Skowhegan
will be one of the finest villages in Maine
and very desirable as place of resi-
dence.
The foregoing item appeared last week
with the word bank in the place Of park,
making it trlfle out of place in town
where there are already three banks.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11

r. T. Pattcn of Norway, the winner of
the bicycle champion belt of Maine, last
season, is powerful built. Swapping
six-footer, who rides jG-inch wheel.
Mr. Patten has held the belt for several
years. He kept the trophy last season by
speeding h If mile over the track at the
Oxford County Agricultural Society's
grounds, in l.3G. Mr.. Patten, so it is
said, can ride even faster than at the
rate of half in 1876 when some one
calls on him 1t is rumorcd that he will
be challenged by several Portland and
Lewiston wheelman at the beginning of
next seasons riding. Mr.. Patten, it Is
understood, is willing tie ride again next
season to see whether he is fast enough
to keep the belt in his possession or not
The Elmwood bicycle champion belt of
Maine in valued at $50.-Le,ciston Journal
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
Wednesday. JANUARY nth, 1893.
lob Printing,

The lob Printing Establishment connected with
the SoMkRs RKPoRrER is prepared to do all class
res of work the riches well rs the most common
,obs ompetent and experienced workmen are
employed md large stock of paper, envelopes. ad.
vertising, wedding and business cards in great
rieiy. Ord RS of dances, bills of fare, programs.
etc. etc. printed in great variety of styles short
notice. Commercial printing speciality. Orders
by mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
MAR RED.

Cornville-Jan. !, 1855, by J. c. Kinsman, Esd,
Mr. Mott H. More and Miss Nellie Hayden, both
OF Madison.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-01-11
RoXBrRY, Mass, Jan. sth,

DR.. Con0M:
DEAR Sal have just been over to
3Gl Dudley st. to see Mr.. Hall. lie says
he is better, but think in chronic case
of rheumatism like his the cure must be
slow rs he only takes one Bath week
for fear of weakening him. | told him
of Mr.. Sumner who took 30 Baths in 81
days and gained l-2 pounds, and gained
strength every day. Where do people
get these notions The scrofua
lunches are breaking up into little Jumps
and the dark purple color is nearly gone.
He is very happy over the result and
ii would take pile of scrip to buy his
outfit if he could not replace it,
n. l.. OWEN.
MARLBORO, Mass, Jan. sth.
Dr. C0HdU:
DEAR SIR Il write to let you know
that the Bath is speaking for itself here,
and our people are getting interested in
it. The patients have are coming along
fine IIENnN H. DISpENIt
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
Ing are the real estate transfers, recorded
in our county the past week:
Embden-Samuel Bunker to Achsa
Whitman, $500.
Skowhegan-Joseph Wyman to Charles
IL. Magoon, $500. Il. II. Brown to s.
X. Harding, 800.
New Portland-Lydia A. Davis to JOS
eph X. Wyman, $3.50.
Contributions S. Emery to Joseph
T. Flanders, 81, 200.
Fairfeld-George A. Nichols to L. j..
Lawrence ct ais $400. Laura j. jew
EFT to L. j. Lawrence ct ais, 500 Eben
Marble to f. j. Lawrence ct ais, Si00
Charlotte f. Tuck to George A Phillips,
$500.
Mercer-Almon Works to Mary p.
Nickerson, 81 300.
Detroit-Gorham Lord to Nahum p
Lori, Si00.
Athens-Lizzie NJ Robinson to Myran
l.. Mari, 500 James W. BiXby to My
ran l., Mari $40
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Rainfall and temperature.

WIN, A, WHITNEY, OBSERVER
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\
$50. ST. ALBANs, April ., 1883.
To A. J. Bonncy, Town Treasurer, or his sue
ecssor. Pay to Lydia +. Boston one hundred
and fifty dollars and interest annually, at five
per cent. 1t being for money hired to pay town
debt for the year 1882. No, As.
j. NJ. SKINNER, Selectmen Of
S. l.. MAYO, st. Adams.
Defense. Money not hired under any
vote of the town, nor expended for the
benefit of the town. Law on report.
Bradbury for pl'f.
Merrill & Coffin for def'ts.
Wednesday,, I'm. Mary Jane Stinch-
field, of Arson, vs.. Jacob Stlnchfio Id of
Strong, Libel for divorce
A contested case, on trial before the
Judge without the jury
One jury was discharged yesterday
the other will probably be to-day.
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WhV Is 1t?

Why is !, that everybody has got it so
fully nstilled into his brain that it is so
weakening to sweat, while here in Show
hogan where the c. V. Baths have been in
constant use for nine years, upon patients
in every conceivable condition of physi-
cal weakness by disease, and all who will
may see that the more prompt, the more
Rapid has been the restoration Of physi
cal power. Even the PROSTATE invalids
who have come from abroad and taken
two Baths per day to expediate the work,
have grown in strength as the body be-
came unloaded of its cncumbering elc-
ments, which trig the wheels of nature.
All we need is to watch the difference
between those who wash out the body
through free Precipitation and the very
modest, lazy, indolent fellow who believes
it a vulgar habit, as it tends to soil his pa
per collar. Read the reports below cs.
pecially that of Mr.. Sumner who was the
greatest sufferer from scrofuouS neck.
DIR. CoNANr