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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-14

ASv's Blood f Remed is the as. 1nly
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains We guarantee it.
J. M. Mixer. 1874 Water street, druggist.
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time campmeetings, died FriaAy. He would
have been 100 years old in April next.

The Biddefori Times in IN interesting
article descriptive Of the various characters
who figure in police circles thus pictures
from life the man of Gin his own mind)
"high degree who occasionally figures
there. A short time ago we'll known beer
vender, who wears shiny silk hat and
dresses to kill, got full of grog and was
pulled in by night officer. He was raving
mad when he realized that he was behind the
bars, SO mad that he utterly refused to lie
down upon the bunk, but stood at his cell
door all night long. He hasn't been drunk
on the streets since.
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Mrs. Henderson, New York CITY writes ::

Mrs. Henderson, New York City writes:
81 had not slept for forty-eight hours was
coughing all the time. My brother bought a
ten cent bottle of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam, and the first dose broke the cough.
and was better at once. After using one
20 cent bottle ! was cured. | have no hesi,a-
ton in recommending it," febl4d&wlw
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in the home cure of diseases, accidents. and
how to treat them, and many hints of value
to the sick will be found in DIR. kaufmann's
great Medical Work; elegant illustrations
Send three 2-cent stamps to A 7. 0rdway 4
Co, Boston, Mass, and receive copy free.
febHa&tt
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declodeodAwlys:
Lost and Found.

reward for the man that presents better
thing than the Hop Plasters for all pains.
aches and weaknesses. Soothes strengthens
and vitalizes the parts. % cts. Hop Plaster
Co., signature on the back of plaster. OBJ
serve it. febl4eodSwlw
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Know myself by reading the "Science of
Life" the best medical work ever Published,
for young and middle-aged men,
may7d&wlv
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CONVENTION
REPUBLICAN = CLUBS.

In pursuance Of the plan Of organization adopted by
The National League Of Republican Clubs. and at the
request Of the Executive Committee thereof, invite
all Republican Clubs In Maine 10 send delegates To
. Convention to be- held In this city on TUESDAY
the 2ist inst. at O'Clock r. NJ for the purpose Of
oy1n mixing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-14

M0HA VAIN once salu tnat Wneh
women were permitted to vote, and were en-
titled to make our laws. they would among
other things enact.
First.-That every man must be at home
at ten P. M, without fail.
Second.-That married men should bestow
some attention to their own wives, &c, &c.
He might have added also that they would
enact that man be compelled to keep his
liver in good shape, and consequently his
mind at ease. And for this purpose there is
nothing so eficacious as Steele's Little Bile
Pills, % cents per bottle. For sale by j. M.
Mixer and c. B. Murphy & Co.
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The Kennebec Reporter hits the nail on
paper Dragging on its town, and booming her
for all she 10 worth, look at the advertising
columns of that paper and see if the boom
is solid and substantial or a mere hollow
mockery. The editorial columns may deceive,
but the advertising will not"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-14

Nathan Plummer, NJ. D., of Auburn n
H., says that he has used Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry in his practice for more than ten
years. and finds it the most effectual remedy
within his knowledge. lie recommends il
with great confidence to those subject to
coughs and pulmonary complaints
ebl4d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-14

In all diseases of the nasal mucous men,
brane the remedy used must be non-irritating.
The medical profession has been slow to
learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be ac-
complished with douches, snuffs, powders,
syringes, astringents. or any similar applica-
ton, because they are all irritating, do not
reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than failures.
A multitude of persons who have for years
borne all the worry and pain that catarrb can
infict, testify to the radical and permanent
cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
febl 4eod&wIw
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ETNA.-Our correspondent writes Pres
ton w. Carter injured some time ago by a
premature discharge of powder, continues to
improve, and his physician thinks he will
save his sight entirely.-Mrs. A. r. Sanders
continues about the same.-Orchard Ames is
improving Jos. f. Friend has re-
turned from the Aroostook where she has
been visiting.-At the Etna Station Saturday
they were delivering apples by the hundred
barrels, on the cars.
At a meeting of the Penobscot Bar last
Saturday afternoon, committee consisting
of Hon. s.. Humphrey, b. l.. Smith, Esq
and A. l.. Simpson, Esq, was appointed to
draft the proper resolutions on the death of
S. f. Benjamin, Esq, of Patten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-14

Robert Peters, the coTored revivalist of
Berwick, who figured so prominently in old
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som ERSET.

CASAAN-our correspondent writes, Feb.
49, There is a bad cold prevailing among us
and some just escape pneumona.-No long
since the people at the village responded gen.
erously to the call to assist poor woman who
had the misfortune to break her arm and
Thursday evening the 9th a party of friends
gathered at the residence of Rev r. G.
Parsons at Moore's Mills to hold their annual
donation, leaving them bountifully supplied
with good things of this life and followed BY
the prayers and blessings of the worthy
couple.-At the sale of horses at Skow began
"Wednesday Goodrich and Parker sold a span
and four year-Old colt. all Edmunds Knox
blood. here are mary fine horses in town
aud these wishing to purchase would do well
to visit Canaan.-Mr. Fred Hill is teaching
penmanship at the school in the village three
evenings in week.-The grist mill bows are
saving a great deal of trouble for themselves
and others by adopting a plan of not selling
at all on trust.
MERCER.-Our correspondent writes: The
friends of Rev. Mr.. Hamilton met at the NJ.
f. vestry last Tuesday and presented him
with the sum of S52. 90 as token of their
love and esteem.-The officers of Mercer
Lodge No. 374 l. O. G. T. were duly installed
Saturday evening by Lodge Deputy Will
Drew assisted by Geo. Carr as Grand Marshal
and Josie Wood as Grand Secretary Norris
True, C. T.; Rosa Carr. V. T.; Mrs. Lucy
Wood, Chap; Julia l.. Gray. F. s.; J. NJ.
Owens. Treas. Josie Nickerson, See Nell
lie Greenleaf, A. s.; Chas. Williamson, NJ. !;
Lila Carr, ID. NJ. Tena Dickinson, r. H. S. /;
Annie Chapman. l.. II. s.; Walter Dickinson,
Guard; Warren Dickinson, Sent The SER
vices were performed in very pleasing and
was furnished by the choir, song by NJ f.
Carr. reading by Mrs. Lucy Wood, recitation,
by Will Drew, subject Hard Shelled Bap-
fists" The whole entertainment closed with
a bountiful repast. provided by the ladies Of
the Lodge consisting of cake and coffee. All
decided pleasant evening had been enjoyed.
The next session of Somerset District
Lodge will be held with Weserunsett Lodge
of East Madison, March second.-The village
schools have closed for a vacation of enc or
two weeks.
FAIRFIELD.-Our correspondent writes
Feb. l3: Chas. Jones the man hurt by the
train last week is doing nicely under the
care of DIR. Robinson.-The fair is still the |
subject of conversation of both young and old |
The willing Workers" met Wednesday |
P. NJ. with Miss NJ. A. Wetherell.- Merry |
Workers" met Tuesday p. NJ, with Miss
Vestie Whitten.-Dr. Crossman returned |
home Saturday after three weeks absence
The Baptist Sunday school have sociable /
W ednesday evening.-Frank Wing was in
town over Sunday.-Miss Edith Savage
vas thrown from her sleigh on the crossing
Saturday but escaped injury.-At the
Willing Workers" entertainment last week
BIZ was cleared. 1t was = very nice
ntertainment.-Free high school under
Prof. Tilton began Monday.-Grand ball
Feb. %. extra trains and it is expected half I
are on NJ. c. r. r.
WALDO.
LIBERTY-Our correspOndent writes: The
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LIBERrY-Our correspondent writes: The
death of Mrs Stinson Tibbetts occurred at
her late home in this town the 10th, inst
Martin Dow of Belfast is making his friends
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DON'T BLAME

a man for groaning when he has
Rheumatism or Neuralgia. The pain
is simply awful. No torture in the
ancient times was more painful than
these twin diseases. But-oughtn't
Imam to be blamed if, having Rheu.
matism or Neuralgia, he wont use
Ath-lo-phoros, when it has cured
thousands who have suffered in the
same way. 1t has cured hundreds
after physicians have pronounced
them incurable.
1.-The skill of Ave physicians could not
cure me Of Rheumatism which had settled
in the hips, neck and shoulders. So in
tense was the pain that sleep almost
impossible The first dose OF Athlophoros
gave me relief and the third enabled me
to sleep for four and half hours without
waking. continued its use, and am now
well. REV. s. II. TROYER,
New Albany, Ind"
THE ATHtOPHOR0S CO., fi2 Wall St..k.y.
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THE Daily Standard" is TO be the name
of the New Democratic daily in Bid.ieford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-14

FI>O LET-Newy furnished chambers for dodgers.
i without board MRS. brtRTENANT corner
Church aud Flagg SITS. fcbsdlwpd
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

sugars-Cut loaf SIC. grannlatei. nc:
a. oAc: Extra C" O - 9lc0S61.c. Yellow
CoEee-tireen Rio. ls12sc. Rio roasted, 229
sc; Java. green, 2lGz6e. Java. roasted. SDc:
Maricaloo. roasted, -oG1sc; Mexican, roasted, >
ere
Teas-japap, fine. s5aic; Japan. medium, .
eIS0c. ordiuafy. IS92c: RysOn 31G4'c; gun
powder, &S5ic; OO-ong 3J,470c: Congo, % >
&C.
Elour-s2 % per cwt.: 81 % per bbl. patent pro-
cess, SO per cwt s. D per boz. all wheat -four
s2lJ per cwt. $40 per Dbl; buckwheat. g. 75
Per cwt.
Mil Feed-screeniDgs, SIS per ton: bran. SIS,
ships, $50. middlings slsEi9.
Feed-COru and cats, 81 p
Kerosene On-Aichigan test 1ot4 &C per gallon.
= aieT " hite. llLc.
GasCline-llI4c per gallon.
SEEDS Clover. So as. IS. timothy, s275GS.O0
sslt-Michigap. 3sc Eastern, siis.
fisn-No l whlt0nSk, $50 per half b1i.:
troul, s5.5sIo o., cod. salt. &c per 10. clans
sc per hundred: oysters, bulk. S. .et@si - gallon
standards, 20c can; selects. 25c can smoked nall
but. lie.
Pork in barre's-Mess pork. Chicago packed
$3.50; extra short cus, N70O; standard clear
back, sls.50.
L&Fd-Tierces. &c; 30 and so H. tubs. Sc; 50
ID. round urs lOO cases. - ,c. 10 tin pals. SC.
Beet IN barrels-Extrs mess warranted 2O0ibs
SIS. extra. boueieSS ) 90.
Hutterine-baiFy, solid packed. l4c. rolls All
prints l5c, creamery, solid, lsc; extra creamery,
lacked ise
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
oRpIR OF prB1lc,Tlov- state o. Michigan

ORDER OF PUBLICATION. state - Michigan
" The Superior Court OF ersnd Rapids. j.
c. enc r. At n session OF said CCurt be q -
the Csurf Houss D. the city Of Grand Rapids
on the 26ff ofy fJarna-T. 4. y. lsss fre.en'.
Hon. Edwin = fu riga Judge o. the upefsor
Court Of Grand ap.i-. Elis1 r. a lif IN. q m
piainsnt vs GEORGE y kNhbln Defendant
la tsls sfi-. q sffr sril from efldar Z on z e.
that the cele1 .seaT r. y ilsih t.u. 81, MT q
resident 81 Z is & tus is resilient Of the
State # Oresnr. N mcti n Of CroTicr Z Cuf ieT.
C0mpiainsafs 81 trT.. il is Ordered that the
Appearance 81 = no3 rel tent ce.eudssIi.
fer m 3rihs ffon 3 date of this 0fdrr, sn m
case Of his spngsrsDce ftat he g. t.ls answer
- The Bill ~ fcr = nt - II sled ard rf D.
thereof g. Be eel on The f0a claimant 3
~oiic tor W 2 & s r days sitsr service o. hin
~ r copy ~ snir j srd notice r. o. CTde-,
an l. defsu tarff Z ssi3 81 1855 he a. pa -
c3lf fesfl y tsid o 8-rcst esf Defendant Ard
u 'rrther order d that 49, a tvenfE 6zyF the
lcTp siDsu csusc nofice O. thas cFdfT o. D
puhiished III The Grsrd fsrids t. sFRs Iirs-
I'D. neNes sler iltei prh she'd arl CIR
cu sfing N sid fu1l g., snd hsr az p. irn
% cont srusd Rfr iu one "a ercr wCfk f3r 4
tfs o-sr g. . - .r1aiv serre1 on ssi3 urn
rs 1art D. sn7rnt p lees twenty dsfs tef1-e
% Ire st = pes -ine1 10 8 arrears
ErFIS 3 FfTFs GAM
Jgszs - 80 sfF r gog-t IS I'd rids
kts ~ ec c14l- - - sd eE,e--f ~ me-
HAS = RATHH-S
CROzIFR CT TT.FR. con sintsnfs sei.sfr.-.
"A tus rr
CHts Etrsrr
"a se1lseer
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

He is q well known citizen, and his near
est and dearest friends do not suspect bis
insanity. How we do happen to know
aboutit9 Listen; his appetite is gone, he is
low spirited, he dou't seep well, ne has
night-swests, be is annoy yod by hacking
cough. TheSe symptoms are the forerun-
nsrs Of consumption and ceath and yet he
neglects them. 1t it any wonder that we
cell him 4 nsdmsn? II you are his friend
tell him to ge. bottle of Dr. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery without delay. II
will cure him if be takes IL in time. Ii will
not mifsculously create new lungs when
the old oaes are nearly gone, but it will re-
store diseased ones 70 healthy condition.
Tell him about il, and warn him that in
It's case delay means death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
In other Year.

II seems % ne, "a olden times.
In other years, 50 FAR away.
I used 10 write and sing my raymes.
eHeer % us then as Christmas chimes
Tor life Was then holiday
When May and would stroll away.
AlonE Toe beach aud down the bay,
BaFef0o.cd as We went cur way.
And some low words 10 her Ia say:
'IEas summer, aad the close OF az
Ana she walked closely ~ my side,
Il the stiil hour of evenLds-
SO we together slrolied away.
A.oCg ths DcaeA and down the bay.
l vas out sixteen, SIC but ten.
Nc matter h1t our years were then.
Barcfo0te0 wandering down the bay,
For lifs was then holiday.
BarefOoted. wandering on the shore,
To hear The dark blue ocean's ross,
And careless. walk along the sands,
And -hudlke bod each otAer' hands
TIE sunset shohs o'.r her and me.
And few TIC white gulls o II the sea
And 50 We strayed along that shore,
The deep sen murrruriEs eVermore.
Twas long ago--anl how 10 seems
To ne 30 Oedulfll-thOsc dreams
BaT.footof on TIE yellow sands.
And chld,ika. a. We hsli Cur hands
In other years. 50 Tar away
And here Tn sitting. old and gray:
But she SaS never cd md gray,
She. h<s youas bri. few away.
AT1y, Immortal, % TIC lands
Where rivers fov Ger golden sands
Sapphircs AID pearls, aZa many a gen
Th4- deck thy scores. Jerusaieml
--.yGnss j. Frsact, "a ToIsdo Bfrde
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

Zaos'st aoE 1 love thee, preszy maidr'
Said Marx 20 Isabel.
TIE a0urs passed ana yet Ia staid.
Tia yeaEaias love - tell
As sas they thus 'EeatA lowered lsh.
footssep ne2red TIC doo-,
Then came upon las sLllly lisns
er4sh-aId al wzs o or.
~Ch. % what have you doner' she cried;
her gaze grew dle ans DARK.
~EesF not, NJ siEA her pa replied.
i've merely toea tho MaFk 80
~ L. sun.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
GsASD RAPIDS maRKErs.


Apples Si0essl25 per bus3.
tneese- state. lo<4Sn3ze. New YORK. fun
cream. lts1 l3c.
Clover seed-s3S0 70 3..s per bushel.
Dred fruits -ApAics. ovaD0rate1, 81 sS3c pc
p.5l.lc. ql3fLess, e3s3c per pound. cherries. 10
ltc p<s pond. p<&caas. 4 g lie pr pound
fFssh Ee4rs Dressed hogs 5. fe3.30 per cst
mutton. sl9ase.0o, veal, 5000 %. beef si.50
. so
Grain-Whest Clswson, sc; Lancaster.
&C. Oats me Rye. 70 s0Jc. Corn. 52ss ,4c bar
ley. 10 o 40 per cst-
Hides Green. 3ta&oe; part cured. 53zuS3<c,
ctlIec tasos.c. calf skins, 10 4 pounds. &c.
uc4la szins, 90 &c eacn. sheen pelts sc, wool
being estimated at DC per pound
h0ney-l4sG l5c. strained / alex
Hay Timothy, sl50t1Io.0j per ton: clover.
s-0lGlA00
Poaltry Turkeys. dressed il9I21sc. spring
chickens i0sl4c, ducks. li9 &c; lows. Zoe:
squirrel, l5Gzlc per pair rabbits 25eSOc Der pair
t0Lat0es-c30
straw 10 per ton.
1aiiew-S<s3 .c per 10.
N0od-biock stove wood. 81 o. 50 per cord,
tOuT.oOs wood, Si-50sI5.0O per cord
CoAi-Ss %. crate. sl.75.
Line-'.zand Rapids. 7Jc. Ohio. soc; Pe.osxey.
100.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

Tho bare snd tue tortoise race were 10 run,
And bunny had any amount OF rare fun
In thizxinz how quickly she'd get 10 the goal
Ere turtle had passed tbs hrst telegI sph pole
SO swiftly sac ran for a mile and q half.
And teea stopped awhile snd had qRi:c good
laugh.
And thinking how foolish her rival must be.
She soon dropped asleep N the shade Of tree.
The tortoise to1i-d slowly and carefully on
Unsr the last uiis Of as Journey vas gore.
Then telephoaed esck hfs a1po.n-ur cnt to ',ssr,
Fouaa bunny thrse miles IN arrear. fsst asleep.
-IsEas Ssfs.a.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

TIE faet thst the sale of IT. P'sr-a't
F'eszsnt Furzafiva Fe efs exceed tbat ~
snT ether slit 81 fhe market 1e "a rr.at ~
srnell = On account 1f ne fsct lat tbav
are fiuv little. suzar-ccsfed rranniaa. an.s
that = nanv cases one iltie nel ef - s-sfi.
reni e. a cf@e. fhst thsv are purely r=xe.
faeie sd perfectly har-i ess. ard ssr eah
~ csiicn. tifeasness sex haafsrAs anf
a. tisensss sr.sirg trcu 6e~sngssnents el
she liver. sfomaCh sr covess ta@T are A.
Srlnseiy y srecec. A Eent.e laxative er
xctiTs sss1srtc. acecr3ing 10 sire q dose.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
For IittI. Finger.


de ssys mr. eyes are sssphireS
ay N5s ths rl0T's sue.
Ard then % BOX he calf hires
A other boobies 10.
He holds my hand 80 tightly.
is time that dsmurrsd.
Ard try to aius politely
Thss IT'S really quite absurd
he ssys MY little finger
Is Tie tiniest ever seen.
And bctsssn the acts doth iinTer
N the foothght's silver sheen.
And iisten 20 Tie drama
Though 10 not hear . word.
So I w.sb he'd cease IS clsDor
Or ring In something on my third.
-fsGrI Eyfiags. ~ JssGS4
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
POETIC SCRAPS


fs Istsphasss tixi-
Esg pleasant Eo.ce sos tgl ssils
O. -f 1sFs sssn 1ar face.
slf / az zsFEz1a e 81 IA
~ Sectle1szs al sr&1e.
- 1Gf afeA mss ksT 1azlss
Hef @Fe - act kr2N
Ald, = caa1ca - sgsaA. t-e saEs3
brsf saszer sozss-" Hsi-a
Ia s11 - &c 141eSr. wraH
Cne asarr - 80 e1flFa1sc~
To ee1 - gaig 20 > ztee1-la1.'
~ 81 s 49, stte1 cal-ssL
. soa4zt NEE have > M41 dsss.ro
T. 4sa aef ~ 30 E4-.-e
1 zlEN sL1 slAplg sslL1 -a41lfe-
e Hssf yga 4seD oz t1s llsF
Taers eHs resorL. I xnos. e stzy
~ re1scn ca - t1Eo1es
El send lnis orcef Ia today
I1<e .4l ~ leiep1one
-Dshox ffss Pysss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16


S4fsf tas rattis s~it - hfs
SeilloEl Ea0-s E1lss i1 s1Efs,
Lgerq gatn SET sill sl4rez.
p ~ JOY - crossed - eaFss.
81 sltest Iaogs. 1ss a4r4est nighS
kalFsst slooil has ql-aksst tlighL
hoge azs olt ir4-s .e-t sean.
Love A4s t4t p..-si1s dream.
If-st . Folly aclgless ~@ll,
" ho dare eall tasiF ds3r-st s4faf
Bat tnou, though ssrl i0on 4fSF.
What hast IaouZh 90 DO sin gar,
Lel the via g. e4u seed is briax.
Tnsrs CO bari. II lane . siak-
Lei f42se1sod Ne4gs its subtle aef,
fhSa art a0ae Win saia regFsE
Let tortune ROW. 4ad frenss grow trenSa
Tau a4st passed the doom 81 change.
We PLAZA aad struggle, molr1 AID cAafe-
Sac, my daFLAg. dead and safe.
-A.soDs.Ilaas k1gzzias.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

Two physicians of Morris. H.. told E. W.
Husll that be was beyond the mel Of med-
cine or medical skill from seated lung dis
ease contracted in e cold rain. Wss in
duced 10 try DR.. Bigelow's Cough Cure. two
bottles Of which completed a cure. Over a
year has slspsed and he is in excellent
health. doing hard work on his farm. Dr..
Bigelow's Positive Cure is OF tne only
known consumption cure Sold by f. r.
Wilson in fifty cent and dollar bottles. Get
the genuine. Pleasant Tor children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
TovrGHr ANp TouoRRow NIeur

And each day and night during this week
YOU can gst az W. II. Ti0bs Kemps Balssm
for the throat and lungs. acknowledged TO
be the most successful remedy ever sold for
the cure OF Coughs, Group. Bronchitis,
Hhooping Cough, Asthma and Consump-
ton. Get bottle today and Keep IL al seys
IL the house, 90 you can check your cofd at
once. Price soc and 81. Sample bottles
free
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

Tne7 net a. Mrs Fieur Sc LaTe-s
pou tea Firss 10 tarried.
Whsn al - guests bad izsd shsfr canes
Sne ask-t e he wss married.
Th@a win an awfsi xulp sae swzi-
Lovrd ssTu hnr aecr emotion.
And sad. -oa. ffeoFge. trlr = Srasr.
VITA ne ~alf cross the esesnf
WIZ ~ nv ecurv. ,caav zrocn
lovr vHu vsr7 3sarY
He hIasbssi snd stamuer-d On. Miss Eco-.
Tn 1eel1c powerful eaeerly.
80 sIfdie1. gre ne desr Ff-L Hne.
wust a. s-s nv neither
srar. for sne 3rfl rrr Poe sf-sN
rhst shr ~1f choose s1efher
~ 2 T7T~x1i.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16


Tn huit upon a nervous plan.
A testy, nervous stTie.
Am v~rv irritaole-but then
So was the great Carlyle.
bgnzis - express my taought
To xTa it wors.s. rant
rnsced. \ f11 c hari - ssik.
But SO did General Grant
have no vr1ce. ard 7 n 20 FAT
To set ny ulster or.
Tn very putx7. rouud and stout
So vas Napoleon
Aud. although r n 20 vsry plain.
I'd make saryr sreeEe.
sm 50 horislieT. taak.
Than ancient Socrates
kFn lar. So tney sav.
But Bvron was. hear.
AID though It's trre Sometimes stssl
Hst ShAkesreare--he stole deer.
Indeed "a r-serrbie -
These ftvcrte SOUS % fate.
n truth. can ret teip conclude.
L Too. 7 zoo. ar great
- Ts-kss Bisd<
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

Asf1si riezsnrs in asa - Ss~ire
Nsctine II sen euv = srprice Aassrnsfic.
mae cnly ~ Wiiic0x = ff.ocs s. 4. &C. ~
g. Meaalksn us.e nsrz 81 ews~v
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

March ls.-W heat-S0 81 k1e ss5.e. No Z
red cash. s5i@e Nay I'D jane. e bse bid Jaiy.
e asked
oru-5-e bId
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H1zs
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

We have also the Largest
and Rest Assorted Stock Of
Fine Gold JeweIry in the
city: Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
3-Electric Belts-S5.
ELECTRODTNA co:

to ia. n. 30 s 3 a. sundays 81 - u
= n. snd . 20 3. In
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

Nssea ls.-WneaL- s@eaiy. Cash. 7lsxc Ap0il.
7f .c Aag
corn-EAsy Czsh. 8 g. Aesii, 473se. Ma
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

The best on earth can truly be said of
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Will positively cure piles, letter and all
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Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only IS cents. sold by +. K. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
A Fine Pair of Spectacles in
Case all for 90.
GOLD SPECTACLES.
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES of all kinds.

We refe; with pleasure 10 the following names
who nave been benefited By our glasses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16

There is no denying the fact that Dr.
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cessiul blood purifier ever put on the mar
ket It's wonderful cures in ali stomach
kidney and liver troubles has brought out
many limitations. Ii restores debilitated
nerve tissues. restoring the force lost By
sickness, mental work or excessive use OF
EquOr, opium and tobacco. +. r. Wilson
will supply the genuine at so cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-16
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