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Oxford, n. J., Il excited over the disappssr-
ance Of Rev. Father 0'Fsrrell, who has hAA
charge Of the Catholic church at that place.
Two attachments have been taken out seainse
his goods and chsttsls by his crsdttonL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

RESTORED TO HIS OLD PosITIoN.-Mr B. F..
Wilkins has been replaced in charge of the
advertising accounts division Of the War de-
partment; He formerly held this position, but
dated this division with the correspondence
division, under the head Of the chief of the
latter division, Mr.. Barton. Secretary Proctor,
however has restored these matters to their
old basis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
OuR Insr Or NAMES

OF wsll-known residents using the PALACE KING
FURNACES numbers over loo. In every case the
utmost satisfaction is given There 10 other way &c
heat a residence 50 economically and comfortably
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
mh9-Im' <24 eth street
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- WILSON WHISKY"
PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DIsTILLERY
HIGHsPIRE. DAUPHIN co. pa.

This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly
yeasted. mashed fermented and distilled from the in
valuable healthgiving Chalybeste waters and choice
small grain Rye, peculiar to the renowned mountain
districts Of Pennsylva1a and Maryland and ripened
in heated warehouses, sea-voyaged and aged IN the
warm salt air Of Bermuda. The oxides Of iron and
their honioosUus salts found in the waters from which
this Mhisy Is distilled render this husky invaluable
and unegualed . touic aud rejuvenator lavss III
need u strength. vitality aud vlgor
See certificate Of Prof. Tonry. Of the Baltimore Med
ical College:
1T Is PURE, FREE FROM FCsEL OH, AND CAN
THEREFORE, BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR
MEDICINAL USE ITS HIGH COLOR Is DUE TO
The lion PkESENT.
-~A. p. ToNRY. Ph- D.. Chemist"
AK your Grocer for WILSON WHISKY
THE ULMAN GoLDsBoRoUGH Co,
Distllers.
fe4-:ru Baltimore, Md.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTY IN NECKwEAR.
- 1he Harreil Buckle Attachment applied To
Ieck and Pun scars Tie gTeatest success OF the
son. Only 81 T. 4. hALLs, soS st. NV. 3as4-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

DosITIvELY ONE WEEK oSLYi
II On order for 200 Nlsi;IEg Cards At regular
rate viii cngraye lard Plate .CDe hneJ fREE Of
CaAEOE.
JOHN z. PARET. Enssr4ver,
ma23-lU.1Vs l225 feansylyaniA ave.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander VIM. c. Wise
has been ordered to duty as equipment officer
at the Norfolk, Va, navy-yard. Paymasters ],
R. Carmody and F. Fl. Hinman and Past As
sistant-Surgeon A. c. Hefenger have been
ordered to appear before the retiring board
Commander B. p. Lamberton has been de-
tached from the Norfolk navy-yard and ordered
to command the training ship jamestown.
Assistant-Surgeon Thos. A. Berryhill has been
detached from the naval academy and ordered
to the New York naval hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

NAVAL MovEMENTs.-Orde have been given
to Rear Admiral Gillis commanding the South
Atlantic station to send the U. s. s. Alliance
home in time to reach Hampton Roads during
the later part Of July.-When the Juniata is
ready to sail she will be sent from New York to
Newport for service at the naval training sta
ton, Coasters Harbor island The Fortune
sailed to-day from Norfolk to New York.
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BOARDING

BOARDING.
yNANIED-TO FURNISH FOUR OR SIX GEN.
w tlenen with MONS and hoard. Terms moderate.
J6l4 l4tb 81 lts
rSNHE MISUNDERSTANDING AVE. COR
a IA n location convenient and delightful: pleas
sut ryOns nicely furnished; good table. terms
souabie mh23-lL'
rDOAhD - WANTED FOUR RESPECTABLE
ID young 20 board and room: private family of
TWO reasonable; modern nps family comforts
Apply 81 LIST st NV, near govt print. of-ce m223'
N'ANIED-TO FURNISH SIX OR EIGHT GEN
w tieinen frst-cass table board. Rooms furnished
wanted Terms moderate Fieasantly located, near
Var d-d Navy departments 1.23 + 81. n W. m2I-3t'
O.l.I I4IH 81. Nv. FINE LOCATION; ROOMS
a. - - suite Or single; choice table. Mrs. ID. b.
srOCkHAM nhl4-lm'
10 10 THE WESI-END CATERER.
M To StraigerS si4o tie fubc: beg TO state that
furnish tTst-class Meals. delivered TO your
nice and hot at hour Mai orders promptly
attended To. W. JACKSON,
film WCst-e4d Caterer. 1905 K 81. D. W.
TNHE wEBsTEE, 5I3 I:IH ST. NV SIGHT
seers home. central 10 al ICintz of interest,
furniture eltgA2t with board so 10; Der
day 81 to S2 J A DEWITI, lIUp. jSl Adm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

DETAILED FOR Duty AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The superintendent Of police has detailed Off
Ger John Kenney at the White House, relieving
Officer George Edwards, who has been sta
toned there for several years. Kenney was a
member of the Greedy relief expedition, and at
one time had narrow escape from being
crushed in the ice. He has the reputation Of
being one of the best men on the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23
1ndorsing' Candidates for Once.

John A. Rawlins post, No. 1, Grand Army Of
the Republic. last evening adopted resolutions
indorsing Corporal James Tanner for COM
missioner Of pensions.
The coiored Baptist Ministers' association
last night indorsed the following for ONCE:
Fred Douglass, recorder a deeds; John =. Cool,
collector OF taxes; A. II. Clapp, public printer.
The Harrison and Morton club held their
regular meeting at Brooksr's hall last evening
and, after an address by Mr.. Sidney Herbert,
indorsed the name Of Mr.. Hazelton, -
Commissioners OF the Dis trictof Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

rl.-s EnE BRIGHT, QUICK FIRE AND CHEAP,
g.. CLAN ELEL fUy WashiT gton Gas Light
Cont any'S Coke JOHNSON BROTHERS.
.s.'-.sia Exclusive Agents
PERSONAL.
(uNIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS MADE EASY
v Tue civil service Help Manual" gives all the
POINTS tei-wctE-' cCurs, OF study in one volume
Prl,e. ONLY 81 Orders received 2lS Indiana ave,
wa>ninSton. b. {. IL
4 l. FO~DICE By ERROR. DID NOT GET LET
"a ter sdd-eS~s 10 box ~. this ONCE until Wedues-
day. 2Uth inst You can get Information asked by
writing or calling on L. j. ADAMS S co, 9Og Il st.
y. luh2:l-3t.
DEkSDNS HAVING RENTS TO COLLECT WILL.
III d. We'll ~ place them lu Orr hands s. we have
special del ai.d guarantee Satisfaction
J. \ sri III CO.. ITO 81. mh,s5-lw
(Nvii-sEHViCE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
;. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute
mh9-Iu' soGtEwesi cor sfh and sts NV.
nIVOKCFs-A GOODRICH. .ATTORNEY-AT- LAW
1tf@4 DeArbOrn ST, Chicago; advice tree: twenty
one Yesr' experience. business quietly and legally
Transacted. sel5-s.tu,th,ly
MN. WILLIAMS, GEow .McELFREsH, AUTHOR
w iZed Private Detective Agency. Communications
TruinITly attended u and strictly confidential Once
CItn all hours W WILLIAMS. Manager, y26 NV
ny4-Iln'
fJSTH'S OLD STAND Is 1gE ONLY PLACE
81 UEtre nrSt-Ciass second Hnnu Clothing be
ruG ectzbe gE1ccs- Aoutyss call ~ 0l1
I.W- myl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

H--s MOUNT VERNON PLACE A. T. CHURCH
49, South. corner Yth and n SIS a. W. Rev Il
" naddaway, pastor: or:-prsaching at II O'Clock q. m
and 30 J.. il. Sunday school at y:3O q. M Young
Peoples Meeting at As p M Preaching at Missioss
Blake Hail. 1th street. between and streets VI AT
1850 d. Public Cordially ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-23

EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 + ST.
ASSETS. s95I ,539.6i
Subscriptions for shares in the 10th issue received
daily tie Office OF the Association, Equitable Build
ing. 1905 / 81.
Shares are go 80 per month.
$1,000 advanced on each share.
TauTlle explaining the objects and advantage Of
the tssC,.atIOI are furnished uIOn application.
Ofi.ce Lcurs from an to 4 30 pm. On the first
Wednesday elcL month the once viii be open from
@ 70 O'cIUck p.u4 Advances WILL be made promptly
at Oc.OCk.
THOMAS SOMERvILLE. Pres't
ySo. Joy EDISON. secy n22
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Light Rations.

Feeling convinced that | was feeding too
much hay to my cows concluded would
make trial of the much talked light rat
ions for cows. | hal been feeding about 20
or % lbs of hay per COW ard
3 qts. provender daily. was in
the habit of weighing my milk and
butter. began weighing out L lbs. of ha.
for morning feed, watsrei just before noon,
fed the same provender as before at noon
with one or two pounds of straw just as cud
for them, and weighed out lbs of hay to
them for supper On these rations found
by actual weight of milk and butter got as
much as from nearly double that amount of
hay and the cattle did as well as before.
Some three years ago they reduced the hay
and grain ration of the cows at the State Col
lege Farm one third and there was an actual
increase of the amount of butter made. The
cows shrank in weight. but | think the
shrinkage was no more than might have
been expected from the loss of the super
fuous feed aud water in their stomach IS
and intestines The trial was very short
so no definite conclusion could be reached
hope they will select some animals Of like
capacity this coming winter and make some
lengthy and careful experiments and give us
detailed account of the results etc. As far
as my own experience goes | am highly
pleased with the results of feeding light
ratons n
WALDO CouNTl.
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TIRED
Per sonais.

Hon. 4. G. Allen returned from New York
yesterday
Mrs. Frank f. Southland i, visiting rela-
tives in Palmyra.
Mrs, A. J. Haskell has returned from
visit to Ailston, Mass
Miss May Herbert of Los Angeles, Cal, is
visiting at f. II. Gardners.
Mr., +. l.. Whitchouse of the New York
Tribune staf is at home on vacation.
Ir. and Mrs Horace North and VIII f.
Miller left on yesterdays boat for Boston.
Miss Nettie j. Welch of this city will act
AS clerk for Clerk of Courts Choate during
his absence at Wateryilie.
Judge A. G. address, has been appointed
one of a committee to assess damages caused
by laying out ne~ street in Watervile.
Mr.. f. McMurlie and family have re-
turned from an extended trip during which
they visited Indianapolis, Washington. New
York and Boston.
Miss Hattie II. Matthews, daughter of the
Labor Commissioner, ) W Matthews ar
rived yesterday and will reside with her pa
''".' on '''e'" 81
WI ""''e" "oo"'''s' '''e courteous n'sn'
baggage master at the Maine Central has re
''s"e'' ms P'A'e VIII 'e "'''' oY "' -
Stevcn' # Oakland.
~ t. = 'i'oAef VI ''''S o''S "'''''e" "
ITS f'Fo''''N ana he''e recently pe''orneu
a delicate surgical operation on the person o
W
oi II F. '''l'ey u i'i'Sio''' rue wen
KNOW" PROPRIETOR oi Tue ''ea''oo'' '''e os-
tween 'he 'rahoerfy Isles ana Oar t'aro'r'
was J." '''e '''E YESTERDAY
hf asa NfS = ~ "or Oh Deliasi we're
IN the e''! ''S' evening 'toui M tN'Fh'e'i
tour 10 '"ri''ue'o"' ''e ''a"se'' i'aNe' anu
''nr' Po','' 81 interest ~ '''''N''" 'on",'
NON "arN NUNS mas re'ur"e" i'oui
"'"''oo' ''A' ne Is ''e'" P'''''u "''''
''e cH'ia'e "'' SUI t'u'''"-s 'u' ~ '''
"ho'e prefers 10 f'!"''" III ..' "''''s
Deacon "eo- r. ia"tS' Mr' ANU "''' D.
+ townsend MISS Al'ee ''afS' Arthur "
Parsons ana "'lt r. i''N'"' nav 0'e'
elected Delegates To Tue Congregational
County conference at in'nrop next week
MI James + rurin'o" u " no"'o'"
mas 'een appointed ''iiN"y "'',' ''''
tween Lewiston ''' ''"'" WI u''''o' -
a graduate OF Tue e'aSs o' co. "''''e ''''''
O"l'ese' ana wa, '0i sumo ''''
with the t. y s'sna' service ne Is II
nephew OF STATE ienS''" agent ~ . UT
,.-,.... D.,,.a-,. h.. d., e,l,o.
irg Interesting notice of former Augusta
gentleman Mr. 5. A. Mitchell of Augusta
the custom tailor who has established him
s.lf IN business here, found number OF
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Forr. their way into many household that inigh'
h.. nrotccted from their inrosds by the simple pre-
caution of keeping in the house that benign family
,ns,iiririe and safeguard Of health, H0>tett"rs
sto,narF Bittsrs Particularly where there are
.nil1rrr should It be kept on hand, a prompt
rrncdy for nfantile compsin in their outset 'Hs
,ber,.et,. on the delicafc childish organism, are
moi easily dislodged and speedily work grie'ous
mischirf Irreguariiy of the bowels indigestion
',l tilinnsn,ss are ailments of common occurrence
In H.. household children, living in malation' re-
ginns arr NOR, liable to be attacked with cliir and
feyrr than adults. and the ray agrs q" thst Iel az
pass in their .,stem are .peeiicr ana more 'Fiuu
In -.mote localities, far from professional AID u Is
.a..nciaIlN dn.irAhl.
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Take everything that have ou' my GOO
name leave me that AMI am eoa'e" %
said the philosopher 80 say s'l n'au9'"O
turers of genuine articles TO ti" holue VI
imitatnrs which thrives upon he r,Pu'"',g,,
of others. The good name OIL Ai'co.N
Porous Plasters has induced many al,eu'u,
ers to put in the market Im''Suohs 'n,' a az
not only lacking in the best eietnfh's 4l wv j.,
genuine article. but are often hsF"iiu' u
their effect. ,..;- -
The public should be on 'ne'l suS,'
against these frauds, sud. "heh an .A'e," ",
remedy is needed. be sure 10 '"s's' ~, apO'
having Alic1ck's Porous Plaster u"
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A Card


AUGUsrA. MAINE, June, o loo9
Mr. Palmer, the Agent OF the lnstutlon OF
learning at kent's Hill desires to express his
thanks to those who have already generously
contributed to the important enterprise he
has in charge. Their offerings are worth
more than is represented by their money
value because they set the ball in motion. The
following named persons contributed tie
frst-and part Of the second thousand dol
lars. -
Mrs f. A. Robinson, WoodfOrds b. NJ
Eastman. WooifOrds; Theodore Josselyn'
Portland J. W. Church, Hallowell; w. II
Perry. Hallowell; and q X. Palmer X. W
Soule, T. F Jones, f. J. Roberts Aloer
Fnller and +. W. Whitehouse, Augusta
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An intert sting pardon case TO come before
the Governor and Council at their ne 1t meet
ins is that of one Cochrane of Caribou. SEN
fenced for burglary ia lS>@ to seven years IN
>iatr rriso0 For participation in the same
crime two other brothers we're sentenced tor
two and half and four years respectively.
The terms OF both have now expired, AMI as
agencfsl belief prevails that TIE one sun
impri oucd isno more guilty than the others
a det' rmin,i effort will he made for his lib
eraiion- Judge Louis c Stesrns, the talented
teprt sentative from Caribou, will appear for
the convict ard will back his elcquence by
petition signed by many leading Aroostook
citizens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

Mr. @ s Smiley the well known manu-
taeturer OF broom handles, leaves this morn
ing for New Brunswick, where he will pur-
chase large quantity of lumber. Mr.
Smiley has always purchased his broom
handle stuff in this State. but a recent rise IN
price makes it cheaper for him to patronlze
Canadian industries As his whole product
of 100000 handles per month is shipped to
London. he receives a rebate of go per cent
of the duty on imported lumber. Mr.
Smiley is thinking of establishing branch
factory in the vicinity of st. John, and II be
nnds suitable location may eventually move
his whole establishment there.
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A Good Cow.

Rufus Stone of North Union is the owner
of a superior COW. She is all the COW he
has had for the past three years MI
Stones family averages three persons the year
round During the years lso6-s1'os, after
supplying the family with milk aud butter
and allowing the calves half of the mix
for tweuty-four weeks, Mr.. Stone sold lo6'
tub. of butter. "
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Local Mott ;ss


A., not enter irto the composition OF De'lhe ;
Hair Grower. Ii excsls all other preparations ~,
in promoting the groTIh and preserving 'i !,
beauty of the human hair. Sa'iStaetlon -
Guaranteed and should any one De oisApp %
al in the use of the IS Hair Grover eae,s
money will be refunded Sy tue russ a go w.
whom it was purchased. Inc gsnt'h Tn 80
upon every bottle photograph OF G ens - !.
or's t~ o daughters. Inc man 49,
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Aonzo Matthews, the genial Bonifsce who
presides over the Kennebec House, and W
rus Wright, sturdy son of Vulcan, imoloed
freely yesterday, and becoming engaged IN
dispute over a dog agreed to settle it on the
railroad track according to Marquis OF
oueensbury rules. Policeman Bruce ap-
Feared on the scene however, and after
long chase succeeded in capturing the two
men on Malta Hill. They were lodged IN
the lookup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

p-Carbolic Acid, Copperas, and Chloride
~ - srs we'll known, and popular de-
- Vi and disiufectants. We have them
o oroa and Al a low figure. Refined gum
Pune ,hnr IN mt away with your winter cloth
"a. ~, fnrs and Dslmation Insect powder
~, MN M ali manner of vermiu can be obtained
~ ns in an absolutely pure state. DEF iNE
Coo"hH'' marl9dtf
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Arson h Boel,r, Esq of this city the
pension agent Who was let of so easily by
Judge Webb a, the last term of the United
States Court in Portland, for charging an e1-
cessise pension fee, appears to be again IN
def the ban. This time the charge is made
b, joha Holt of this city. whom Bow Ter had
sued got an execution against as the Zee
for securing llolts pension. iiol claims
that the fee i. six times as large
+" b. is entitled to, and that the
whole thing is fraud The evidence Is
nearl, all documentary, and said to he COO
elusive against HIM. He will be brought be
fore lalge webb At Bangor At the present
term Of court.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
.Ixsvs be used for children teething. II
s.,o,bes the child, softens the gums. allays
IN nsir. cures wind collie, and il is the best
a.n,sJv for disrrhea Twenty-Five cents
hottie reoENIN y ~ -. =. = =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

,re to-day suffering with RheumatIsnl IN some
IN, ~ another, without any need henard''
Rheumatic Bullets will cure the most oosil
nate case. why then suffer any longer "nf
YOUR aches and pains, when dollar nv st. {
in bottle OF Bullets will cure you. You eai
huv them Of ]. NJ. Mixer and C. MURPHY
L. IA
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For Ricketts,. Marasmus and all Wasting
Disorders OF Children.

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver OH
uvpophosphites is uneQuslled, The rapidit!
with which children gain flesh and strength
mon it is wonderful. II have used Scott
Emulsion in case of Ricketts, and Msrasmu'
az long standing In every case the improve
mant was marked" J. NJ. MAIN N. D.,
New Yo-k. ocaldueoa%"*"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

Whether on pleasure bent OF business should
take on every trip a bottle of syrup OF figs'
a. il acts most pleasantly and edeetusiiy on
the kidneys. liver and ho~els' preventing
| feyers. headaches and other forms OF 'lcs :,
80 Far sale in soc and 81 90 bottles by all
leading druggists. may-IuNNl"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

The semi annual register of magistrates
nov being issued from the seer tary of
State. office by clerk A y Russell shows
that the mum Der OF officers ~ho have filed
evidence. Of publication ll-iG; RIG pm" six
months far exceeds that of any other similar
period IN the States history Two hundred
AMI siHty-nine justices of the peace and
quorum. 81 trial justices, and 81 notaries
public have been qualified since Dec. /,
against I26 Justices Of the peace, Is trial
Justices and l. notares during the preced-
Ing six months The revenue which the
STATE derives from the commissioning Of
these officers i, no inconsid, rsaIe sum
having amounted to $3.50. 1t is estimated
that there are At least 1900 justices of the
peace ia Maine about one for every 400 in
habimuts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

sS~ Physicians prescriptions are Ssi.
III, eonto,ia.!ed At Kinsmans Drug store
.,,ner of Bridge aud Water SITS at mooe.s'e
n-ices.
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Thick and GLOSSY"


he PRODUCTION Of an absns
CROWN Of hair. Of a silk-Iike 49,.
anu o. the original color, often rssnI,.
rom 'he use, by those who have bec $3.50
oaia OF gray. Of Ayers Hair Vixor.
was rapidly becoming grsv an,
pald but after using two an .b-aa
ootties OF Ayers Hair yigor nv 49,
grew thick and glossy ana H. .sasf
nai color was restored M 49,
canaan Centre, n. II. eh'
trial Of Ayers Hal. yioor h.s
niIec1 me Of It's merits. II, - ~
da' my caused the hair Of nv wifi. snd
4. inter- 10 be abundant and olozsy -
ndS gwen my rather .tunted ,,f,s
tdfht respectable length and .,r-'s
ahcs' h. Britton. Oakland, Ohig
- nave used Ayers Hair yigoy for
tiie past four or five years and t7nd /,
,lgst satisfactory dressing for tha bsir
= ~ an that | could desire. being bar,a.
iess, causing the hair 10 retain n.
natural color, and requiring brIt a mi
quantity 10 render the baiT - -
"a asHg e. - Mrs ". A. Bailey. 9 Charles
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED By
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Bold By Druggist. aad Per;alaer..
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The Lynn Heed Company, which has been
10 operation for nearly a month, has met
with fate a. disastrous aul more disgrace
fal than it. predecessors tn \ i4usts Heel
Company. N its organization the company
which consisted Of Two Dung mon ,named Sar-
gent AMI lIoyt. hothof Lynn, employed some
dozen hands which have dslull. 4 10 six. the
number employed during the past week As
far as can be- learned none OF tlrse workmen
haze ever received cent for their services.
The heels manufactured by The company
have ali been sent to Skowhega1. Yesterday
morning thel rec wed check for the amount
due them, and left ON the noon boat for Bos
ton, neglectinR to pay their boarding mis-
tress btll, their rrnt for the holr above \
aolway Cos aud other small bills. The
only assets are the working too4 mortgiged
for their full value to Messrs Tanner 4
johnson, and barrel of heels.
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Y GU

7717'7I u FTTF HIVE h}mUtOWs by linking
ANTi-APOPLEtTISE We have the ms
h'ted testimonials II thousands who have been
cured u PARALYSIS, Heart Disease, Rbe..
mati-m, Liver Complaint ~0f Long Standing.
hidney and Blndder Troubles II Yesr. Du.
ration. Dyspepsia, -eiaIica, and General
Deo'ihJ' DC. Loss of Appetite, sour
stomach and Fiatuieaee, three common dis-
o'ue.s We guarantee ~ cure with bottle Of
ASTI-APOPLECTINF Sold nv YOUR dr,,a
Sists 500 a bottle six bottles ~. m ssns
70 DR. +. =. HUTCHINSON 4 Co Fnasturyh
fsiis, VI. for testimonials and circulars rsvarin
o f-fueliy that VIII cure that feeling ~ b,lnz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07

The surety on the bond of Al Bowman
convicted rumseler, who skipped his bond
has maid into the county treasury sdoo the
amount of the bond