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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

Charles F. Weed, Esq, register of probate
who was stricken with paralysis last Novem-
Der, lies at the point Of death at the resi-
dence OF his aunt in Littleton.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
A. 81. Gee Of Lewiston, who for the past
two years has been in the employ Of the Au-
burn Paper Box Company, left on Saturday,
and his friends have heard nothing Of him
since. He bought an excursion ticket in Au-
burn for Bangor Saturday morning, stating
that he was going to his native toWn-Old-
town-for visit and to get away from his
keeper for about two years, but had been
discharged from there about 10 days prior to
his disappearance. 1t Is thought the man is
insane. as he has had attacks Of insanity In
the past and has been at the insane hospital
dren are uneasy about his welfare.
KNOX COUNTY.
Cobb, Wight & Co. are talking with parties
in Rockland about building large block to
accommodate their increasing business.
Rockland citizens are making a strong
movement to secure public library. A
club has been formed among the young men
to raise funds for the enterprise.
The directors of the proposed Georges
Valley road running from Union and con-
Meeting with the Knox 6 Lincoln at Warren,
have secured Boston civil engineer and
work will be begun at once.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
National Master Brigham, of the Grange,
addressed good sized audience In Repre-
sentatives' Hall, Augusta, yesterday, j. S.
Hobbs presiding. BE delivers his last adj
dress in the State at Sebag0 Lake next Fri
day.
Last Tuesday noon Mr.. Hiram Quinn Of
Albion came In from digging potatoes tell
ing his wife he was going to die. She
smiled, as he was man fond of joke, but
ne replied you need not laugh, am" She
looked at him and seeing how badly he look
ca, sent for the next neighbor. When he ar
rived T, Mr. Quinn could not speak. He died
Thursday night
Alvin York of China, who is charged with
morse f1nSs stealing at Belfast and who escaped
captured in China by Sheriff Yonnn and
others after hard fight during which the
officers were once driven off. York was
taken to Belfast. -. "0 :
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Tho fair nf fha Dan nhaant
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

Steamship Alberto, from Iloilo. has landed
at quarantine at Quebec passengers suffering
from a severe attack Of cholera. After being
thoroughly fumigated, the Alberto was al
lowed to proceed to Montreal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation;
Sour Stomach Diarrhea, Eructaton;
Gives healthy sleep; also aids digestion;
without narc0ti stupefacti0n octHd&wly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

Add 20 drops Of Angostura Bitters to every
glass Of impure water you drink. The genuine
only manufactured by DIR. siegert s. Sons Ask
your druggist. septl4eod&wlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

For any case OF nervousness, Sleep
lessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
The only nerve medicine for the price In market.
dw1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

Warts, moles, dlscolorations, corns, Bunions
and Bad Nails removed and cured by DIR. WEIGH
City Hotel. sepIS2t
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WEDDINGS.
LIBBy-wHIrcoMp.


In Colebrook, N. H.. Tuesday morning,
Miss Mary L. Whitcomb, daughter Of DR.,
Whitcomb of Colebrook. and Mr.. Walter c.
Libby of Portland were married by Rev. L.
@. Goodwin, only few intimate friends and
relatives of the bride being present From
10 to IL o'clock the house was open to invit-
ed guests for the reception. There was O
large company who rendered their congratu-
lations and good wishes to the bridal pair
who received their guests while standing
under floral arch. The parlor was taste
fully decorated with flowers and growing
plants. The happy pair left on the after
noon express. They will return to Portland
after their bridal tour and make this city
their residence.
NICKELs-QUINBY.
Miss Lucy A. Quinby of Augusta, daugh-
ter of the late Rev. George w. Quinby. and
Mr.. VIM. Bradstreet Nickels, cashier Of the
Manufacturers National Bank, Leaven-
worth, Kansas, were married at the Win
throp street Universalist church, Augusta.
last evening. Rev. A. Battles of Bangor Of
ficiated, assisted by Rev. w. S. Whitman Of
Augusta. The ushers were John r. Gould
and j. R. Bodwell Of Hallowell. ]. Murray
Quinby Of Augusta and Warren S. White
more of Gardiner. Miss Eaton of Boston
was the maid of honor. Harvey Murray of
Portland, acted as organist.
MURPHY-MoNAGHAN.
Tuesday morning at the Cathedral of the
immaculate Conception, Mr.. P. j. Murphy,
of this city, was married to Miss Rose Mona
CHAN, BY Rev. Father Callahan. After the
marriage ceremony the couple received their
friends at their house on the corner of Han
cock and Federal streets. The couple re-
ceived many beautiful presents.
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Consult DR.. WEIGH at City Hotel about
your feet. All severe cases successfully
treated.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Portland Reduction and Smelling
Works.

At a special meeting of the Portland Re-
duction and Smelling Works, held yester-
day, these directors were elected Lorenzo
Taylor, Moses G. Palmer, j. N. Winslow,
Josiah H. Drummond and Josiah 81. Drum
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WANTED.

A convenient rent OF q or
rooms i'm central location, low"
stairs Dreferrcd. Address GOA,
Press Once, giving location am"
price. sentodf
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"<H E Underwear
i story is something
like this:
DR.. Jaeger's leads in
both departments Mems
and Women's). There'll
be more of this fine Ger
man product worn this
year than ever before, be
cause it is better known.
You and we were a little
skeptical about it at first,
but it has proved its value,
and has come to stay. If
you are not already ia
miliar with DR.. Jaeger's
goods let us post you. We
are the agents.
Then the less expensive
ones. We get the best for
soc. that money will buy,
and half a dollar pays for
a pretty good one nova
days. Those for 81 are
finer and have more wool;
from this price up the diff
ference is mostly in the
finish.
What we said a few days
back about Hosiery APP
plies to Underwear quite
as well. DOn't6my rubbish.
Price does not always tell
the story; it is the moneys
worth that you want to
consider. We might write
this of the whole stock, and
there never was a brighter
or bigger.
But about Underwear,
these cool mornings and
evenings require a little
more clothing. Hadn't
you better look over your
wardrobe and see if it
doesn't need replenishins,?
You will marvel a little
at the cheapness of the
Rubber Storm Coats we
are selling at $3.50.
They are heavy, and
long, and strong; they are
double-breasted, cemented
seams, and have flap pock-
cts; they are the sort for
teamsters, coachmen, ex-
pressmen, - or anybody
whose business requires
them to work in the rain,
and they are absolutely
a0ateyproof. Could more
be said of a rainy-day gar
ment?
A big pile of these
Coats are out on the coun-
ter to-day, and we recon-
mend you to have a look
at them.
OWEN. MOORE & CO.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OVuHSSHVNEIkS NUTICEs
THE undersigned, having been appointed bv
Il the Hon. Judge Of Probate for the County Of
cumberland on the seventeenth day of September
A. D., 1889, commissioners to receive and
examine the claims OF creditors against the estate
Oh seth E. Rogers. late Of Freeport in said County,
deceased, represented insolvent, hereby give
appointment are allowed to said creditors in
which to present and form their claims, and that
tney VIII pc In session at the following place and
At the Office of Edwin G. Townsend in said Free
port, on Saturday, November o, A. D.. 1889;
March H. A. D., 1890. at ten O'Clock in the fore,
noon, Of each OF said days.
Dated at Freeport this eighteenth day OF
September, A. D.. 1889.
HENRY 9. BREWER, Commissioners.
sepl9 d1aw3wTh
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TO 1T.

1.-TWO nice tenements in house No. 1853 Frank
IL lin street. House has been thoroughly re-
paired and newly painted and papered through
out. VIII lease them TO responsible party for
five years. Rents S23 per month. Apply TO
au21dtf CHAS. PERRY, p. o. Box 1919.
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY,

The fair Of the Penobscot County Society
is being held at Hampden. There is a good
display Of cattle, etc. The agricultural bro
ducts are shown in the town hall
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Blood Poison


"Four years ago on warm day handled lot
OF boards covered by poison ivy. soon had all
the symptoms Of ivy poisoning, and it spread all
over me till was scab from head to feet, with
intense heat and itching. My skin peeled. my
hair and whiskers came out my finger nails came
on. was finally obliged to give up work. and
was confined to the house two months. One ply
stefan said would die, and had given I'D hope
Mother urged me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. and
when the old skin began to peel of, and the new
skin was soft and moist Then 1 bought six
bottles for nye dollars; took three bottles and
warm weather, when got my blood warmed up,
the poisoning would come out again in spots and
burn and Itch. Then took the two other bottles
OF Hoods i6arSaparilla, and for two years have
been entirely free from the poisoningD GEO.
W.vUNK, Depot Master, Brockport, NY.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared
only only by C.I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell
aprI 700 Doses One DoIIa sIv,v
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BUSINESS CHANCRs.

EOR sALE-By JOHN SMITH, Business
. Broker, 500 Washington street. Room q Al,
Boston, Ladies' and gents licensed liquor saloon
$500 worth s2500) hne city as Is in New Eng-
land, rooms connected, four for ladies' saloon
large paying patronage, SIS monthly rent,5 years
i9-1
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THE STATE.
ANDRoscoGaIN COUNTY.
ARoosrooK COUNTY

Charles F. Weed, Esq, register of probate
who was stricken with paralysis last Novem-
Der, lies at the point Of death at the resi-
denca of his aunt in Iittlatnn
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The UNION MUTUAL LIFE in.
SURANCE COMPANY has always made
just nberality leading feature OF its
conservative management; and the
security 1t offers Is SO absolutely safe
that 1t sufficiently commends itself to
careful insurers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19

BARGAINS In Ladies' Kid Button Boots,
ID this day. Boots with z. l.. Tips, stylish,
$500 Ladies Common Sense Kid Button, only
BROWN. 14-1
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For Sale ON InsfaIImenf PLAN,

For Sale ON Installment Plan.
DESIRABLE dwelling house, No. lao Pine ST.,
IL has four large rooms on the ground floor
with all modern improvements; In perfect repair
with new National hot water heater; has large
yard In rear with ten-foot passage way to Neal
agreement TO convey, and $500 with interest at
i've per cent per annum. Enquire at PORT
sep3 dtf
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EOR sALE-1 upright ten horse engine. o
second lathes. JONES & HITCHINGS,
47O Fore street. 24-f

EOR SALE or TO LET - The Atwood
Il house, two stories with French roof, pleas
antly situated in Lg0nia, Cape Elizabeth, with
several acres of land fruit trees In bearing, good
stable; house contains about fifteen rooms, bath
room and furnace, and IS in good repair t win be
rented low sold on reasonable terms. Apply
to LOCKE u LOCKE, 100 Middle street, or TO
AUG. 2. FULLER, 462 Fore street. 25dtf
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EyOR SALE-In Wlndham, Me-. farm of 90
II acres; So acres In tirstcass tillable condition
the rest woods and timber; will be sold on easy
terms; location first rate. Enquire Of /. w.
PARKER, 40 Exchange St., or Of ]. Turkey, 263
Danforth ST., Portland. A
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WANTED-A NICE neat, pretty little maiden
~ to do homework. A black eyed blonde
preferred; blue eyed brunette VIII 40; aDiiIy 70
dation; seven niehfs ont allowed; permission to
entertain accorded. Address, VERY PAEddIC-
ULAR, Press ONCE. 1s,1
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EOR sALE-Black mare years old, sound
a and kind, weighs LAO pounds. gooo ailye 81
nothing, safe for woman TO drive. Inquire az 20
cotton or l67 Newbury street. lo-l
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wANTED.

INOUND-The furnace that gives the most heat
Federal street. 141
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E,OR SALE-SlOux Falls Land. We have
IL 10 days option on a few shares at par OF
The QueenCity Syndicate; this is safe, desirable
and profitable investment and has our full
endorsement after a careful examination.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
Belding Booming.

BELDING, Mich, May lS.-Roal estate
III Bcldlng has taken a sudden Jump,
the same being the fact that Bedding
Bros. made a proposition to the town
people that if they would pay the taxes
ON a silk mill for ten years they would
put up such a building. The town ac-
cepted the proposition, which brought
the Belding Bros. 10 the town, where
they have been locating grounds.
CLAIRE Allen, of Lansing, Will draw
plans at once. The building will bc
30 feet long, - feet wide, and three
stories high, with another building 100
feet long and 80 wide, one
story high, for for dye
house; also, a large boarding house
for help, both buildings to be of brick
Work viii be pushed as soon as plans
are drawn and the contract let. Seven
business lots were sold opposite Hotel
Beldng, with contracts that said build
inss should go up before 1891. Four
stores Will be built of lonia sand stone,
with betting of st. Lawrence marble;
the others viii be home stone fronts.
The new silk mill will employ IN three
years 100 hands. The town is rapidly
growing, and il destined to become a
city OF 1900 people within four years
from now. With Belding's fine note
and attractive lakes, stocked with has,
and plckcrel, 1t Is also destined to be
come a tavOrite Summer resort.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
THE GOLDEN RAGLK
fzs1lt4tisa - shs Graaa gzslts .a8 Ets<-
tsssa 90 SfAce4s.


VIA - SAassf-'
sfs.a ias s-A-4s Pres fress
tne Asfrfit aa3 * wood Castles,
Kalzats c. tae Ool4sa Ess.s. gave a
hsn-.ss-f ~ th.. Ar..ags.., Fot.t Ia
s--..- - -. ,,t...f
sf- - A's N''''-
Barnes, Il Fh-ladelp pala, al4 tie N4st-
lag SF knights lrOfa Grand Raps4s.
Fetf.f..rl snd s.isvton
D-' i- siie NNNi -
tae knights ~ tiir nolaen h@sie. re
-rfited mere 4ssl-Idas iEoiu fiiilsati-
pai@ f9T the p4rp}se - Hls-4l4i.i's lhe
'faAa ta>l.e ol h.th -th. AAle eett-
htay - - 14Ar l'ias'e ouiln- tiie
@Iternas31, h11 II" li5 - 1'ie 4lee1te -
"a n'Aiii.l "a l-4sa chiefs it "as 'ls ieite"'
aa1 the tnfee desfetf~-f'li,-i iii'''
hi3snls aiid Sf0sadefs- ~efe exempt
Hea ~ the oIhoers VI hhAee-od taaiie
So =
Af- Barnes gave 4 series oi ihsti slc-
t.ols IA ofatory aud sesl.c 9lAtols lA
oe.afe llle charge i Ae aile fifs-'h
session tlen adjourned and a Fetcss
vas taken Until T. m. In the evening
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
TOWN TOPICS.

The alleys need attention fr0m ths
Bad ol Health
A.s GeFflz Loae Ks. ~ GreonviHe, Is
S-s.t.ag 1eF SISTER Mss ina L0ucks.
Ray Morton, xho wss .hog t@o weeks
sso, coatlaues " Improve. Scott -
slll. al arse
Tie eEPosltiCu committee Ali hold a
meeting al j. l4 today &C tle Board
a. Trade gQ0ia- Al members are uEge Il
o. ~ present.
Tie poice are beg nniDg - hurry up
tle -tlo0Elsts, ALL tu0re elo 2Ee vii
o4t red card al 10 vel ~ interview
tae eo1ntY Treasurer.
NIl starring, ths aucti0neer. cap
tlrel a plczrgel AZ Lhe L4AAe yesterday y
~ gams seven pounds and three
quarters, aad DID lt sith Light bass
LAe.
The Jury ln the Circuit Court has
been exc,lsed until "Wednesday To-
morroa tAe court wIl adjourn on ac-
count ol Jhe Masonic Home eelebrA-
ton.
A decrec Of divorce has been granted
bg tue ClEcult Court tO Emma Culver
ffom Ellis u. Culver, Oh che grounds OF
drseru0n They we're married Ia ISL,
and lived together one week.
A young man named Burt Burkpeace
wa- arrested Tor being noisy and dis
orderly ~ Ofieer Emmett smith, who
Was patr0iug Wealthy ave. ln citizen /.
clothing, and lodged IN the police
station
Flora Tuttle aud Jennie smith, tWO
prostitutes, inmates OF Nettle Lee /,
tagllO on Wateri00-st., were arrested
last evening Tor q d-0rderly conduct,
and they were gwen lodgings IN the
county jail.
The Oaashtanong Club Will give a
hop AZ tAe boat house Thursday even
lug Arrangements have been made
Tor the dummy, 80 that no matter how
late the dancers stay, they may be- sure
ot a rde home
Mesdanles Th0s. Pickard, F. III.
Patterson, III. ii. Grave- and IL b. Pier.
SON. OF Mt. Pleasant. and Mrs. II. g.
Mccormack, of Bay city, are IN the
city visiting the families OF Major Long
az the soldiers Home, &. l.. Westlakt
and J. K. Doughty.
An alarm vas turned in at No. 4 en-.
gue house about 5 O'Clock Yesterday,
calling the department to extlnguish a
small biaze IN the loft of Kipp's livery
stable. 4 small boy bad been playng
with matches and had set fire tO some
rubbish close 10 the hay, and had the
alarm been deferred few minutes a
bg blaze would have been the conse-
grteft.f
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
O'LOANE IN JAIL.
Brought Back Saturday History of
His VI Mi,deeds.

His Misdeeds.
sheriff Bishop and George Morris
reached here Saturday evening from
their trip to Rochester and Albany,
New York, bringing with them Richard
T. OLoane, who IS wanted here for
forgery.
OLOane IS a bright, plausible young
fellow of about II, who devOtes ms
talents 10 the art of living without
working.
On April 20 ne presented check for
So, purpOrtng 10 have been signed by
RI. Rev. Bishop Richter, % Fred Rich
tel, the barber NJ the Morton House,
and got 10 cashed. AbOut the same time
b. had $50 check signed hy himself,
winch was utterly worthless, cashed
by y. g.. Johnson. of sweets Hotel. He
also beat GcOrge Morris ont of $40 by a
similar Misrepresentation. These how
ever, are but few OF the many lambs
he -kuifully heeccd and left 10 blcat In
VAIN. kchtcl on learning that he had
been detuuded complained, but
O'LOane had skipped. Ills whereabouts
became known here III singular aCCI-
dcuta. way. When he left here he
went % Rochester. y. Y. where he put
up no q hotel, and after running up a
bill for So eft. For this he was ar
rested and looked up. While i'm iall me
told tine officers that If they would go
o. a certain lady n the city, VINO was q
friend OF che family, she would pay the
bl. But ON being seen by the officers
tine badly, who had heard of
his escapades here, Indignantly re-
fused, saying that she would not
help hm as ne was wanted IN Grand
Rapids for forgery. Then. rcpenung
OF what -hc had sal "a. size declined -
shy anything more ou tine subject. The
officer, immediately te.egraphed here
for information. and were asked 10y
Sheriff Bishop to bold him.
After arriving u Rochester OLo9nC
v.is identified bv Mr.. Morris rs the
man wanted i'm Grand Rapids, and
sheriff b Bishop started for Albany "a
Cet q rcqus.tIOu from Governor IlIll
While Bishop vas IN Albany, OLoaue'
attorneys commenced habeas Corpu,
proceed ugs for his release ON ms max
ing affidavit that hls name was JarIes
VI. OL0ane and not Richard r
OLoanc. Ir was at this junCture that
Norrs tired his hand at catching
criminals. and Immediately Swore Out
warrant charging O'LOane with being
a fugitive from justice. OLoaue was
rCIrrcsted before reaching the stree
and held until Bishops return from
Albany. where the labeas corpus and
Morris warrant were Qu3sDcd. and the
PRISONER brought back t0 Grand hIp Is
on tbe original charge. on ms way 81
Rochester O'Loane stopped go London
Canada. and there passed "a forged
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
PHENOMENAL CURE
A 4 as Aft<F aears "a ~t~Aa s~hSt-Ns
A. k.ltss~a % = >tss@s t~@SSE-fhs
Fzflsat nosng ~ eki
fFam - Ia-seaAs tlEsAtR. AI'ft a


Fresa ths Ia -ssaAx liExatR. AFfs "a
Mr.. Ira Nuuef. - CeliaF springs,
la. f,...ls = suseFer Tor nanv years - =
huge st.f.e cancer. that hsd formed ga
heF breAsf. i}ar.Ds ftcenl Years ti'@i'f
physclals had hsF case in haoa' -
eirh -sess.sd t. give By 1.-the behSfi'e
Hundf.ds II dollars have been *
pended n tFsag - eute t.t l-'sl'..,'' ~
bat 1-.ea ptNsa7aA, atlf ht ''''@ -
e.tses tallc3 g. uess Ult4
ending. Khe cancer Efe@ 81 81 @4''ii'l-
iHg extent ane &b9lt ls' A4',.'1 ~s0
lhr LADS bad glFsn UR ANl" ~ = s1le
she heard II "a i.Ss "a .t't -. - -'41
his wonderful HeiA .h '- .-'4-
cen and sunslltsa hinl. lis s!sts IA
OF tIdagmsnt bfousiI so.d i'~-ss. Slie
j. sisNlag "a Ehe residence ~ Ms.
Henderson. i04 to0ith-sl., ~is1 has
been ilndef the doctors care Io9 nearly
tao wee ~. Ia. cancer HAs GOA the ,tit
SIDE OF tne breaet aud weighed over q
pound.
Now a word concerning Mr.. Bach
elOr. 10 residents ot Grand Rapids he
ls q stranger, having resided here only
feE week ks. but fscli in tite short TIME
he las been "a our mlasl lle hass made
hosts OF friends by iils az siis. rtsous
manners. IL VII Rsase ihis cay hie
residence, and und,r nO eifcIaisiailcs'o
cares a. l,e clas~ed a. Sh h@n"raht
quack. lie hss practicel hle9ielile and
surgery for twentY-siE years aid Ios
the past ten years has made the s'ti'j.tt
Ot cancers a speciality. lie h5e scoF-
cred Il perfect cure, and dues 10 without
tie us. of the knife. lie har termed II
the plaster treatment, and the grlst OF
testimonials he has from some oi the
best known citizens Oi the Pine Tree
State shows only too plainly how tney
esteem HIM and hs treatment. Dr.
Bachelor Is a graduate oi the mfcr
sity OF Michigan, and MAS an assistant
surgeon IN the army.
Cancer Is the most dreaded oi All
diseases, and Is one of the most dlfilcult
10 cure, yet tins gentleman can ,'andie
case IN almost any form. lie iiae
made some remarkable cures IN thh
city, and Is rapidly coming to the
front.
Or. Bachelor is at home daily be
| tween the hours of 10 and J. Il. N. and
and p. m, except Sunday, at his
coy Offices over % Monr oc-st., rooms
| 6 and :, where he would bc pleased TO
consult any one desiring information
ON this subject.
Among other remarkable cures made
| by the doctor since the publication OF
the above, the names of II. l.. Armour,
of Cedar Creek, Barry county, and
jeremiah Kittle, of COnklin postoiiice,
Ottawa county, Mich, may be men
toned. The former gentleman had "A
cancer removed from the inside of ms
| lower Jaw, and previous 10 meeting
Dr. Bachelor had IT cut out three
! times. Mr.. Kittle's cancer was a
calloid, and was IN the check.
! The growth was connected with the
| eve, and when removed was nearly as
| large as hens egg.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
Muskegon Minutes.

MUsKEGoN, Mich, May l9.-About
fifty MuSkegon Knight Templars
expect to be present at the laying
OF the corner stone of the new Masonic
Home IN Grand Rapids next Tuesday
\. L. COnnor * Co., Muskegon's wide
awake clOthIcrs and shoe dealers, viii
open a branch store in Whitehall this
week.
Prof. \. c. Mclaughlin, of the Nichi-
gan University, Will deliver an Grafton
at the laying of the corner stone of the
Hackley Public Library.
All the school buildings i'm the city
are crowded to their utmost capacity,
and the School Board have decided To-
secure plans for new high school
building 10 cost in the neighbOrnood of
$50, 1000.
AL e. Fields mnstrels Will appear
at the opera house next Thursday
evening.
The Heap Dry Earth Closet company
are so crowded with work now that
they are obliged To turn away orders.
Work ha, commenced on the Barclay
ST. pavement.
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