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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
New YORK. Thnrsiar IA.

u 81
The following sales were held at the ExchsDss -,
Auction Room to-day:
four-stoiy dwelling. with lot No. 327 w,r ks. .
500 400. @~a
1 two-stOry factory, with lot No. 400 3i.avs
934 n Of 3st-s lot 30.4X2l7 X30x222 Louis To-:
Sl2, 600 e''
nye-stoy apastmcnthou with lot No sos Wa.
t7a->t 1876 It Of Sth~aye, lot 25&76x2 Ssss
Herman, s23 COO
twO-stOry dwelling, with 1T. NJ. 154 Fast 925S,
@ OF LeXingtOnaXc, lot 2jXl0Os J W Fcttpr 40 900
twO-stdry and three-sOry buildings with los ea.A
20 Ok alt so NOS 80 and - IIcsterst cor OF Lldov
st Annie Jacobs s51. 700
two-story and siX-stOry buildings with lot No fs
Cllnton.st - IS nc OF BrOOmcst lot 264xt00; sars
buyer. s2f 400
/ nye-story building. with lot, No. $50 CllntJnNs, q
$50 Il n Of Grand-st lot 25x10O II Josephs All 2n0
three story building with lot No. l53 Broome-st
GSf n OF At)rney-s lot II 9ylC0 buyer All 0Sc
four-sOry dwellings. with lots Nos 30 and q Wet
97th-st. Of SHAVE. lots 1sX100il each Hoch
ford, 500 100.
/ similar house. with lot No. ~ West 97th-st ssy
n Sth-aye: r Van Tine. 10000
sale u the dwellings with lots, Nos H. 10 % and n
West S2d-st, OF oth~aye, ad lOurnei sine die
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RECORDED REAL EsrArE rEANsrrKs-N. 7. CT,

Robbln~avc. No $50 @ s. 100 Il n Of Divislon-ave,
2OxlOO; Franz BcChert 70 Bertha Bochert....
Same property. Louis &. Bochert and wife
s2d-st. n : 267 n " OF sth-aye. 23xIO2.2; teor1e
4 IIaggcty and wife to Sia- : PdckaTd...... $50
l27th-st. = 21J n . Of 4ti-aye. 7tX99.n;
Cornelius Van NoOrhis o. John Cofnwell. IT,.
l27tb-st n = rs n " OF LeAington-avc, 3lX5Jll;
John CO,EwclL Ir. and wife 10 Ea~3rd Opp.n.
hemar and Ill.
I1th-aye, cor. OF 2jtn- It. gS.9Xl00: Executors
Bcla'eel Smith 10 Isabella HOugh, q part II
Sam" property same T. Al'e Smith L part. II
Same property same to Harrison smith part 10
Same property same 10 Marietta ilOugh 4 part 10
l27th-st. 30 +: OF Gth-aNe 2jX99.l1,
John Gallagher To William Marzerin .....-.-... 13N
Cnon-ave, cor CIulb eleng-aye. 2j0Xl42l
25Xl47.4: Louisa J. wife David Morgan. 10
Wahineion Place, No .. n $, 25 " Mercer.-t;
Emanuel Lauer to Louis and Samuel Sachs. 400
Benjamin Carpenter o. Pe,er Frees......-..
24th-st n :, 100 Sth-aye. 20X79; eycr Lotto
MarlSsvillc deceased 70 Janette Marksyille.
1o2d-sL :, 100 e 3i-ave, I60ylOoii; Jno
smith and wife % Benedict Klein 1915
South Williams, No SO, and No. IS StOne-s'.,
lS.2X-X1I7N--; Richard / Pittt AMI wife
Broome.sr No io5. n E 5. o " Shcrir..t ELK
50 Rosa and Cassel Cohen "a Anna Roster lO.t
S7th-sr = 15S.4 W 9th-ave, l6.SX100.S; Eleanor
Snyder Caroline l. 6 Scott 1IO
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Gclp n)nntcH

GENTS illustrated circular FEE AID proof thai -0O
n month f. male '"lne our New BOOK. by Rev d..
lalmag"i also The new cIilDn ~ 'MOth'i, HON. and
iicaNcn' % Drog. aud poeuy; by 200 pest authors f.
10000 sOlt Edited by r. l.. luylrT ID. D. sog5 .
nlSO 10000 CuOsitics ~ the lBblc7 pertaining Ia per
sons, Places and Things. Illustrated. - Our me.
mlun oncr Is attractive fcaiurc with and sub
hcrlbeIs.
Il. H. TREAT, Publisher. Cooper Union y V
WANTED.--An American LADY housekecpcr whore
w there Servants 10 j. utlrss 10 call unless
you can bring references nom similar position. MIRIAM
COYRlElE 81 East l7lh.st between iura.s and Bfoad
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r EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ASSrNGER TRAINS leave foot Coruands and
ue.,rosse- .ts a. follows;
~ a. M for satingion and intermediate points
puGslo and the West and principal Local points Chair
ear 10 Lyons and Pul man en- 20 sualenHon Lt,lg'
Chair ear o. Maurh chunk
r,air Year 10 TunthanuOck Connection 10 Reading and
10 ~ M for Iimra and principal Intermediate uolnta
,h'r ar o. MIX 'sbalrc. aud lui1uA sctp'rs 10
"'z 40 r. ~ To- Satincion AMI intermediate points
5 40 y. M foF Mauch Chunk oni intrmedilte DOintA
Connection 10 Reading AMI Hgfii nu's,
A. ui Tor (curNa. Lyou- IlIuliu. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West u nln necpcrs 10 Lyons and SUSPENSION
Bridge. -
~ cnnncct for Oh points MahanOY aut llazeton
s0"' ''"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
n m Tor Mauch Chunk HAL ton and Intermediate
NhfuanhOah ana Intel ue date uniuf.
40 H. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and int. med plnts
D. M. for Geneva, Lyons Elmra. RochesteF. Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
0''"A'' General Eastern onace o8s broadway.
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THE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
j pages illustrated The standard authority on
American openair amuements Rules for sailing. swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding, &c., &C. Ia
full 81 pei copy. Published by The Tribune New.York
Entertaining and universally e0mD''nsnte1 By the bress
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler, Simon, to A Iiadden, Westinghouse, @
Braaie William, to the F e. NJ sehaeter Brewing Co.
l.73i LeXingt0n-ave demand, $40.
Blume Jacob D ~ \ Hupfel, c cor Courtlandtau
and t02dst, years $4,000. 49,.
Iaberman, Simon. to the Washington LIE Insuast
Co. l6th-st OF Manhattanave, years a mortgages.
$1,000.
Hawkes.. Henry 70 f l. Keyes, cor SHAVE and
same % Couiert and another, trustees sns
property years. $4,000. - a -
" Same TO j W Haaren, same property year 2 mort
Henderson. Robert. II Henderson. W 7haye,
Of 23f-st, 3 years $1,000. a.
X lan Benedict A, 10 Smith, lO2d-si Of ID.
Kesser, =, to + Kretschmar 41st-s, Of 18th
iiseomb Alfred 4, TO G T Galloway, 3dave, e col
McFee. John NJ 10 4 Scanlon, j6th.st Of ID
McManus, Mary, to Nally, 1l5th,st, Of sr.
ave. year 81, 6y1 -
MuaSey Ann, to NJ Cafblsch 704 EaS l6oth-st.
Raeie. sarah D. to Rael,e 81 East 62d.st year.
s1,75O. ,,e.. =.
smith George J. to C w Aston, Baxter ana
Whbe SITS, ] year. Al 900. -,
grant Industrial savings Bank cor 9ave and l2Stn-
ST. | year. $4,000. -, o.x
wall Agnes l. NJ. to J >lason 13sthst Of Ca
Yutts May to + vingut guardian, S9thsb
II l0th-avs, years ~ 600.
CRAWFORD Mary y % NJ surbug Howard-st, sd
GoIdsten, Joseph, TO- e Clark, sufolk't
Freess. Peter to b F Carpenter. s4th.s, " Of "a
ave. 3 years, $4,000
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Qnctlun Sales of Real Cstate.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersgne4
AuetiOneer. viii sell at public auction DECEMBER
o. 1SS9 - O'clock az bis office No. so Loert'
St. York CITY the premises known No. GO lAc
erty-st said city, said premises being % feet in wid1
front and rear, and SO feet IN depth. -
HORATIO HENRIQrES
Aucti0neer.
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Proposals.
nv n,,II nIyG WHITEHALL sTREET'

A RA.Y UTLDING. WHITEHALL - a hnss
"A New YORK CITY Dcccm0.r 1851 - o,e,ses noon:
a. ilc,t, viii be- received here unt l. OytrT abogt
r5tber "A lss0 and then opened Tor Pss,ous sRd
~ ,r ,ins az mineral oil. "a per spee ,sn % he
loVGV witch viii b. furnished o. appic.,ces Of do
~ rtus,eI Preference Will be given 70 of quality
.tc PRODUCTION or manuiacufc sn 'pToducdoes OF
m'3'O 'iGclrdlne IN the price OF ioiegn the Gov
a Che duty thereon bens sqaa all proposals
.srr,r. the right o. Meet any Wssk.d "Pre.
Sreanes cont,innc proposals should be BATCH
rNNIy"eP - Mineral OH" aud addressed 70 n
pT nrc Deputy QuaYtcruaster-''eneia, =. -
AorrDucT coMMISsIoN ne so 9hxnpd5SSIpywAY
pooNi 300 sem Alsr RUlLDiNG, $50 sy ID 1889
NOO'- wv NEW- YORK. NONeN0e'
rU,O CONTRACTORS. =, horrcnnl -.
1 ma ar Proposals. for two paLrs =. sor ststlonap
nnlar b1ers and lppurtenalceS section II OF sac
Msy koueiuct as called 70, IA tht he once OF . us
,nnSdaet Commissioner, VIII D, ~ 1859 a. wnssn n
as and hour they will b. pubnein award for dins
u aia NIX VIII be male by saii COMM
thereafter possible - and snerdca teSs MY Az,
and BIDS proposals and Pope ahss os ne sal
sosuf can be obtained a. the ov % the SECRETARY
a asaer Of the Aquelaet cenmi'siggahs c. DUANE.
JOHN c. SHEtnANs.,v Pfesoes
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IIARPER'S
FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.

Cts
KIT AND KITTY. by i. D. Blackmofe -...--....... 30
AN OCEAN TRAGEDY. by w. Clark Russel--.. oO
A HAZARD OF NEW FORTUNES by W. H. How
ellis illustrated by w. 4, Rogers. 30
THE RFII OF ST PATLS by Walter Besant.--. 30
NARROWED BY W. Clark Russcll..-.---..-.- -
DIANA WENTWORTH. By c. Fothergi..-..... 40
LADY CAR BY Mrs Oliphant- 0O
OGFFCHEE OSS-FIRINES. BY Richard Nal
colin Johnston. illustrated by A b. FIost. 80
Published by HARPER X BPOIliEl'S, y. l.
The above works sale by all booksellers, or VIII
be sent by HARPER BROTHERS, postage prepaid u"
any mart OF the United States Canada or Mexico on Ie
CENT Of price IIARPERs NEW CATALOGUE, de-
serptive list 5000 volumes. sent postpaid on
receipt OF Ten Cents.
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lneirnlilon

For Boys and Young Men-City.
THE PARK CoLLEGIA sGmQ0L, SS fsst asa 2 3n1
,,ss. urinary department. number limited ELMER T..
PHILLIPS, Principal.
,.,~IV-rSI1y GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Id73 Broadway
l. near 43d 5Sd year, rT ,ns C1mmeFciaI ana
Classical departments NJ VI. NOM W. !" AMIN
n c. HFNDRICKsON, Principals.
xxyssT END SCHOOL 113 West 71st-st, opens Oct. /.
w collegiate school for boys; military drill; me-"
cvmrasiun CHESTER DONALDSON, 4. NJ.
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fctels.

HOTEL kLBER1,
IlCn.st. between Broadway anu oth,Ase: Two y
Location central ideal Lreproot building s uasr unsas
six room. eleganty furni Shed cuisine and seFNe0
passed; terms favorable Tor winter ,,.Dv Nanase,
DOAEn-MANsION HOUSE, BROOK LIN rmi ss wax
Il directly opposite Walsc., N 4, iana ,eruinus:
from Fulton or wal.st ferry ana INC select fsniV
superior aceo lnmo1ations; reasonaoe ''''
aud transient hotel; 200 rooms
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Iedchcrs.


. -EFsI TEACHERS, American and Foreign. suppIi,d
"A, for All braache in all localities charge TE{CI-
IhS WANTED fee for registration form fof .sup
II f. AVERY American school Bureau West HIN -
y. Y.
A fERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y suupies Professors, TeacheTs, Tutors GOyefDrsses
A. 10 Colleges School and Families. Apply 10
Nf.. VI. j. you NG-FULTON. % Union square
4 TUTORS eoNcrnesses, professors. teachers all
n brgncLc. supplied schools and families Scb,nl cir
culars for parents, Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRlEEE. 81 T.. l7th-st bet ithave. and Broadway.
VE5ONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (for
~ both sexes supplies professors teachers gOycness
musicians housekccpcrs companions chsperoneS L. to
colleges schools and fames also bookkeepe sienocra
pliers and copyistS 10 business firms.
Miss G. L. WERNER. 800 shave, Ncw-York CITY
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rt,n NEIV. HAVEN, I DC.

HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.-Ste3mer
TuEsDAYs. THURSDAYS and SkTu RDAYs az Q p m.
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gitp 1rcprrip for Sale.

SUPERB CORNER DOUBLE HOUSE on ta er oess
n nan Of LcnoN I'LL built especially for ne OWL
occupation IS for sale and full particulars VIII DC gwen
upon application. - . ,
(o3tOl Q PINESE.
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Citn jJrouertn Go Get.

TT LEASE corner Of Prince and sullivan SIS O"Ai''
L Will be improved suit trl lnt: ,-,....,
rutland & WHITING. Beekinshe
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Danclne Araoemes.

Danclne Araocmes.
A LFXANDER MACCREGORS los West 5oth.st
"A Mcldelss0hn Assembly Rooms. near gth-aVe.
Private lessons any time Glasses every day
A -CAETIERs DANCING ACADEMY so 5t6,va
"A. bet l?fh and lAth sts-INatc aud class leson oil
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls 10 IT,; a'
HE GARMO 30 West S5'h-st.
~ Near Central PARK
CLASSES EVERY DAY
IrrRN ANDO', ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55th-st-A Scho,I
fnr dancing department and Calsthenic Exetri.rs
All the now and fashionable dances. send for circular
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. % West OH.
" Hosea Higgins Afternoon and evening 80.
Ter quarter ~ lessons. - WALTZ GU AEANTEFD
Fyc prit atc lesson. a. Al the fashionable dances t,,at
- I---- -- - = 1910
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Conntrp ,]ropsrtn for Sale.

Make a choice investment IN FLORIDA ,l(sT "a
HOME ia PLONlDA. own an OKANH y, ~ ~, .,.l,s
FLORIDA. Great Bargains at Del ana sh1 baAe onsss
Florida Orange Groves, Az ages anu ri,' ,r'nsTi
and Lot. and Blocks AMI Los ~ land or al sizes ~ ~
and un,mDroyed. TERMS TO suit purchasers. Se"
II. 4. DeLAND. DeLanaf-.
For other real estate ads. see 9Th psss
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't10'3p 4. W. The magnificent new Southwestern Linz
cincinnati, Indianapolis and LOUIS. consist
Ing OF combination library, smoking an1 cafe car. a
s"ep ng-car for Cincinnati. drIwing and a
standard day COACH Sc"ping-car for St Louis.
socping-car for Cincinnati. daving-rOom car. and a
dining car for Buffalo Connects at Buffalo for Niagara
Fails, The entire train H. steam heated lighted by gas,
arl W4~' hlle'. y ovtra r, cH1reed
t11.in A. W., Western New.York and Northern Express
for Saratoga Lake George, Rutland. Bennington. North
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Bruoklpn i]roprrin for Sale.

N RooKIyN lots for sale lOoNo00, on DeA@ossys.;,
Is near sunn,r very desirable for store ana
price moderate rutland WHITING. De-nn.- -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24
rne ~oeMxrrIon noaalo caSo.'

ne fsnny man ut Il Id de.k oss dH
Asd shArpss4d his ppaeD ~ 50
nkrn nsrea 70 srise uith = - mG1D
n so~-1s ~ . roilf1AfnG aag:
Fe< tn~ managing -<11ps. soerp and -
fn PLANNING thu WORT thag dAy
Had aid 10 . solemn soos 10 HIM
To drive tua c.ss away
Frp1n The reA1ssrv' minds. % hefd beEzm
To grfnd column II bsasesruszs FUN
ae usrnnsd 90 bis som and thr,adhAss coaA
Tfen xtAncpf 81 his ahshty b.
Ard 4nlckty. with awvans haad b s1ueD
4 ls4e,hsbie )oss on that.
He thought 81 hin suffering hshe ~ homs.
And hi. eJes began 20 zssam
with hamos bright - biz hand would write
Sons fun thAs would make men scream.
rhes he tboaghs of Ms so sifs's anxious
tsar
And vruss spms ,oss that would IRE IN
yeArs
He wros~ his joks and serss and pun
Purs eoxn from husDos's mint;
HoS pass.rd til the task ~as fairly done
And he bad finished his stint. ~
Thsn quietly crrpt cot into Tho night
Ard hone 20 Ms sd sJed wife.
And with kss b. vstehe1 Tor deast - ontts
Hs child and ssd the ses1fs.
Foe vhiie hi. psncfi had laughter bred
His brain wx< Allied With q terrible dre&d
4ni 10 it hAps~ned that the very next day
While readers far md wide
lAnxhed long spnd lDod In . bolsteroD way
He AAf 81 . colin = side
The world moved on. but little &c rocked
His sorrow cs,sei and keen;
20 furnish folks run ~as ali they'd expect
from the brains Of hired machine;
~ s-izlnR oses more his pencil then
He srihed hts sorrps 10 grind again
Harry J sheiltnaB ia Journalist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

sires1 lid u ~ aany eoarags e.a -!
sympathy-
o. day H. ~ 1unkhg Svsr - -
s.Kil1ed asd Woun1ar - -
paper, ard $40 ths - = ~ A y.
eEevens among ~ ceA44
A she read thase CAME MOOD q an
recollectiosis, memories hAh forgosseo,
thsu . vague wonder aeoas into ~ -
Did her old plsyusfs gunamh~ hG VIM -
same tender longingi
She thought Of hb cal q IL scsoo@
bad dressxsi berseh with care 20 receive -
but she hal seemed cold and dassnnks eao =
bad gone away.
She bad only hsasa Eunoss q MN
He bad bsgu he anAy a nsdicne, A. -
gone into the ONCE Of ceiebrofsd Old oocsos
in q northern state, and during the "H ~
gained hsnors In The Federal army, and NV
she doubted not that be bad for8otoen NJ
she bad tried to put him cut OF her min6
Her heart aehsd with an anAccnstomea p.1n.
and ~ she went about her daily dufies -
patients missed her attentive sympathy ~
though she performed all her tasks, sne -
preoccupied, busy with her own thougn0
Toward noon the doctor called her, AND
said: Il have new patient Tor you ne .na
need constant care, for be . In lever, sno =
a
will take good nursing 70 bring Nun ioona
And leading the way 70 his own private omce
he added, 1--WE got him in here, Tor see pfO
eut He was 9 pupil Of mine, and ! fsea .
great interest IN him
The man turned restlesly on bis rough
couch; his hagsard face was turned 70 "
wall, the blue eyes glanced vaeanuy ABOUT
the room. and tue iAWny hair was pusneo
backed FROM the hot forehead' one arm ny
useless, and as be moved . little low moan
escaped his tightly closed lips 1T Is AAJof
Stevens said the doctor. lies In ped
way, isn't Lel Good feliowi Wen orane
him round, possible Tears GAME 70
Hazel's eyes as she answered fervenHlys
please God, we wili!'
Through the days OF hopeless waiting and
the nights OF suspense, Hazel was constant
and faithful. always ready with cheerfui
word or smile in the rare Intervals OF con-
sciousness. working or watchlng wnen dea'n
seemed near, and hoping ior' YET dreaa,ns'
the time when Rob should recognize nef.
Admiring his brave enderance OF the pam
that it is harder TO bear than danger In "
midst OF excitement, and reviewing nef gifF
ish regufd for her boy iriend' sne mao cum
to love the honored major with tender anec'
ton. that grew daily, and occasionally fr1gnt
ened her with its depth.
AT length the Old doctor 1oyiuAy gave
glimmer OF home; then again came tns dal
despair, and . long nercs struggle net"see
death and life.
As the first gray hight OF GAVIN showed "
tie sky, DIR. Holmes turned 70 the paie e1f
and said: HE Is sleeping. we can tei
nothing till he wakes; so go and resi- iof u
h, begins to improve your nave your nanoa
full, and, any way, you mustn't get ILL.,
With a faint remonstrance Hazel ooeyed' ano
lay down on couch near the door, There MOI
to sleep, but to listen intentiy Tor every
sound
All was still, save Tor the quiet, reguia,
breathing that made her heart rejoice, and
the ticking OF the Tall CLOCK. w neil d stray
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

Little Johnny, who had been taken by his
father 10 the geological garden, was greatly
interested in some kangaroos, and especially
In one which had a number of young ones in
its pouch
so papa" exclaimed Johnny ~ wish you
was kangaroo"
'Why, johnny
"Cause il you bad . pocket like that, vhas
piles Of candy you could bring homer"-
Youth's Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

What 10 this nervous trouble" with which
20 many seem nov to be an ctedf II you
will remember = few years ago the word
Malaria vas comparatively unknown-so-day
Il 10 - common ~ any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only the mean
ing Of another word used by our fore-fsshers
In times past. So IL 10 with nervous diseases
- they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Biiousness, and
all are caused by troubles that arise from =
diseased condition Of the Liver which in per
forming IL functions finding il cannot dispos.
Of he bile through the ordinary channel i,
compelled 70 pass h OF through the system.
causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who ere suffering can we'll
appreciate . cure. We recommend Green's
Angus Flower. Its cures are marvelou..
deoiAvchvkv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24

svuf's srErIyc enrsA me q naliknse Houa
soe,led remedies Of Mercury and Potash Q. q. 3.
not only cured tho Blood Poison, bat relieved H.
Rheumatism which was eansed By the pnlsueu1s
tamps on hcr neck. We gave her SvDf's SPIcuIc,
md the result was WONDERFUL and the cure peunp6
8. 4 DIAMOND, Cleveland, Tenn
SvJvf's Sy1cI11c b entiFely vegetable RsDn1y,
I'D 3 The only ncdicfns whicA peSnanenely euIss
serufulA BisDd Hnnan, Cancer ~ CoihE1ass
Mood Potsua- send foe bpsln - Blood - IN
pnnaA nai1pd free
I'M svUR sssrUp ca. Ds.1 Z 49,, O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-24
Railroads l. STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Effect July
LIST, 1850.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta as fol
lows
GOING WEsT-6.30 A. NJ, for Lewiston, Rock
land Portland aud Boston. \. 10 A. NJ for Iiaow.lI
and Gardiner. 10 % accommodation aud 10 ID ex
press for Lewiston, Fsrmington. Kockinnd rortln.d
and Boston. 200 y. NJ. for Iialloweti and Gardiner
3.i2 4. NJ. for brunswick, Bath. Rockiand Portland
AID Boston. 352 (Flying Yankee $40 T.. ". for
iallowell aud Gardiner, 400 =. N, (night Pullman
for Lewiston, Portland aud Boston, aud fuf Bnth
saturdays only.
GOING EAST 2.io A. N. (nght cNprcss) for
Skowhegan, bangor, Bar iiarhor, st. stephen St
John aud Aroosiook County p.i3 A. NJ. FOR " alter.
Vile, owhegan, LIS for Wgtoryiil", Hnngur, lnr
Harbor Moosrhead Iate and St John, atp T. VI
Express for Naicrvillc, Bangor and Bnr Iinrhof
3,55 =. NJ. for skowhcgun, Belfast. Dexter, hanger
ST. stephen, 1t. John and Aroostuok County, 20
r. NJ for Matervilir.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. Sundays included. but not 10 Skowhcgnn 90
yond Bangor. except To Bar tarbor, on Sunday
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN loNes Gardiner for
Augusta nj 7i5 A. NJ, Log and tt5r. Nj, iinllowcll
at ~ A. NJ, | 20 and 502 +. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 7.3G A. VI ar
irving at 1y.is J.. NJ. Tor Watervlr aud Nnnc. boro
ts31 l.. NJ, and Mt 4 90 y. NJ due from nastnn,
1872 and a.3s T.. NJ. due from Nanc, boro aud
Waterville, ?,20 A. NJ. aud i20 +. VI.
Through tickets to California and all points south
and West may be had of u. u Walker, ticket agent
Augusta. the only Office selling via all routes aud
checking all baggage free of expense.
stops only ut liaowell, ,iariinnr, brunswick
and Wsstbrook junction
PAYsON TUCKER, Gen' Manager
y. y. BoOfHBf, Gen'l lass. and Ticket Agt,
Portland. June %