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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14
MAINE rELEoRAMs CONDENSED

George r. Soule, 65 years old, living a,
Cape Elizabeth fe'l from "a staging Al ,h'
dry dock, Sstur lay fore lool. and struck or
ms head and shoulders, living only half 4"
hour. He leaves a widow and several child
rem.
Seth l.. Sweetzir has been appointed post
master at West powntl, vice Horace II. Jor
an. resigned.
Daniel Chase, Esq of Brunswick, died
suddenly Friday afternoon, aged s4 years
Hon. Marshall Cram of Brunswick is yer,
i'll with pnt umoHis.
Charle. bay, Wholesale and retail to-
dealer, on Congress street, Por- land ha,
made an assignment to b, ron ID. Verrili
E-q The amount of the liabilities And
Assets cansot be ascertained.
Senator Stanford Of California has Just told
senator Frye that he will give Bates Coileg,
- 500. Bates is bound 10 have q full en-
dowment for univeruty.
The January report Of the Bangor Loar
and Building Association will show that ths
association has regularly diviied three per
cent seml-annuslly since the first ten month,
Of its existence, and has an accumulated
capital OF some $40, 600.
Murray Cunningham Of 0ldtown, who
lamhers 80 extensively on the West Brsnen
mad a narrow escape while crossing messe
head from North East to North West Carr,
a few lays ago Although he took the pre-
caution To go in advance with he axe ana
test the ice, his horse broke through. an,
Mr. Cunningham And his companion J,me
Quinn, both jumped to save themselve,
Antle the poor horse plunged and struggled
i'll he threw his fore feet out upon the ice
He vas at last e1tr.cated and at last account,
vas all right.
There are 1000 men employed in the wood.
ch vi1ter in and arouni patren and ci-
Dent. are con inuaily happening among them
Ii IL thought by some of the citizen. that IN.
town needs a small hospital to be supported b,
the lumosrmen and to be used VII lily fo'
them. The pan is very gooi one and
worthy Of the consideration of the lumbei
crews says the Bangor Commercial.
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STATE NEW q


Lieermoys FnHs
Al the regular meeting this week Of the
LNermore Fails, y . Y the following
,fficrr. we're installed y. q Wilder Pettsn-
xn: V. q Dr. G. z. K,ignt; SEC, Dr G.
n Gibbs: Tr, as, Frank FJss; Cond Jsmes
Hiile, Warden. A. X. Wuodeock .. g.,
Wallace smith; I. u. e. Brown: X. \. n q,
A. Riggs; l. > $ l.. Foster; Il \. q d,
tieo nrrier: l. y \. u william Holi.y;
X. ). v q Leroy Waite l.. 8. v. g.. W.
A Mason. After the Ins,slls' ion a kouuti-
fol COLLATION. -ss served. EIcell. nj music
"a, furnished and speeches by prominent
m. mbvrs of tie ord.r.-A drama viii b.
gwen by the UniSer,aist Sod ty this week
tae pr ceeds To ben. ht their church 1t il
emsfx.ble weather, tea M all on wheels
his morning tn. thermometer il above the
ireezing po.Dt AID b ben at a,out that
,viDt all the nDutu tnus TAR \ very heavy
ain last n ght makes the streets look hk-
ate in spring tin e. An old resident, ~
ears Of sss, told Us hs iever sa~
rezth1r to eqasl his 10 ia uxry -
tn. ssiience ree.ntl, Il ish.d BY Mr. Ian
.yD Green on Main street 10 o Of the finest
n to~D.--C. X. LoriDg, ,upt Umtsgos
pulp ~oIks. has moved int his beautiful
,sdeEee on the west b4ak Of the Andro.
stUykil.- rVF Hhff Drrb DEtr tHlftF nous
rs ba'lt the past season, among them sever
Il hne set- of bgiliir gs.--A rough I,o<ing
c sI acter 10 the disguise uf . tramp took
10 the tosD lay, stating that b. .as thrown
from tam 10 3ko- b, gan tso months ego
a"d Ak NJ for money tbA, he NIGH, walk to
Dnio. ID abtIess he is rot sLst h. .. ems,
a, IL i. ihyught be is the same one ths, vas
hire last season. Tn 80 fellows should be
run ia, and - rong Las pa,ssd prob ''iiing
{ rir uiv,ilI Z thr.u. the Sac. No Oh.
l. safe sb-n they are 2,io~-d 10 roam abvss
lv1xIns for = chance To mske a haul or rap
you OF the sad.--"- Ih.r ~ not j, z equal to
the da IL ksunebec JonrnAI for legislature
news. remarked q prominent eitiz-n. Who
has recently .ubscr bed f,r that orgaa oi re
liable information
WALDO.
Preedom
Born 10 Montvilie, Jan II. To the wife nj
A. A Thonpsoo. . laughter II The clothba
factory OF Mrs. Muir fursi- hes employ.
ment for from hh en- 10 eighteen hands
TINS inda-try sd,is mn h to the business
pro.peri'y Of the viii. III :. stated that
qmsaltof ,pruce iinber will b. cut n
the Lsrfb at Of Mon yiils the winter for
the pup mill in Benton. II 10 upvn tne
beai~atsrs " the H.k m o. stream, . ,rib-
utAfy Of The 3ebastaeosk, and u " BE- run To
iss destinafiSn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

nj .fpufHni
uo,;,.. il, .h,. p,r,l.nd l,r.,, of Friday !.
f,,m ,h.ir . r,..pnnd,pt in hi
,.i,, .nch ,.x, thu, ,b, c,nd,tion ~ IN,
street, and valk. m thi. cuy /, ON, po~,r
f,I ,..,,, v,,, Genital al mil be re-.
nav. from Augusta to Portland. and fee
i,,, that hi. .,,i,m,n, i. an INV arr ,nt ID and
N, in.niable mia, up,u III. street commi.
.on,, of I'M. ci,, uh,m | r,yard N. an n,
c;,,, and f.rbf,l ,f,r,r s,L ,h. ipduI
s.nc,. ,f ,.,,, c,l,n .,v x,ri, in AZ,
f.nc, nf th.t ,,b,.r HIS i,.t,uc,,,n. ar.
IN .,e TIM, the s,d.~all, ar,
Kent cle.r of snow and TIM,
,hev le ,cr.u,d ON the ,tr.,s
lead,pu ,o tn. Stat. Hons, before ! O'Clock
IN TN, m,rriny and ,h,, IA .uch x.lL.~ hen
,cy ,h.u H.. ..nd,d h. far, tho h,uy far tho
meeting ~, ,h, Ievi.ia,ur.. and that All or, s.
val. b. clean. d 4. often n. ma, be n,cs..
.ary In m.k. tb.m couf rtabl, for ped..
ans .,milsr work on ,he eros, and hack
.,, ct. 4, b,. d,n. N. On NJ. tn, main thor
ouyhf.r.. mr.. in sh,ne ". have h.J a
y.r, uru-u.i winter " tn rrcat deal of
min nc ,y,r,b ,dy Lnor. VII ch has mai,
,h. .,,.,,.a. w,li N. IN. vr,yI 81 uulL.
~h;cb AZ. h.,, N, sam, al ,h,. ,tre,t- mar,
mr. loss muddy after A heavy rain or = bripb,
sun va take Gu, The tru,,. .nd I'll. sa. tn,
cas-. with The particular walk ment oncn IN
I'm, Press on th, r.., side of Geoy, STREET.
mn, ,h, ,orr,,no, dent e,ii,utly failed Ia
pntic, that ON the oppu. ,te s,ie Of tn
same s,r.,t wa. a good concrete -a,k
sitn arit, eros. ~alLs leading To il from
the yes, aide hauu ned To be in Portland
on Friduy. after ,h,. great sn,S .t,rn Of
"Wednesday uiyb,. a wear avo. anil a gent 9.
men who undertook 10 walk With mr from
,h. Pr Bile Uau., l., the NJ G.. station. wul
hear me witness that IN, rs WA. hardly a
track one III ri of the di.t,nc.. the custom
in that civ b.iry for rbut,.rs I,
move the .now o,,he walk opposit,
h,r Ym s, AMI many q. rlo,
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WAsuISGroS, d. c.. Jan. IL.
The Maine pensions granted today were
Original, insalid-Charles J. Whiting,
Castne in rease, Richard Lynch, Nstionai
Military Home; Ezekiel Rowell, Mont
yilis; John + Tuutle, Pre.que Isle; Elijah
=. steveut. Brooks; Thus. Kelly, Scion
Ed. q. Binuer. North Maria,ille; StephsI
,.reen. National Military Home: REISSUE
and increase, Michael MeDt rmott, Togus
original, widow, etc. restorst'on-AuDa,
mother of Andrew r. Coughlin, New Vine
yard
Ilsaiid-E lwari 7. Harmon, deceased.
& ,tdiuar; Samrel |. 5 smmon, Etl-worth.
Re-toration-L VI. Porter. deceased, Dover.
Msnsti, ii. TCgus; Hiram
A. Cooper, ~ gmsn; Merrill Annis, 81
\ bans Lrwis / Mason, HUwlsrd; +. W.
W iirney, Farmington; Elbridge Gerry, Jr-,
F.rmirgt IN Elbridge obertcn, West Cam
!, M: iIazen Gushaw. Clifton. Reissue
Wm II. Mclaughlin, Whiting, Original
wuows etc Ephrsim, father of Chss, N
Hi'lmgs. Parsonsfeld Mexican survivors,
Lorenzo Leach, ki,tery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

In the sbsenc' of Governor Burieish ss
the executive chamber. in case there 10 aay
business to be brought before the Cesneil.
Councillor Hatch, chairman Of the Board,
presides. Mr.. Hatch will probably remain
in Augusta much Of the winter. II 10 nss
oftsn during the session Of the Legislature
that all the members Of the Governor's
Council are In tendance st the came sins.
although 4 quorum Of four is generally ss he
state House. The real hard work Of the
Council does not begin until after the ID.
journmeni Of the Legislature. when they get
appropriations and nnd lots Of business sa
hand.
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THOUGHT TO BE INSANE


CALAIS. Jan. 10.
thoug It To be n,sne disappeared Friday
morning. The efforts of his friends to tino
hun were unsucce 'sfnl This afst rnoon ih'
IRE alarm was sounded. The Calais and
-. stephen. \ B.. firemen and citizens VIII,
gathered at the engine houses adires.e'
by the resp ciive mayors and searching par
ttes we're formed for each ward in the two
cities. At T. NJ no Signs of the missing
mAu had been discovered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-14

No paper has recently sho~r . more rapid
Improvement in quality. quantity and ar
rangemen, Of matter than has ghe Bath Daily
Tines since Major Shorey 4 Son took
charge Of il. The Times 10 nov nearly
printed. breezy and able and shosld reap the
reward Of it. enterprise in an increase Of
patronass.
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CABLE FLASHES.
Fresh Bits From the Old World.

A large steamer has been wrecked OF sh.
t.land of Sisarss, group 25 miles north
wes, of Corunna- |, is supposed that one
hundred persons were drowned.
A revolution against the government, of
Spain is whispered.
The rumor tha the English government
Will appoint q successor to Lord S4ckvilie q.
minister 10 the United States, after the in
auguration Of President Harrison, is con-
irmed.
Minister Phelps will sail for the United
States Jan. 81.
The Russian budget for 1889 has been is
sued. 1t shows surplus of 4,501 .oo0 rou-
bles.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
THE COPPER SYNDICATE


PARIS, Jan. l3.
The copper syndicate. having reached th'
md of it. resources. 10 about to launch y
metal bank To relieve it, necessities. Th,
,ocietc des Metaux will take 40 600 tons OF
c1pp.r and the Metal Bank $1,000 tons. also
the contract, for the next two years.
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Baltimores Corn Shipments.

BALrfNoRE. Jan IS.
The shipments of c1rn from this city to
European ports was unusually large this
season. Today I've steamships sailed With
very heavy cargues. There ARE ~verai
o'her vessels in port loading - and 9TH
er. are expected here soon TO utv on car
goes for foreign ror's. The grsGer portion
Of tha grain roes to Ireland. although French
ports and Antwerp have received some large
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try Of State Smith, whose par nts died
when he vas a child, leaving him to the care
Of Mrs Smith. Who has been . most In q
And tender mother 10 him. hile he has 70.
paid her With all the love and devotion of Q
son.
She vas the center and light Of the hon .
circle. Her hfs vas not marked by ay
striking event. IL vas calm and peaceful
Ard full of good works. She ~as a minis.
terins snsel wherever trouble aud sih ctiun
cast th.ir gloom She Vas emincn,ly en-
titled 10 be called tles.sd, She Vas pea, o
maker and her voice Vas always heard plead.
inS for the s~se, j y of peace ~heneve,
srrlfe and Content, on arose 10 mar the happ-
ness of friends and neisheors. She vas
christian in the best aud highest ssns,.
More th.n sixty years .he sas = faithfa
member of the Fee Bspt 1t church in Li,ch,
ueii. and by her good works adorned her
prof, ssion as . follower of the "Lowl,
NsxArsne," ~ho vas her guide and onl,
trust Her hospitality vas anboue,led. Hi
eeors were ever open TO her friends and che
WAS sever known TO turn away the most ab-
Jet. Feeding the hurg'y and clothing the
naked ~.s part of her christian duty. Sh
vas the friend of child,.n aud none Of ,hc
little ones sho knew Aunt Mary" ~ill ev,r
forget her. She Was thoughtful Of other.
And Al~ays trying to do good to them Ever
when smit,sn suddenly wi,h parsly sis, hri
hands were busy preparing s,me delicAc.
for = siek friend. Her che.rfulness diu
not forsake her in tins trying hour
for she greeted the neiahbor Who ~as fra
called in when she was sIr,cken with anil,
and a HAPPY New Year" The family ply.
sc,An, DIR. Adams, Was called and by his sk,li
Kept the lamp burning uatil her dsught ~
Mrs. Oramanixi Smi,h. aud husbaAd. cuu.u
be summoaed from Augusta. Soon att
they reaelsd her side she gave her spirit ,u,o
the keeping OF the Father who had sustAinea
her through hte. Thus passed away the At
wife, the induisent, loving mo h.
er and kind neishb,r, rn,urnci aud lament
On the %th inst. and were conducted by Rev
Mr., Manson OF Gardiner. assisted BY Rev
Mr. PEBBLE OF Il chmond One Of the uii
,iatiug clergy men pad the hghe.t tribute 10
her charac'eI, In the opinion II the writer,
= hen he sad that he hal known her NOR,
han IS years aud he never heard her utter
,ne unsind word Of any human being" Her
life vas beautiful and her death must be
,aln. Z.
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sKATED INTO THE CURRENT.
CALAIS. Jan. l3

CALAIS Jan. l3.
Frank the sixteen year old son of Thos
Trenholm of Mll'own, n. b, was drowned
, lille playing polo on the ice in that place
saturday aftcrooon. lie skated into the
oren water, and the current being swift wa
carried unaer the q, before his companion,
collb gi,t effective assistance. q he body
has not been recovered.
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Margaret Blaine siiI spend the De1t few
days at the residence Of General Shei aaa
IS th- sues, Of NJ" Rachel Sherman.
Timothy b. Hussey, the videly known
plough msnufsc u-er. and wife. ard Miss
sarah Hussey. Of North Berwick. and
, hsriss N. Jones Of Winthrop. as reprsssn-
t.tves Of the Nsv Hrsland y'ariy meeting.
sailed We Inc sday for Livsspssl, - sssis
for Pslestias.
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FILM FLAM,"
And the Scrspe it Got Henry Hayes
Into.
BATH. Jan. IS.

Bath, Jan. IS.
For swim Hing several store keepers OF
this city By the Aim fam game. Henr,
HAYES of Portland was arrested last night
lie hsd worked the city quite extensively
before being caught.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE STEAMER FREMONT
Is Run Int by an Unkaown Schooner
Just Out Of Boston

PoRILAsD, Jan. Is.
Steamer fremont Of the portl tnd & Bos-
Boston bsfbCr, coming This way, by an an
kno<n three mssted schooner. The sehoop.
er struck in the rear of the faddlebox, cat
ying away some Of the wood work but not
greatly damaging the steamer Both
Is proceeded without delay. The DANA -
10 the steamer ai.ay be ABOUT tso or three
hundred dollars The schooners nam
could Lot b. distinguished BY the officers oil
the steamer.
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The stock hold' RS of the Dexter { Piscsta-
quis K abroad company at q meeting held
Thursday s, d, yer. ratified the leass to the
Maine Cenir.I Raj road Company. Tha
conuac, has been closed for bu ldins the
roai The rectors have ordered an assss.-
ment Of 10 per cent
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Justice Matthews Better.

Mrs Matthews. wife Of Associate Justice
Matthews of the supreme court, says thai
he statement published regarding the seri
Gus condition of Justice Matthews Was en-
tirely false and without foundation. Thr
Justice, Mrs. Matthews said. was better no~
aud stronger than he ass been since hi. Ill
ness began last March. His illness" sh.
continued, has been very long and tedious,
and he did not gain ground as fast as ~e
wished but for the last two weeks he uas
rspidI, gai'ed, both in strengh and appetite,
ane look for his speedy recovery"
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WALKER BLAINEs FALL.
He Breaks His Log While Getting From
A Cab.


wAsHI~GroS, n. c.. Jan. Il.
Friday evening as Mr. Walker Blaine vas
sliyhtng from a cab at the II ,t'l Normandie-
he fol- AID broke both bones of his right leg
about three ichss above the ankle Drs.
Lincoln and Nsg-uier were Immediately
called and set the leg and put it in plaster
rase. Mr.. Blaine passed a some~ bat rest
l..s uisht, but is doing very we'll this morn
ing
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A Sailors Fatal Fail.

PHILADELFHI., Jan. IS.
Cart,in 0akes of the brig Eliza ,eth Win
ow 'rnm peu erArA- reports Jan !. that
John Kelly, s~m,n, Of Bo.tsn. fell from
aloft and was kill j.
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NV YoRH Jan I3.
Mrs. Jaw Goull, who has been sick for
s,me four months with paralysis, died to-
nigh, at eight o'clock ct her residence or
5th ayeu ie.
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PRESS COMMENTS.
Councillor Lumbert
Aroostook Heraid-I

Hon A. l.. Lambert VS., AZ has been IN
derstood froa the start, unanimously sele Ct
ei for executive councillor from this d
trict. This is an admirable selection and
gives universal satisfaction.
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Henry Clays Coach.

THE father of protection" as Henry
Clay was called, was presented by his al
mirers with 4 carriage in 1888, during the
excitement over tariff. This carriage is
-tll in -x .tence in Louisville has been pre-
pared for U.s." A suggestion has been male
TO Chairman RrittOn that this carriage might
be made feature of the inaugural parade,
and could be used by the Pres dent-slect.
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Was Senator Ingalls, Snubbed?

The fact that Senator lngslls WAS not
present at the Pre,ident's sa'e dinner
rhursday night has been extensively dis
cussed. It mas been the custom tor the
president Of the Sena'e 10 be invited to tn
fist state dinner of each season, but this
time he did not attend, aui Mr., Ingalls,
frankly admits that he was not invited
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ADVERTISE THEM

In the WANT COIUwN of the kENNE
REC JOCRNAL and see how qeiek yoa
will And purchaser.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Wool, Sugar and Lumber
Schedules Still Await
Discussion.
The Weeks Work for tie House.

WA<aiNSfUNt Jan. 10
The Senate has discussed the y hole tariff
bill except the " ~ool, sugar and lumber sehed
Qies anu portions of two or three oth~rs of
niaor importance The views Of the CON-
mitlee in charge Of th- bill upon these prom
inent s1heduies n hich have heretofore been
gwen, is no reason 10 sx Sect any important
chan ge not already announced. The De bate
will oceapy all this week am Mondsy of
usxt- The time for voting On its passage i.
6Isd fIr Tuesday. the % l. Al one clock.
Business of the House this week has all
been nicely plann, advance and in some
instances made the subject of special orders.
aon,iAy after passing the fortihcxtion app-o
prisrlon bill, rhe river and hAroor bill 10 10
be taken up.
Sprir ger intends 10 Try 10 get the the con-
d-rston for the nd .ibns territorAi bill
Tuesday, but intirations are that he will
meet with republican opposition. The sp-
preparation committee wish TO consi Ter and
pass the sundry evil appropriation b Il
Wednesday. and the South Carolina con-
tested -lt ction case of small vs., ( lott is
set for ThursrAy ami may consume
the remainder of the week Part or all Of
this programme is subject to disagree ment.
by the rep, II from tbe committee of rules on
the Randall resolution, seinding the rule
which now requires adjournment al o'clock
every day. IL this RESOLUTION is rejected or
def at-d by ary indi,lduL or party effort,
the resuIt may be the renewal of the hlibus
teriuK proceedings of Last week,
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comes the more difficult.
Thus as a symptom of her
diseases she may have neu-
ralgic
HEADACHE,
dizziness, unnatural emotions
and various delusions, amount
ing to mania, or may have
local paralysis, nausea and
vomiting, perverted appetite,
a dry, hacking cough, palpita-
ton Of the heart, oppression
and faintness, pain in the back
J, and every imaginable disease
b. d.. .ret1..
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TESTIMONIALS WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE.

II has cured my indigestion. puri6ed nv blood and
made me well woman, and cannot say too much
In praise of both Syrup and Piasters. r =.
Mrs. ;. T. BANKS, Whitehall, Mich.
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Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup has no equal. We
cannot Be without Il In our family ~,
Mas. MATTHEW wm1y,
Muskegor, Mich.
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WESTERN RESERVE
UNIVERSITY.

GLEvEEA-HrD,l oEIrO.
Over 80 profs..ot, and 900 .tsdeas ia.i year.
ApnhEaI c0LLEGr. Classics, Literature
of New England Colleges &C half the cost. I
p .DERARrhENT 0P MEDICINE. q. O. Il. Weber
III; ~. Dean. 3years course. Every facility
Chas. Heydler, Directors. None better any.
where. University diplomas on examination,
:. SCHOOL on Arr. Prof, Newton A. Wells
Dean. Elementary and advanced instruction
Y & Zine At Asfissn Art. Etching, Wood
5. CoLLEoE ron wonrx. Eliza H. Lord, Dean,
offers 10 women same advantages as Adelbert
70 men, Same cost. College Home. Grade
Of Smith and Vassar.
20. WEsTEss REsERvr AcapksY, Hudson, o.,
0. Academy. - = : y
ztiit HinAr @. HAYDs. D. D.. LID, Pres.
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God Is the first great principle. he Il
ground Of our human Iife. Phillips BROOKS.
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.WEAKN NESS.

On account Of the Intimate
connection Of these diseases
With the stomach, brain,
heart and liver, through the
sympathetic spinal system Of
diagnosis or Locating Of her
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TO THE WOMEN !!

IUHRN we understand all
w the anatomy and phys
iology of women, and
learn OF the diseases peculiar
to their sex, there Is a feeling
Of sympathy created within
the breast for her well-being
and Preservation Of her health.