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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

PAUL VANDERvooRT, who was dis
missed from the mail service by Post
muster General Gresham, for shame
less neglect Of duty and for bad char
acter and notorious uniltness, was made
Of mails at Omaha by
4. M. G.. Wanamaker. A Republican
newspaper denounced the appoint
ment but the Harrison, administration
gives no heed TO TO the facts and Van.
deryoort goes right along. That what
they call IN this day "purity and ell.
cheney In the public service"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
ronAKnR AND nALsqnAp.

TIE announcement of the Cincinnati
Commercial, Gazette OF Murat Hal
atead'a candidacy for the United States
Senate gives the Republicans OF Ohio
an issue that they viii hardly relish
OF course, II no other candidates are
announced before tho election, tho rea'
aoning viii be that Republican leglala'
tors elected viii be expected 10 support
Mr., llalalead. AT all events RepuOlll
can candidates for the legislature will
be kept busy announcing their favor OF
opposition 70 the candidate Of tho Com
mercial' Gazette. With Foraker fol
Governor, and llalstead for United
States Senator, the Republicans OF
Ohio have got into q "pretty kettle OF
fish, Foraker, the warrior, who fought
Mrs. Cleveland NJ Philadelphia, and
Halatead, the editor who advocated the
pounding OF LinconB head against q
stone wall, who called Grant q drunk
ON imbecilo," who denounced Logan ~
a ohIrelng Of mon0polloa" arc embel
lshments the people Of Ohio are not
quite prepared 10 emblaZon In the llr'
manent OF political stars,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

TIE Republicans Of Warren county
elected a treasurer last fall. Ills bonds.
men withdrew from his bond rs soon as
IL was discovered that no was $4,000
short IN his accounts. He is the pres
ent treasurer and was reelected but the
prospect is that he VIII be IN the peui'
tontiary about the time his new term
would begin The Republican auditor
Of the same county, u deiaulter to the
amount of perhaps S25O,OOO, Is u tugi'
tive from justice,--lCleyelahd Plain
Dpuipr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
win Roelaim ma rrunnt Son

XENfA, o Aug, b VIM. Baird, the
seventeun.year.old son of Joseph II,
Baird q wealthy merchant Of PetOBky,
Mich, who went away on tramp some
weeks ago, fell from Pan Handle
bridge near this city while trying to
board o freight train and broke wrist
and an ankle and received other injur.
les. The father was wired and will ar.
rive here to reclaim his truant son,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Murdorod in His paughtor'0 proaonoo,

GoLDwAirE, Tex, Aug B,--Leroy
Breck, one Of the most prominent bust.
ness men of Brown county, while 70.
turning from the country TO his home
on horseback with his seven year old
daughter behind him, was shot four
times In the head by some unknown
parties and instantly killed. Breck and
his daughter both fell from the horse,
and the girls screams brought assist.
ance, but nothing could be seen Of the
naqnqqinu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Annn eyIdonce thnt onloe holdIn

AS an evidence that office holding Re-
puDlicans can't go Foraker Hugh Jones
OF POrry county, one Of the bombastic
Governors aPpointees IN the state
House, has resigned his office because
he won't vote for Foraker, and Is urg'
ing his fellow Republicans 10 do like
wise. The tide against Forakerlsm has
surely set IN ana November Will place
him on the rolls Of retired picayme
statesmen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

KARL MILLER, q Russell "worker,
was In town Tuesday, Hesays Russell
will knock Snyder where the locomo'
tive knocked the bull. Toms CARCASS
will make q Juicy feast for the civil
service reiormers,- Carroll Chronicle,
Karl was In attendance ut the sena'.
torial convention yesterday and seems
70 have been yindicated IN his utter
ances. but now for RUSSELL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

ANlANittttt ttttttttttttttNaht"NNnt" NiAh"aANN"
England, with oil her faults, 10 u pref.
ty good customer, and buys more Of
our farm produce than all the rest Of
the world combined, The only trouble
10 we do not sell enough Of our farm
products abroad, and do not ship what
w0 do sell In American bottom0,- Gin
clnnatl ENQUIRER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

GEN. SHERWOOD, OF the CANTON
News DEMOCRAT has already elected,
by large majority, the entire Demo
cratic Stnte ticket, Legislature and u.
=. Senator Alliance Review.
You forgot the county ticket but
presume you intended on your knowl-
edge Of facts TO concede that.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

CHAIRMAN "JuLE" WHITING Of the
Republican County Committee com.
plains that this paper has not treated
him fairly. Mr.. Whiting must not lose
sight Of the fact that most Of the
charges made against him emanate
from his own party adherents and IL
10 said the worst for him 10 yet TO come.
II Senator Snyder will only furnish
us with the letter Whiting wrote him
at Columbus on the subject of the
Registration Act before It's passage
we epromise our readers some interest.
ing disclosures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
aront nnnl,o Story.

ClRoLEyILLE, o., Aug. 5-Whlle
picking blackberrles ON the Decker
farm, near Ashyi'le, j. q. Beaver was
attacked by u large blacksnake that
coiled about his lex so tightly as 10
almost destroy hie power OF locomoti0n
He was fortunate enough TO have q
knife with him with which he cut the
serpent IN twain. " measured six feet
I'm length,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
mo- uno 10 Mnrnlo porn M lummol

COLUMBUS, o, Aug. 5.--Dr. Gunsan.
lus, Health officer of this city, says
that there is no sense in mug2llng dogs
during the hot summer months, just
when they require air and water the
most. He states they should be muz.
zled all the time or not at all. He also
points out that statistics show that
more cases of hydrophobia occur In
February and May than in August and
Julv.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Tnr followlnp llpnrea. from StntlatI.

THE following figures, from StatlStl'
can Switzler'a report covering our OK
ports and impOrta for the eleven
months ending May ~, will DO OF inter
est 10 American farmers, 10 showing
how much OF their products went
abroad aud where they found their
principal market. The first column
shows the amount exported 10 England
and Ireland; the second, all other ooun'
AL. L.. A.. ..s.sIlt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

Ir 10 estimated that July will indi'
cate the largest number of monthly
failures In the United states, with the
greatest aggregate liabilities, since the
panic OF 1873 Let uB see, what was
said about Protection and its benefits
by the Protectioniat FatheraY Do any
of our readers rememberg This iN a
good time 10 think,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

JOAQUIN MILLER says, "Chicago IN
time viii be the largest city IA the
United States, and then In turn must
give way to Duluth, which Will some
day 10 surely rob Ghicago OF the glory
as New York absorbed the CONNER
cial prestige of Boston" Joaquin, like
George Francia Train, Is somewhat OF
"A gVauR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

THE Akron Telegram Wishes TO know
why TOE Independent wants Russell
Harrison 10 come home, Simply be,
cause he has thrust himself forward
and assumed h position not his by right
Of inheritance, intelligence or anything
else The Independent la sick and tired
of papas' boys MasGillon lndepen
dent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

WITH the approved and complete fire
extinguishing outfit that the city coun.
Gil has wisely provided Canton, IL is
time that insurance companies made o
corresponding reduction In rates. Can.
ton insurance rates are entirely too
high considering the excellent fire ex.
tlnguishing facilities she possesses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

MRs. HARRISON refuses point blank
10 visit the Blaines NJ Bar Harbor, The
reason Ia given In the strained relations
that exist between the first lady OF the
land that is, and the one that wanted
10 be. How long can the husbands
keep out Of the hghtY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Death Prevented Marriage.

TWFN, o., Aug. 5.-Mlsa Sadld Hei'
SER n beautiful young lady, aged TWEEN,
ty.One, who was 10 have been married
10 Professor WIN li00a In q short time
died suddenly OF heart disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Legal Notice.
Aaron Mumaw, Plaintiff,
Horny H. 0eellna Of 81. peila.

Henry n. Goetlng ot oil, Dofla,
Charles A, Dlmm, whose residence " unknown,
will take notice that on the both day 0f jnly 1850,
Aaron Mumaw filed hia petition ~ the Common
Pleas Court Uf stark county, ohio, IN case NO ulpO
aeanat said Dlmm and others praying FOR the tofcs
closure aud aud reformation OF mortgage made ny
Henry li Oottlng aud wife and CHARLES a, nlinni
aud wifo 10 plalntln on luia W ~, Nv w. Bl, w bl
o. 80 90 "a az, a. "A, 40 ~, a. ~ ~ And %, IN
section ono Of nolyuo addition W the city Of Cnnton
county 0f stark aud state 0t ohlO and ON lot y Old
number OF Peter il0nsoru addition 70 said city 0i
canton being lot igAbb NJ Jnlla Ann llOuhOln Adll.
ton 10 said city uf Canton In said county " stark
And state uf Onto given ~ secure don't on which II
due 900 with Interest at eight pcr cont from July
nth lHsN.
Said party IA required 10 answer ON or before iht
aibt day Of September 1850, or Judgment may bt
tahen npninat him AAhOk MuMAW,
augi.Lw NY ruAYnn 0uAoN, hls Aipyh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

IT Is rumored that Russell Harrison
Is looking for relatives In Europe as the
supply on this side Of the water is
about exhausted N. X. World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
The Democrat.
TnRMa.

BmpGEPORT, Pa woolen mills have
made a reduction In wages OF 10 per
cent, Win probably close down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

hearty, but "proteotlon and penalonh
were issues last fall" and the Senator
favored them BOTH for Manderhon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

PENRsYLyANIA, minera are sIlll out,
They're waiting for protection TO 30
cure them what they had instead OF the
present big reduction.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
JOS. HORNE.& CO
GREAT = REDUCTIONS
IN
Summer Goods
This month, the time when we must
reduce our stock In all dc.
partments low prices
our method.

Printed Batistes, 3 cents, were l2i6,
Shirting Prints, cts, best makes.
Satinea, yard wide, cents.
French Statues, 80 cent quality nj
~ cents,
Fine GInghams, now IS cents, were
20 cents,
Finest Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, 25
cents, were 40 cents.
Printed Good Dress Ginghams, cts,
were i2l6 cents,
French Dress Goods--plaids, Stripes
and Fanoies, at 30 cents yard--were
St.00 and Si.2b.
Extra values In Cream White Sum
mer Wool Dress Goods.
Reductions In French Challlos,
"a inch Printed India silks, nj 80 cts,
yard.
Great bargains In Black and Colored
Surah Silks Ribbons, Gloves, Under.
wear, Hosiery, Lace Curtains, House.
keeping Linens.
This Is the best month In the year 10
buy,
samples and prices sent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08

AS a national flower the N, o, Times
Democrat suggests the crimson blossom
OF tho trumpet vine, because people are
80 given 10 blowing their own horn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
Proposed Amendment 10 Tho COlStltu,
tIOn Of Ohio.
TAX ALTON.
AMENDMENT NO. l.

SECTION 1, ~ n resolved by the General AhhNfn'
Ny u the state ~ uhio lh1t proposition shall W
iruaadaY after iha nrt Mnntly M NUyrmhet ilfft
tB amend Hr0tiuu "a ~ A. lulH MI, OF the Cpntuu
Non Of ue 6ata u OHIO 20 thAI u shAl read ~ fol-
' ARTICLE Kill
$50 Q. The dpneial Assembly shall provide for
thr falhlnF VI rYruuu Iur tho support " tho stats
And local gnyrfnmuuisi blt ntca shall bo uniform
on tho same class uf huhrcu. huiyinq rfOundh
puhiiu tchnnl Houses huuHta hard exclusively fof
public wunhlp nNltututh N purely public ehAiiN
pailic pf0puHY used ntoluhyrly fu any public pni-
pose Ah1 puraunhi pfNp"rV ~ hu amount not uh
oaedlng IN value two hundred dollars Tor each In
aiyiduAi may, ~ Hruuful laws. ~ exempted from
Azatlen nld mu yfluu NJ An property 70 u1rmpted
lished ~ mHy be- directed YtW
hFo q AtHuch ulrrlluu tluau eleft1n deslrlug t0
Falr f0f such aWrndU rit nlii have placed upon
thsif ballots tho Nufda "rNaton Amendment
Ars amt u.. 90 auUh amendment may
llob tho words "f1Atlun
tm'ut hall tAho eHsOs on ne
h'''o9 Old '."'''' ,'iI,'ll.r L LAmpsoN
speaker VI No i,ultl Ol hvpr, .vulatlyet
q tl H. pANlt,
rte.ilrut pro tom, VI tnu sunata,
Adopted Apr'l D. iHu
uMfrp 1rAriH nv AurrloA, ono, [
OFrttH ~ 1lr NNUNrrAnY ~ hiArhS
l. Daniel H. Ryan secret nv 0f state 0f The state Of
ohiu do hereby CflB tut no ioltgoluR u true
COPY hf d Joint r'tu'luun adopted ~ sue urnuiAl
Aaai inhl 90 Mo HiHIr uI DUu, uu uin ON day VI
Arr. a. n lrUp, tas,UiIum thu original iolA alvd
tn thla u'rrt
la trstlmUny whtfrUf have hrfeuNtn subscribed
Wyuauu, lHu linKpl ny onlral scA
faEALl n, uoluWHua, mo ION DAY VI April
bASlpL ., RYAN
inA2-Lnl ho,wtAry VI state.
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CHINESE MAxlMS.

Performance is attended with profit.
The straightest trees are the first felled
Life is "A journey and death a return home.
Cau.aless anger resembles waves without
wind.
A disconnected man is like a snake who
would swallow elephant
Kind feeling may be paid with kind feel
ing. hu, debts must be paid in hard cash.
The people are the roots of the state; if the
roots are hourishing the state will endure.
If men will have no care for the future
they viii soon have no sorrow for the past
Those above should not Cypress those be
low nor those below encroach on those above.
The house wherein learning abounds will
arise. that in which pleasure prevails will
fail
hear but one and you will still be in the
dark
To be fully fed and warmly clothed and to
ii sell at ease, without learning, is better than
y hestlal state.
The wisest must in a Thousand times be
once mistaken. the most foolish in thou
sand tibes must be once right.
When paths are constantly trodtlen they
are kept clean, but when abandoned the
weed, choke them up; weeds choke the
mind IN the absence Of employment -Ex
change
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-05

sssss N 70 - carriage. rnii, cd rhaa
find pspa for me
How tens1eriy be handed beS down IL car
p.esd ssos~ eers. He bod ssen pictus.s Of
asch Scenes, and srisd 70 conform bis pOs.s
With th1se b recalled He opessd the car
rage door. Lucia stsppsd in- bot her tr.is
could not follow Of il own voiIssoa. % PsD
bal the joy Of lifting The rrstiinx uss that
bad the nonor Of following the feet Of divin-
ity Then be closed the carriage door 70
gretfEily, but . little hand kindly ssois
through the window as Lacia said;
Good night Don't forget to sind papa
out"
Il WON'T said Phil Thea be booked beck
quickly: the door Of ths kous sas closed -
he raised the little hand 70 his lips and Kissed
Is several times in rapid succession True,
the hand was giovsd, but Phiis ilnasinafios
Sas net
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HINTS TO AoUsEKEePeRs.

tse silver sppup When cooking mush'
rpnIns Tho silver will be blhckenatl 1T any
injurious quality Is present
All the house thoroughly every day. even
though the rnin comes down In torrents or
the snos h,sats in IN drifts"
he ashamed 10 iron limp shirt bosom
Mrn ip nat 40 much care Tor polished shirt
front they 10 for a stin one
Do not te deceived by agents who have
Superior furniture polish for sale Usa
uns.4e'i oil there Il nothing better
Il 4. l.end idea Tor tall woman 10 have
her Atchrn tihlo aud ironing board little
higher than ordinary 1t will save many a
uaekachu
tie great cnrr in serving food for the table,
a the smallest spatt-r of grease or gravy
change the appearance and spoils an other
WISE pretty dish
GLASSES nni dishes wipe H. perfection when
washad IN very hot water Use dish mop.
sup shaker, and iron dish washer rhese
al~p expedite the labor, ~ very hot water cnn
I've ua'si
few years agn y fashionable table was so
oiled With hfgh dishes that IL impossible
to ss'r pnss sis-a-sis without peeptng under
the heavily Lpd"n silver and glassware Now
table i considered vulgar when not laid in
low. stnpie manner
When I,canters aud carafes become 80 dis
,ulorad inside that shot OF fine Goals will not
cleans. them al the bottle with finely
chopped potato skins. cork tightly and let
the bottle stand for three dayS. when the
.kin- will ferment Turn out and rinse
Tho tAattla will IN, n bright and ,laan ma
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;, o"'" uss u"ese" 'uu 'Aeeu'ei sI"n'
ia 'uie" VT 'ap. u! tn'hht every
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u'o rn'p,o y. .n'h'' "ts'
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so..e sum one 'A sA. 'aaes =
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So ~ L. NJ r.
pens. '"A" uri "'a'e "e'e""o p'Sct e
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s son,.'i'e w" 'At'efs soa' e',t are /" g" y
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Svry-'s Sr-c-Tlc e--ci r. OF malignant Blood
Poison s'ier A = 4 t-e-lt1 10 vain with old
-pcallcd rra'c'' sof Mercury AID stash- g. 8. 9.
cot only e-Fed tie r III fofssi, but relieved the
tsSeu7, ztissl ~ : w7s csa<s~t ~ the poisonous
tnlerss. CD. : u LII, sssas ID Avenue, n. 7.
Scrogala deveiarcl "a ny canshtrr- swelling and
II ~ c' hsr n,cS. v give ker SWIFT SPECIFIC
Ard The result VS. wonderful and the cnre pruupe
5. A. DxlNtIOND, Cleveland Tenn
SwIrr's Srzcr,lc l. entirely Vegetable remedy,
and IL the Only rcscine which permanently cures
Scrufaa- Blood liurors. Clrcef and Contagious
Blood Poison Send for books on Blood and 1kfn
Diseases, mailed FREE
THE SWIFT SrHcuic Co, Drawer s. Atlanfa, q
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Natures efforts are always directed Alright :;
but sometimes occasional assistance Of the
proper kind proves eminen'ly serviceable to
her efforts. Laxador combines every quality
to render it of peculiar service in very many
diseases nov5iltnr
The diseases Of bsbyho I'd are so rapidly
weakening that the quickest ms ans should be
used to CHECK them. DR.. Bllrs Baby Syrup
is the unfaiiing remedy for these com pIsints.
Price only % cents nav5dItnr
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Ar oft quoted secret of success Is 'Ksef
ing mp ii h he age - it,i imsly Ravs lsiss :
Mnsrsr3 pissiers arr ssE-n fss sgs III -
of the Fast In this saiigaiaresi ss~ adsn-
ems Botanic CsE1il BslssEu Is sAe nlSzstn'-
est and most effective cure or eci.s. ega. f-,
and hea-seness. noy5leof&wecs
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TIE LATEST IN JEWELS.

rurquoise hearts are being adopted as sleeve
buttons
bangle hracolets are by no means thing
Of the past
Glove bIttoners With white onyx handles
ar~ pleasing innovation
ohiong match box,- IN gold and cnamei are
ctalnorlng for public favor
\ >ar ure and a diamond guilty inclined
sa taNt',te M ruig -"tung>
S.,ale sa,irp,n- are 'opi~j bN gold beads
mouut,d n hong slender stems gracefully
curved b.r' .ssari
uf a t'aii,vt,on Vt ar~ necklace pendants.
a haxl.aut bud. pr,s,uc,t IN JN,.or,i gruss, Is
aeGa,c >ls<'lmen .ese-,t- H",iss
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l3hiGH SEVERAL
.ass spent iiss l.~siy
! resps .sen toiss-
fully, and through
several restless
sights, Philip Hayn
ras ss-s-fss. by ss
hope tizst ehang-d
only 10 be- igbts=n IL
as that nearer
and nearer can1e
the aszhI d thu
party 10 whhst Miss
Agnes DIXON lad
vttsd hin the
party at ~iIsen b.
vas sure he sssaii
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AaliroaOs 4 1stsambuats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement OF Trains in II,c, ic.
9Th. 1883.
Unit! further notice train. leave Augusta d. 10,

Unit! further notice trains leave Augu.ta ID. fol
lows
GOING wEsT-6.ao \ VI for Lewiston, Rock
land, Portland. Boston and Montreal, s.i5 VI for
Haliowell and Gardiner 10 10 A. VI for Lewiston
Farminrton, Rockland. rorta.d nnd Ro.ton
90 7. VI. for halloNrii and Gardiner /. a, r.
tor brunswick. Bath, Portland a.d Ho-iun. t8li
ing Yankee fof Portland, Boston rud Mon
treal go T. VI for Iauw,li aud Gardner. 100
! VI: (nigm Pullman for Lewiston, Bath Portland
i.u Boston.
GOING EAST RIA A. VI might EXPRESS 10,
skowhegnn, Hangor, Bur iiarbor, st. Stephen NJ
John aud Aroo4i ook County, . "A 4. NJ. Tor " alter
vile, SkowheRnn, Bangor, Il. 4 r. B.R, Houlton
and -. John; l237 for Natcrville 3ls T. NJ
for Wateryiilc kowh"gau belfast ucN
ter, Bangor ST. stephen. ST John aud Aroos
took County, aud On saturdays only At 5Y0 T. VI
for Maiertillr; sunday paper Train tot Wmcryilu
and Bangor at /? A. H.
The Night Pullman Trains run each wny ever,
night. Sundays included but not 10 -kaw hogan on
Monday mornings, or to Bcifn.t aud H., Strr or be
y'nd Baneof, on SUNDAY morning.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN lenyrs Gardner Ion
Augusta AZ 7.i6 A. NJ 10 and i.i5 +. ii.iioucll
AT 10 A. NJ, i.2J and ~ +, NJ.
Through tickets to California nj all point -nutl,
and West may be had Of +. II Walker iickrt agent
Augusta, the only office selling via all routes aud
checking all baggage free of cNpouse
stops only nj HHlluwell, Gardiner I-in.,tirk
and NcstbTook function
PAlSON TUCKER, Cent Mnnng,r
Y. r. HooTiBf, Gon'l Pass. aud IicNot ~
Portland. Oct I. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-05
Ul.-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
VRvSy.S 4 ~ H A SrU>
BREAVAFAST.

"By u thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nuri
ton, and by careful application of the fine proper.
ties of well selected Cocoa, MIR. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with decafely favored bcv.
erage which may save us many heavy doctors bills.
Ii by the udieious of such articles of diet that
constitution ma be gradually built up until strong
enough 10 resist every tendency % disease. Hun.
dreds of subtle maladies floating around us
ready to attack wherever there is u weak point We
may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with rure blood and properly nom
ished frame Girl Sefrice Gasefte. Made sim u,
with boiling water. or milk Sold My In half pound
tins, bv grocers labelled thus JAMES EPpS
4 CO., Homeopathic Chemists. London. England.
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