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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
State News Condensed.

Bonham is to have 200 hotel.
Laredo will probably have wooden
mill.
Military post at San Angelo will be
abandoned.
Abilene will handle large share of
wool again this season.
The state board of underwriters
meets at Dallas May s.
Baseball: Fort Worth A; Galveston
8. Dallas II; Houston 5.
Cherokee county is sure of two rail-
roads in the near future.
The people of Iowa Park are ready
for the county seat fight.
Lead ore has recently been found
within four miles of Abilene.
Public offices were closed yesterday
Three suits against the III. & 7. G. r.
II. Co., aggregating 81, 7O4 ,575, are filed
in Dallas.
p. l.. Davis is shot and killed neal
Baird by Henry Blair, boy of 10, his
brother-in-law.
There will be an individual shoot
at the Taylor fair next Thursday
open to the state.
Contract for furnishing center pOr.
ton of the university at Austin is
awarded for S25, 900.
Over twenty companies have al.
ready entered for the competitive
drill at Galveston.
trnx IL
agent, is arrested at Brentwood or
four charges of embezzlement.
Frank Graves and john Wright
quarrel at Honey Grove over a wo
man, and Wright kills Graves.
Sixteen of the largest firms of Dial
las have taken membership in the
Travellers Protective association.
Under the new act Superintendent
Cooper has ruled that public school:
can be run through July and August
Conductor McHenry fell from 6
train on its way from Austin u
Hampstead. He was slightly in
jured.
A terrible hail storm visited Petty
a little place twelve miles from Paris
Monday night. Crops were badly
damaged.
The guarantee for $50, 900 right o.
way and depot grounds for the rail
road from sulphur Springs to Cooper
is signed.
A dairy at Sherman was struck
by lightning and consumed with its
contents. A horse and COW were
shocked, but recovered.
John T. Brown, a railroad employee
while trying to board moving car in
the Texas Pacific yards, at Dallas, fel
on the rail and was cut to pieces.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
State Press Association.

Special to the LIGHT.
Ell PAso, May l, 3:l5 p. m.-Texas
Press completed election of officers to-
day: President, R. NJ. Johnston, of
Houston; First Vice President, r. NJ.
Yantis, Wills Point; Second Vice.
President, J. S. Hart, Ell Paso; Third
vice J. F. Mitchell, of Greenville;
secretary, Fred Robinson. of Hunts
vile; treasurer, T. B. Johnson, of
San Antonio. Houston was select
ed as the next place of meeting.
The convention adjourned and nine
ty-five members leave this afternoon
over the Mexican Central on ten days
excursion to the City of Mexico.
T. B. JOHNSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
Repub can Club,

This club met at Mission garden as
previously announced, their enthusi-
asm dampened by the deluge which
fell late in the afternoon. The Mu-
steal Union furnished the music; fire.
works lighted up the darkness of the
heavens; and when all had assembled
who were likely to put in an appear
ance, an address was delivered by ].
A. P. Tugwell, and James P. New
comb read Washington's inaugural
address.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
MOrtuary.

April 2S-Mrs. J. B. Brown, aged 20
years, euteritis and fever, ward 4;
alexander Murray, aged 10 years,
tuberculosis, ward 5.
April 29-Mary May Walters, aged
days, commissions, ward 3.
April 30-Chas. Louis Faldoni, aged
8 1-2 years, inanition, ward 6.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
Weather bulletin
T. B. JOHNSON.

WASHINGTON, May l. - Indica-
tons for eastern Texas: Fair, pre-
coded by showers on the coast, north
erly winds, warmer Thursday. For
Arkansas: Fair weather, northerly
winds, slight changes in tempera-
turG
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
Cross-Examination of ParnelI.

LONDON, May 1.-The direct exam
ination of Mr.. Parnell was concluded
at today's session of the Parnell COM
mission. Mr.. Parnell declared he had
conducted the Irish agitation consti-
tutionally, his cross-examination be-
gun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01

s Constance Fennimore Woolson, the
novelist, began her literary career as
a contributor to the amateur journal
of friend.
1t is reported that William K. Van
derbilt will build near Asheville, n.
c., the most magnificent private resi-
dence in the south.
Prof. Winchell has entered upon his
duties as Brooks lecturer on the rela-
tions of religion and science, at Madi-
son university, Hamilton, n. Y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-01
Presidential Party Leave New
York.

New YORK, May 1.-President
Harrison and party will leave for
Washington at o'clock this after
noon, from Jersey City on the Penn
sylvania railroad: The run will be
made in six hours, the only stops be-
ing those necessary to change ell
gines. The same train that brought
the party from Washington will be
used to carry them back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18
The Mothers Opportunity

Sabbath afternoon with the little ones il
the time when the mother can have some OF
her hsppiest houfs With her children. When
the other member Of the family are away,
and the dear little ones are toe email to At
tend church, then 10 mothers time to read
70 them. and talk 10 them Of thipgs that in
the busy week days with the hustle and con-
fusion Of work We can neither End time or
opportunity 70 do. There 10 something in
the very air and sunshine Of the Sabbath
that renders IL % di9ersns from all other
days, and in The blessed quiet Of this day
Of all days, even the vildsst ones Of the
flock tone down their pranks, and can scarce
" wait ill mamma can get dme to give them
their accustomed treat: and - ve ali sis
Down with baby "Dinplesr in our arus,
and . dear little one on either side,
mildly swinging In . hammock while
we rock cloee By them. il SCENE
very easy 10 tell thsm the sweet stories Of
Christ and Heaven, or read to them from
that best Of books for children. "Bible talks
about Bible pictures whose lessons are %
easy 70 explain. (Ouf only regret being
that there are not more Of them.) Mischiev-
Gus, rompine Nellie 10 sobsred instantly, BY
The sweet solemn vosds Of Bible tAik, and
Harry, bic blue eyes A1ed On he neecy
vhits closds above -. sesps ~ now and then
10 ask . question thss would Dsssls . psisst,
bot vhich - ~ - ansvss - vii = ~
~ - leavs ~ 0ese uSansvssab1e 800,
''snGi - % esass ~ ehll1r hsSlAe "
~ gssv Slsse = vel = ~. Or g.
paaia . tAso ~ seessvful esRoaanv, nsah.
fully, ana q ~ aaAs uDs n suaA No.
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SOMETHING FOR THE LITTLE
FOLKS.

Dear Cousin Bess:-I have greaf-great-
aunt l wish | knew if any other little
Journal cousin has one. Will You please
ask them? My aunt is ish,y seven years old
and she il just as smart as can be. She al
wsys wants to know when we are coming to
spend thu day with her. She lives in large
white house, but she once lived in q small
house. She has q pension. She gave me .
little dpper when l was a little girl and
kept it q long time. She used to send me
goodies" every chance she had, but l am
larger now 30 she does not send me so many
things. can not think of anything more.
Oh, yes, can, too. My school is keeping
and my teacher boards with us. She is quite
nice and distant relative of mine, too. We
have four cats. A little boy near here owns
. goat. l must close. Mamma says she
| guesses you have the patience of Job to
read and correct so many letters. Say,
Cousin Bess, are you real patient? l know
you are. so you need not answer it. My
sister is fourteen years old. She studies
Latin this winter, but study physiology. l
like it ! wish you would give some easy
questions so | can answer come of them
they are all too hard for me. Good bye,
SYLVIA.
My Dear Sytria:-You see have given
your letter to the cousins. 1 hope they will
all answer your question. do not presume,
however. that many of them have great
Rreat-aunt. Patient. why, yes, 1 never get
| impatient with your letters. only wish you
would write great many more. So you wan,
| some easy questions do you-let me think
easy questions. What will they be?
"Who said to some shepherds, 1T is yet
high day."
BY whom is church first mentioned in the
Bible?"
If you answer these questions shall call
you smart little girl. Perhaps your
| mamma will help you.
Who will write me a letter before Christ
mas?
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q - 10
lneanad "a e.vo M rforif n -
lnauised ah~ 49, fx,s 8 neof1 -
10 angry-and ooes nose became .
nKisiah aahjecS On dav ~ vnlkirr
thssueh Ccenwulfmsdsns, Eeasinesun.
vhu 1 ma ! esrvaus siri Who spenled
n . snnse of srsas excifemeut. and No
a,oks to M.
s4o6, H. ia sha. svher, + ths ps.s-
- doctu'R I - : sexnnesr hers. "a
I've h,en mt 70 fsfeh O.. "a ~ -
ous ir, sp.3 our dttie boy = diving
"Psshsus. can b a ~ 10 you.~I
I'D; I'm DOCTOR"
sThh nav. TIN. 49,. sir. Grid the
sisi. ana ne hee.n 10 run. and rsn A.
u ~.
We ent.c.d a-bn,..- ..A I followed
The ..rv,nt eiri M 10 H. sscoud aoor.
a. the side Of : lissIs bsa - . CONAN
vs.n;n~ bitterly ~ f.cs barred In he~
handa. Nv professional instincts were
naturally concentrated upon the occu-
pant Of the bed, . beautiful child Of
&. who vss apparently q his last
gasp and gradually choking to death.
His face and hands were blue, his eyes
were bloodshos, and his lips were almost
black. There want . moment to be
lost. whipped ous my pen knife and
improvised . tube from some Indian
reeds which formed . trophy on the
wall. Then cut down upon the child's
windpipe; I introduced the tubs and
carefully secured Il Within i've min
ures the brsa1hing VS. natural. had
matched the child from the very Jaws Of
death; and then I tuxnsd 10 the mother,
who still sat sobbing It tbs bedside.
"'Your boy win est we'll now, madam
aid: I'm glad 70 have been Of use to
YOU didn't take much notice Of the
mother was stin CASING 1t tho child;
hs was lovely boy, and - b looked at
me he smiled, and In that smile and in
those great dark EYES Of his there was
something that seemed strangely IA
miliar.
".Oh, doctor, how can thank youY
sobbed . soft voice, You've sayed INV
little mans life, and he's all l have in
the world. How can thank your
And then I turned toward her. and
nv heart began to bsst within INV breast
a. II it would break The bonv walls. II
va Aurea. the woman 10 whom I had
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18
" heat Ear Lace.

Cast on stitches.
let row-Over twice, purl together, knit
Q, over, knit l, over twice, purl 2 together.
I'd row-Over twice, purl 2 together, knit
6.
Sd row-Over twice, purl 2 together, knit
3. over, knit l, over twice, purl 2 together.
4,h row-Over twice, purl 2 together, knit
Z.
9Th row-Over twice, purl 2 together, knit
4, over, knit l, over twice, purl 2 together.
9th and 9TH rows-Over twice, purl 2 to-
gether, knit 8.
8 row-Over twice, purl together, knit
3, over twice. purl 2 together. Begin again
at first row.
If the first part of each row Cover twice,
purl two together, y it makes tine edgine
and wears well. l use linen thread which
does not shrink so much. and large needles
and change the pattern to make wide lace
or tides, which are very pretty. Cor in
Cottage Hearth.
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The English NASTY" il the only word
that exactly fits the new mouth bowl
How such an abomination ever recon-
mended itself for one instant to people
Of refined tastes l cannot conceive. ]
have been taking notes on it, adaptable
ty to decent use. The first person whom
saw make q trial Of it was . dainty
young debutante. She was very young,
very sweet and very shy, and she only
sssayed the feat because she thought she
must.
She took one tiny sip Of the scented
water and gave it . modest little swish
behind her pink lips Then the critical
instant arrived. Could she. should shel
Why, it was nothing more or less than
spittingi Her sweet face grew very pink,
she gave one little gulp, and swallowed
the mouthfuL The next attempt was
made BY polished young fellow, who
was equal even to % trying an emer-
gency. But with all his dizziness I was
reminded of . Chinese laundryman in
the active practice Of his profession.
Let US not even go on with the protest.
The very idea il nauseating to a sensitive
mind.-Woman About Town in New
York Sun.
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One sometimes hears Of the wonderful
productiveness Of the golden lily-Lilium
Aurstum. Lindley. Some years ago an
instance was recorded of one stalk, under
cultivation, bearing no less than thirty
five howers- This happened at Pitlour,
in Fifeshire, Scotland. in 1885. The
record Is quite beaten BY plant in the
garden Of . foreign resident at Karui-
sawa, which 10 now bearing no fewer
than hfty -seven Aowsas on one stalk.
Tho stalk itself Il ax feet high, and to-
ward the upper end Il dattens out. the
buds hanging like keys on board. The
upper extremity b cleft. Room is thus
allowed for the remarkable luxurisnce
Of towering just described. In The Far
Eass of Sept 10, 1879, it il stated: This
summer there grew In the garden Of Mr..
@. G. Pearson, on the Bluff NO. I'D,
Yokohama, two stems from one bulb.
One was . fair specimen Of the ordinary
towering Of the plant, having eighteen
flowers upon It: but the other. upon q
broad. fat stem. about an inch and .
half In width, but thin q lath, had no
les than sixty-thres buds, Of which
flfty-two were in flower at one time. -
Japan Weekly Nail
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q thsE1s1e sysaery: "a. thini
b aA60A u Sasght iszsysyy family,
ffsa children's earliest infancy. fhas deash
b sely The nasafsl es3ing Of life, and nos
soosehiag to dFesd - long - Ne live God
@gDn nGPaa mqRRmaaurpnFV
- fH6 i any i5ifb ny 4 fASsa Ges
I'D . mav that ssGheSe RS uevef n hour,
night Or day. when awake that the continual
dread Of death uas not in his mind, wherever
he VENT and - he vas Of an unusually
lively disposition. I remarked that is vas
Strange he eoald BE- 20 light hearted, he said
is vas only pot on. To hide deeper feelings,
and often when hearing others speak Of his
ssyey, have thought Of his vords, and
thought how much suffering might have been
avoided IL their early training had been Diff
fefenf. We al have saduess enough With
out the fear of death constantly before Ne,
and - drss impressions have 80 much TO do
in affecting our after lives, Why should we
allow our dear little ones TO gain their first
idea Of death and heaven, from come
nd funeral scene when il can possibly
be avoided. II never seems right to me, for
children to attend funerals, - the memory
Of the cad scenes will Affect them very pain
fully, especially those Of nervous, imagina-
many 40 unhappy hour. and when WISHING
the church yard. always choose some pleasant
day, and il We, ourselves, have been b.
| reaved of come dear friend, and cannot hide
our grief, We should leave the little ones At
home. otherwise it is pleasant to take them
and try to teach them that the grave 10 only
| the gateway to Heaven, or = peaceful resting
place for our beloved happy dead, (for who
are happy IL not they instead Of q place 10
be thought Of only with shudder, or avoid
| ed like pesulence after nightfall.
Il sometimes see ms Q little hard to moth.
or Who has the care of her little ones, to to
| kept At home so closely, but in reality do
| not think che can get any more real happiness
than by spending The lew short hours Of .
Sabbath afternoon in the manner have re-
| ferred to. The little ones look forward to
the time with joy, and will remember these
lessons when they perhaps are far away from
Us, ard their memory may be the means of
keeping them from going sstray in after life.
We are always on the lookout for some extra
| nice little story or poem, and a. the children
beg for Just one more, mamma, they are
such sweet stories." or. "oh, how wish Sum-
day came every day." We feel very well re-
paid for our little trouble.-THoRNr PorPY
| in Ladies Home Journal
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A widow, 10 years of age, living in Texas
has q cattle ranch with several hundred heae
of cattle upon IL. which she takes care o.
personally. She is out in all weathers. AMI
10 able 10 ride mustang At full run. Tn,
foregoing has been going the rounds of tn,
papers, and many comments have been mad.
o. to the cause Of her health and endurance
II 10 very simple matter, when 1t 10 know
that she 10 constantly supplied with Steele,
Little Bile Pills. which keep her liver in 1
healthy condition. and induce healthy cir
cuiation Of the blood. assuring her q goot
appetite, good digestion. and consequent,
sound sleep. To be had Of J. Mixer and c
b. Murphy 4 Co., at rs cents . bottle.
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Prevent tendency to wrinkles aseins of the
skin BY using Leaurelle oil. Preserves .
youthful. plump. fresh condition Of the feat
ares. Prevents whitening Of the skin. drying
mp Of the flesh. develops the bust Prevents
chappine, cracking, keeps skin soft, smooth
el00. Druggists, or prepaid by express. E.
8. Wells, Jersey City, n. J. U. s. A.
nov3Ocdlyw 6folrm
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POSTERS

For Public Meetings
Dances. Business Announce
ments. Suppers, Sociables,
Entertainments, ETC., ETC.,
printed At lowest prices
and in Arst-class shape 1t
tho KeunebeC Journal of.
moo. Do not 60 elsewhere
before corresponding with
n. All work guaranteed.
uov12dAwtf
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Haiidais.

The difficulty Of administering medicine to
young children is entirely overcome By using
DR.. Buil's b by Syrup. the safest, mos,
pleasant and efficient remedy for the little
ones. Price 20 cents.
Bad breath is most always caused by a sick
stomach. This can easily be cured. Laxx-
dor 10 the remedy for such cases. Price 70
cents. decl8dltfolrm
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Your cough can be cured. We know il
because Kemp's Balsam has cured 20 many
eeashs and colds In this community. Its re-
Variable sale has been won entirely BY ito
genuine merit. Ask some friend Who has
esed y What he thinks Of kemp's Balsam.
1hers y 10 medicine 20 pure, none % efee.
tive. Sample bottle free. Large bottle, 80
cents and n drugsists. deciseodav4u
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No remedy for blood disorders can equal
Ayers Ssrsaparills. Though concentrated
and powerful, this medicine is perfectly safe
and may be- taken by children a. well a.
adults. Physicians recommend 1t in prefer
sn,e to any other. Price o.. Worth o. .
bottle. dec l6eod&v
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-
csse' 0ssss -~ 7-'-aa'
M. Thompson and help arrived hsfs 0et-
usday and are putting the boarding houss IL
Yeadioeeo for viatsT.-R1v. M. DyRe Of
Rass Pftston. leesused hsrs SunAsy sfsss-
noon and eveninH.-On Wednesday evening,
the 9Th inss., pleasant company esaheSed
ss the house Of M. Frank A. Resd Of West
". 1917 III ~. us ~, - -
fai, A pcvnsiho,o Hail weAns.dsy ~
Thu,sdav eyeninss. Dec. lsrh And I2th-
vIih a ane lise,.yv and masic.I ,rogr-r,~e
Nj. Gussavus Barrier Ieft here Nondav
far 4 weeks absence in Roston.
"sseoss"
Interest In the Wiscssssu and Qssbse
railroad 10 on the increase. Last spring .
party u NsS York brokers made asTsnes-
mens With the ofncsss Of the road ~ vhieA
. 49,. -
80 Il. - .sasS -. -: -.
49,. -. 800. $500 Isl. 49,.
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ssss., i" - 80 o.. ~. o.. - .-,s.S.s -
a ,,v a.. .h;ch -. .,.a,.d =. ~. -
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m.nnt..,,,,;n. iii k,nd. ~ .hc., ,.uh., Ii,
n. hniI, In Ws.c..s.t, !, 40 y.,v d;.,.,e A.,
r,ns,,snc.d r,;Ii ,rso h.,. .r.r,..d -.
n,noo.sd in. And h.,s n,ona.nc.d Il Al ,h.,
ca.A he dss,,od ,o, .ncb Mil Ths
Rod a. T,.d. he. ,hs mate, und., ..v,ous
coosids,.tlon
CT T.,~a,on 80. h.., .. ,,.,.,..
juror V attend the 8. J. Court a. Skowhegan
this veek. III the Gulf Stream has changed
ito course and 10 bearing nearer the csast Of
Maine, We shall have . mild winter, which 10
very probabls.--A. p. Bailey slaughtered .
shoss the other day that weighed 39s pounds.
"A childrens Sabbath school concert will be
given on Christmas evening NJ the church and
santa Claus will distribute presents.
EnixS~H
~.
Ane o"is'que oPeieses o, ine neoeiion
" 1Ae A. seH ".u-y
W oo'nsouor .In s'anu I.n vn'cn 'ne
.''e' VI ae o"'e'.sh's 'oe'ey sse "",ans
~ ahue' ,ne u'recuon VI miss Heish
's. 'oun Inp', Wno 20 os"r
1919. y o u' '~'s ~ !"
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HAND BILLS

For entertainments, busl'
ness, specials, excursions
dances, social gatherings
etc., etc., printed In Nros.
class style AID at lossoSs
prices, at the konnebeo
journal office. promptnooe
10 our motto.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's vitaliser. 1t nsyer fails to cure.
Fol-. sale at c. d. Murphy's.
julv72dAvchwky
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IMAM yields to custom, - ne bows to fate,
In all things ruled mind, body and estate
In pain. il Rheumatic, We for cure apply
Menxrh's Rheumatic Bullets"
The attest and best remedy offered to tht
public for the cure Of Rheumatism, and al
Rheumatic affections. They are compounded
with the greatest care by experienced chem.
lists, from the formula Of an eminent French
Specialist in Rheumatic difficulties, and are
pua out with entire faith in their doing al
that 10 claimed for them. Price 81. 90 per
bottle Of J. M. Mixer and c. B. Murphy. 8
~.
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10. Winslov's Soothing syrup should
alvays Be used for children seeshins. i,
sooehes he child, sofsens the gums, sllay,
~ pain, csfes wind colo, and ( Il the Be-,
rs0e4y foe dlAsfhoa. Twensy.Avs ceps. 4
eseqo. fsh90dNWeIFriSVly
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ingalls, Specific


LOWELL. MASS, Oct. 20, iss7.
Desr SSrs - Several years ago, Wa very
sick with severe bronchial cidculty. Through
the persuasSon Of friend. and with the consent
Of my physician, commenced to take lngAl1s'
Threat and Lung Specific. In . short time
my throat became less inhAmed. and my cosgh
lessened. Icontiuued the use Of your medicine,
and after using sig bottles I was pronoanceo
cared, ard have remained 20. Ihearfily recon-
nend It 10 any one Afflicted with any throat
troable. Your truly, l. & BROWN.
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10 offered for better washing compound than
Savena. Everybody likes Savena that tries
1t. A useful present in every package.
eod&wl9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18

Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whoopins cough and bronchitis. Fo,
sale at c. b. Murphy's.
July 22d&wchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18

Fred Browns Ginger proves to the aged
and all predisposed to govt and rheumatic af-
fections. an eficacious remedy. At ali
Drusgist DeclSdlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-18

A Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents
For sale At c. b. Murphy's.
July 22d& wchwky