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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
AVISO.

Con grandes ventajas para el
comprador Sc realiza en- el pueblo
de Arroyo una magnifica casa cons
truida de las mejores maderas del
pals.
El que Ia interese pnede enten-
derse con D. Juan Alsina, vecino
del leteEido pueblo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
AGENCIA DE- FABBICAS
N0RTH /. AMER1CAMAa.
RtPRESHATANlg gNNHW- YORK, ,J.C. 1'AERVYDV
AGEArE GENERAL. PARA PsERTo-RC0,
PEDRO GAMBIA. 7CORDOVA

Representaci6n.directa de ..fabricantes-En. pro.
vsioness de la Harina marca Cordero nanteca mar.
as Csrdito,. 0syOte, Nee plus atra Gallo Emsrsox
Tocino Jamones de Halsteald Co., Galletas de
velas Papel, EscobAs Tabaco en- rama, Ferreteria'
Quincalla, Perfumeria, Bartenas Botones, Crista,
leria Joyeria, Reoies, Efectos de escritorio, Ca
rruajes, Lamparas, Pinturas Juguetes, Pianos Or.
ganos, Casas portatiles, en- general de todas las
manufactures americana
Be exhiben muestras en- el Almacsn situado en- Ia
calle de la Fortsiesa nimero 40, donde el Conner.
clante importador puede hacer sus facturas cor al
articulo Ia vista, garantiasndolas prscios des.
cuentos de f&hricaa.
Be admiten ordenea de importadores, cue serAu
eiscu:adaa por medic do esta yAgeucia, 0scargoa
J Do ehaeiel PAsA pse peyaezaL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
Doctor GABRIEL ClMBNBZ SANJURJO,
ESPECIALISTA
EN- LAS
INTERMEDIATES DE LA VISTA.
CALLE DE La CRUZ. NUMERO II
cALLE DE Ia CRUZ. NUMERO II
VINO CHIANTI.

En- La Nueva Esperdnsa, esta.
blecimiento de D. Frau cisco Font,
Sc ha recibido una buena partida
de dicho excelente vino italiane.
Es de la clase mas superior que sa-
le de Toscana.
Ell precio sehalado para cada bo-
tella 6 anfora de tan excelente vino,
es muy m6dico; muchas personals
ban acudido va q la ganga.
El vino Ohianti es el mejor vino
de paste que puede venir q los tr6.
picOs, su pureza no se altera con
Fniugun clima, puesto que esta, CO.
mo es sabido, bien preparado en-
4nforas de largo cuello, Y un f1no
aceite impide Ia communication de
Ia atm6sfera, hacienda que no pue-
dR descomponerse nunca.
Pru6benlo las personasde gusto
Y quedaran convencidas de quees
agradable y produce una digestion
f&cil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10

Aunque sencillas, 81 Sc observan
fielmente estas instrucciones, Sc
,btendrA una espl6 ldida cabelle
ra, logrando extirpar toda la caspa
Y DENIS afecciones del craneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAvEsfA.

De Habana, vapor esp. "Ciudad
de CadIz," de 1,84O toneladas, capi.
tan A. GEMS, q s. de Ezquiaga. A
V. Luila y Sobrino, 14O d cigarri-
Hos. A Gavino Vicente & Co.,
100 d i'd. A j. M. Izquierdo & 90, ,
125 Gid. A Palacios s. Co., 100
d i'd. A G. Bolivar e Co., 1O4 G
id. A L. Bozzo 8 hijos, % d id.
Rotuladas, 10 q cigarrilos.
De Vigo y escalas, vap. esp. "San
Agustln," de 2,232 toneladas, CAPT.
tan, 8. Moreno, a s. de Ezquiaga,
2 boys vino. A 8. de Dorado &
Co., l d salchichon, 2 i'd salchicha,
4 i'd harina lactea. A Rubert
Hnos., "a d aguardiente. A s. de
j. Sala & Co., 80 tbles sardinas 10
brrles vino. A j. Ochoa Y Hmno.,
20 p pasta. A Gonzalez Y Alfonso,
ITO sacos papas, 30 sacos habichue-
las, 1874 pipa vino. A Vijande &
Co., 100 d quesos, 80 id. mantequi-
liza. A Gavino Vicente s Co., IL
d chorizOs. A F. Ramos, 2 d vino.
A V. Luiha y Sobrino, 20 jamo.
mes, 12 i'd aqua mineral. A J. M.
1zQuierdo & Co., % d mantequilla,
20 i'd conservas, 60 d, 2OOl2 d pas
tas, 40 s[ habichuelas. A NJ. Ro-
man & Co., 4 bultos quincalla. A
la orden: V. O. 200 d jabon. R.
1000 sacos id. V. 1000 sacos id.
O. 1000 sacos id.
De Habana y escaIas, vap. esp.
"Mortera," de 848 toneladas, cap.
B. Villar, 8 L. Duplace. A Vicen.
te & Co., 30 d cigarrillos. A e.
Cortada &c Co., 10 d i'd. A j. Al.
varez, l d velas cera. A la orden
j. 3. 1 d sombreros. FL l d i'd.
ENTRADAs DE CABoTAJE.
Ninguna
sALIDAs DE TRAvEsfA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10

VISTA" Gurabo q 5000 90.
.Compradores, Sores de @.
Prats & 90.
Mjsles. NO hemos tenido opera.
clones.
Caf5.-Ootizase a $23 quintal.
tendencia firme, clase CO.
riente. Hacienda, sin
existencia.
Otevos.-Los precios rigen de 90 q
10 los dulces, segun clase
Y tamaio, y los salados
q $8.
Ron. = En- vista de las fltimas
ventas, podemos cotizar
de 40 q 45 centavos gallon
seg6n prueba.
PRECIOS DE MADERAS.
Tabla pichipen :. q $40 millar.
Ouartones id -. $38 i'd.
Pine americana :. $37 q a38 i'd
Id. i'd. desdoblado 445 id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
LUDWIG DUPLACE.
INPORIA JOK, EXPORlAOOR ! BAlQURRO,

Dep6sito de merCancias secas,
Agente de-:
hissserei.
HangerhRueen, Alemania.
(F&brica de maquinaria de elaboration Dc axACAE.)
Royal Insurance Co, Liverpool.
Northern Assurance Co., London.
North British Mercantile Insurance Co., Lon
de1.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., London.
Marine Insurance Co., Linn. London
Lloyd Andalux, OAdis,
AA9lo-Continental nate Ohlendor6's) Gunoa
Wokrs, London.
:Gmpresa de Loo Vapores Correos dc Lac Antilled
Sres. sobriaoa de Hsrtsea. .-dabana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
JOSE T. SILVA.

Casa de giros y comlsiones. Agentes de.la
Oompania general TrasatlGntica fIancesa de 10
del Marques dc Campo, de Companies dc 90.
gurOs CONTRA incendios, de los Srea. Gail 4 90.
Dc Paris, y general para la isla de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
!. M. lzQUIEROO & co.
SooIKDAD EN 0oMANDITA.
EnnnakAlANm q -

FOrtaleZa, 81.
IMPORTADORES Y EXPORTADOREE.
Giranlletras sobre las::capita,es , principsles
poblaciones de Espaha,. .lsla de Ouba, Estados-
Unidos Inglaterra.
Agentes de la Companis Trasatl&ntica dc
vapores de PINILLos, Sdens y c., de O&diz.
Agentes de Ia Oompafia de Seguros Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Inglss: The IndsrsOriting d
Agency AssociGtiOn Limited.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRINOs De EzQuIAGA.

FORTALEZA z.
CASA de giros y comisi6n. Agen-
tes de los correos de Espa6a y
Oompahia Atlas de los EetadOs-
UnidOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
SALIDAS DE OABOTAJN.

Col. esp. Providencia," para
Maunabo y Arroyo.
DESPACHADOS
Vap. esp. "San Juan," para Fa
jardo y ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
SOLICITUD.
PODER

Con esta fecha, y aLte Il notailo
de esta Villa don Jss6 #. Lajata,
he conferido podera mi dependien-
to don jose Manuel I, ,nAndes ra-
ra qne entienda en- las conlpras Y
ventas de mi casa de comercio, asi
como para el cobro y rago de cnen-
tas.
Vega Baja, l. de Mayo de 1859.
-CgsGr EspGaoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
sues. De 0RCASlTAS q c

Importadorsa do mert aaGiaa do soass elafes ,
precedenciss.
VentGe al pur mayor, Cfaa :, ' al desall, On eas
ttendAs Eto1 DA Julio = GALLO m OEo. o.
tsae y gegtalsss. esaViRa u de ID QsVas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
SANTORAL.

Viernes, 10.-~San Antonino
arzobispo de Florencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
EsperanZa Cara de Villas

Modista en- sombteros, precios mo-
dicos. OonfecCiona, tnodifica Y ARE
gla toda clase de sombreros de Sc
noras Y nifos. Unica on su Clase,
San Sebastian ndmsro 23. Puerto
Eico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10
ARMAS Y JlMENEz. 0f'' Is

RstAblseirnento do ferreterjay quincalla, surtido
general en- 81 ramo, vsntas Al poi mayor y dst al
lenen utementsp piedra plAstca Portland para
stanquss. sl4ibss ' lsvaderos. Prsnina limitat os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10

Ninguna.
sALIDAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Ninguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10

Para restaurar el Cabello.-Tr6
tese la piel del craneo con un ce-
pillo un POGO duro, hasta que 20
ponga encarnada por la fricci6n, y
apliQuese luego el "T6nico orien-
tai !" con las manos hasta produ-
cir so absorci6n. Repitase este
dos veces a la semana. Al cabO
de dos 6 tres meses, el nuevo naoi-
miento del pelo sera visible, 81 las
raices no estuviesen muertas.
Para extirpar la caspa.-Empape-
sc toda la cabeza en- ell 'T6nico", y
restl6guese hasta formar una espu-
ma blanca como jabon. Repftase
este seis & ocho dias, y despues
dsese diariamente una pequena
cantidad del .T6nico Oriental
Este % su6eiente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-10

Que habia hecho salir del mar el
archipelago. Tenia dos hijos que
habitaban On el Bol0tM (CielO), Y IN
dfa les diio: /" Id con vuestras mu.
ieres & Tonga, esa terra que he
tornado, dividida entire dos parties,
eecoged cada uno Ia vuestra, y ha-
bitad as. n-TakG aho MH, el me-
nor de los hijos, era muy habil en-
todas las industrias y ensei6 & sur
descendientes & fabricar fechas
telas y espejos. Tabo, su hermano
mayor, era por oil contrario torpe J
holgazan, y aguijoneado por la gu.
vida, di6 muerte & su herman.
porque este se neg6 & comunicarIe
eI secretO de sus inventos. En
tonces TongaIoa bsj6 dei BslotH, u
present6 & la afligida familia d.
VakG y les dijo: "Lanzad vues
tras piraguas al mar, dirigfos ha
cia Ia gran sierra Tonga TabG) J
vivid siempre en- ella; vuestra pie
sera blanca, como es blanca vues
ira alma; sabeia hacer hachas, ca
noas tan Iigeras como el viento,
este soplarA contra las tierras de
asesino para que nnnca sus hijol
puedan llegar hasta Ia que habi
teis," 7 despu6s, dirigiendose q
fratcicida: "T6 y los tuyos care
cereis de todo = nunca podreis co
merciar con los hijos de 0aka por
que no sebreis construir piragua
s6lidas y ligeras.
Tai es Ia leyenda polinesia, pa
recida { Ia historic biblica d
Cain , Abe, 8 hija dc Ia nace
Bidad que siempre siutieron 10
hOmbres de explicar la presencl
del bien y del NAL On 81 mnndc
Con cite mito qlisieses tamhisl
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24

b. W. McKcen of Fryeburg, ID, w
Campbell of Cherryleld, G.. j Shaw OF
liartland, Il committee appointed by tn,
president of the State board of agricul
ture to revise the law entitled IAN act tt
eXtirpale contagious diseases among cat
tie" have been In session al the Con,
house for several days, and Monday re-
ported to the board of agriculture.
In section /, OF chapter 1888, of the act,
and resolves, the words "and especial,
tuberculosis" are stricken out. Thi,
leaves tuberculosis as an infectious dis
ease, hut does not make 1t specially con
tagions, BY another change section
IL added to chapter 1873, making it the
duty of anyone who has knowledge of OF
has good reason to suspect the existence
of contagious disease among any species
of domestic animals, to report the SAINT
to the local board of health, which in
turn shall report to the cattle commits,
sioners. The value of animals condemn
ed shall be taken from the last inventory
OF the oveIseers In the respective towns,
this method being substituted for the
plan which now prevails of taking a sep
arate appraisal No recompense will be
allowed to the owner of an animal which
died of contagious disease, and which
was brought into the State within one
year of the time of its death.
The reason for the insertion of the
latter clause Is that the committee have
reason to believe that many glandered
horses have been run into the State for
the purpose of obtaining remuneration
from the State when such animals are
condemned and killed.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24
Board Of Agriculture.

The board of agriculture at the au
gusta meeting voted to recommend to the
legislature an increase of the apDropria
ton for carrying an institute work from
s 400 to 81, 300 and that the salary OF
the secretary of the board be increased
from $500 to 81 90. The board also vot-
ed that the basis for the stipened fol
agricultural societies he made per capitt
for each inhabitant and in no case shal
the amount exceed what the societ,
actually contributes for premiums ant
gratuities.
The Board also recommended an ap.
preparation of 800 to defray the ex-
penSes of the Maine delegates to the Ma
tional Agricultural convention in Chicago
The report of the committee on the re-
vision of the cattle diseases law was
presented and accepted. 1t remove,
tuberculosis from the list of specially in.
fectiDus diseases. No recompense viii
be allowed to the owner of an animal
which dies of contagious diseases when it
Nas brought into the State within one
year of the time of its death. Prof JAS.
thcesman Of Boston, dairy cxper,
lecturcd III Representatives Hall this even
M on State aid for dairy instruction.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24

Another interesting fact appears In
studying the annual report Of the Boston
live stock market and comparing the fig
ures of 1888 with those OF previous years,
not alluded to by US last week. This Is
the increase of cattle sent to Boston from
Maine last year over the number sent In
previous years. In 1884 Maine sent more
cattle to Brighton than 1t has done In any
year for the past seven pears, viz: IL 900
head. In 1885 the number sent was o.
427; In 1856. 9,5ll; 10 1887, 9.622, and
1883, 1916. But while there has been
steady increase In the number Of cattle
sent, the supply Of sheep has been shrink
Ing. In 1885 Maine sent 4O,758 sheep
and lambs to Brighton, greater number
than 10 any one season for the past seven
years. In 1887 1t sent Sc, 635, and 10 1883
It sent less than one.half Of what It did In
1885, viz: $1,000. These figures more
than anything show the shrinkaRe and
want Of interest In sheep husbsndry In
our State. These figures should be
changed IN tho next three years. We
should doubls our numbers OF sheep and
lambs IN that time, and treble the mum.
bers Of our cattle sent forward to the
Hob market. II can asd should b. done.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24
.Vo/jce nj E0lpcl0SH1,e

Whereas li-lia II. Tihbets OF Palmyra IN the
uorl gage deed, dated the tenth daN al January
\ u. 1857. and recorded in the Somerset 'oun
~ Registry of Deeds. book ia. page. alS ron
vryed to Erastus & Gregg, Cha ncey T. Gregg
and Sanford &. tonde all ~ Johannesburg
Siate of New YORK. a. plrtucrs, uni, tile
name and style of t'tesT ~ Company, a Ger.
tam parcel of real estate. stu I'd IA lalnyrd
IN Somerset County, and bounded as follows
pn both sides Of tue 'Dll me sci KDal' Il
called, aid heug tue honrSl, All farm of SUI
Flish II. Tthhrtls -bunu'lcd on the north hy
land of v ID Swcetland. on the east b. land o.
WI liam Sinclair aud land of Herman Johonnet
on the south by land ID I'm Ruhinsun slild ul
the west by land of john Roninsnn, ana II,
land Of James L. Russ ana by land of Nichol
a. T Sinclair, and by land Of CofydOn NJ. Jewctt
contain NJ one hundred and seventy acres
more r less, with the bindings thereon. And
whereas said Chauncry +. Gregg aud Sanfort
c. Condo. as srrNiY rs Of the II III nf -ai Gregg
and Company assigned said mortgage to tn,
undersigned Samuel ID. alldHy, by deed
dated the twenitltl day of January A. u. 1855
which sid assignment t. recorded in sait
Somerset Conn Registry OF deeds, Nn 10
pages In lag 1870 1871 1872 and whereas the condition
uf said NOR gage ha. hccu brok, II aud slil II.
ulalns hruteu. nov there ore. hv reason of III,
breach uf thr crndit on thereof / clam "A fore
closure OF said mortgage
Samuel ID. Halliday,
BY RWtrr ' = Il Blrker his ATTORNEYS
Skow hegan Jauuaty LIST, lAs9. 3w2
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24
FARM, GARDEN AND
lhDUSiIIOLD.
what Snail We Eat?

4 % rlu. Htitus pu the food nee
t.--if, % give -if'usih ahh Sh>''nanee'
: y iatt ~ fef~'n 1>'3 up ms BRAN
+ 'r tan he Hakr~ Il lt ~o1h becomes
usft"a= AMI ifriian'r5 II lc docs not A.
stmllt'' Funu9i lnod - supply It's d.
maal, ~ mind is sure To become weak
hc het.tine'f AL strongest individuals
etfn sstent.l eal ii lar greater proportion
Of meat than 81 vegetable food Beef
should hf taken A. the standard meat. 1t
n~wers every purpose OF the system
cal aud pork are not IL easily digested.
fofh' - lar Il. IT. composition goes l.
an exc llent iood l1r nervous persons
bht II i not readily dist~ted. Yet IN
Tie army, "r u-t'i 10 thlhk nothing bet
ter Tor itte W"lIafirl men IMAM bacon. A.
a RUE salt meat l. not adapted To the
requirement al the nervous individual
A. nutritious Jnle"~ 10 great extent 90
into tn pflnc.
no hfsh u the VIII plrdS Is more
ten'lrr AMI more readily dlgested than
thlt OF domestic ONES ms Is accounted
Tor py Inc greater amount OF exercise
tiny take. thereby renewing thelr nesi
more rapidly AID making IL younger than
thit oil birds winch lead more quiet NE
Ihi~ l. suggestion that might be OF
henrit 10 women 81 sedentary habits,
who are dt sronN 81 prolpnging an ap
pfarauee of youth. Fish of all kinds l.
Il good food Tor the nervpnsly Inclined
kiw r9es' contrary TO the general oplnipi
are ~ 3,7 III -esllp'e as tho>e that ilaVt
been cooked'
a notion has been prevalent That many
persons lnJurr Heir digestion by eating
ton mifh. ne Tact Is mat most peopl'
don't rat enough. There are more PEG
Pile Killed every year by lnsnliicirncy OF
nonri>hmrnt than toy Overlooking then
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24
Mt SSenN, F,S Not cr.
STATE OF MAINE.


SOMERSET IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
he case nf Warren Mnrthcy ln,olvcai
Debtor.
Ihls II TO give nose tina; on the 9TH day OF
J N A d, lisa, a warrant N Insolvency va,
s-n't out ol the Court OF Insolvency Tot
aid County of mer-rl, against the estate %
aid Nurthlry, OF Skowhrrun, adindge,
70 be- an tn>,ivcnt debtor. on petitlun q
sad debtor, which petition was Ill Il on HI
It'll day OF i'm. \. d., $50. to wt;cn date inter
ct on Claims II 10 be computed. That til.
payment of any debts to or 10y said debtor
and the Transfer and delivery Of any property b,
him are forbidden by law. Thai "a mcrii .
he creditors OF ,aid debtor, To prove their debit
aud choose one or more a>sgi Of his estate vii
BE- held Al a Court OF Insolvency to he holden NJ tn
Probate C"nri Room, IN said >kOwht gan, on tn
ith day al Feb, A. b. 1889 at one O'Clock II
the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first aboy
written.
2w3 XFSAS VAUGHAN
Sherfi as Messenger OF said Count Of Insol
Ytncy.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24

Canadian farmers have made success
Of this wears potato crop. According II
an exchange. potato boom i in full
swing in Nova Scotia and Prince +
ward Island. Three or four ~pcci j
potato trains are run daily over the In
tercolOnial Railway, and vessel loads are
steadily moving toward Boston and New
York Steam lines have put up their
freight rates, and charge rs much for
carrying to Boston a. the ocean linz rs
obtain from Boston to Glasgow. Some
sapguue farmers are refusing fifty cen :
per bu~tcl and are booking for the
ronnd dollar hnfnrr ,nrlnn
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24

Skowhcgan Grange gathered in large
nun hers Wednesday evening to settle the
annual business and install the nlli ers
for lss9 The Trrasurci> aud Sccrrta-
ry'S reports show that the Grange stands
high both fna cially and numerically
Past Master, \ A. Withcc, assisted by
An>rl IIolway aud Mrs. Nesta \. Withee
Installed the officers whose names have
already appeared In the REPORTER. p
wards of one hundred Patrons gathered
at the we'll filled tables AMI enjoyed a
Grange supper. one new name Wa
handed in. Mrs &. Noin read an origin
al poem entitled The old officers and the
new" which ELECTED the highest praise
from all present. The new year opens
fiynrahly for this Grange. T..
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SUICIDES.
Their Fearful Increase and the Cause
seven Occur In One Day-A Harrow
ing Description.

recent issue Of daily paper contained an
account of not less than seven suicides In one
day, and published large heading, rs follows:
"They all Sought Death One was a dis
oouraged, broken old man, In whom lily had
lost all charm; another was beautiful young
girl who sought refuge from DESPAIR All
sought different ways OF taking their own lives.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24
FARM FOR SALE !

said farm il situated Two miles west al
Athens Village on the road leading To Sobi
Village one half mile from good school hulisp.
SAID farm contains TO acres of good land
large wood lot, well watcre and good ~ clIlrd
House 10 SOY high newly finished build
ing all In good repair, will be sold at u bar
gain.
2m52s r. d. DOW. Athens Muinp
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-24

,'rer since This accounts for its POPULARITY
No man or woman. who uses this Remedy
regularly. need nave any fear ot mcnt,.l ne
r,nvrurnt or suicide. but can confidently ex-
,.,.f h.aith with vii its blessings. IL should he
iorne in mind, however, That delays are
DANGEROUS
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IISample n Copy 10 pages Fun, s,ones etc.
nCME u UAR D FREE Box b. Aupurs M..

A waVgish cabinetmaker, who repaired chairs
as an accom-" odatiOn, advertised thus: IAN
kinds Of chairs anu bills contracted for, receipt
ed with pleasure" His wit and wisdom turned
him IN deal Of cash trade.
That beautiful glossy sheen, 80 much admir-
ed in hair, can be secured by the Of Aver ;
Hair Nigor. There is nothing better than this
preparation for strengthening the scalp and
keeping it free from dandrud and itching erup-
tons.
1.-THE reason why the Dying Gladiator is ad-
mired 50 much, is--h"cause he keeps his mouth
shut. He is very different from our moder
gladiators, who 20 all over the country blowing
about what they are going to do as soon as they
get into condition"
An ink spring has been discovered in Mich.
gan. Now cannot the west scare up gold pen
mine
The most unsystematic fall systems is The
nervous system.
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Notice..

TO The Honordbie Justices If Hc Supreme
Judicin Court, neat tnbc held AT Sow hogan
within and tor the County of Surnci set ON The
third Tuesday nf December a. u, ISIS Hannah
Peabody OF New ioriland IN tn, County al
Somerset wife of Will'm X. rcahody, whose
residence is tn your lih' liant unluo IN, aud
cannot b reasonable Ill igcnrc lie asrettairpd,
respectfully IbrIs and informs said Conrt
that she was lawfully married 10 said VII,
liam X. II ahody at SAID Nrw Portland on
Noy,mbcr 81, A. u. IS .; hat they thereafter
lived together AS husband and wife. in SAID
New Pori and aud In other towns IN this Stale
until FEBRUARY 3, lseO, when the said " lllmn
X. utterly dc.eitrd your lihclnut, since
which lime she has received no support what
Yer from her said ilIshaud' Wherefur" she
prays that divorce from the bonds Of ma
miouy may he decrecd 10 her FIR said dc>er
ton.
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00DCC Cuts CARB0LATED PtTR0 StyOt
OUuIO Eruptions rs CENTS.

A little girl VINO complained the other day o
peculiar sensations in her hand, and arms wa,
told by her mother that she was nervous. "Deai
me 81 she exclaimed. "Mabbc I'm going Il
die of nervous prospects"
An honest medicine is one that the probrie
tors are willing to warrant. Such is he Cos
sIITUTIONAL Cotton SYHrp sold at Cr>HING' ;;
drug store. 1t is sure 'ure for coughs ant
colds and affections Of the throat and lungs
AT % and 10 cents per bottle. Samples free.
1t is not easy 10 love the man who laugh
just before you get to the point of your story
in order 10 let your hearers know that it is al
old yarn and one with which he has been fam
lar from childho d.