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The Verdict Unanimous.

We Suit Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
bitters as the very best remedy. Ev.
cry bottle sold has given relief in
every case. One man took six bottles.
and was cured of Rheumatism of n
years standing" Abraham Hare
arllggs,st, Bellvilie, Ohio, affirms: che
pest selling medicine have ever hand
ied IN my 20 years. experience. is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of otL.,,
added their testimony. 50 that tho
verdict is unanimous that Electric III
ters do cure all diseases of the Iiver
Money or Blood. Only a half dollar
hottie at Thibodaux Drug store.
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More Testimony.
WALKERSVuIE. 6

c NALKERsVILLE, S. G..
gentlemen: NY wife was suffar;,.
WIN all the SYMPTOMS of dyspeps;a
anu could not eat anything without
suffering very great pain. As a conses
quence oftliis deranged and morbid
tonu'ti1n OF the digestive organs, She
100 yellow .jaundice. aud was treated
by tue best of physician. without anv
oeneht heard of DR.. Westmorc.
,ands Callsaya Tonic, and bought two
bottles, ron the use Of which She was
ehtifely cured, and has not had AN at-
tack for nearly two Years.
FOR sale by J. I. Thibodeaux &,
very respectfully,
ABNER WALKER.
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wade Hampton, Senator from South
Caroilna, wrote a friendly epistle to
John Wanamaker, Postmaster Gener.
al the other day, that was written in
good sound English. The Senator's
OBJECT was to call the attention Of the
sunday school teacher to the precepts
OF that commandment which savs
Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbor."
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Hrs. Ella Donnaad Bentley.
ASSOCIATE EDIIOR DONALDSoNvILLE
CHIEF AND VICE PRESIDENT LOUIS
lana PRESS ASSOCIATION.

;, The name Of the cultivated and in,
tellectual lady whose picture appears
above Is already familiar to newspaper
readers, aud hence it is that a briei
sketch Of her life is given among
those of the women of to-day WHO
have nrrited recognition in tile liter
AIRY world.
Mrs. Bentley is 4 native Of New Or
leans AND the daughter of the late Dir.
Alfred DonnaGd, il well known phy-
siclal' OF this city and literary con
fr'hntor to the local press and north
trn scientific magazines and Miss
Laura Realr of Virginia. At an
early age she developed the talent
Tor which she is distinguished, con-
trlbnted her first article al the are of
Ia years t" the New Orleans Times
since then productions of her pen
have appeared in the Picayune. the
New Orleans Republican, New York
World. Rising Sun Recorder of Indi-
II and other journals.
When only Is years Of age she was
married to Mr.. Linden 4. Bentley.
editor and proprietor of the chef.
Donaldsonville, La. and has since re-
siaeu III that town, assisting her lus-
band in his editorial duties.
III 1850 Mrs. Bentley participated
IN the organization of the Louisiana
fress Association, and us an evidence
the esteem with which she is re-
yarded by the members of the press
'f this State, has been elected first
wee president Of the association for
'hree Years. having just been re-clect-
"a during the recent session Of that
body.
Although Mrs. Bentley produces
me prose articles, her talent lies
'hlefy in verse. She has written /
many bright poems. II
Possessed Of rare good spirits. a :
c"iivcrSationalist and excel q
rug IN repartee, Mrs. Bentley is
'eVeitlciesS a semi-invalid. She does $
'"t, however, let this affect her liter !;
~ work. as while spending last win 4
III New York under medical treat- 5
tent. she contributed IA series of in /
sketches TO her paper. which !
ere extensively recopied. Not Ii
her literary work Mrs 0
entley devotes much time to Ier II
Ute household, is Il leader in social =
relies and counts by scores the many d
which her sunny, loyable dis a
has won her. d
III appearance Mrs. Bentley is a
'a1alh blonde, Of pleasing address b
possesses great personal Magnet !, W
m. making her a favorite in ha,. IL ~
circle Of acquaintanccs e,
Ac~ Orleans Picayune. Ii,
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The STATE OF LOUIsl.N.
-otl' judicial District Court Par.
lsh of Lafourche.
'"eeesS'"" 81 Conrad KeHer. No. 1918
Probates.

nereas Arthur J. Blanchard. O; rho
risu OF assumption, testamcptarv pa-
OF .ne last will and testament oftIe i I. QUO
rae Meiier, has rendered a final account ~
Now Therefore rsta,ao a1i OF the aforesaid estate.
ca and notified to file their opnos;t;on -; warn
ting to the said account with ths ", a. VIII
court at his office In the town Of T .rI;, OF
aaax ten days after the first unhl;ca ,;o"-
= hereof e otherwise the same will be annr"vo@
anu IL .o.nologated in accordance with law
}1Ss} Witness my hand and the ;n..
LIS. OF the seal of NV Office the h;e IMPRESS IN ses
<~~ day ofNov.. A. d. 1889. !" 'oen
wv. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk Of Court.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF T%HIBODAUX BRIDGE co. J
ThibOdaux, Nov. q, 1899. /
PURSUANT to article l of the act of incorpo-
ration of the above named company an elec-
tion Tor . directors and 3 commissioners to
serve for the ensuing year, Usg0) will be held
at the office of the President of said company
on Green street. between Market and Leyee
streets, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. l, 1890, be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m O'Clock
p. M. ID MOORE President
r. +. LORIO. Acting Secretary.
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Notice..
OFFICE OF THIBODAUX BRIDGE Co.

OFFICE OF THIBODAUX BRIDGE Co. !
ThibOdaux, Nov. %. 1889. (
IN accordance with a resolution adopted by
ane board OF Directors of the above named
company, !, the undersigned, will sell at
RuDiic AUCTION, to the highest bidder, on SAT
We De-. :, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a. m, the
rAhM OF THE BRIDGE for the year 1890.
Inc purchaser to comply with existing re-
Suia'ions. l. ID. DOR
Pres. Thibodaux Bridge Co.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 80, 1889
FIREMEN'S HALL,

FIREMEN'S HALL.
Nov. 80. Maud Atkinson Troupe.
Dec. 16, II, Is. Lillipution Won
ders.
Dec. 80. Black Flag.
Doors open at Z o'clock p m. cur
tain rises at s.
Admission 80 cents, reserved seats
rs cents. children % cents.
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Notice to Tax payers.

N.''cs 70 hereby given that the taxes for
'oe 'e"n d Thissdaux are new cue. Tar.
pay ers are invited - call At enc. and se,,I.
IN order to avoid interest and costs.
J. AUSLET.
Collector
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Ahey Like it in yTx.r,,,,r:.

They Like is In N
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 1897
- L. Mendenball & Co Eva,.n
Dear Sirs- | have guaranteed exsrr ho I'M.
=. your !. {. {. Certain Chill Chr. ."s
Law not had a single COMPLAINT. The nrs ="
ration has given universal s,,;sp,epa -
Yours. &c.
rt". %scRGGGs, Druggist.
$50 Poplar Street
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VOICE

in snrs Is TO certify that I have received ,,a
Iifs LIE on my husbands life from X u
and withnn. company, with promptncss
MRS. ]. I. THIBODEAuy
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Boston Is reported as having had
another big fire.

Lynn, Mass. has been DESTROYED
by fire. Loss of property is estimated
at $4,000, 900 !; and much SUFFERING ;s
prevailing i IN the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-21

These sre busy times for the American
Express Company but they appear to be fully
equal to the emergency. The Office in this
city will be open tomorrow Sunday from
IL to for the convenience of those desiring
to do business. The company will also rur
a car from Bangor to Boston and from Boo
ton to Bangor Sunday night starting from
both of these places at the usual hour. This
ia something thst has never been done before
and will be great convenience 70 the public
who will be enabled to get the express ser
vice on this day for sending away their Christ.
mas aifss.
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Personals

Chad Morrison vas up from 6sriiner
FRIDAY
H. F Bartlett Of Caribou VAS in the city
Friday
G X. Mctadd.n Of watervilis sss in tie
city Friday
sees on bu ines-.
Nelson aud wife of Waterville are on
their way 10 Florida
Rev. n. 4. Foss of Hsllowell WAS in the
city Friday afternoon.
Percy Brooks of Bowdoin7 class of 80. is
=, home for the holidays.
Miss Mae l.. Burns 10 visiting Mrs r.
Frank Woodbury. &, her home, the Berkshire,
Boston. Mass
fx-Goy Robbie passed through the city on
his way home from the State Grange meeting
at Belfast Friday
Mr. Fred o. Hichborn of Boston is in the
city. the guest of his brother. Mr.. c. s.
iiichhorn on Winthrop St
Mr. Fred Plaisted. Henry Sturgis and Or.
A. C. Titcomb attended the ball st Manches-
ter Forks. Thursday evening
A. L. Parsons returned home from New
York where he is studying medicine at the
= homeopathic Medical College, Friday, for
the holidays.
Mr.. W W. Burr of this city was at Bangor
this week and gave the ice, mill and electric
light men some pointers as to how to keep
ice from bothering them. His suggestions
nigh, be tried on the Kennebec.
News ha. been received of the death oy
paralys sis, in Minnesota. of Col j. II. King,
formerly of this city. A wife. the niece OF
Asa W Hedge, ESQ, and one son survive
him. It's understood that he leaves large
estate.
On Friday Rev Mr.. Pratt and ~ife had
very pleasant visit from Rev. Eli Jones OF
China. venerable man of So years. who was
on his way to Brooks, and Mrs. Nathaniel
Hawkes. of Manchester and nephew from
Portland. Mr. Jones left for Brooks on the
S.45 train.
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Kabo, Kabo, Kabo-that
sounds like an African name:
It means a corset bone
that can't be broken-if it
can't be broken, it doesn't
stick into you-so it means a !.
abone" Of comfort, not OF
contention. A.,
II means a corset bone"
that doesn't kink-if it doesn't
kink, the corset can't roll up
in the middle as corsets are
apt to do-so it means a
"bone that stays where you
put it ~
but Kabo, Kabo, Kabo and
Kabo means a corset yo''
wear a week or two or three:
till you make up your mind
about it, and then come back
to US and get your money.
If you'd rather have money
than Kabo.
We have = primer on Cor
- e.. s,o., ae TN store.
Ne. AxDsBws.
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(SrattfylnG u all.

The high position attained and the uni.
ver.al acceptance and approval Of the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of
Figs, as the most excellent laxative known,
illustrate the value Of the qualities on which
ito success 10 based and are abundantly
gratifying to the California Fig Syrup Com
pany. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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SATURDAY Dee. q, 1882.
The Saturday before Christmas,
is one of the great days in
the business world.
People feel that the time has now
come when they must make their
mind up. The stocks have all been
examined through the week and it
is easy to buy at this late day, so
the clerks are busy these Saturdays
before the great day.
Now refresh your memory by our
previous ads. and you will ascer-
tain about what there is going in
our line. Every day brings us
some new goods by express or
freight.
In a partial review of the weeks
special offers, we would say, don't
forget the Booklets and Cards, the
Baskets or Plush goods, the Cups
and Saucers, Vases and fancy arti-
cles, Hand Mirrors, Picture Frames
and Whisk Broom Cases, are very
appropriate for small send offs.
TOYS, like the houses covered with
real skin and hair, Magic Lanterns.
Iron Sofas, woolly Lambs and
Dogs, Doll Houses and all sorts Of
Dolls furniture as well as Dolls
themselves are sure to happily
many of the younger ones this year,
for we have sold much in this line.
The Hand organs and other
musical toys are going well. Re
member but two more days after
to-day. Come now.
decisdtf GASNETr MORSE.
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Tonight Kemp's Balssm for the Throa
and Lungs can be had at any drug store il
Augusta. A trial bottle free Of charge. II
you are suffering from . Cough or Cold
Bronchitis, Asthma. Sore Throat or Con
sumption, don't hesitate; get = free sample
to night and test for yourself the power o.
this unfsiling remedy. Large bottles SOC
and 81. At all drug stores.
nov 9deOd&w4w3p
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Christmas at Industrial School

The many friends of the girls at the Maine
Industrial School at Hallowell. who desire to
contribute to the adornment of the children
Christmas trees at the two Homes. may leave
their offerings a. the music store OF Mr.. e. l.
Hunt, Augusta. or at the bookstore OF Mr..
c. L. Spaulding, Halloweli, where they viii
be called for by the superintendent Of the
school. Packages should be left a. early a.
Monday afternoon or Tuesday, and names
Of donors should be attached. 20 that proper
acknowledgment may be given.
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"A lively young ladies' military company
in Maine city has sent Smith Miller, the
Augusta shoe manufacturers, an order for
high legged military boots, AMI they are now
getting them It, EIehange.
This must mean Auburn, - there 10 no such
Arm In the CITY
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George W. Cottrel,, of Belfast, has con.
trscted to huld a four masted bafkentIne OF
900 tons for c. Morton Stewart. Of Balti'
more. She will be 10 feet keel. 35 beam,
De 9TH Of lower hold 50, and poop 81 feet.
The vessel will be for the cofYee trade.
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There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it
It's sold everywhere.
specialization wsdAvy
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The drug clerks wish . correction IN
the date announcement Of their ball. II
will be given December s1st, New fsafs
eve, instead Of on Christmas.
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Mr.. y. A. wyman of Milbridge was ut the
State fIouse. Friday.
Warren G. Philbrook of Waterville was at
the State House on business. Friday.
Secretaries of local boards Of health are
requested to send in their weekly reports as
soon a. possible after the close of each week.
Th, North siIe gable received the finishing
.tonr Fsida, Work on the roof il still going
on ana the slate crew is expected to COM
mence nsIt week.
q g. Hall of Waterville, John l.. Cutler
Of Bangor and =. J. Anderson Of Portland,
OF the tax commits sion. met at the State Libra
rs rooms. Friday morning and examined
mater already compiled by Clerk Goddard
No important business was transacted and
the next meeting will not be held till after
the holidays probably week from next
FRIDAY After sufficient investigations have
been male. hearings will be given all inter
ested parties. The chairman will shortly
l.sue notices requesting all wh1 have sug
gestion. or ideas for Improvements in ou'
present system TO forward the same to the
commission. where they will receive due
consideration.
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The follosing corporations filed certificates
At the Secretary of States office December
18th
Chase La-tius Machine Company, Port
land Maine; capital stock, $500 900, paid
IN CO.. par value of shares, $40. President,
Charles + johnson, Boston, Mass; Treas
urer, Fr.pk Chase, Maiden. Mass. Bust
ness. buyiag. manufacturing operating and
leasing the Chase lasting machines and 9th
shoe machinery
The Bell Rock Electrical Conductor Com
pany, Portland, Maine; capital stock. $780,
600, paid in $500 COO, par value of shares, 100,
Pres Adam Cook, Maiden. Mass Treas,
Peter h. Wiley, Wakefield, Mass. Business.
manufacturing and dealing in electrical
wares insulating materials and all kinds Of
electrical machinery.
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Index Soap does not roushen he hsnds.
dsc10dltfslT1ep
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STATE HOUSE MATTERS.


The following nominations we're made by
the Governor, Friday. December 70. 1883:
COMMISSIONS, Of Fisheries and Game
Henry o. Stanley. Dixneid-
Assn' !" .' "ssn 2.
80 IA GANG W.,dsn-w ucy.u
ara, S.euben.
Notary Pubiic.-Joei r. Hutton. New
essue e.. CD. 'e
In.,;ce Of the Peace and Ouorum.--Ellior
n. Ban,on. Freedom; George 2. Clifford,
Cornish william u: hafns, Auburn; II.
H. fefA ~ ~ So. Ip'lsa'
. Tbomn.on. Portland: George q. Wesks
Fairfield.
Inc a'uAnoH S'n'n''''o" .fe ho' uoins
much ou's'ne Vi AS'''''"s '"' s'eA' :" 'neif
soff OF Mou'~'i"s "'e 'n'en - ~
enormous I"' l." ''' ..o'""s "e' VII
p'oosoiy CONG ny a"''' '' -"en we
hearings w "'s '~ NS An
!" every my va" '"
missio"
sncs I'D aiming
non u All p''p'' S"
missioner '"e .ro" "
Joafha' ''p'''
soaIo "'''""' e ny ii""'
'eo !" ni'ee" PC
did not 'e"'" us
been ia'sN a'" - f'"PeS 'S.p'"s
iArAhoh i'' s vi
local a''e''"'' '' .n ' '"ui
hha ou' "'
foaan Ah' ""'' ''"' ''' ''eie
III" DefH
mas oeen ''' " 'Ae
opening up VI '"@'' 'ee'''"~ " '"''oa"'
In" WI" s'- 'Ass "'"0N' W '"e
ZION '' XIV '"e
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oun AusgssrA Apvnnrrue.


| Under this head ve propose % nessisa
all oaf advertisers, telling she peepss Of this
city and vicinity vhefs they can dad he ps..
acuiar article they want for Chrissnss pres.
snta,
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WIGHr.

As Christmas draws near, you will want
engraving done on various articles. Mr..
Wight can execute the work In . neat and
tasty manner. His stock Of finger rings.
watches and jewelry is equal in quantity and
quality to any in the city.
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Many ope only advertisements
q well but In
unbeliever- propose 70
chance to
number replies receive to this advertisement
who the
going receive I'VE dollar gold piece Rene mber costs
but chance
cut nd guess sealed
stamped and addressed FrST Publishers
Journal, Augusta. Ne.
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can furnish you with = nice Christmas tree
and provide the oranges. nuts and raisins TO
aid in its decoration. A can Of that Puritan
Sugar Corn will help out the Christmas din
ner As will the confectionery and fruits which
are found here Of the best quality and It fair
prices
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Although we must wear clothes, We all
cannot wear tailor-msde suits. What we
want is the best fitting garment for the least
money, and here 10 the place to try one on.
Fine ready made business and dress suits Of
various materials. coarse, dne. heavy and
light, Mr.. Huntington sill b. sure To 1T you
with one or another At a low price. Over
coats. ulsters and REFERS are piled high on
the counters and customers have large
variety Of goods and styles from which 70
choose. He can 1T you with gloves for
driving, evening and street wear, neckties,
collars and cuffs. in all the leading shapes
and styles. Call and examine the goods and
you will be satisfied.
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You can't make . mistake in purchasing
some article from Mr.. WilIoughbys stock Of
Japanese bric-a-brac. Here you will fnd also
complete line Of fine etchings and oil paint
ings. Mr.. Willouyhby makes = specially of
Marquetry work and his frames tor cabinet
photos are the no5siest things out.
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The windows Of this large store are very
sastefully decorated. and the ceunsefs, shelves
and show -csses are filed With . complete ~
sorsment Of goods suitable for men and boys.
This enssrprisiss firm shows great variety
u siik nsck-handkeschiefs in plain and fancy
patterns and all COLOR and shades. The
husband or brother Who receives . present
selected from these 10 sure to be suited.
Their fur ssantlets and fleece lined gloves
and mittens are just the night things 70 keep
your hands warm while driving and is dozen
take. fortune to buy them Here you can
md anything and everything in the iasess
styles Of collars. cuhs, necksies and scsrfs.
In ovsrcosts and uIstess they have Ane line
Of ksrseys and Elysian Of the lowest prices.
Lounging coats and dressing Cows in great
variety. dress shirts, silk umbrellas With gold
and silver handles, in fac: al entire outfit
for the most fastidious