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Evening journal., 1889-05-30
Swiss F!Ouncings.

A large assortment to select from.
An new and desirable. Prices very
reasonable. We buy them from the
manufacturers direct, saving all in
termediate profits. All Of our em-
bFoideries are choice patterns and
new in, design. Our line is now
complete. We have them as low AZ
75c a yard to the finer grades that
sen at $4.00 a yard.
Evening journal., 1889-05-30
Delaware Berry shipments.

The number of car loads of strawber-
ries shipped over the Delaware road from
noon yesterday to.noon to-day is,as fol-
Evening journal., 1889-05-30
ChiIdren's Cashmere Coats.

Our sales in this department have
been very large this season. We
Evening journal., 1889-05-30

Memorial Day did not open very aus
|ciousIy. At o'cloSk this morning
nere was heavy fog and a slight
rizzle and the indications were for rain.
ut at 8 o'clock the fog cleared away. the
an came out and shown with its glorious
rilliapeysg The weather soon became
lear and as acceptable as the Grand
Evening journal., 1889-05-30
LIGHT EMS STEIk N&I-@HART !.
NO. 226 MARKET STREET. ''I'' n
now have a larre assortment.

-Il ~. ~ /. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

A young woman took out Of the tiny side
pocket Of her natty yachting blouse half a
pocket handkerchief Ii was a large parallel
ogram Of fine white cambria, heInstitched on
three sides, The fourth had been cut with
some sharp instrument She sInoothed it
out over her blue serge lap, with approving
little pats of dimpled white hands, and ex-
claimed:
Talk about chivalrous creatures in days
Of old, pirate knights Of yore, quote the
Sir Walter Raleigh-andt muddy -cloak epi-
sode, even. and I'll match your tales with a
story Of nice boy Of the period that beats
them all
''The other day came out without hand
kerchief When missed it was as far from
a shop where such articles are sold as Sidney
Smith once found himself from lemon The
immortal young man discovered my diem
ma He didn't offer to give ME his handker-
chief. | should have certainly declined if be
bad The sun was beating down fferceiy. the
thermometer was way up in G, and every
human countenance Was perspiring like an
old fashioned refrigerator. I couldn't have
deprived him Of his handkerchief at such q
moment. But wasn't called to- He prompt
ly said he would divide it with me, whipped
thereby made me comfortable while he still
bad enough left TO mop his fevered brow
Girlsi think more Of this half handkerchief
than Of any german favor got last winter r.
And mademoiselle restored the fragment to
her pocket with . triumphant dourish--New
York World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

A writer in The National Stockman on thu
subject of naming horses says: This may
seem like a small matter to write about, but
there is good deal In it after all. Did you
ever notice that the names Of the horses Of {
farmer generally Indicate the character Of
their owneri 1t is true In nine cases out Of
ten Show me the man who calls his horse
silly names and rll>show you a silly man
every time The man with funny names fol
his horses is invariably a humorous man. So
the ignorant man is liable to get idiotie
names for his horses. The names OF horses
which are used much are called SO often that
it is important that they be selected with
some care and with some sense Of propriety.
Again, the disposition OF the horse is often
indicated by the name. 1t ALWAYS makes me
shudder to hear q horse called Snap for
always look for a cross, snarly old beast that
bears such an appellation. 1t Is just as easy
to use good, pleasant sounding names as any
Others. and as they are just as cheap. why
not use themf
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What are we stopping forr asked ths
lady
..Balky horse on the track, answered the
gentleman. 'sHe won't move for whipping
or pelting or whispers In the ear or-any-
thing"
Ibid ever tell you" she asked, about
nv experience with = balky horsei Not
Well, it was ON the Colorado plainA The
most elegant young eligible Of our set bad
invited me 10 take . ride behind his high
spirited. fine blooded horse got myself up
to do Justice to the occasion AL went do
lightfully till, when We were on the open plain
outside Denver, that valuable animal con-
cluded to pause in bis rapid motion and medi-
tate My escort snook his reins, ciucked
persuasiveiy, demonstrated encourag1ngiy,
gave touch Of the whip, at which the horse
reared and kicked viciously, but still We wers
stationary on that lonely sandy level
My elegant escort grew red in the face
with modification and clinched his teeth 20
as not to let slip any regrettabls worda II
you will allow me to get out could start
him, he said Oh, by no means, ! rejoined
Il could never hold him. Let me get out and
try putting sand In his mouth. I've been
told that worked like charm And 50 II
did. clambered out Of the buggy, grabbed
a good fstful Of fine sand, opened the jaws OF
the horse and threw it in. The astonished
horse tore of like fash. and as stood alone,
Eve miles from home In that solitary place,
and watched the maddened horse, the power
less driver and the black buggy grow = mere
dot in the distance, decided the experiment
had been a perfect success 50 far q starting
the horse was concerned Chicago Journal
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The late Judge Walker, Of Aurora, Ind -.
was, it is said. the personifcation OF POM
posity He was proud Of himself, Of his fam
lily, and of all his possessions. Illustrative Of
this trait of character, a story is told Of the
old judge Shortly before his death be built
a splendid mansion on the high hill back Of
Aurora Judge Walker was inordinately
proud Of this house, which could b. seen for
miles up and down the river. One day be
was returning home by steamer from Gin
cinnati Judge Walker no sooner caught
sight of his residence than his whole attention
was fixed upon it. He wondered II every
one else appreciated the beauty and striking
location OF the house. Finally he walked up
to a stranger and said: II beg pardon, but
ah-can you tell me who is the owner of that
-ah-palatial and beautiful mansion on the
hillf' Yes, sir" replied the stranger,
promptly, that old barn belongs to Judge
Walker. the biggest fool in Indiana, although
he thinks himself u sage" The judges GU
riosity was entirely satisfied. The stranger
knew him Cincinnati Times-Star.
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= 7s7te; exua 70 assn = AsIAs: ffses II II
~. extss iaisss,ss sssaassy = ississ; ses-
e2ds n ~, Western enlsee fne3efyy H.IeS
f.Iy = apsl ,6sI7e; H<v Yoek as1 Vermont fsesb
sxvs aeanesy q tais-; - essn eestA. nsls' I
1ew Yssf s.d Vermont Asiry. ensA 70 cnu :
81 HsIzs; fair 70 seot ~ ixsIse Eastern esrs.ery
goo 70 ckosss q isssTl<- JetdssG Dssss isss No.
caxksx-yortA cioles, sassts, lower g sAes .
70 asaltty, West 7lsse- JobetaG pRlee y hisbes-
RKvIskD sC0Ak- Pow1<rea - PER -, gas :
iss<.f stssis, cosfeesiosssr 4 s7e. ssas1asd ~
ssiso.s = &c; extrs ysiis~ sss' ysi''S
fdcnrsT."wr qaoss fresh killed .priss chick
ems North AL Eastern sisoise, exc. fz&s W good.
.saiar fowls ehoice, isss eoomon To god, ooaeec
led rseksd ehieksns, hs1oe; fowls, iz4s, live
ssxss-Choss~ small n. =. AAsd-p deked peA I
"a 40nz 70 p~T bssh ,shosee NJ. large had piek
= n pSz ~; snsali VI. hard picked 10 u Aaz
eHolc< sers~se1 90 o. coz 1.ksaA p&eked ned ~
e se ehosee sssened DO u ios2 co. eboics yell e
ArrLgs,-rhs marks, continues fairly STEADY 70,
choice sasinx zpples, which sill seIiing qsst-
freely At quotations. Poor ssd common iots con
tiaae daii. 49,,
We 1aote BED assrzehxas q s0s1 IS per b.
Williams, o. y9A5 %, syseh pippins, ~ D.3 70.
aosdes sweets. ~ oos2 -, common spDaes' ~ IVA
10.
Eses-East extras, issisei fancy nearby stock.
higher a. sts. Is. tic, ex ira VI and n n. lSaiss
6Ay-Choses orfEe hay ois 0Ale 50; fair 70 60 Z
oissl7 o., E.sfsrn nne eitss. poor 70 ordinafy D.
0i4sIs, EASt svs.e eiosii, rye sffsv. choice va
ia %. o.t stray q oc.s 70: fssy;. =, .., >.
pr bbi Norfolk cssoics, u " pr Dbl, comn"a 70
xossf 7seaei 81 Eastern shores, Vi s1si ozs, isns
islands, efsoiee, u 1sai 70 per bbi.
liuPs-Choics Isss N, I. lsaxte, cnotcs lss7 y }
saise. com to good. sssc. Old lots Nominal. eess
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MARKET HEPoRTs.
New York Produce Market

hEw YORK. Aug. II
TLDUk-- Receipts. 40 packages, .xporn. i,s.y
barrels, sales, 0.D, H-peat quotations Including
City mill extra. u s4aet 50. patent, - va
u ID, sapcrlne, " asats 90 extrs No. Z.
o. aDst3 %, winter wheat ios grade, " 6saAs Is;
hianesota extra, ~ +sas5 90. southern -four
dull; Rye dour dull.
WHEAr-k-oeipts, 3. 80, .Iyoris. ~ 5oe. sales
io3,D00. weaker. No Z spring nominal, -;
No red ssi No red, i,s6 elevator upas. fob
sSlas7i delivered No red. uomtnai. yslasSi. No
white nominal. ytiAJtI
kvE.-Hrm.
BAEtkr I'll nominal
Com keo.i to Is 100 exports ioi sA; ,aics, las
0J. weaker. steamer, t.iSiI No. :. t5i 'tt
stOse aud elevator. .5ti3it delivered.
OATS k"ecipts ibf tuO exports. $50, saiss. ~
90; weak No }, ~. do whit. 3isJIt No 37las7i
DO white. ooas'i, No I. %. d, sulr. d
COvrxE--fAir. Rio. fair. ~:
susAN-ttaw duii. reab.,i steady. demand -
lower, crushed ola6i. extra crushed, .5a7i, white
extra crushed. 7ss7l cut loaf, VI graduated, 81
fkrkoLHu" .nriu. quiet. y6l
foRk~ steady.
bEEr-iuist
LAED-- weaker. ~s.tern ,t-am 80 55las8 10
oios,RA u 20, CITY steam. o. 70 renned fair
ooattsent ~ 1Da7 %, $. A. 20
BuTfnrqnie, easy, western dairy 10,
IA. do creamery. i2aE
CuEgss-. hitu fscIshss to Liverpoo
Hrr8.
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Timothy Nolan, an Ulster and Delaware
railroad fiagman, says that two dogs, one
large, the other small-the latter was owned
by Isaac Gorta-were swimming in Browns
pond. They came together and began fight
ing. Soon the little canine began to weaken,
when its antagonist grabbed it back Of the
ears and held it under the water until it was
drowned. The victor swan ashore and shook
itself Among the witnesses Of the conflict
were children of Mrs Gorta, who began cry
ing at the loss of their pet, and they implored
some one to bring back their doggy" to
them. The dog on the bank seemed TO un-
derstand 1t dived into the water and when
1t appeared at the surface it had in its mouth
the dead body Of its victim, which it brought
to where the children stood, laid it at their
feet and then ran away. Kingston Freeman.
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iutsuhs, aug y
Arr ss-.. Evaporated, aa7lc. dried A,4e
BEANs-Pes, ~ rs Yellow eyed, ~ Oa3 %.
BUTTER Solid. i5slsc; bail. l7a.0c.
CHEEsE--- Factory and domestic, lie.
Zoos l6al7c per dozen.
GRAIN.-C0rn, Sc, meal, &c.. bran, 81 w pei
owt., cotton seed meal, u 30 per bag
HAY-Loose, ol2 O0a u o., pressed, Is 00al7 90;
straw. q 75as 90.
HONEY. Box, isas0c. per pound.
LARD Domestic l2alac western uerue lOsi' {
MUTTON Ease. per pound.
OATs<Oc. per bush.
POTATOES t0a50c per bushcl.
POULTRY Fowl iIal5c.
10a24c. per ID. unwashcd. soc. washed.
wooD---Dry hard. - per cord, soft sS 7sa
400.
HIDES Light aye. per ID; heavy SC; sheep, 500
AL Is, veal skins. DC per 10.
VEAL 6a7c per pound.
Augusta Beef Company's Wholesale Price Current
SfRiNo --i5al6e.
BERf Sides. 5is6ic per ID hind quarters. sa9c
Tore quarters, tsfi rounds with flank. &c. RUM
aud olns l0iaiyc short rib cuts, l0aisc; raties,
ato. backs saslc. chucks 5a5to. sirpes 30 Dressed
| hogs sia6c.
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LOST.

Pay, have you sesn my bahg fair.
with bright brown eyes sod roidea hna&s,
Rnsnfnz The meadow lsa<iss
4 tiny form With golten hair
fhaf srose The sunshine and bed . theso
PriSoeed iE goldea t'antss
Nv zee one has . vinson,e face
Yoan know Der By . nameless grace
In dainty baby says-
With n,ossened ringjets out Of piac@
B,ovu sbouf 10 butterfly chase.
How long my darling stays
Knee dee3 10 the clover and grassesswees.
WHERE .he vioIes blue an,i Aaydoser meet
lief my dasiing II play
AZ noourids left be- away from the beat;
Bs I've lost rbs trace OF her tiny fees
Mo :he grasses and towers gay
Oh, pray you. look 90 r > baby fair,
With folded hands and sarnished hair.
And brown eyes hid frc m the Light.
From the meadow lands she wantiered whefs
The river sansis lay white ani bare
IN, ne. bow dark the night.
Emily stuart Weed
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Axnfnsx the dznky hackEzpund paas ard ~.
She stan.iA and IN hes Law Bddsd eg1
inrkins mdnans Ike shadow NJ:
Above the eu1dsn tsndsfb Of her hAr-
Fit halo for the maiden taos beneath.
And from ths opened easkse IN hsr hanA
For which she sought The dart Piufoaian -
rhe miss. sIeep saden- 6oafA IN airy vrsaeh
sometfmes think about thas pacsrfe calneS
magic speE suhels vttrhesy.
That breeze like, sways the folks Of dfApesy
And quivers tn strange izhs upon her SfngA
Il seals into the depths of viote<
Whose lovelines her lnshes hAR ecnpos
Il wavers In the smile across Der lips.
Although her eyes are fun Of vaGus rsgrs&
All. weii The world d wide, and years are nogs
Perhaps some time may discover Wy
The biloxs murmur-ruses bloom and DIE.
Or how our sweetest poeD weave fheaf sooG
We may learn what the sper b In . smile
That br1ghtens earth = when sprtng coosa
again.
May learn why Psyche smiles 80 strangely whee
Her eyes are dark With sorruw al the while
-Boston Transcript
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As an exact science. seismolo-y is In its in
fancy. Although great progress has beer
made during the past ten years, and especially
in the development of instruments and meth
DDS for more precise study OF seismic phe-
nomena, the results thus far made serves,
rather to reveal the complicated nature Of
the problems involved, and while encourag.
ing the seismologist to renewed effort, they
warn him that his efforts are not to be light
The recent advances Of the science have been,
and properly, toward the study OF the phe-
nomena at hand, the nature and extent Of
the motion Of the earth particle together
with the rate at which the disturbance is pro-
pagatei, in the expectation and hope that in
time the location and character of the orig
inal cause may Be revealed through these.
Nature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14
BEST IN the WORLD.
urther Great Cures OF Skin Diseases b,
the Cuticura Remedies.

Boy ne year and . half old. Face and
body In a terrible condition. being COW
cred with sores. smlphur springs fail.
Cared by CWtic0ra Remedies.
eases where IL proved 10 be successful. The first
WAS In the Of boy and a half old.
former being completely covered with sores. |
took him the Masseua sulphur Springs, but he
did not improve any. was then advised to try the
CurtcrRA REMKniEs, which | did. He took one
and one half bottles Of CurlcuRA RKsoIvgNr,
when his skin smo tn As could be. sad is to-
day. used the CrrtcrRA on his sores and the
CuriCURA soar In washing him. He IL now hve
wears of sge. and all right The other case was u
disess. of the scalp, which was cured by washing
with the CrrIcuRA soar and rubbing In the VT
cVKA, one bottle oi CuricUEA REsoLNENr being
used. They have proved successful in every case
where have advised the of them. II Is sur
prisiug how rapidly child will improve undr their
trcatment. l rec mmend them for any disease OF
the skin being the best in the world This Is my
experience. and am ready to stand by my state
neut. JoH> X. hero,
American House, Hogansburgh. n. Y.
An rnbearable sAin Diseases Cared. n
have been afflicted since last March with skin
disease the doctors called Eexems Ny face was
covered with sczbs and sores. ADD the itching aud
burning were almost uubrsrabie. Seeing yoar
CurtcuRs REMEDIES highly recommen ded, con
Guided to give them trial u.ing this CuricuRA and
CyricuRA soar externally. and RssoLvENr inter
ay for four months. call myself cured, In graft
tude for which make this public statement.
MIS-, CLARA A. FRspERicK,
Broad Brook, Con.
Cnsicara Remedies
Cafr every species OF tor,urtnr humiliating itch.
ing burning scaiy. aud pimpy diseases OF the skin
scalp aud tlo-sd. with loss Of hair. and all hnmors
olochcs, eruptens, sor~s scales and erusts whether
simple scrofulous. or COURAGEOUS. when PHYSICIANS
and all other remedies fail.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTiCuRA, Soc; Soar,
Sc, RtsoLrxSr. u. Prepared by the POTTER
pRto AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
as-Send for How to Cure skin Diseases" ~
pages, 50 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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FLouR.-fhe market continues quiet with few
new feature. Trade Is still ruling moderate, with
the demand .ii confined to meeting pre- ssing needs
The ton. Of III. market continues fairly steady wth
mlliers holding about sisady at former rates
sALxs-we quote Western hue " a5s3 IS per bhi /.
ssperune o. ssaa 70, extra aud seconds. o. 4s< %.
Minnesota bakers clear and straight, - Da5 20.
Michigan stone ground. - 6,ss 10, wistsr wheat
rollsrs and straight, o. saa5 80. winter wheat
patents, q S.s a. .pr,ns wheat patent, good 10
y asaa ". b. do roller for export. o. poa5 coi
eHtra patent. for export. ss ssss 40.
CokNNEAL-trsde fair and prices steady
We quote Choice kiln dried At ~ i0sa Is per
bei: yer bag. Wsese. aud for choice granu
Coms-we quote high mixed saacoe; steamer
y~liow. saatsc; steamer, <7ia.yc, good no grade,
~tN<.ies "a iots lower ~ to qasliiy'
MS FlouR-is selling In small ,ots q, o. coA' Is
oArnsAL-i. steady a. o. 70 per bel. for tine
And - "~o % Tor cut.
xssss.r. aev No white. xsassic; new io~ grades,
S.sssA
BsS-sp,ins bran In sacks at els saaoo % ,
and > d 'saso 10 for winter.
Pa t,i~ioNs-lhe market continues sicRds. vi h
. fs.r bs insss doing Fork 10 meeting with . fair
d~napd, while isrd and hams Also nsovr steadily
1T e.- hvsd about the SAINT
Nc sacte long cats At els SoAH 90 pr barrel;
ass s ss ~ i.ss I'D. S:'s j.. 81 90 -S Ss
Sis soaoc 90 s.e:s els so.Oo ~: frs.h ribs. s,s
LAN,,-,hosee. ne per 10 fof in ,,rrvc.; W tn -
lbs 2Al. - In ID pals VIC in s 10 pals.
Hos fkopucrs-hAms. ionitic according 10 Size
and care smoA~d shoulders eaSc: coru~d, .i-sr
smoA~d rib.. sAasc. rib breakfast eason. llsrse
bssei-ss. iilsizc. pre..ed hams. i,iscoc. chsiee
ely dressed hogs. &c; ~ estern. aostoc eouruy.s.
bkkF-Extfa plate and family o. Sosy u
pr SSi. plat. . sO.o %, light, . scss %, ms.
and extrs mess At q ssAs ~. beef hams siA -;
beef tongue Dbl. os~oG %. half bhls " scaii %,
ueas By soss. rspe. half Dbl. o. =.
fnxsM Bxkr-Choice s'eers. eiacle Per 10; god
slaoc; light. staoc. extra heavy binds, VIC, good
nc. light. :asie. heavy torcs. sAsc, common to
eood. laAe .ratlss chaek sa4ac backs. %ssic
runp. tisisA. roands, "a .rsmps and otns 9si:s
sAos1 rtbs. eAlie. loins, sai3c.
LAM AND AurruN-We quote spring lAmhs II
Aisc. Fall. choice, saiic. others. eAsc. Chicago
mutton. choice. 7l.se; yeariinss. s.iec; ehsiee
heavy Brighton pc. Eastern. choice, sAsie
IAstesn veal. fancy. sase: others tA,c.
BrrrKR-rhe situation continues quiet and
steady, With material change to note. Fancy
butter is still meeting With . good demand and
cleans up readily but anything below fancy. lots
that show the effect Of hot weather, continue dull
and Ia buyers favor. The cold storage houses are
osecroWded and receivers obliged to force lots
on the market this account.
We 0uote Western extra fresh creamery
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This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitter'
sing the same song of praise.-> purer med
cine does not exist and it is guaranteed t
do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cure all diseases of the Liver ahd Kidneys
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the system and pre-
vent as well As cure all Mslarial fevers.-
For the cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters-Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed. or money refunded
Price 90 cts. and 81 90 per bottle at J. NJ.
Mixers drug store. janl4d&wch~ky
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MAN yields to cuetom. ss ne boz $ TO fate.
In oil things ruled mind, body and estate /;
In pain, if Rheumatic, We for cure apply
Menard's Rhe uma'ic Bullets"
The latest and beet remedy offered to III,
public for the cure Of Rbeumati.m, and al
Rheumatic affections. They are compoendet
with the greatest care by experienced chem
its. from the formula Of sn eDinen, fre nc.
Specials. in Rheumatic difficulties. and e;s
put out with entire iaith in their doing Il 1
that is claimed for them Price 81 90 pei
bottle Of J. N. Mixer and C. B Murphy &
ca
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You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about it You may yourself be one
of the many who know from personal expert
ence just how good thing it is. If you
have ever tried it. you are one Of its stannch
friends, because the wonderful thing about
it is, that when once given trial, Dr. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place IN
the house. If you have never used it and
should be afflicted with a cough cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble, secure bottle
at once and give it fair trial 1t is guar
anteed every time, or money refunded.
Trial bottles free at J. NJ. Mixers drugstore.
jan2ld&w1wchwky
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A widow, 10 years u age, i,ving IN lexs'
has cattle ranch with several hundred est
Of cattle upon it, which sh- takes care .
personally She is out in all ~ea.hers, a1t
il able 10 ride = mustang at full run. tn;
foregoing has reen going the rounds of TIM
papers, and many CONNIE nts have been ms'l'
% TO the cause Of her health and endurance
1t q very simple matter. when 1t is know
that che i. constantly supplied with S'esl"'
Little Bile Pills, which keep her liver 10 !
healthy condition, and induce a healthy cir
culation of the blood, assuring her a goot
appetite, good digestion. and consequently
sound sleep. To be bad Of J. Mix- ard &
B. Murphy & Co, at 20 cents u bottle.
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A queer trout stroy comes from Kineo, Me-
A party Of fishermen were angling from .
rowboat, and one of their number was feel
ing for trout, when in the clear water.
. big ten FOUNDER was observed to start,
opened mouthed. after the smaller fish.
The little fellow forsook the halt and swan
rapidly round and round the boat, hotly pur-
sued by the big fish. When two or three
circles had been made, and both Dish were
nearing the top Of the water. q man in the
stern Of the boat suddenly put his dip net in
and neatly scooped the ten FOUNDER out It
was queer way Of fishing, and that was
probably the most surprised trout in Moose
head lake --Lewiston Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-14

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and satisfies show conciusively that more
persons die from dissases of the Throat and
Lungs than any other. II 10 probable that
everyone. without exception, receives vas,
Aunbers Of Tubercle Germs into the system
and where these germs fail upon suitable coil
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