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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

Daily xennebtf a'nrn..l
FRIDAY, SEPT. 70. 1870.
70 VACATION TOURISTS.
Parties leaving the city on their sum.
mer vAcatiens, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent 10 their address fer ssy
length Il time desired, ut IL cents per
week. Address Of paper changed when
ieslreA.
NEW ADvERrIeEMENTs TO-DAY.
NEW ApvkRrlsWAuu
Railroad Comuissioner's Notice.
For sale-CoAl stove.
.9ccal gu, .!crs,.
The umbrella-to- mead man struck the city
yesterday.
The first Finnan Haddies of the season a,
Moulton 4 Co.
II. b. Penney. Gage St, is having All sidi-
tiou to his house built
The county commissioners hold y special
session Tuesday next.
Diving was commenced yesterday for put
ting in the new pier to the west of old middle
pier.
Quite large crowd for the State Fair
took the morning train out of the city yes
t,risy.
The pulpit of the NJ. 4. church will be
supplied next Sabbath by the Rev. Geo. W.
Hunt, of Gardiner.
A life size crsyon portrait, Of the late Capt.
Geo. Weymouth of Richmond, is on exhibi-
ion at Davis Bros.
--
cheaper than Dirt bars Brussels soap
no rosin) for so cents, and a patent soap
raw frce. a, riasIa q Ca.
Inc WORK OF laying inc stone Walk IN iron"
If the public building was commenced yes
eruay' Twin DC Oh me cut sran''e'
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'e"' eo"'' io' iiseS'"q"i' eo""S "Ss "e'"
"A"te" W ue io"''" '"s'e"' Vi '"e seo"""
uesuay ~ formerly
Still the fence. IN down. nrominent
.test scoui.ition tn the ranks If those who
lon oeheVe IN THIS class OF adornmen''
"G,;ry 4, tho .,.llio, RAG. Mt R..co,
,.,l -. . co,nnon ,,..,;o, man ~. a.li,,
mn .,otbe, .,o,y ,h. .,,.., E,om pr..s,,i,.
ic,,ions tho.e yoipy from Auvu.,a will no
many
Togus IN .mi,ing ove, tho nroso.ct far
,e~ railroad. and tho .,,.r,.i,m,,t .ao,,.J
~ IN. do, .how rh. anyway 10, an. ,,.J
"a, comn,eted "Wednesday II i. IN en,.,
he uroun \. pe., the uo.ni,al
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"
The largest back pension ever drawn in
his State WAS that for Fannie c. Hail.
widow Of Winthrop II. Hall, drawn recently
ma
:, A., -
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A lot OF blue clay was yesterday dumped
nto the river at the west end of the bridge.
Will be used for pudding about the Golfer
am' work upon which will begin today.
OK pier was constructed yesterday to which
-------
IL 10 esumated that the Edwards Manu-
ACQUIRING company VIII pay out for labor
DIS year. over and above their regular pay
oil. nearly 100000. The greater part Of
his money has been expended in this city
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13
70 VACATION TOURISTS.

Parties leaving the city on their sam.
ner vacatisns, car have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent 10 their address for am
length Il time desired, ut IL cents PER
week. Address Of paper changed when
aeslre1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12

towarzysze bezemnle powroca?
l znowu W rozracsy zaczatem
krzyczeG / rekAmi j nogami
biz O drzwi = odchodzllem
cd przyt ,mnosci, rzucifem sic
ma ziemie, i pc niel sic, krzy-
czac, tarzatem.
Zmeczony +, pozbawiony sit,
slraci1em przytomnosc, a gdy
znowu oczy otworzylem, ujrza-
lem swiatlo ksiezyca, poda)a-
ce przez jeden 2 otworou do
mego wiezienia wfasnie ma
trupa naprzeciwko mnie Sic
dzacego; o. ktorem W mych
rozpaczliwych uslfowaniach zu-
peinie pcawie zapomnia}em.
Okropny widok! Odwroclfem
wee z wstretem twarz W dru-
ga strone, ale nowy dreszcz
mic przeszedf ma widok dwoch
ocz lskrzacych, ktore ma mnie
byly wlepione. Drzac re stra-
chu, zakry1em twarz rekami,
kiedy naraz us1yszafem ciche
miauczenie i gdy oczy otwv-
rzyiem, ujrza}em kota, ktorY
kolo mnie sic przenknaf. Przy
swietle kslezyca poznafem te-
go kota = byf to Farouche,
ktorego nam Dufour pokazaf.
Kot ten . nadzwyczajna ere
cznoscia sunat pc murze izni-
knaf W jednym re wzmiAnko.
wanych otworow. Przekona-
lem sic, lie kot ten tn miat
swa skrytke = >aczerpnafem
novel odwagi. Przypomnia-
lem sobie, ze Baron Adryan
z tel skrytkl miat wyjscie i
gfos wewnetrzny mowlf mi,
lie | ia to wyjicie znajde.
Nadeszfo rano. Jasnoscia
dilemma osmielony, zaczalem
wprzod trw"zliwie j zwolna
zblizaG sic do trupa. Wreszcie
ciekawosG p~rzemogla i zbl,zy
lem sic zupeinie. Glowa lego
pochylona by Ia mad porecza,
claio ME ulegio z~uls7czeniu, "a
lie wyschfo jak mum'a. Byfa
to twarz m'odej dzlewczyny.
Male usteczka otwarte zdra-
dzaiy diva rzsdy liniacych,
a iak periy zebew. Rece alo2o'
, ne spoczywaiy ma Ionic; ma
i iednem palm byta zwyczaina
ztota obraczka = to ohracz
ka sIubna. N"gi spoczywaiy
ma faweczce. Gala postac by.
Ia ubrana cle4ka ~jelwabua
:. suknle, ktorej keloru i dls
niedostatecznego swiatia ! dls
J. tego, lie materya wyblak1a
e poznae ME mogIem. Ma sly
byi szrur droglch pereI
i. krzyz dya,nentows. I'm d}u2e
j przypatrywafem sic trupowi
!; tenn wiecej nab1eralem Pc
k wnosc,, h. to owa n~ieszczesll
u wa Eucya Pracontal, ktor'
. ,.rzed 20 laty, W tym loch'
smlerc swoJa z~nalazfo. Gale u
a. brau'e zgadzafo sic 2 opisen
Dufoura: j%edwabna suknia
lie sznur PEREZ z krzyzem dya
n mentowym, obraczka s'ubn
a. : lie byfo najmnie)szej wal
= pliwoscl. w tel chwili usty
e. szafen. znowu szmer i CLOS
&, oddalone, vice znowu zaczs
k lem sic Wysllac, ]ak wczora
A. ale daremnle. Przez 2 godz
a. ny siyszalem te glossy, to wi,
la cej zbllzone, to znowu bal
Q. dz,ej oddalone Eic nj
XII zdradzaio, ze mole krzyl
ktos slySzal zwatpifem vie
i upadlem bez~iadny ia III
w mic.
te Prey TEN wszystkiem pra
20 gnienIe paliio ME okropnie-
ma ME wiedziatem, co poczac
lie, zaczafem Pana Boga presl
a ably skrocit mole cierpieni
10 Naraz uslyszalem szelest r
divorce - deszcz padaf. Wn'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12

przytem, lecz wszystko da-
remnie. Przerazifem sic i krew
mi uderzyfa do gfowy, ale
wnet sic uspokeilem, DO wy
perswadowatem sobie, ze pc.
trzeba mi tylko krzycsec, ably
mie wyswobodzono, Me chcac
jednakae wystawic sic W obec
towarzyszy ma pesniewlsko,
lie .jak lis wszedfem W }apke,
postapowilem zeczekac, al
mie sami znajda. Tymczasem
ola skrocenla czasu zaczafem
rrzygladac sic blize) menu
wlezieniowl.
Byla to izba ekoio 10 stop
dfoga i 8 szeroka; W jednej
scianie, nadzwyczaj gruoej by
fy diva malenkie otwory; ia
XII otwor W przeciwlegfej scla.
ME sfuzyf do utrzymywanla
przewiewu i czyszczenia po-
wietrza. Gdy sic oczy mole
przyzwyczalfy do ciemnoscl,
ktora tn panowafa, zaczafem
rozpoznawaG p%rzedmioty, mia
nowicie tie, ma kt6re padafo
swiatfo. Ma srodku stat wiel-
XII stof ekragiy, PREY MIN
krzesfo z poreczami, skora O.
bite, obok tego potezna traba
W ksztafele rogu, iakich uzy-
wall sredniowiecznl rycerze
PREY polowaniu. Ogladaiac ten
instrument, przypomnlafem So
bic opowiadanie Dufoura o
Baronie Adryanie - ME by
10 watpliwosci: rog tel MALE
aaf do Adryana, a ia sic znaJ-
) do valem " lego zagadkowem
tainem schronleniu. UtwlerdZl-
lem sic jeszcze W tenn przeko'
naniu, gdy IA scianie ujrza'
lem zawieszony helm l pan
: cerz. Teraz odwrocifem sic W
F., druga strone %ciemnieisza izby
Tam dostrzegfem drugie, jesz'
cze wieksze krzesfo z porecza'
. mi, a gdy sic zbl'2yfem, vi
; rzatem ku najwiekszemu ne
y mu zdzlwieniu ma owen krzes
z lie postat kobiety, ktora jat
. sic zdaje drzema}a.
0 - Niezawodnle pony
C slafem sobie - jest to iedn;
D z corek Dufoura, ktora prey
dzisleiszym skwarze przyszia tt
e do tel chiodnej skrytki
zdrzemne1a sic. Skoro sic o
c budzi, wyprowadzi mnie ztad
e Wstydzifem sic teraz, d
e tax sic z poczatku przestraszy
J lem, ale pon,ewaa uwa2aieu
o BE. czas byfo wraca6 do dc
mu, zawofalem ma spiac
c dziewcze, ably )e obudzic, al
!; ME otrzymaiem odpowiedz
A. Vice tedy zblizam sic do nlt
i chce ia dotknieclem zbudzit
gdy nagle wydalem krzy
J. p~rzeraziiwy - przed-mua n
kr2esle siedziaf wysch}y tru
a., dziewczyny!
Teraz JUL ME zdoiafem p'
nuwac mad SODA.
Przypadtem do drzwi ! n
VI obawiajac sic jul wydrwlwa
re strony towarzyszy, zacz
lie lem krzycze6 W nisbogfosy :
u lecz daremnie! Rekam i z
ie bsmi chclafem drzwi oderwa
ale jedyny byf ten skute
nj lem sic poka!eczyi i pokrw
II viii. Juz bylem bliskim utr
ty zmysl6w, kiedy mi nag
przypommafa sic tlaba, o 1t
III rel Dufour opo~,adal, 2e ia
e. poteAny mlafa gfos. Whale
d. wee instrument do. ust, ale
ne giosu ME wydat, DO scial
fy jego byfy cd s iedz' przezar
~ przedz,urawloue. Zrozpacz
re ny i zmeczony upadiem
te krzesio, .ktore stale PREY sto
ma kledy magic u~Sfysza}em z d
'e] l"ka szmer i CLOS - zdawa
=" sic, lie kogos szukala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-12
Okropne chWile.
(Ciag dalszy).
Zdarsenie, opowiedssane przeS Leo
narda K......"

cic, kledy Ernest zroblf pro-
po7ycya, ably sic zabaw'c W
chowapego. - Tu W zamku
sa znakomite skrytki - dodai.
- WszakAe prawda, panic Du-
four, pozwolicie nam, abysmy
sic cokolwiek zabawili?
Owszem! Owszem! -
odrzekt Dufour = tylko sic
panowie mie]cie ma bacznoscl,
abyscie ma tel zepsutej posadz'
&c karku ME nakrecili! - Me
ma obawy! - odpowiedzlelis-
my i kazdy pobiegf W swo]a
strone = Ernest miai mas szu-
kac.
ia pobiegfem pc marmuro-
wych schodach W gore do a
Ii, W ktorej kilka drzwi Wi
dzialem i przez ledne z tych
drzwi wszediem do wielkie]
komnaty, W ktorej ]edne scia
re prawie Gala zajmowat O.
gromny kominek 2 gzymsem
marmurowym. Wfasnie chcla-
lem otworzyc szafe, stoiaca ma
przeciwlegfej scianie, kiedy
uslyszafem CLOS Ernesta ma
schodach. Usiadlem wiec pred
ko ma ziemi i schowafem sic
" kacie "a wYstajacem grym-
sem komina. Clos Ernesta sic
zblizaf, vice mimowolnie vie
ce) przycisnaiem sic do sciany,
gdy nagle poczulem, re scie'
ma sic usuwa. Obejr2afem sic
przeto i ujrzafem drzwl tax
sztucznie umieszczone W scia
ME, wyfoaone] tablicami de-
bowemi prseslicznej roboty'
Re PREY najtroskliwszem szu'
kaniu ME byto ich MONA
dostrzedz. Musia1em, przycis-
kajac sic do sciany, nacisnad
tajen.na spre&yne i W ten spo
sob drzwi otworzyiem. Me
miaiem tel wiele czasu dc
namysfu, DO JUL slyszafen
gfos Ernesta W sail, wiet
czempredzej schowalem sic dc
owej skrytki i zamknalen
drzwi "a SODA, Peczufem, 2t
znajduje sic W dfugiem cias
nem ganku = widziee nit
ME mogtem, DO bvfo zupelnl'
ciemno, poczufem tylko, 4
gapek clasny, DO gdy sic o
brocifem, traciiem tokclem
muir. Przez kllka minut sic
dzla1em eicho, wstrzymula
oddech, ably sic ME zdradzle
Ernest wszedt do tel komna
ty, ale wreszcle p%owiedzis
sam do sieble: ,,nie, W tyr
skrzydle go ME masz", i pc
szedl szukac dalej. Usmiaier
sic . niego i gdy uwazafen
he iu4 dosy6 daleko mogf {
DESC, chciaiem wyJse me
kryiowki.
Zaczafem vice szukac drzv
i macao pc scianach, DO lad
ma szpara pie zdradzifa, gdzi
tie drzwi bye NIGGA, a kner.
mex zupefnie stracifem, DO 81
W ganku kllka razy obroci
4 lem. Obiema zatem rekan
zaczafem macao, idac wd}t
sciany, ably sic domacaG j
kiej klamki, hub sprezyny :
wreszeie po dfugiem szukan'
namacaien. malenka zasuwk
2 cafem nate2eniem silly o
sunalem ia wielkie 3elaz'
zardze wlafe drzwi otwo"zy
sic przedemna = ale ME b
fy to te drzwi, przez kto
wszedfem. Chciafem clezkle
drzwl otworzye wiecej, ale
wilgotnej posadzce kam'enn
posllznaiem sic i upadiem
kllka stopniach do lzby sfo1
tylko oswleconej = ale ro
noczesnie "a NINA drew,
trzasklem sic zawarfy.
Dreszcz Jimmy mnie pr
szedf. Natych'niast p"dnl'
lam sic adv drZwi otwurz\
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12

The Washington correspondent of
the Detroit Free Press, under date of
June sth, telegraphs the following bit
of information which is If especial in
terest Ia "us all" down here: 1T will
be some months before Robert Mekin-
stry's term AS pension agent at Detroit
will expire, and the senators have sage
ly agreed with Corporal Tanner to leave
that crippled veteran in undisturbed
possession of his office. They have
also agreed that il would never do To
succeed him with "a whole man. To
quote republican congressman. They
have already picked out crippled sol
dier To succeed him, and the appoint
ment of the Rev. +. H. Harvey, of Van
Buren, county, is fully decided upon.
The Free Press is able to state positive
~ that Capt. Gavett's exertions and his
great Endorsements are useless. The
one armed minister is already assured
the place This would have hit us eX-
actly if it had described one-leggcd
instead of a one. armed minister.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12
Probate Court Proceedings.

Following is IA synopsis of the pro-
ceedings ia the probate court for the
week ending Tuesday, June 1lth:
Estate of Milan G. Conkln, deceased.
AdmnistratiX declining To accept, an
order was entered appointing l.. IL.
Titus administrator
In the matter of Marvin D. Hannahs
ct al, minors Bond on sale of real
estate, and oath before sale, filed.
Estate of Christiana Rowley, deceased.
Report of sale of real estate filed and
order of confirmation entered.
Estate of Elias Aldrich, deceased.
Hearing on final account and order en-
tered allowing the same
Estate of Julia A. Adams, deceased
Appraisers warrant and inventory filed
Estate of John Cobbledick, deceased.
Order appointing Decatur Downing adj
ministrator.
Estate of Chas. III. Lurkins, deceased
Will and petition for probate of same
filed. Hearing, July Sth.
Estate Of Edgar ID. Darling, deceased
Order appointing Elmer +. Darling adj
ministrator.
Estate of Chas +. Gates, deceased
Hearing on petition to mortgage real
estate.
Estate of Porter 4. Dean, deceased.
Order admitting will To probate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12

THE society of the Clan na-Gael,
composed exclusively of lrshmen living
i'm American, is under terribly dark
cloud of suspicion. 1t is charged by the
friends of DR. Cronin, recently murder
ed in Chicago, that he was the victim
IF the agents of this society. 1t appears
that some years ago DR.. Cronin assert
ed that nearly 800, 000 of the money
contributed for the Irish cause had been
misapproprated He did not conceal
his opinion rs To who were the guilty
persons, and his fixed determination to
bring them to justice is alleged to have
aroused bitter luminosity against him.
During the sitting of the Parnell COM
mission, LeCaron, the informer, gave
evidence. He had been intrusted with
important secrets by the Irish party
here, which he had regularly betrayed
To the British government. He stated
that the government had four spies
still at work in this country, all of whom
were i'm the confidence of the Irish
societies He refused To make their
names public, on the ground that it
would be the signal for their murder
This statement of LeCaron was cabled
here, and the Irish societies were at
once in "A Juror of suspicion. They held
meetings, and inaugurated systematic
hunt for the four spies The enemies
of Dr. Cronin did not miss this oppor.
tunity of directing suspicion to him
He was murdered, and the Gamma
Gael is suspected of having ordered his
removal. Officers of high rank in the
society emphatically deny this, but adj
init that the murder may have been
committed 10y some members of the
order, impelled by personal grudges, or
in revenge for the treachery of which
Cronin was suspected. 1t is hoped that
the investigation now in progress will
remove the dark veil which now en-
shrouds this crime.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12

A TERRIBLE calamity has befallen
Seattle, Washington territory. AT 2;30
p. IN. last Thursday fire broke ont in
IA candy factory, and before the flames
could be stayed the whole business por-
ton of the city was in ashes. Every
bank, hotel, place of amusement-all
the leading business houses, all the
newspaper offices, depots, miles of
steamboat wharves. coal sheds, freight
warehouses aud telegraph Offices are
burned. A stiff breeze was blowing
from the northwest when the fire began,
and it soon got the best of the fire de-
partment. The water supply gave out
within two hours after the fire began,
and then the flames had clean sweep.
Tacoma sent her fire department, but
the want of water rendered il use
less The loss is fixed ut about seven
millions of dollars, with insurance ag-
gregating two anda-half millions.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12

The response to the appeal from
Johnstown from all parts of our land
has been prompt and hearty, and no
city can say that its neighbors have not
done well; but among them all none
has been more prominent, in proportion
TO its size, than the national capital;
and the president has showed that he
j. as well able To assume the position of
the first citizen of Washington rs he is
to direct the operations of the executive
department of the government. Called
To preside over public meeting of the
citizens of Washington yesterday, Presi-
dent Harrison rose easily to the require
ments of the occasion, and outlined i'm
his speech, on taking the chair, a plan
of operations at once the most practi-
cable and most efficient that could have
been devised He suggested first, that
a train load of provisions be sent to
Williamsport as soon as possible; second,
that committee he appointed to collect
clothing and forward it where it is
most needed; third, that money should
be collected To relieve the distress that
will follow in the wake of the great
calamity. His suggestions were carried
out, and Washington's help was at once
on the way. As president, Gen. HaIri-
son has set i'm motion whatever machin-
cry the government possesses for the
relief of the survivors of the great disas-
ter. Pontoons and tents are ON the way
from the war department and the navy
and treasury departments, and i'm fact
all the departments are doing whatever
is possible. This action is what we
should expect of every president; but it
is by no means every president that
could have acted as Gen Harrison did
yesterday, presiding over and guiding
the deliberations of public meeting,
citizen among his fellow-citizens and
making such wise and practical sugges-
tons as insured the quickest and most
efficient and helpful action possible
~ y Mail and Express, June 9Th.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12
L. Consumption IncurabIe 2

Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark. says: Was down with Alb
scess of Lungs, aud friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurable consumptive.
Began taking DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on my third bottle,
and able To oversee the work On my farm 1t
is the finest medicine ever made"
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says
" Had it not been for DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption | would have died
of lung troubles Was given up by doctors.
Am now in best of health" Try it. Sam
pie bottles free at Bartram d Millington's
drug store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-12
c. r. AvERY--DRY GOODS.

Open for your Inspection
and Approval, the most com
plete line of PARASOLS
and FANS ever offered to
our citizens. Would call
your particular attention to
a Large Parasol with Fancy
Handle at % cents, manu-
facturers' price for these
goods are 30 cents, and no
less. In Fans we can ac-
commodate you at any price
from ] cent up.
w HlTE GOODS we
show in great variety, from
Gets per yard and up.
Warm weather Dress Goods
in great variety and styles;
will here make particular
mention of a "a inch all
Silk Surah, in new and de-
sirable shades, at 5Scts per
yard; these goods cost more
money to import.
Have a lot of st. Joseph
Seamless Hose i'm Cardinals.
sizes Z and s inches, suita-
BILE for a boy or miss, at 10
cents a pair; will add that
they were designed to sell
at 25cts a pair. Have a box
of Pocket Books and Purses
at 19cts each, some of these
goods cost 3Scts. 1t would
seem incredible that you
could buy a Ladies' Plated
Bar Pin, with assorted
Stone Settings at BETS each,
yet such is a fact-see for
yourselves. Have a good
extra line of Boys and
Gents Satin Scarfs at 10cts
each; these are regular SOC
goods, which you will admit
on seeing them. Have you
seen our Tennes Flennels
at 124c per yd. Those oil
Paintings in Gilt Frames
2S by ~ in.-4 in. moulding
at CSC each is the biggest sur
prise yet in store for you,
you will feel like parting
with CSC the minute you see
them. Yes, we have Note
Paper at Sc a gu. Twelve
Id. Legal Cap paper at 10c
GU. Envelopes at &c a pack
Mems Seamless Socks at DC
a pair. Suspenders at &c
pair. 25c Egg Beaters at
10c. . at Tin Pans at DC.
10 bars of Soap 25c. Pigs
in Clover 10c. Etc, Etc.
Space too limited to mention
one hundreth part of what
is in store for you.
r AVERY
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ATTEMPTS at bribery is charged
against Geo. W. Matthew. in the inter
est of the Rhines voting machine, which
was under consideration in the house at
Lansing. 1t is claimed Walthew was
paying for votes in the stock of the con
Germ. Arrests are threatened
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A WASHINGTON telegram IF the Sth
inst. says Congressman Burrows dined
with the president and family on FRI
day. Mr. Burrows thinks an extra SEES
sion of congress will be called in October.
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You would be surprised TO know that Prize
Baking Powder take the cake
We will give you thirty cents in cash with every
pound of Wolverine Baking Powder sold soc per
pound This means that we sell at zoe per ID.
When you want TO buy pound of good un-
colored Japan Tea at soc per Id. anyone has,
in and try ours, and will give you nice glass
goblet
You who want to spring medicine Sar-
saparilla-wi find Perrigos, at soc per bottle,
good any
Sufferers from Catarrh can get satisfaction GUAR
ANrEED by the of Perrigos Catarrh Cure soc.
Try it.
1t may be quiet in the retail business but, with
manufacturing department in full blast, have
all do, and haven't time to write lengthy
Grafton the merits of store. But the merits
all right, you will find by inspection.
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Drive Wells.

Charles II. Scott desires to inform the
people of Van Buren, County, that he repairs
pumps of all kinds and puts down drive
wells. Twelve years experience. Leave
orders at the store of Dunning d Billsborrow
Paw Paw. l644
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BARTRAM g. WELLINGTON.
Or. r. q. BR EVER.
= = VI a e 8
Devoted to Treatment of Chronic Diseases.

This extensive experience with
thousands of patients enables me TO
cure every durable case. Those af-
fiicted with diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Throat, Heart, Brain, Nerves,
Kidneys, or suffering from Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Debility, Youthful
lndiscretions, Cancers, Old Sores,
Tumors, Fits, any Chronic Ailment,
are invited to call and examine my
record of CASES CURED, when hope of
cure had been abandoned. Candid
in my examinations, reasonable in my
charges, and never encourage with
out surety of success.
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PAW PAW, MICH. JUNE ia, 1889,

JAS. II. STONE has been appointed col
lector of the port If Detroit, vice John b..
Maloney, removed
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VINELAND, Wis, Sept. 9th, 1888.
Emma {. Bennett, who has been
Ill for more than nine (9) years, UNI
able to speak word or walk step,
is HELPED by taking DIR. f. b. Brew
er's medicines and is now able to
SPEAK and TALK. | advise all who
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prize their health delay consult with Dr.
and truthful physician. EMMA c. BENNETT.
DIR. F. b. BREWER,
1876 Chicago Ave-, Evanston, Ill.
Will he the Dyckman of July
Address all letters f. b. Brewer NJ d.. Evanston, Ill.