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He Will Keep His Skin On.

WICHITA, KAN, Jan, 6.-President Harrison
has committed the sentence OF Dave Lemon,
who was to be hanged Wednesday next, to i'm
prIsonynent for life.
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The difference between a ten-doIlar bill and
TINS warm weather is that the bill may be
changed.
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A Verdict for the Defendant,

In the Circuit Court today in the case Of
Annie McCarty, administrative, against the
Washington and Georgetown railroad COM
pany for damages of $4,000 by death Of hus-
band, the jury returned q verdict for de-
fendant
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THE ONLY BOND OFFER received at the Treas
ury department up to noon today was $50. 900
registered per cent at 1875. Ii was accepted.
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THE QUEENS LETTER.

Col EvaE-Smith, British consul general, to-
day presented to the sultan an autograph letter
from Queen Victoria. The sultan thereupon
ordered that royal salute be fired i'll honor of
the queen.
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lhls weather is hard on the architects: they
can't put frieze on any Of their buildings.
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"ln hug signo rinors." hsped the Latin scholns
as he slippee his arm around the girls waist
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Hon. J. J. Woods, the democratic speaker of
the West Virginia house, is again seriously ill
and great apprehension is felt for him. With
out Mr.. Woods vote the legislature will be a
tie, and the gubernatorial contest will hardly
be decided.
Harvard has declined to row Cornell uniyer-
sity ut New London IN june.
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Secretary Rusk Feels Proud.

Secretary Rusk when visited by STAR re-
porter this afternoon was in q particularly
good humor. He had before him a review of
his recent report made by the Manufacturer
and Inventor" paper published in England
The first line Of the criticism reads as follows:
"A work like the one before us makes us
ashamed of our own government reports" In
response to the congratulations of the reporter
the Secretary said that if he were permitted bv
Congress to organize the department. in ac-
cordance with his ideas he believed that his
next report would be more important and in
teresting still
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Important Gases in the supreme Court

The Supreme Court of the United States to
day assigned the Virginia tax coupon cases for
argument on the 27th of this month. The
Maggie case, arising out of the killing of Judge
Terry in California last summer, was set down
for argument on March /, as was also the
case Of the San Tulare railroad company,
Of California, involving the right Of the states
to impose special taxation upon railroads.
senator Edmunds made . motion to advance
for hearing the Fiske will case, which 10 Of
great interest to Cornell university, but no &C.
ton was taken upon the motion.
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IIABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
bowels by the regular of Carters
Little Liver PIIis small doses Don't forget this.
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Papa" inquired a members little bow,
what does Hon stand for before Congress
mems names?"
Honest. my son. Honest replied the fsths
and went on reading.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SECRETARY TRACY has returned from New
York
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GENERAL CLEARING SALE
AT
KINGS PALACE,
STA 9TH ST. NV,
On account of Rebuilding

ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND WRAPS
MUST BE DISPOSED OF
BELOW COST.
EFF U U RRR ssss
" 8 ! kRR ssss
UU ( kkssss
3 Red Fox Sets; Boas full 3 yds long. worth
e25 clearing sale price s14
Genuine OPpossum Sets Boas, fun length,
worth BIZ; clearing sale price 81.
Imitation Lynx BOss at s275
10 Genuine OppOssuIn Sets for children;
stohl and Muffs, very nobby. regular price
1887: clearing sale price s2.99.
White Children's Sets, former price
el25; clearing sale price J9cts
Sutria Beaver Nuts, former price s275;
clearing sale price sl.99.
Astrachan Capes. all sizes, good qualities,
extra lengths. former price Sl4, clearing sale
price $3.50.
Monkey Mufs at o5cts
Plush Cspes. extra qualities. former price
clio; clearing sale price s6.75 etc. etc. etc
Our entire stock must go. Don't miss this
opportunity.
Remember no Branch Store. and are located
Sl4 7TH STREET,
between II andL
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La Grippe has not been lost in the shuttle
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The new January term of the Criminal Court
viii be convened tomorrow.
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A Ny ONE can TAKE CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
n Pills. they very small No trouble to swal-
Low. No pal OF grlpIng after taking.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
o. C. \ Name.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. as reported by special
wire to Corsou and Mccartney, 14lS street:
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The woman suffer age movemen, is universal
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At a reception:

AT the boarding houses: Congress meets 10
day. Baked meatstomorrow.
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War,

War,
SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
sCROFULA.
BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS
COLDS.
WASTING DISEASES
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER
Many have gained one pound per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not q secret remedy. 1t con-
tsins the stimulating properties Of the Hypophos-
phites and pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. the po-
tenoy Of both being largely increased 1t used by
4hysicaus AL over the wo-ld
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painless. ErrrcruA.
BrEcHAMs PMS
BEEcHAMs PnIa
p. ID

IVEECHAMb IL Ills
THE GREAT ENGLISH MEDICINk
WORTH GUINEA A BOX
FOR WEAK STOMACH,
IMfAIhED DIGESTION
Sold by all Druey1sts Price 25c. per Boz Pre-
pared only By IHos BELcHAM 81 Heien's Lam.
cashire, Eng. b. y. ALLEN 4 CD, Sole Agents for
u s. 365 and 361 Canal ST., n Y fwho II your drug
sist does not keep theml will mail BEkCHAM PILLS
on receipt OF price, but inquire first iesss nstlon
this paper.D dlO
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Baltimore Slarkets

BALTIMORE. Jan. g. Cotton moderately ac-
tive-mIddiing, l01sal04. Flour quiet. Wheat
southern dull; Fultz 72aS2; Longoerry, 7:sas3;
western, easy; No. winter rod, spot. ami January,
1BaS:.; May, S6Aa-63.. Corn-southern duh;
white, 3oa:4 yellow, 3 a:,4; western firm: mixed
spot. 36Ia ass: january, SO n a361s; February,
09.aS6I.: March, 37a:Ts; April, 37Is; steamer,
33l a:i3s. Oats dull. steady-southern and Penn
syiyania, 2Sa3l; western, white, 30a3l; western,
mixed, 1sa:9N; graded, No. 2, white 81 bid.
Rye nat-prime to choice. 57ao9. Hay quiet
prime timothy, ll0Oal3.50. Provisions I'M
changed-mess pork. lO50al1.OO; bulk meats,
loose shoulders, >; clear rib sides, 5 sugar pick
led shoulders, 5J1; sugar-cured smoked shoul iers
~; hams, small, l0a4a all, large l0aI0s: lard,
fined. IN. Butter. moderately active-creamery
2:Ia26. Eggs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freely made at
l0c. Coffee duii-kio cargoes fair, 1875. Sugar
Quiet-A soft. ~. Copper drm-reined, l3a a
lax. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer irm-
grain per bushel, SID. Corx.for orders-os. a:5s:;d
saies-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 2OO,OO bush
els.
BALTIMORE. Jan. baltimore and Ohio stock.
lOl; Northern Central, IL: Cincinnati, Washing
and baltimore, first certificates, y9ay9a :
do second certificates, 66 bid; do. third certif-
Gates, 3Ja bid; consolidated gas bonds, ll51
bid; do. stock, 4S2.
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PALATABLE AS MILK

Sold by all Druggists.
MIG SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists ny.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Government Bonds-C. SAYS. 1891. registered.
1907, 1a6 bid, l26k asked. u. 5. As, coupon,
1907, 126 bid, l26H asked.
iO3X bid. Market stock rs. 1882, currency.
iO4H bid. oo-year fund, is, 1892, gold, lO3H bid.
stock, rs, 1901, currency, LIS bid. 3O-year
fund, It's. gold, 100. l2l bid: Mater
s sSss M sSrTensy BID ls ASKED DID $685. 1874
Miscellaneous Bonds-C. ). Electric Light bonds,
LIST Us. 100 bid: !. 5: Electric Light bonds,
Railroad. 1910, It's. Jog bid, l07 asked Washing
ton and Georgetown Convertible bonds. 6s, $50
bid. Masonic Hall Association %. 1898, los
LIST mortgage, tjs. 10 bid. Washington Market COM
pany bonds, iInr. Us. 10 bid, 10 asked Washing
ton Light Infantry first mortgage bonds
bonds, I'd IS 1904, 90 bid, 1913 asked. Wa. ing
ton Gas Light Company bonds, series A. Us,
l2l bid l2!1 asked. Washington Gas Light .oiu-
pany bonds, series ID. Us. III q bid, l-3 ASKED.
National Bank StOcks-Bank of Washington 5:1
bid. Bank Of Republic, 24J bid Metropolitan go
bid 800 asked; Central, ESQ Did, 800 asked. Sec
asked. Citizens lbs bid. Columbia, $50 bid, 100
asked. Capital. III bid.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown
$50 bid. 215 asked. Metropolitan. leo bid, l75
asked. Columbia, 81 bid. 5S asked. Capitol
and North Street. IS bid, GIL asked. lexington
and Soldiers Home, 81 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens. 43 bid. Franklin
So bid. Metropolitan. so bid National Union, 201.
bid. 21S asked. Arlington, 10 bid. Corcoran,
81 bid 6s asked. Columbia, 10 bid, 1864 asked.
German-American, $50 bid Potomac, 30 bid,
loo asked. Riggs, 81 bid, szs asked Peoples,
bid.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, 122
bid IL. asked. Columbia Title, 61x bid, 6ss asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas
a. bid, ~ a asked. Georgetown Gas, As bid. US
Electric Light 30 bid. 1904 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 23k bid.
Chesapeake and Potomac. y bid. 80. asked.
American Graphophone Company, l67s bid 17>
asked
Miscellaneous StockS-Washington Market Com
pauy Is bid. Washington Brick Machine Com
pany, 20 bid. Great Falls Ice Com pany,
III bid, 1S1 asked. Bull Run Panorama, %
bid National safe Deposit Company, 2i0 bid,
26O asked. Washington Safe Deposit Company,
l2O BID l35 asked. Washington Loan and Trust
Company = bid, 2iS asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carnage, u bad, y asked. American Security
and Trust company, 81 bid, 80 asked.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-,

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF LOCAL INTEREST IN THE
HOUSE.
Just before adjournment today Speaker Reed
made the following announcements of local
interest: Messrs. Butterworth, Lodge and
Wheeler to be regents of the Smithsonian
Institution; Mr.. Atkinson to be consulting
trustee of the reform school of the District
and Messrs. Hit and Hemphill members of the
board of directors of the Columbia deaf mute
institution.
THE EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE.
On motion Of Mr.. Compton. the House passed
a resolution this afternoon calling upon the
District Commissioners to inform the House as
to the reasons for the delay in the construction
OF the Eastern branch bridge at the foot of
Pennsylvania avenue
BILL To REVISE THE MUNICIPAL LAWS
Senator Sherman today introduced bill to
secure for the District of Columbia a complete
revision and consolidation OF the laws relating
to municipal affairs. The bill authorizes and
directs the District Commissioners and
the attorney for the District to
examine certain manuscript volumes
prepared by Josiah Quincy Kern and
to report thereon. Ii the report is favorable
Mr. Kern is TO be compensated for ms labor.
the amount not to exceed $1,000. and that sum
is appropriated. The Commissioners are re-
CURED to make their report on Mr. Kerns
work on the first day of the next session of
Congress
COMPILATION OF DISTRICT STATUTES
Mr.. Mckinley's bill, introduced in the House
today, gives the Commissioners power
to examine and purchase, if they con-
slider it advisable, certain manuscript
volumes prepared by Josiah Quincy Kern said
to be a complete and satisfactory revision and
consolidation OF all statutes relating TO the mu-
nicipal affairs of the District of Columbia.
Capitol Topics.
TO SETTLE OKLAHOMA TOWN SITE CONTROVERSIES
The House committee on territories made a
favorable report today on the Perkins bill for
settlement of town site controversies in Okla
homa. The bill as amended by the committee
provides for the appointment of a commission
for each town in Oklahoma. whose duty it shall
be to adjudicate all claims and settle title to
lands in those towns and appeal is to be had
from these commissions to a court to be estab-
lished in the territory by the President or to
the commissioner Of the general land office as
the ltigant shall elect, and the decision of
either shall be final.
WAGES IN THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Senator Sherman today presented petition
from Typographical Union, No. 5 of Columbus
Ohio, asking that Congress restore the rate OF
wages in the government printing Office paid
prior to March, 1877.
THE sncoTr DEFALcATIoN.
Mr.. Adams, chairman Of the special commit
tee ON the Silcott defalcation, is preparing a
report which is expected to be signed by all but
one Of the members Of the committee, putting
the loss by defalcation ON the government and
proposing deficiency appropriation to reim-
burse the members.
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Comp ratiyely few Of ths pstlers whose
licenses have expired slsea Jaly 18Th have
renewed. And ii IL uoeerstoot that mar
Of them sse sin peddling and taking then
chances sgaisst interference from the pub
lie, while others are banding together and
signify Their intention Of aefyiDs the law
and testing ~ e7rs.itutionalty. This Law
Raa carefully framed and is strictly in con.
sormity with the constitution simila,
law has been in free 10 Massachusetts, for
years, sni during The shoft time ,hs. it has
existed in Maine, has prOysd great bun
efit to tie public, and especially has il BEN
Gifted The itineraat SHERMAN who 90 qliek-
ly sets his face against the very law which
has pro,s esd him. It is nos at al! unlikely
that the State detectives will te informed
OF the present status q the pc.ldIsr and the
ones sh1 are att mft.rg to avoid the pay
ment Of Iieerse fees msy learn to their sor-
row thlt conf rmity aith our SAFE laws is
not only tie fafer but a's) tn; less *
pensive manner Of cen iucting bu.n s..
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woaK AT TIE AUGUSTA PULP
MILL.
Descriptions Of the Eew Filters Nov
Being Put In.

Mr. PsaazIia Age. superintendent Of
the Csfnberiaas Manufacturing Comp any,
Boss5a, vh5 Is psst!sz tue Wares paseas
aItsr into the ssiPhise PUP mil, ki1dsy
explained theis operation 70 fhs Journal
rsDsrtsr yssser lay. The IA lnufaesars Of
the beat qaal.ty Of pulp requires perfsesiy
rgFs ani esesa water. The Warm sIgsr
seeomyl.shss ;a.s mss: srceiiensly and
Ell Is 30 ssHi9is asa 20 airy self xcaiaz
tina: boy Gao readily ma-agn g. II coz
ssais 81 = large circular ts9sx &c the bot
tom Of y 5iei il a layer " eoarsc white
ssnsi % The dessh of assrly three feet. A
vertical 7hsfy n me eeRxe rsYolgss. car
ry.ng rake ~ish vertical teeth stoas three
inches apnt sid sizlstsea inches l5pg Gae
bl4ie a5ous foar iFehes vile sHs. ons-
eighth 81 al inch thick sx.en Is a,rixog-
tally from tins eeBsssI shaft to tie enter
ysrtiesi tooth through wsleh the vertical
teeth all pass, thsa, a. Tue esatrs. shsfs i
gradually rsissl ami l9~srel a, the FAKE
rsyalyes the s.ni Is thoroughly stirred YER
Ideally ard horizontally. The va.er can
be male 70 Fisa or fall through the Whole
mss, % ,saI ssd ,Ae Impurities ase passed
Of through ons outlet ard the filtered
water through sJ9fhsr. This process re-
moves the visible dlrs Of that which Is In
susgeusloa. Any discoiorztioa OF the
ps,ef esgs d by impurities Ia solution are
rem gysd bf Introducing alum Ia certain
proportions into tie FA.er while ia the
large supply tasx tas, f. ia the sltsrs, and
the proper psopaftea IA admitted By a
very isgsaious device. aHise automatically
so thar il requires % attention BY sight or
by day. Tbs daa, product Z, water ~hite
and e.cr a. cry st4i, aad far more suitable
for dfinking patpoaes Lhaa maeh that IL
Bssd There are fser of these filters, 10
all capsule Of 81 erias 900 600 gallons Of
water uDr IAV
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Tbs pleasant efec, and the perfect ssfe-
~ ei:h whtch ladies' may uss the ljqIid
fruie laxative, Scrap Of Figs, under AL
conditions msks is their favorite remedy
l. 10 pleasing - Che eve ard TO tho tast2
Statle. yeS fsctua, n acting on the xii
aeys. liver and bowels. d&vlmo.
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hr- y iAyiof 81 quincy vas 10 tht citY
yesterday.
Mr.. j. II Bean Of Sidney vas in tosn
yesterday.
Ms. win Gaanett arrived from squirrel
Island last night
Mr. d. V. Thompson came up from tae
I,lani, last nlal,s
Mr.. NJ. u R-ynolds of Sidney was IN
the city yes'erdsy.
h'irtsnt General Sgragae /, expect I'd
T. ~ Boston 'o3ay
ml-s Randall rsturnsd h1me from
Squirrel Island iaa evening.
Mrs. James shepley 81 Washington j..
visiting mr. Luce in the city
Capt ElTari r wyman Is in Boston
during the EaeampmeHt week
Miss Mac Rayuez # on "Wednesday for
Norh Scafhoro 70 visit fFiends
Cap Thomas Care md wife arrived
hame from Bosom la't evening.
Mrs Gen. Glli,shsr and daughter have
returned from tbs Isle Of Spring.
II, rLrr. Il ro1o of Eaa. VS. aisofo.
has rc'urn d ~ boat to ilopsaale. Msss.
~. Slabora and Ireasur. Claipseil Of
the Hospital turned fy3m BISON yester-
lsy.
Gen. 3. Gala shct is apefdng week
in Boston ,ariag The Grand Army Eacamp-
meat.
Mr.. Cha, NJ. Bailey Of Bailsyrin1.
wntbrop Certr', ~as on the 81 train
Fd1py.
Mr. s r cf9,iy y, n.a,ler Of Mira II. s.
M,idsn sat seath Ila3'ey FL. Mas,
on VIII
u Russell II thc Secretary o. States
ciIite, returned from Boston on the Friday
maTnty raHm1a,
Mt4. j. N Nicin' anA Nelie Stone nave
srr.l fur Rotbllnd and Camden for a
pie ear irip he ttnD
M T. ". wolmia returned som Hsm-
moni' Yesterday sH1 till spend the res; of
his vacation st Ocean Point
G. r T,lman, Z. 3 N. aaa j, +
Thrma Of R.ebmoai, were in the city yes
tcrlay aftern ,on eiI'iag % f1el4
~ % ',' '''4 ''''' Nv
reuurccl on t,c lo - train yesterday
W, f. s Whitman rni dmsh'er, Mira.
G. lleudce. go so Bar ilartor whrre
Mr.. rsrl.e eiiI yisi' fer a few woeist.
Mr. $ W Merrill f rrorilence Il. t..
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$50
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RESULTS or THE nEw CENSUS
Edisovs Of he R.naesee Journal :.

Among the resHI.s that VIII .oII5w from
the mes CELSIUS i TIE rather important oEs.
70 Kennshee. thst il Sill hare he-sttter IL
Old number Of three ssna;ors- Tile Yopa!A-
tion Of the State. 50. .45i, makes she aver
age number 70 enc senator sl.@9- After
assigning u each county as many senator's
a. tais aamher i cSnssined IN that which
Represents IL p Psla'ion. ihers remains
eight Senators 70 BE- assigned for fsacsi8as
ffaaAiia, FiscIsa7uis and sagadahss tats
tisree % thsse, eacs eozztY having e -
i7an tsas fgo e. The otse.s are zssix Tled
% the largest fsaetlDas II his oTsIer York
Hsncoek, Kssselsee, Sonerset and Enor
The spporsaonmsss viii then b. a. fol.
Lsxs.
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a Worldwide Reputation.

Tie 6sil Borden ''Easic" brsad ooa-
deased m;ik Is sold in every civilized land.
10 tie dining ;o,m or the nursery; in the
kitchen CT lha siek rosn. il takes the lead
asa ncarishlns food and seasoning. Sold
By druggists aud gscecrs.
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Have we any truly CREST mer at the pres
en-. cay? Some doubt il, ami ask to be
Shown the modern Washir St1r, Franklin
CT Webster. HJvessr this may be Of obe
thirE We are sure, there never was greater
blood purifier than Ayers Sarsspsrills.
augi2eoiI&R | y
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GiNNEIf { MORSE,
!'si. Display tli' Day!
Nectariocs, Cal. grown.
Pears. Z"
No. Carolina grown
Columbia Plums. Cal grown
German Prunes, =
Gros -
Egg Plums.
Sweet Apples, Mass. grown
Red Astrachaus, Ne.
Williams Apples. Mass. grown
Grapes. Moore's Early. n. {. grown
Apricots, Cal grown
Watermelous. Vi. grown
Cantaloupes. Mass. -
Chcrrics, NJ. grown
Blnauas. - G d0z.
Grapes il the only fruit that will be
gro Nn in plenty this year. Apples scarce
and small a a rule. Nect4rines il some
| thing new in fruit for Augusta. They
are very palataole. ; cents will buy you
two.
Arc. lG, 1880. GANxETr & MoRsF.
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IL il rather femuksb'c TIA: all the COAT
s5ua,Ie, east Of Cumberland have los: %
alstlon. although they h.ys la, % maeh
of ssimaiEa from ths ssmaer rssoFts,
While Hsos. Of ths Interior counties have
gained. ) ;.
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Ayers

s7rsaparIlia Year lie. or sha: ct some che
near and Gear 10 you nay depend ca the
.sss- u tass ~sii-approTsd remedy in rxefer-
enes % any ether preparation Of similar
na,a.. IL Is compounded 81 Hoes.ar4s sar-
SPARTA ftse variety meet rich in curative
prsertiesi. xtiil4asta, mandrake. ye.icw
deck, and Inc todiass. TIE process Of man
afaeSare rs original, sktEfai, sernpeGozssy
eleaFl- and sssch As 10 secure the very best
medicinal qualities q each ingredient This
nsisaisetas Is BOT boiled nor hsassd- aEsi u,
sAeTefore. not ceeoetioa; but {, ia es1na-
pound extract. obtained by method ex-
ei2siysiY our o~n. u the best snd RIOS:
powerful alternatives. toaies. and ciiirstles
known to pharmacy. Fur tie last forty
yezTs, AYer'3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
PUBLIC SAFETY
DEMANDs

Tha: ou!y honsss and reliable medicines
sao-aif b. placed spon the market L can
nef- therefore, Be stated 100 enphar,eaHy,
aors repeated To-, 0fsss. thas al who are ia
ned % q genafne Eioed paxfesx shez.d
e sure zac ask tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-16
The Daily Journal at UGion Depot
Portland.

People returning from visits TO point,
west OK Portland will dG1 the Daily Ken
aehec Journal on sale a, the Chisholm
Brothers, News Stand in the Union Depot
They will thus be able to while away the
ress of The journey from tia: point horne
in reading all the home news. NO
rot fsll 70 ask f9r the Journal there. All
tie trains stop long enough 10 give
abundant time for securing 10.