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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30
How to Dre.s Poultry.

The following words of advice on the
subject of poultry dressing are from the
instructions sent out by a commission
firm OF Chicago to its patrons: In the
first place, poultry should be kept with
out food twenty four hours. Full crops
iniure the appearance and are liable to
sour, and, when this does occur, CORE
spondiDgly lower prices must be accept
ed than obtainable for choice stock
Never kill poultry by wringing the neck.
TO dress chickens kill BY bleeding in the
mouth, or opening the veins of the neck
Hang by the feet until properly
bled. Leave head and feet on
and do not remove intestines or crop.
Sealded chickens sell best to home trade,
and dry-picked best to shippers, so that
either manner of dressing will do. il
done properly. For scalded chickens
the water should be az near the boiling
point RS possible without boiling Pick
the legs dry before sealding. Hold by
the legs and head aud immersc and lift
up and down three times. If the head
is immersed it turns the color Of the
comb, and gives the eyes sunken
appearance, which leads buyers to think
the fowl has been sick. The feathers
and PIN feathers should then be
removed Immediately. very clean
ly. and without breaking the skin;
then plump by dipping ten seconds
in water nearly or quite boiling
hot and then Immediately into cold
water. Hang in cool place until the
animal heat is entirely out To drv-pick
chickens properly the work should be
done while the chickens are bleeding.
Do not wait and let the bodies get cold.
Dry. picking is much more ea-ily done
while the bodies are warm Be careful
and do not break and tear the skin lu
dressing turkeys observe the same
instructions as are given for preparing
chickens, but always dry-pick. Dressed
turkeys. when dry picked, always sell
best and command better prices than
scalded ones .-Oydnge Judd Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30
Everything In Order.

1t takes time TO arrange al The exhibi's
OF b z fair like the trieuoHi eShibi.ion Of
the MASSACHUSETTS, Charitable Mechanic
Associate on. but the managers Of the Me-
chapic.' Fair of this year have been won
d, rfolly succs ssful in this respect, and now
al is in perfec' running order, and in com
pleie readiness for the thousands os visitors
Sho d ily come to the big exhibition build
ing on Huntington Avenue. Bost.n II is
impractcsble TO mention I'll. or even the
more important. of the exhibits, bu. it is
admitted by all that the fair is a bril- liant
one. The display of machinery, much Of
It in operation, i, notabl< fine; there is a
large arraY of manufactured goods of every
description, and tie art collection is val
usble ard exceedingly interesting. Band
concerts are given every day and evening
by The most famous bands of New Englaud
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

| -enaSDr Vest claims that Grover Cieve-
| land has been won over TO free silver.
| II this be so and there has been no
| denial of the assertion the eonve rsion
OF Saul of Tarsus could scarcely have
| been more astounding, In his annual
mes sage Of 1855 President Cleveland In
Weighed against the dangers OF silver
| eoinsge with force and eIoquence never
| squalled In aDy other Of hi public utter
| ances ". made a most spirited affack
upon the opsrafion of the Bland bill
declar ng that ''If his silver coinage be
Dtlnu~d We may ress onabiy expect thar
gold and its equivalent will abandon the
field of circulation to silver alone. This,
OF course, must produce severe CON
traction Of our circulating medium in
.tead OF adding to It," Later on In the
same message he declared that the
depre iatlnn 10 the purchasing power OF
the dollar rha' wnuld result from con
tlnuance of the provisions Of the Bland
bill would be ruinous adding that II IL
went on "The pittance Of the widow
and the orphan and the incomes Of help
less beneficiarles Of all kinds would be
disastrously reduced The depositors
In savings banks and In other
institutions which hold Ia trust the
savings OF The poor when their
little aceumulations are scaled down to
meet the new order Of things would, in
their distress painfully realize the
deiason Of the promise made to them
that plentiful money would improve their
condition." This was Grover Cleveland
in 1885. Today the leading man in the
United States OF his parry ia parading
him, without contradiction, rs convert
not to the limited coinage of silver, as
provided by rhe Bland bill, whose opera.
ion he 20 vigorously denounced, but to
IL free and unlimited coinage. How has
the mighty fallen. Where Is the soici.
tut le f"r the "widow", the .'orphan."
the incomes OF helpless beneticlaries"
and the saving Of he poor" that moved
Mr.. Cleveland TO such majestic strains Of
.ioqueuceg How 'oon does the great and
disiniere4ted statesman degenerate into
the time serving politician. In order to
secure the support OF Western politicians
Mr. Cleveland swallows his silver coin |
NJ eonvirtlons,aud submlssiveiy follows
tie fr,e coinage banner
Can Mr., Vest be stating a fact? Even |
so, for Mr.. ClevelaDd's silence gives his
assent 10 the Senator's statement of his |
position We have locked In vain for |
Mugwump denunciatlon OF such Dema |
gogu,ry 1t is evident that the men
" no train in that small company will |
follow their leader anywhere. even |
though they are forced to make yester- |
days creed the text for tomorrow's |
pbitIipe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

One cf "a. m,d i.>t man IN the civil.
ix'd eo'll iu~i row l. Rurn-nd. editor
OF Pu eh. A play OF hi which was to
be pr'du ed at Lonton thester last
week. hut was d-layed, was, neverthe-
lee, reviewed at lcngth In London
Journal, aud roupdly abused, exavtly "a
II Il had heeu seeu This occurrence il
not without it, advantages however
Il gives the great public an opportunity
to iadg~ | retty accursiely of the intriu-
sic vatue Of large amount of dramatic
criticism
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The annual meeting OF the Auausla
Auxiliary to the Womans Foreign Mis.
sionary Society OF the Methodi,t church
will he held at ths parsonsge, G3 Winthrop
street, this afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock. Tie
programme includes recent letters from
Korea and China, and = paper b, Mrs. G.
II. Mason on Japan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30
CALENDAReP coMIso EVENTS



New s~ifaseeeh District lodgr, tsofl irmtiafs
BreotlH.
sr A--itfsein District ioegf. '''f' isint'a O.
Bssmsa.
NSv ~ fW' bfsH''e tN"s' ''' '"'"fs~'N'
x.y zs,. traoh,,s f5lsirict f<oag.. Good Tsupiar,
-. q ,.i,a
soy gs-ku.x 4 fsstftet Ls,fxe Good Iemglars
North sbpi tsa, -.
Sg,. q wi'.,s ssha,. s'''''
f,er 4 Kspnei,ee Di-fre1 LodFs, Good TEN
plass, Aasssts ,- n. -
brc -eH pfsttt b'-t'et h""s" """' 'FN
piar-, CarBsiiIr
fss. i.@~tsti1d utsiitei Lodge. o"~a i"mpsA
norway
WsttRt0us
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

"rhe stupidiy Of people who assert
to the eost Of ms;erisl." say. General
Benz .min + Butler. "i@ equsl.i only by
the di-i.onrsiv of th,ss,- who kuos her er
AM say the same thing Fake cotton
cslic..-sh- t-rifs ha~ hrea five ceats per
ysr fer may v~Srs- You IAN bav it for
u ept- ''"ap IL :, hr'mgh, Il down.
ant ~ u hs- b- n snd ~ii he with
F, on. u "f ther thi g" G-usrsi
{Rtttf ,e' ri ssra-r thing ,haa ,hi.
In 's> n~ an Poe fraa,. sa,.hi,t-
mig m"he i..io. b cut lag it cut
and p sting 1t sn heir hat..
i. Thi. counsrvt 4. .re,er'ed 70 hsve $40
colleges aea ani>rr~ tbs sgsiaSs ni..e,v
f'sur In Ea oi~; hut thu ls,t.r are far
higher in rank, have las more pro
fessers tlsn over four tim-s So msny
institutions herr. ard tl.sil more stu.
: dents than our 80 400. Our colleges
etc., have lsss thin aao students each
On he'sversgs tlias-. Of &c many have
1921 mere than six times rs msuv
teimany. Aus-r ria ana Spain fcS, the,
have very nearlv As many uul,ersi,,
professors ~ the Unit d States. II i,
hescsasrg pretty evi,ieu, thosgh from
tt- sssii strides the United states h.,
made Ia educational aff.lr- during th,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The Ioudon Tunes gives an article on
English Speaking People. It there APP
pears that at the beginning of the pres
ent century there were 2i.oo0,oo0 who
spoke the English language; that now
there arr 10 America alone l00, 0,e1o.00h
In Great Britain and Ireland. te,oo0. 900
while this same lsnguage ''has taken for
It's own" nearly the whole Of Australia.
From this will appear the uselessness oi
Nolspuk. English Is destined to be the
worlds language, and very large por.
ticu of the population of the globe will
not have to learn L.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Chlesgo'. Big F"ur'' are hegg"g h.
whole trade: OF fotty barge packing
housrs IN Gin innatl, Ohio, fiftren wears
$40 remarked Que If the old packer.
OF thst city last week, shut live are 10
existence today OF course others
have sprung up In the meantime, hut
none OF lhem do as much as the old
ones
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The fact that fhe Vanderbilt family
pays on.-,hirteeuih Of the persona
property tax collected In New York City
has b.en brought "ut before The leg ala,
tive in,e-tiga iug committee. 1t should
not be inferred that the family ov u.
one-thlrtscn'h of the personal valuation
Of the city ou the contrary, it Ia the
belief Of the municipal authorities that
many men quite ~ rich IA s,'mc OF tn,
Van brhilts do not pay "ne cent In taxe-
on their y. r-onfl properly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

1t costs only dollar for ticket to Tia
police ball Thursday evening Nov. 9Th, and
they are selling like hot cakes. The people
Of the city want to assist our blue coated
guardians in making success Of the aisi,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

For the fret time, it is believed, in The
history of kennebec County, a colored gen.
tlcman 10 serving on jury. This gentle.
man is Mr.. Joseph S. Hill of Gardiner, and
he brings to the position every qualaca,ioa
TO fill il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30
state Of Mofn<.


.ExErrsfsg DnYasTsEsg.
NGatsft,tsf n. NO
Ss<ts ts tefsh5 s5y, y tiIss S@fE ioa for he nsr
soe ~ Jbom.s a lsgnes, . en- yies IN The sfsss
prsoa anSsr afep<s Tor TIE srsfa~ os a. eaf
sish ia' emf 10 g. mn y sy, Row prHfsBs b<faF-
Tho G.ssyr saa fosseii. snd fszsig tis .es
viii b. sYsnrsd IN the ts sfeI hsmbsf a. "a
fs< o. % 1ss .eisY she feaFfs Day o. November
A<zs. at -. elect v ".
0RkMASDAL SMITH,
sctr.62x ss.sefasY of tate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The New England Dental Associssiou
met in Boston yesterday continuing through
today. Quite number from this vicinity
arc attending. About twenty local dental
societies meet with the Boston dcn,ists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Bible reading, As u.ual, today at the
First Baptist vestry a. 8 80 o'clock, the
subject being "rhc Believers Judgment
and Reward" The evening service will ~
held in the Congregational chapel at 7.sO
o'clock. An urgent invitation 10 extended
to all.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Crime fasciustss many people who love
TO read of great e,iminsIs-bu, III re is no
fascination about the crime of neglec,iaR
conshs ard colds hich often resaI. in con-
sumption, and may be prevented by Adam
sIn's Borsnic Coush Balls I'm oc,27d&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Marston has taken the contract TO hsul
the telephone poles to be placed on the Yax
side of the river from this city to Gardner.
A carload of the poles came yesterday,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

10 the Honorable Railroad Commissioners OF the
State Of Msinr
The somsset Railway. a corporation established
utf"r The law. OF the stare Of blaine, and owning
and opera ing q raj read exte neing from Oak and.
in the comfy Of kenn.S,c, Ktnahs m. in the
county Of Souerse-, respectfully represents.
l. Thft under chapter five hundred thirty four
OF the Special Laws of 1874. approved February
70 1874, II has ioested huli arf is no operating
hranra i'm. from point on the line of its rail-
r"af in N"r' idsew wockS TO poI,ien Of Dodlin'-
oranFe tsusrrs - sail tesu of Sorridgegor
2. That public convenience requires tn. ex-
tension Of said brarc'l about light hundred $500
feet TO 'he fnsHofactnr'r- establishment Of Law
ton. EnuloRs arj Company. \ man &C. -uripg
establishment for the qasrT1 ia, and Iaaa ufart
Of paving stones and ssoues used in the ean-.rue-
ton Of buiidings aas any eiliers stones reauifin
bammerine or polishing, or to he IA asie in spy
particular form for
}. Tha; said Company has located au exte r.lou
OF sai . branch arrese the and uvnea by Isaac s
Baug- AMI others TO said mauufae. airing establish
menf.
Ani aid Company p-sys the direction and
app oval of voar iionoFasie Bosy In the location
construction and maintenaner Of such extension
Dated AZ Oakland. this sixth day sf october,
4. D., 1890. SOMERSET RAILWAY
By John Ayfr. Pies dent.
On th- feregoiny Petition ORnEEEp, Thai the
petitioner esa-e to be published = true eosy OF
,aid p tifion. and flfi. order Of no,lce thereon
thrve days sarressIseiy ia fhs Daily keHneber
journal, n-wspap-r pubiishsd a. Augusta. is
the county OF krnr~h*< the Rrst pshiicaficn in
ssid psp-r to be al least shree days before tie sst
day O-seh~r. 4. b., bon. on which Gay tae
Board cf tailrcad Cenafssisners viii be is
session at the G-asr Of fs~ some; stt sIrozd
coapaay. IL Dasisn '.sf u o'ri.rx iu the fore
nsca for fhs pa-ro-es inti<4tsd in ssi petition.
n. X uog.rfs,r,, Chairman.
tar the fsosfd of Kssiruai t'.anrris-i--s,rra II
Msiar.
i,sira tbs ss.a da c.o~ ,ter. 4 y ss1
SEt<NAE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

II sou want TO hv fashionable, accord
ing TO Ward McAllister. you must al
w1ys be found In the company of fa>l-
iouable people. This, says the Boston
Transcript. must be . great encourage
ueut 10 his trionhs not To drop him FOR
writing book fall OF mistakes IN thr
use OF his mother tongue. But were it
"ain't' than 10 take up the wrong fork
Mt dinucrg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

There = said 70 be decided cnolness
besveen Governor Campbeil Of Ohis
and Grover Cleveland II spears 70
have originated whiIe the Governor sss
IN s;ongress and Grover szt in III:
executive ehair The man of destiny
did not consider The sturdy Ohio con
sssssman quiS, sristocrstIc enough for
his 'sses7 and consequently negieeted To
extend that Ssial - we'll - Official con.
ssderar On 10 wr and Mrs Campbell that
their Ohio friends believed was their
dine. Mr.. Campbell did not care much
for I<vsisnd's snnb. but Mrs. Campbell
did. and ssssiy In the administration she
refraiDed from going TO the White
House.
IL seems shar the Thurman Club. on
whose inyfszsion Mr. Cleveland intends
to be present AZ the ''0sd Roman Ban
yastr had Intended 10 quarter hin At the
residence os Gov. Campbell. So far a.
the 6ove rnor was conssrnea there was
no osjeesiea To fhi- plan. but ~hen he
communicated it To his wife. reports say
there was a scene Mrs. Campbell put
her foot down and FATTY refused 10 enter
tain the man who had snabbed her hus
band and herself. The resoureeful Briee
came to fhe rescue and will put the ex-
president In his private car, passing
through thst district al night. and arriy-
ing in Columbus In tine 10 make his
speech on American citizenship and get
out Of Town sgsin. Mrs Campbell il
now The Democratic party Of Ohio. and
IL Ia in better hands than ever before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Ia Russia there are i9i, ,22s ,620 acres
Of forests; in Austria-iIungary, i6,952,
900 acres; in sweden. t2,0l0,o00 acres /;
IN France, 22,2iI 900 acres; in Spain, H.
76p, 900; in Italy, e,sst,572 acres, aud in
England, 2,J7l 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Notwithstanding the opposition which
1t has evoked by its course. the Quebec
Telegram keeps right on shouting for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Tickets for the new ver,ion Of "Uncle
Toms Cabin to BE- given in Granite Hall
Friday and Saturday evenings arc now On
ealc at c. &. Hunts,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Mr.. Henry Ficli met with an accidsa,
in Sturais and Lambard's Mil yesterday b.
which the left fore finger vac severed by a
saw. DIR, Martin dressed the wound.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Mr.. Irwin A. McDAvid piano tuner Of
this city calls attention Of the public 10 au-
other column and desires TO receive their
patronage. MIR. McDavld has b,cn con.
nectcd with the New England Conscrrstofy
of Music and c. G. Briggs q Cos piano
factories Of Boston for the past three ycus
aud is prepared to tune grand square and
upright pianospr repair them. Orders In
this city can be left at j. Frank Picrcs'str
sent to 80 Court Street. With biz
thorough training Mr.. McDAvid will doubt.
les, secure a large share OF the patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

fhs Ban Y. y. c. A. y = hsys $50
bsiidng. Baeh ladies have Aid - and
they sre going - vsek - be'p mis- he
reeessasy friends fss shis puspsss. Ssys fhs
Bs1h Times: 4 Yeurg nenis Chrisfiss
lAss< eiaxiou hiss co0e 70 - Looked sposas =
caner- shsrs I'll church vorkers caa maks
sheis rlsrs. vhsSe all sfrssgsrs can asd .
hose, where al younG Chnssians can get
encen-ag msps II any city can sdord 20
give - young mer home, Bah can.
Cariboa il 70 have large bficx manu-
fscsaxy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

All the awnings on the public building
have Just been taken OIL for the winter b,
JAnitor Fodder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Semi.annual meeting Of the Maine Board
of Foreign Missions at the Congregational
church at 10 A. NJ. today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The south afolin4 H. pubiicans will
support the Haskell eket OF the two
Bourbon evils 10 appears 10 he he least.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The prevalence of ailments attributable TO
n,ia.matic poison in the air that people breathe,
and The water they drink. is vel nigh unaccount-
abe. Not atone in p.stilential swamps. badly
drained suburban districts, ard marshes exposed
to the SUMS rays by the rect ding tide, Is this
scouree OF humanity found. Even in great eities,
BEAUTIFULLY located, skilfuliy severed, well looked
after in every speot IN sanitary way, we find
malaria lts presence is oitea inexpicabie, bat
Its attacks are always preyentable. The pro-
;ector Is Hosfettrr's stomach Bitters. The eradi-
Gator bears the same name-s name known TO
thousands throughout our broad land and else
whsre as synonym of relief. prevention and
cure of the nsidious di-orisrs In liz abominabe
phases-ehils snd fever. bilious remttent, dunin
asue and ague AXE, well ~ others. Nor Il the
Bittsrs Iess effective for indigo stion, kidney
complaint. biliousucss and rheumatism
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The s.l5 evening train was an hour end
forty-nse minutes late last night, owing 10
delay on the Boston & Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

rumor was current last evening be-
ieved 10 have cmanated from an authentic
source, to the eject that conductor on
one of the special freight trains yesterday
mt with an accident from which he barely
escaped with his life. As the story goes.
he was passing along the top Of the cars
whcn for some reason he slipped and fsli
from ,he car On which he was walking.
The train at the time was passiug over the
bridge ard in falling he barely savci him
self from falling into the river. In the fail
Lc was bruised and bis clothes lady torn.
Such was the story. but the railroad en-.
ployes as usual were clos, monthed an1 no
particulars couli be obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Republican hopes 10 Connecticut arr
growing brighter David u. Hill l..
billed to speak In that state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30
INV ADvzar,sn,asnrs ro.pA,
,Iocal 2j1ioiicrs.

WHAT beautiful autumn morning. and
eyeninas-till the rain Of yesterday se, in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Repairs in the concrete sidewalk, BY the
Domestic Bakery, Granite National Bach
and on Riues hill were being made yes,er.
Jay,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

Loads Of green hemlock boushs for al.
now enliyen the daily display on Market
Square. ,e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

H~Mi.s Ssra Tussie teacher Of ~
yoise, ss J. v. DSv.ne's Bangor street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

The Boston Globe speaks Of ''Bill
Mckinley The gallant ujor can
stand good deal Of abuse Of that sort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30


Prof. X. B. Captn Of the Dirigo Bus-
ness College. is very busy man. Not
on = does b. have the care and supervision
of this large business college but a. q civil
engineer and architects is having al the bus
mess be cad attend to- The ner quarters
Of the Augusta Savings Bank which are
being constructed in the Or. Hill block
when completed will reflect great credit on
Me-. Capcn's ability as an architect and els,
on the management Of the bink. The
supports Of the front are to be iron piIlsU
cas-. al Ha.lowell after an original pattern
by Prof. Cspen and will be different from
any nor tn the stssc.. The entrance isp
be on ,be ,outh side OF the front wbchis
lightedby ono immense pane Of glas, weigh
ing about q ton, being 10 feets iachcs long
byo feet inches in height The woodwork
OF the front 10 TO be ia solid oak. Whea
completed the interior will in richats, be
suipss ,ed by tina. Of no office 10 the State.
The floor Is to be OF tile in variou, color.
The wsinscyins Of III, room 10 to be 10
oak. Prom the vault in the rear Of th,
room will extcnd nearly TO the Windows a
a massive oak counter of rich dsssn. the
panels, posts snd pilssters Of the front slss
being Of OAK. The top ornamettitlcn Of
the couIt,r will consist Of plate glaze, oss
and polished brass. the plate glsss beicg ~
rich oak frame with brass opsn vofh
between ii and the counter and brass scroll
work above. The wickcts. too, will b,d
bras, scroll work highly ornamental. The
vault is to be Of the Gnes: that can be Coz
sfuctcl, outside measurements Of which
will be IG feet and 10 inches by IL feet and
~ inches. What with the ~ irch thcs.
ness Of brick ard several inches Of iron end
steel AID the proper amount Of sir space TIE
sFcurty Of the vault sgsins. fre can,o' be
qas s.ionfd while the frsa, Of the bars
will be quite s;mrli ia design, the e6scs Of
the oak and pI,t; glass will b. rich soa
imposing.
Mr.. Cspcn is at work OF plane Of tse
house lots in the Cony Hcli owned b7 Jsmss
Bridge. E,q. This plan is FROM ssf'sJ
be recently msds. lie has sIso nearly corr
pleied = fine plan Of los in the old end res
pIrts of st Msry's Genet .ry AMI has js'I
sen: A. sy TO Auburn pans Of . survsyd
Pemsguid Point which he made for Ges.
IiaII ard Judge wiog.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

II remember Johnson's Anadyne Lini-
meu.," said an oil mar, ''when was
boy" Same new.
To avoid a cold and lamenes, from wet
ting. rub the chest with Johuson's Anodyne
Linimen.. oct27d&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30
GLAD rIDIxGs OF HEALTH.

wish to say for the benefit of others, that was
taken sick with Heart Disease. had two SCI
en- ii.c physicians, and undsr their care seven
or eight months, but constantly grew worse. lost
rs pour DIS Of flesh, and was so weak ] could not
raise ysclf in bed, and the doctors said could
be 10 better. But, hearing Of DIR Greene's Ner
ya,a, commenced taking it, and in week be-
gan TO feel better. At PRESENT, after using 1t a
few months Am able to walk and ride out, have
gained 10 pounds in weight. 80 that l consider
that Dr. Greens's Nervura saved my life, for
which feel very grateful. Mas. u NJ. BASS,
Oxford. N. II.
DR.. Greene. of "a Temple Pisce. Boston. Mass.
its discoverer is the famous specialist in the cure
of nervous and chronic diseases. The doctor ha-
devoted special attention to the treatment of all
forms of chronic diseases through letter CORE,
spondence, and will give by mail his opinion and
advice In any case free of charge. The perfec
tion of this syetem renders a complete cure al
mos. assured, "a his success In treatment by c0r,
respondence Is wonderful and unequalied. Send
for symptom blank to I'll out or write him about
your case.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-30

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