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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for the week end
Ing Sept
AtNA.-Aibert S Piekard TO William u Mari
land sao; VILLAIN 5 Mari To Abort = Plekard
land $50
Brierot simon Kelsey 70 the Bristol Ice CO
iand and buildings, $50.
knDA, oNn--W ooanriige Clifford 20 Ia Z
Perry land and buildings. $50
IttfrnSuN Frank rsriliaze's heirs. Ia Al
media 4 rar,ttisr. land ami huildinks. $50, Gee
snd John Perkins 10 VIM GoIdOa. land and
buildings. sitc0-
wAttomolup Foster = llavty's gst 10 low n
~ wait hNro, land and builiings A. Is
WuTrs Lln-- turhrma e Nnir 10 luc,us "
Webster, laud aud buildings. $lora
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Headaches ard Feyers. to cleanse the
system eaectually. yet gently, when eosiise
or bilious, or whec he biooi is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure hsoisaal con-
sitpation. TO awaken the hiiaeys sni hser
TO /. seslthy sesivisy. without Irritating or
weakening them, use Syrup Of Figs.
eeptla&wlmsolrm
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Ii you will send as your address. we vi
mail yen our Illustrated pamphlet explsr
INK all Sbout III. Dyes Celebrated Electr'
voltaic Belt ard Appliances, ard the 7
charming Tccts upon tie scrvcas iehi..-
ts,Cd system. and how they viii quick y
re store YOU 20 v;gor snd manhood. psm-
inlet free. II y0a are thus afflicted We
will seaa row Ret sHa Appliances on =
lr.ss
va'sic Eel, ca. Hs-sa,il, Mich.
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here are
many white soaps.
each
represented TO be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but ike
all counterteits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having i,
lis sold everywhere.
sassA1sa.nsswsaA.s
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DR.. Dow of Bo ten, who has an "sd-
in this issue, is in the city rss'ly TO attend
to all cases requiring the services of a
first class holss dentist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03

Az ,x.niasiiaa o: hc b oSS OF The al e.
ire railroad q mrsuy reveals the fact that
the ~ hiss ic,n stvpdy neIeasc IN the
uc,ut. sncc he 'otd was opened The
srouns t,kra cSca wcck has constantly cs-
evc ic} the an "a tt,sel she previous week,
aud la,t ws,k il was III 'a-g s. CT all.
Thu. the theory ftvanesd by many that
thc Iccpla were osiy ri ieg fo- inn on nc
cannt of Il c uVvc y % tie thirg. ard that
tite I'D. Of avel ", vii seen dwlud . away
seems To be rt'a'td. That tie husiscss al
lcaty crested ~ the road healthy ard
permanent seems ,cttlcd tcyoud d-net.
Taking that sers, able cordition Of ih'ass
late confederation he company ~ill feel
wsrrsnted in mskirg ~hstete- cxpe nditures
the 'oQt ii ulcuts Of Il iuhlio may de
nsrd. 1t Is not ceraia tina. sn increase in
the ecu pment v Il nc, te Tie first thipg nc
qrncd fter ev,ry;hirg is ia retfeet run
ming or Ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-03
The Liver
Ayers Pills.

For loss If appetite. sAi9Sls troubles. eoasrt
patton, Indigestion. and sick hesa.srils, these
F.ils are unsurpassed
fSr a loEg tFrPs I vas a sEnssrs from
stopaaeh- liver. and kidney troubles. exye-
fiefsging much difficulty la dlgsstion. with
severe pains 10 thu i1nihar reg9oa and other
parts u TIE body. HaTing rEted variety II
sefaedies. hssltsaifg Sam baths. with oisly
temporary rriief, alo,t three months ago
began the USE II Ayers rilis. siia Esf health
. so much improved t4at ! zlaily testify I'd
tts. superior merit. Of this Eiedieiate. @ -
AAseei J0rgs Pereifa. Porto. Portugal
'koT the egFs u heaaiaehe. Ayers C4thar-
re Pulls are the mosk effective medicine
ever 'lied-T-R. h James Dorchester, Mass
Hiien feel he Aessi 81 . ezliiaIsie, take
Ayers Pills. ar.d snd them 70 h. Ei0re eaee-
tvs than ANY esl5~s p{H ever took ~ Ars.
&. &. GnihB. B4I N-iiyiHe. Va.
e 1 have found IN Ayers pms, An lnYalna-
bic remedy f1s constipation. bilioasist.ss. and
kindred disorders, peeliliaf % miasm.isie
localities Taken IA small AID freqlaea.
.iits4s fh.-ss, Pills
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AMUsEM EN- rs.
Little Lord PsuntieroY.

oDc performance Of this delightful Ira
matte .lyl viii be g,ven At the Granite Hall,
Tuesday, Sept. 9tb. No play of reeent
years has male so lasting a success as this
nov greatly celebrated work. Il has prob
played to more money, been seen by more
people and delighted mole ch !dre1 than
lay three pays now on the American stage.
TO saii,fy and meet The demand fer the
play. Mr.. French had 10 send out no less
Than six tomi anies last year, each one ( (
msde flr its lucky proprietor, thou- iuIs #
d1ilars. This year Mr.. French viii have
but his one company, aud that company
viii be scon ia Augu.ti, TUESDAY evening,
sept ..
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s,'a;'gyyses { .ssg.ss s.g,ts
KLINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Eject Jaae
goth, $3.50.

eala frStasr so,ice trains ieav- Assussa q,
follows,
come WESS-tsA A. ". for Lswiston,
e1sklssd. Portland, Boston AMI Mea;real. s-S
4. ". iSr hsllowel, Gardiner sna Scath Garii
nSr, 40 Sna ie,ss A. " ,cSrrvssA for Lewiston,
Fssrainsss'R. eaekisad ftias,d AMI Boston, II ~
A. " sni = 4, n, ~, Hsl.oseil, Gardner aud
~, nSr,gEess rs I'm. sos Brunswick, Raih, Rcck-
'&gd lNrilsss, ard Easian, S,tS. (eNpSsssl Port.
'aua snsi Ros'cas NfA J. NJ fos hallowell, GSrii.
ers asd South Oar,thVE, ii,c =. VI, might fuil-
asNal fcs lewiston. Bath. feriiasa aud Boston.
Go,vG Etsr-sie \. VI. nigh, sxyarssl for
SHOW hesas, Bangor, hSr uarter, ~. stephen.
81 joau ana Asc0stoss CaaafV: p,eS A. NJ. tor
NstvrN'He, Sesl SkeNss San ga 4. VI. teNrress>
ter W@sgnNlv. New;swt liver, fo>ctofi. Ian.
ssN~ht6as. k'l5SSt. ncN,cr, Dover = feSerott.
Aargcr. st. StrpACn. 81, john sad A-oesieok
toGGtv, and IS ~ y. VI, faf Naiesvilc, San
iSy pSg~T SrSiu lss Ma,vNille and bangor al
~ <. n.
shc NirAi iNslhaaa irains run each way every
nb,h', SsnaaNs i,,iai,d, bat se, 20 Skewhcssn
o. ASsdal ssossilgle. ~ - eelssst and Dexter,
~ by ond KansNr, excepting 70 Haf hartor.
III ,A,f rNplcss ;Fau, so,us las, at s,lt 4, N.
md West ~ ht.ea A. VI. rSa daily, SUNDAYS in
eiHdoi, between Boston, Bar iiarbor and 81.
l0ha,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves Soath Gardner. q "a. le,so A. NJ; isAe and
'.N Z NJ. uattiner, as, HOO A. NJ, 100 sna
~ 4, NJ, hslowta. Ass and ma A. Nj. i.is
and 40 L. NJ.
lhrossh tickets 70 California and all points
SVAiA aud Wrst m9y IL had of +. H. walker.
jiokvt agent. Augusta. the only ofiec selling VIA
all r'aics aad ch,,klag AL baggage free el cx.
pcrsr,
fANsoN TUCKER. Nioo fres. \ Gcni Manager,
=. r. aooliiRy. Goal Pass. and Ticket As't.
rcfugrd. 1aar ssh. isAo,
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Personals.
nio Stella cssc Of waserglIc l. in the
ely.
Mr. Elisha s. pinah.m went to BATH
Monday
Mr. Henry plammer Is in Boston for a
fcs liys.
Gen. Henry VI spragae veat to Bangor
ye,tsrday.
Mr.. @. H. Bar. Of Wilton vas ia the city
yesterday.
Ni'- Grace Waterman went to Sidney
yestsrlay.
Mr D4niel Cony attend. the fair at Bar
gor this year
Hon = w. Mat hews returned yesterIay
from Caribou
Hoo. WIN 7. iItiues Of Watervilie, was
N the city yestsrlay.
Mrs Alics Fray Of Lewiston, is visiting
her sister 10 this city.
Hon. .. j thaAbourne went to Bangor
TO the far Yesterday
T. X. Drammocd E.l Of Wstervile
was IN the city yesterday.
Gen. Geo. l. Bsal left for Bangor on
on tb" traia yesterday.
Mr.. Geo Co;tle r, turned ye,tt rlay from
.eaks whit in Boston
ga j. T. Talbot of Lewiston was in
town yest.tds On business.
Mrs Burle Oh AMI Mis-, Lncy Barlsigh
wrlt to Bangor on yisit yesterday.
Mr. Frank Conner- went 10 Bangor and
Bar iiarbor on Il vacation yesterday.
Rev. II. x. Whitman returned from
Grafton and Lun,bagog Lake yesterday.
Mr. Horace Siurg.s vent TO Bangor on
the T. train yesterday % attend the fair.
Hon. 7. @. N,ekery and wife returned
from rophsn On the . train yesterday.
T. s Head E"i mem bcr of tn Lego
lature rtom WatsryilIr was in the city
yesteriay.
cot Geo l.. Thompson ot Brunssick
went through To B,ng)r on the : a train.
yc,trriay
Mr. Chps $. Iirkboru and fIn,ly re-
turned Mona,y feom their summer outiag
a. Hammond
Hon Il. l.. Bo.ers Of Saco, railroad
comm ..iorcr. pissed through on the 2 ttI
train yesterday.
Mr. j + Besu VA, laughter auA u
went 10 Ear s3r on u tist. Iea,irg Oh The
. 3 tram }cs;vriay.
rbo mother Of Mir lob Springer, over
eighty years Of age. cam from Dexter on
II . to treio ic't, rlRy.
MIR anil Ms \ W Sawyer an dangh
ter 81 fsitbes.i WI, are ee>iting Mrs j
W Banl anl Mrs Sawyer.
Mr. Geo II \rarew. of Monmouth.
thiirmsu Of ~, county commissioners of
Kern bee County sss IN the city Tue lay
Mr. W :, Amcs went to Skowhegan on
tho , q trsia Yesterday, to 1'tend tc bah
e,ven there is,t evening by pcMoIay Com
maajrry Of knights r,mplar.
Mr. Geof llun'. from san Frsueisco,
Cal. was a the ciiy thi- week. lie left
here thift Eve years sso, snd ia lecn in
Oregon aud Calfsroa gver since. viii, the
N,'P '''' ., ~ 'u"''''''' S''"'"'
=" o. ''''' ' ann
'.'''' ~" '''''''''' . W. ~ ''''''
''''. '''''' '''' 'i''- '''''' ,'' ~
49,.
Probably one of the oldest sta, drivers
IN ms seotloa. saws dc Bangor CONNER.
,al. i. Mr.. l.. u. New comb, Of New burg
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Special embellishments

Slrs&a Advertisements. ~. sxr@e1iss tssy frs :
coming under he Asza % MsStSr Ees al .
To I-xr. LOST. &c. viii ~ tasesss& twa fs~ssf :
= eesss 5hvve tiisss .a- Is evA.. aa cas- Mex IL
- eeats. advance pasIaen,.
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.

Co-oriiit ate f,o!iect to~ y azz men and yoans
Tcrae7- seserf ~ gear begins - pfeIss,er
-. Fir ictsss cOisge s6sef'i IL a. minimum ex-
p-nse. Annual psiIr sesojs r-hip II BOO
- yng @nl another 81 equal amount 10 yoang
aseH. q ciAss entering In i,3S. sesolzFsaip al
q sle1 TOT tie course 20 Des.i7 STUDENTS
sho.e sof< aad isgo1 ;ftsfsf aTs eoEzfnss<isb ..
A,.zssss-- fEt1gIDssT -yfAII,
Sa.srsii!e. Halne.
Mention this saEerJ isIJzs<lzisyn
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LOST
Y osr- sctweea s.,eessls aua sasn>.a. a
L. es.ila's terr- -so,sa eOllsr.t o.0&&. atatst
will please sesre sas.e a. iass esaee serss.sst'
- Grove, a esse sfsiss eVereest, taics will
b. sai;se4y rewarded BY ieSSi.g same ., J, y
salser'., Askas,S. yss'tt
r oST-A ladies' cape. ca the read esswroa
- focNs sna Augusta. ftcsSe rVtera % NSier
J. D, Andersen. logGs, Ne, llyNit
WANTED.
XEyANrKn Rlf,y aret c3ass acusewcrs eirls
w itsgavstiatc3t. lest az WAGES aNd rr>;-cis>S
pjSc~s "a elty- 'ail az sitd'ess >'''s,'s Est Nv
uru' oaev, ~ wAtc. -, bon -. Augusta Ne.
seR3dis
WANTED " st soa' wta4ew4 Naseesl,
w sie, AdirS,s c. reANse, spsueV IS.
yIyANTfi,-fbe ladts. 10 kaaS ,hs, Mr..
ias .>sp' NV sef'Sas"'
WANTED At ONCs.-ro purc ase 4 gs..a
w sceonA hand ptsv0a hnle ease Mast Be-
chcar log easa Also gocsi cieee table. Apply 70
G. T., pVSru>. .cPid,t
WANTED SAi, sr-ca. salary and exposes.
w fefipSusni niSce. special iAdacviayats
now. hrowa Rios, NaFseiSn'oa. fnShcsics. \
NvANTfn.-a gFl % da grnvrsl hor-,~a'k
w a tAlsl'y o' 1--WE Aprlf At ii>cAoAl 81
- 800
NlyANrIp-l aa 60 kueW tina, ie, Eiii 81
w sveend sight or t.sitsuyangv viii ruahr
one t" rad eo,re',H-il'' ,Sas; rr',rri saf "a
.. well known liable gialrNtnI Hgitt
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and merchants should bear in mind that instead Of city,
they have all three draw trade Advertisements in
the DAILY JOURNAL will reach a Of the purchasing class in
these three Cities and way that does ond often
the and the readers of daily paper are always the
class you most desire as customers
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Comparing the death rate of ministers.
Ia respect Of the causes OF death. with
ths mortality Of other men. the following
results are obtained: or e6,S31 clergy
men. $50 died Of infectious diseases. The
usual experience Of an insurance COM
parry would have made the number 239;
that Is. the mortality Of the clergymen
vas only 20 per cent. Of the ordinary
death rate. The death rate Of physicians
from these diseases was 127 above the
usuas rate. pointing 10 the greater danger
of contsgion IN the case of the physician
than in that Of the pastor.
Ot lung affections, excluding consump-
ton, 3li olsrgyuen died. instead Of 32s.
ths number expected from mortality
tables. Physicians died OF such diseases
rs per cent above the average rate Be-
tween the ages Of 20 and - the mortality
~ Roman Catholic cleTgymen compared
with Protestant ministers Of the same age
was as 137 20 100. while between the ages
- As and s. the difference was "a 154 to
100 and between the ages of IS and as as
lis to 100 How 20 eEplain this striking
difference is no sa<y task. Il Is suggest
ed that 70 may be connected with she life
q celibscy followed b. the priests. also
with the rigid penances Of Catholic eccle-
sisstics. which. especially in the case o,
Young men. are apt N dsrsnge the diges-
tive organs - Medical Journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Value of a Home Tin Plate Industry.

On the basis of careful calculations,
made in the spring Of 1888 by Mr. Will
lam Weihe, president, and Mr. William
Martin. secretary. of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers Of
the United States, the 2S3 s36 gross tons
Of tin plates which we imported in the
calendar year 1887 represented in wages
paid British workingmen over Sl0,0s0,-
900. II this quantity of tin plates had
been made in this country, the American
standard of wages would have given our
workin3men for this work about $23,-
0OO, 900.
This vast sum OF money, representing
wages only, would not be retained in
one industry, but would be- distributed
among many industries. The iron ore
miners would be called upon TO produce
nearly another million tons OF iron ore.
The limestone quarrymen would be re
quired 10 produce over 300, 600 tons more
OF limestone. The coal miners and coke
producers would be asked for an addi.
tioual 2, 600, 900 tons Of coal and coke. Tho
blast furnacemen would be required TO
snelt 400, 900 tons more Of pig iron.
The lead miners and smelters would
have a market for another $500, 900
pounds of lead. The cattle raisers and
meat packers would be called on to fur
nish large part of the 13, 900, 600 pounds
of the tailow and palm oil required.
The chemical workers would have a
market for nearly 10000, coo pounds
more Of sulphuric acid, and the lumber
men would be called on for en- additional
$4,000, 600 feet of lumber.
The production of all the articles
above mentioned which are required in
the tinplate manufacture would neces-
sarily create an active demand for many
other products, such as friedrich, clay,
lubricants, hemp, etc, but the extent of
which cannot easily be estimated. st
least $4,000 workingmen could be given
employment in this country 10 fully sup
ply the demand of the United States for
tinplates. This would give employment
indirectly TO 20. 900 more and the farmers
would be called upon TO supply them
with breadstuffs and provisions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

rbe foreign prodQesr coa.a sezd h.s Noa
into oar pcr-s ~ prices wbleh would de-
ssToy g2e American industry. After IAs
American Industry wAs destroyed thas
p@rf = the demand bsfOrs saPP1Sa ~
TIE Acasrlesn proaaeeE would be tf@ns-
fsrrsd - the tereiSa producer. Vita
thls Increased demand for raw wool. 10
price would naturally and inevitably
Tlse.
After This competition has besn de-
sEroYed, Ihs English capitalist not only
resumes La 0sGSl proiiss, but reooaPs
klLsslf ia losses sustained la 1esIkos .ng
IA Aasrio4n rival The American wool
sro~eE, encouraged ~ reasonable pro
tectl0ns introduces Improved breeds OF
sheep, and thus increases the average
ehp per head. As this clip is - increased
there results greater aud more valuable
product. Tais increase must 20 70 soaae-
body. Either the wool grover Will re-
tain il permanently IA greater profits. OF
composition easereag all lower the prices
70 an average return for labor and cSpi-
tai expended. II Is law Of production
Hhich kree-trader and Protectlonis.
must alike recogniLe that, when capital
is a. mobile a. now. the profits IN any
protected industry will not permanently
remain above the profits gained IN other
industries. whether projected or not,
which require substantially equSl capi-
tai, labor, skill and other essentials Of
production.
As result of this law the increased
facilities for production Of wool would
cause lowering Of price, while al the
nme time the grower would be receiving
average profits. We do not make the
Assertion that we are getting our raw
materials as cheap es we would get them
under freedom Of trade. What we do
mean 20 assert Is that the difference be-
tween what ia paid for them now and
what would be given for them after the
policy OF Erect trade had been inaugurated
and fairly established, Is much less than
appears upon first thought. The assump-
ton, then, that imported raw materials
would be offered at the same price for
which they can now be had, less the duty,
is unwarranted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Il was just an ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper, but II saved her life.
She YVES N the last stages of consump'
ton, told by physicians that she WAS
lncurable and could live only a short
time; She weighed less than seventy
pounds. On a piece or wrapping paper
She read OF Dr. Kings New Discovery
and got a sample bottle; it helped her.
She Bought a large bottle, il helped her
more, bought another and grew better
fast, continued us use and iS now
strong, healthy, ROSY, plump, weighing
l40 pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp TO ". III. Co.c, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles Of this wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, at Peck Bros Drug
Store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

That j. what you ought 10 have; IL
fact, YOU must have il, 10 fully enjoy
lie. Thousands are searching for II
daily, and mourning because they ind
1t not. Thousands upon thousands Of
tins boon. And yet II may bc had by
all. We guarantee that Electric Bittcrs,
rs used according 20 directions and the
use persisted in, viii hrng you Good
Dgestionand oustthe demon Dyspepsia
ana install instead Eupcpsy. We rec
Ommend Electric Bitters Tor Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver. Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold ut SOC and 81 per bottle
by Peek Bros. Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in tins COM
munlty. is remarkable sale has been
won entirely by IT. genuine melit. Ask
some friend who has used it what he
thinks Of Kemp's Baisam. There is no
medicine so pure. none effective. Large
bottles, soc and 81, at all drugg .sts.
Sample bottles free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

"Grindssoue. dout take much stock
in the idea that fan diet builds NJ the
brain. I've lived on fsh, fsh. fish for
three straight weeks and feel less ike
doing mental labor than I did before
began. Fish phosphorus is humbug.
"Kiljordsn. you have been expecting
too much from Il. Phosphorus only
stimulates The brain. It Won't create
them. -Chicsxo Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Face cured. Sulphur Bitters viii cure
the worst case of skin disease; from a
common p.mplc on the face to that
awful disease scrofula, it is tire best
medicine to use in ali cases of such
stubborn and deep-seated disease.
Do not delay; use Sulphur Bitters and
drive the humor from your blood.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
D. a snow storm % - q cargo

Does 4 snow storm look like a cargo
OF indigo, n comparison 20 your feel
ings 10 you tank cyeJybody's hand
is against YOU. arc YOU irritable, ugly,
and clOss. 10 you feel that your
friend all find fat with you; arc YOU
tired and dull, 90 YOU know a Spring
medicine is what you need. Nature is
crying for IoOsc's Extract of Red
G over. Try II. For sale by all drug
Qffts
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

OFi9 LA > 4ssit SUB
Naugsaen IS spsu a. AAEqzstEs.
Thers are ST. leD miles OF 90 ~ Es-
caL41A
Elx Rapids wants a hook and ladder
ecmpany.
LeaA~ee coanty has 800 Patrons sf
lad zstEy.
Ths DssEols club zii b0ild a nss
el1s house..
Tss Howard elty satsE-soFks are a
great soccess.
Aasxsgon las a Successful N5sLe
Cross League.
Bay City man can make salt al 5
cents bsfrei
The Kalamazoo Pressytsry wants the
creed revised.
There were rxty-sight deaths IN De-
trOit last week.
A chswing gum factory Is 70 be
lCcatCd Al CIIlt0n.
The 6Ts-nville athletic club IS rev!y-
NJ for TIE summer.
The combined weight OF fiye Belding
ladies 5 so3 pounds.
Dr. J II Dawson, u Traverse City,
Will locate ln Marquette.
The Green block recently burned 81
ClarlegolK IS being rebuilt.
sunday vas baseball day At many
towns throughout the state.
About 35,0U0 brook trout have been
deposited ia Charleyo.x streams.
Horses AZ East Jordan have been
- ed With fatal forin OF IA grippe.
The straits OF MackgkW were open
two DAYS earlier tnis sps.ng than last
Or. Follet, OF Cenlreuue. has been
made physician OF 81. Joseph county.
The bands OF Southwestern Michigan
wlll hold their reunion AT Nlcksburg on
June -.
Detroit Is already making elaborate
preparations Tor the coming summers
exposition.
The steamers Onekama and Lou A.
Cummings have begun trips on Grand
Traverse bay.
Owosso has So 900 electric light
company. The contract mas been let
FOR tho plant.
The celery bugs" are on the wing a.
Kalamazoo, beng abou. one month
earlier than usual.
T. .. Peck. vice b. F. Archer, re-
moved. has been appointed postmaster
al Ferry, Oceana county.
The Muskegon Boom Co. viii begin
% sort logs in about d week. The water
Is too hign for the work now.
Saturday at Detroit tue wind blew
over roll OF carpet IN store window
breaking 500 worth o: plate glass.
Roman Catholic services have been
established at the Jackson prison for
the benefit Of the members OF that sect.
The Michigan Overall Company, Of
Iona, run their factory three evenings
OF each week, being crowded with or
ders.
The Easter offering at Emmanuel
Church. IN Hastings, Sunday morning,
amounted 10 Sl20l, Tor the new church
fund.
Charles 7. Wright, the BenZie county
murderer, Was confined IN Manlstee
IA aturday and Sunday nights for
"a seeping. He IS II good spirits.
henry williams, the coIorsd man
Who murdered william LYMAN, for
merly Of Jack son, at Windsor last une,
has been located at South Bend, Ind.
Name Starr. who poisoned the New
land family at Chicago, says her
maiden name was Mary Frances Morse
and that she has relatives IN Tawas
City. Her father is blacksmith.
No town offers finer fishing, boating
scenery, summer resort business than
Elk Rapids. Ninety miles OF nsvigable
lakes and rivers, abounding with bass,
pickerel, muskallongs, lake trout,
speckled trout. perch, ETC., outtiows
here.-Ek Rapids Progress
The Michigan Sand Brick Company
made q trial or their machinery Friday
ana turned out some tine brick. They
expect 10 DC running with a good force
of hands IN lew days With present
facilities Il, 900 brick per dav can be
made.-Bentoa Harder Palladium
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Blind, bleeding. internal and exierna
piles, iissurc, iistula and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
No time los, from work. Hundreds OF
references. Examination free. Lake
SIDE physlcians room p, Porter block,
1874 MonrOe-t. IIours-9 10 3, daily;
Tuesday and saturday evenings, to 2;
Sundays, 10 10 ].
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

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