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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09
TOWN TOPICS.

PM. Althan spent Sunday With his
parents at Lowell.
4 number " tle bicyc.Ists took a
sp.l lo tle lake. yesterday.
Nearly All the dwellings, that burned
d. ~ Jhe OT.e. tre are beng rebuilt.
Hundreds Of people went 10 the lake
and near by resorts, % spend the day
yesterday.
There Nas cons derable fishing done
on Che river yesterday, and boats were
Iu demand.
A u0gse ran away on Ottawa-st., yes
terday, and smashed q wheel. but no
further damage was done.
WoTkmen have commenced work on
the nrst story Ot the new engine house
for tae Cable Company, atthe foot Of
Ly0u-st-
a large class was confirmed at the
Polish Catholic Church, corner OF FIRST
AMI WLy-sts.. yesterday. The
church VAS crowded.
Miss Emma Smlta. contralto in the
Nestmiu.sler Presbyterian Church
Quartetrc. IS nearly recovered from a
recent severe &c Of illness.
The State Board ol Education has de-
c.ded to aold is next examination Of
teacher, applying for State certificates
az Bay view from August II 10 Il.
COL. William Ludlow, who has SUI
pcrvs.Cn over all the United States
harbor Improvements on Lake Mchl-
gan, IS lu the city Tor . few days.
The West >ideis booming. There are
hundreds Of new houses going up i'm
every direction. and some are very nice
ones. The Carleton Is rapidly filing
up wltu -ood tenants.
Eev. John Graham aliyered an inter
es-ug address aL tul Gospel service at
tae union depot, yesterday. =. X. Mil
.ec .tu- interest 90 taa occasion by rem
derlag delightful solo.
Au members OF the Orator.o society
Chorus, VINO proppse 90 take part IN the
Gilmore lub.ec 1ge requested to meet
at Hartman Hall as $50 sharp, tins
evening, ior stage rehearsal.
I'm the probate court the case Of
Fielder J.. Demng. who WAS declared
mentally incompetent year ago.
came mp for hearing, and Judge Per
k.ns made an OIder dIsCharging the
guardian and giving h.m control Of h.s
property again.
Toe third annual western Champion
shrp games OF the Amateur Athletic
mon OF the United States will be held
orr the grounds OF tle Detroit Athletic
Club. Detroit. saturday, June II.
There Will be rs contests tor the
championship medals
The Gospel temperance meeting iu
f = IL f. A.. ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09
PENINSULAR CHAPTER
VIII Celebrate II. John the Baptist
Day. June II.

Peninsular Chapter o. K. S, of this
city, has invited the present and past
grand masters and the following chap
ters, TO JON them IN a social entertain
ment at their hall IN the McMullen
block IN tins city, on the afternoon and
evening OF ST. Johns day, June "a;
Ionia. Holland, NewayGo, Hastings,
MIddleville and Oriental Chapter of
this city The several degrees viii be
conferred in the the evening. 4 very
neat invitation card and program an
nources the above, and that banquet
viii be given at the hall from i:30 TO
d. m.-TRe Tglcr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

At Hartman's Hall yesterday, NJ.
p. Williams, of Georgia, the talented
Southern evangelist, delivered n highly
interesting and instructive lecture 10
men exclusively HIS subject, "Steps
IN the Life Of Fast Young Men, or
Sports that Kill, ." furnished ample
Ioundation on which 10 build a fabric
of pertinent warnings and opposite IL
lustrahons, which. If needed by has
hearers, are calculated 10 do an I'M
mensity OF good.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

DR.. Mixer, specialist on all blood dis
cases and manufacturer of Mixers G..
& :. =, has his office IN the Hermitage,
and Will consult with all patients free Of
charge until June II. The doctor pub
fishes some excellent testimonials from
reliable Grand Rapids people.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09
Yours very truly,
En-. X. SALTER.
THE OWAsHTANONG NINE
Niue Members Chosen For The First
Team

The following members have been
selected as the first nine Of the Owash.
tanong Boat Club, snd are ready tc
meet any team IN the club: John Forbes
c. A. Scharsch, Ben. West, L. {. Man
gold, James Nelson, James Knox
George Jewell, Frank Hine, Charlie;
Fox, Fred Goodyear. Charles GarnSey
u. {. Scrlbner, W. Ii. Boyns, manager,
and c. L. Linzee, secretary. The clut
Will practice al the FouEtaln-strecl
park at O'Clock this afternoon. The
first nine Is considering several chal'
lenges from outside clubs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

Frederick g.. Peck man 81 wears
c't vas taken wt arrr-- RI f--rt
Of s2 CsusI st ast rEat. II a-s aeir-
fnr- be Broke enc showcase ~ f-a~f ~
7 1t'eles photograph gallery Ee was
taken to rs rc~-a al lio Worth Iona
a.. cv tne narrcI wagon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

RI fLA ND-Agnes. daughter ~ Mlchasi ana
-rtlla ny a4d. ot Is 1lsxorlh-aFe. aged :
Fl-sral from st. Aa-reRs Carhsdra. az : %
today
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

Miss Eva Drew is now living at 50
Ransom-st. and her dressmakIn- rooms
at same place, second door north of
FOuntaln-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

4 pure and reliable medicine.-A
compound flu,d extract Of roots, leaves
harks and berries y BurdOck Blood
Btters. They cure all diseases OF the
blood, liver and kidneys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

am now ready to color or bleach
and clean all your old straw and felt
hats at ll6 Louis-st., corner IOnia-st.
l.. j. REYNoLDs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our mil. None genuine
without L.
VALLEY CITY MuL1vs Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

Screen doors ana window screens
made TO order, patent frames, at Van
dervecn & Whitman, los MOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09
chang. Of Time q air. r.

Commencing saturday, June :, train
leaving tor the south at 10 a. M, Will
leave at 6:30 q. IN. 70 other changes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09
This Date in History June 9.

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4s4 Artlnr far p-zs.lsll al VIE pFesidenE
lIil-tis7 III = leiuc is~srsys 81 houses
1oaD--4l---y "a ge1cs ossSgel frlnce aad China
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

u1 a. tn or power to n-2ke Is
s.1slsut.Al sleaess AN~'-~s .eef
$3.50 -. v.rr talv yoaTs
4 Co,
r4~-.h A kElsSer
a. Jos housemsn.
..sss-g T. IL lcuneag.
= li-..-~,l7 3ay H. ley.
II ts....~. Il. stanton.
f,..r... \ ~ johnson.
81 n.--s - T. Crockett,
E.Ies III kosen t.ela,
q E~-v Berries,
Irs 81 Vsrlb Prank T. AcGrsK
b >r,r.tF e. Hefkuer
Iferr,r Hex-tek Pal. W fre5ncb
Ana FH.Tf fuln :. f4rF,
Whlle a WbAe, epfoAl a Ac1 @fr-ns
kou2LoeF 4 Murphy
III \ Pulrer. tlAs A hvAY,
) b NrIrres Geo. II. boslocs,
Harry D.file e. N. Chauncey,
Joan b. hasAes. Il j. OrAeYs
P.rktn. Rlchmolo a co.,
" = k.nrev. Jerome Irowiudce
, T.. Andrews. Chrs- l.. kuslertI,
n SwetIsna Geo n. DAVIS,
N. NcInnes II. j. Gilmore,
Geo. Bowen Wm. Harms,
J l. StTei tskF. Netf. ANsAs
and 81 others.
GRAND RAPIps. Mich. June Z, 1880.
H. Nessrs. 4 L. Loi, Jgbas 4. j.
T~saaeA. 4. ues. !. ~. Rosnihai aaa
ofsers- GENrLENEN - Your esteemed
favor, rendering nae complimentary
benefit" has iust been received. fAe
honor, so gracefully proiteEed, s a
most agreeable surprise, and one which
/ accept with deep gratitude. IL VIII
be imposs bic for me 70 decide upon the
date, until | consult With Nh. GarWood,
bat as soon a. hear from hlm, wall
notify YOU through the daily papers.
Thanking YOU. one and al, Tor % 5
token OF friendship and esteem, have
the honor 10 be
Yours very truly,
In. X. SAIIER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

Quality aims. The fre elegant favor ~ the
IoSs IN" Cigar is rnt percartib.e in any
other 5c G. -ar. aud oaiy in this best grade u
l1- cigars
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

The beautiful soprano obligato solo
in "Intiammatus," from Stabat Mater.
Will be sung by Ida Klein, supported by
the Orat0riO Society and band. Id VII
be one OF the fine numbers OF the festl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09

No one should fail to hear that great
bass solo The Mighty Deep" as sung
by Edward O'Mahony al the Gilmore
festival this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03
A VILLAGE DESTROYED.
Loveland OblitcrAted by q Waterspol
aud Many Lives Lost.

The village Of Lovelaad. Iowa, eight miles
below Omaha, was almost totally destroyed by
huge waterspout Monday. Loveland il
located in the Boyer valley in a gully. A
terrific storm amounting to a cloudburst
passed over the valley, breaking about mile
above town. sweeping down the street aud
leaving hardly a house in the town.
The loss OF life a. far as has been heard from
Includes Mrs. sayies, an aged woman, and son.
There are Others whose names are now un-
known One family was taken of the tree
tops and the nert morning where they had
been swept BY the food one Of the family was
swept past and drowned The search for the
missing bodies is so far unsuccessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.

- No city in the world is 20 thoroughly
covered by the circulation Of q single news
paper as is the city of Warrington by that Of
TIE EVENING STAR. 1t reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. II s,cears to its circula-
ton. No other Washington paper has yet done
this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03
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vofAI 4l,4ss As,sls ss,Sss s&,seA se,aoI

TOsAI s,.Ass As.s1s ss,sss sxssf sase
But IL Il not alens h numbers Aas ths rsAa
increase Of advertising q shown The iases4
space required Zoe sdvsytissnssa d0h6 ~
year 1889 - compared SatA has occupied q
1858 y evsn more stirling.
The average dsily sp6es Hllsd ~ sdvsssso
ments In 1855 was q. 10 columns, @ ms oolumn1
Tor the year; where's for the yess ises The dsily
average vas 2s.T5 columns, o. s22s columns -
ths aggregate, being tOtai gain over THE pre-.
vious year Of 1AlA columnsi And this, II mus
b remembered, consisted exclusively Of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way Of hx sales, poll lists, election returns
otcI, such - occasionally swell The business a
political organs, being included n IL patron
ags.
In conclusion, ft q only necessary 10 say thsA
u proportion 10 the extent and high ehArastss
u IL circulation, TIE srAss advertising raid
THE rank with the very lowest in the sountrN
and 70 odd, finally, that every ststement hsreia
made can be abundantly verified THE CIR
cULATToN or THE PAPER n SWORN To-
IT'S PRESS AND CALCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN 10 THE PUBLIC AND TTs BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED By AMI ONE HAVING
A. INTEREST N THzR ExANNAQok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03

ALL HuNoRs or rHE ScALP, letter sores, ana
dandrun cured, and falling hair checked: hsscV
badness prevented BY using Halls Vegetable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03

TOMORROW last day OF Baum's star sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03

CHINESE STRAW Marines.
JAPANESE STRAW MArTINaa
We Offering the largest and most complete
line Of Straw psttinss ever shown In this city. The
stock comprises the latest eoorinss and designs
Those contemplating the purchase Of strsw Mat
tinss should call and examine our och
Prices all marked in plain fgurea
The following few Of the special bargains:
800 Rolls White and Check Mattins ct $3.50 per
roll of 40 yards
zoe Rolls Fancy Mating ct a per roll Of 40 yards
100 Rolls Extra heavy JOintiess Mating at clio per
roll of 40 yards.
55 Rolls New Patterns D.ma.k Mating sl2 per
ROLL of 40 yarda
We have complete assortment Of Scotch Floor
Linens Of all Widths Estimates for GOVERNS aoors
furnished free Of charge
Iis Just important to cover your carpets a. your
furniture for the summer.
KEEP OUT THE FLY
Door Screens in the country.
See our gle. Screen. which viii At any ordinary
sized window
Send for estimate for our casinet-maas Screens and
Doors. They are in many Of the finest residences.
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
The largest assortment Of stuns and the beat force
OF cutters and makers to be had. We cut. make and
furnish materials FOR FUN psrlor suites from sls
~ and guarantee psrsse, IT
W.. MOSES Sons.
Cor. lIsh aaa + ssa nv.
FURNITURE,
CARPETS
UPHoLsrxnY eoopa
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS Era
See Our Refrigeratorx
See Our Baby Carriages
See Our TncycIss.
See Our Cedar Chests.
See Our Camphor Chests.
See Our Hammocks
See Our Tsata
See Our Hammock suppsrt md cssssvs
See Our Mesquite csnsyssa
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F. $:.jjSEEIT FS::

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REST IocIr. .nyrRTrs,xa ,,rn,rrx NJ
THE TINTED STATS Tn ,o;n, :, O., !.
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,uorn wealIv s,s,sms,,, nr;n,.a IN an. n.n.s
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from the sworn ,abu,,r .,.,eueo,, showing ,hs
average daily circulation Of the paper during
,,o o. 1850 ,rh,;sA.a A. IT,, g.. an.
18th Of January. 1890
Briefly stated the points upon which The
above claim is based are these. That
4. The star ma. tnree dime. the circu.
Iatton of auy other pnprr I'm Wnsh,.u.
tom,
q o,x..,.,,. H. ws,-
SUM- h"s 'Afse' nm" '"'or
e're"'a''"" I'm the city where printed
an proportion 90 reading and Parcess'
Ing population. than any other newss
paper In the worid!!!
Z. The Star has the largest regular
md permanent home circulation Of
ANY ,vo.ceu, afternoon pnper An ,hs
Uu,,cd S,a,..,,,r
1pPo" Vi '.'o e'"'n'' anu W '"o" W.
Constantly increasing clreuia''oh Oh 'hs PAPs'
-'H''0" 10 '"'''e" W 'ne Inquiries io"o"ins'
e'Ho0LA'los IN lssS-so-s7-ss-se
iesS. iss6s 1882. 1sss- 1852
xs'ass ss'Ase ss.sss ss.s4l
NJ. o, ss x'ioi $1,000
40, ., g., q. go. os x'sse Ss'.oo
MAY 22.a,a o. a,a q. 80 az -. %
JUNE Al. saa .,.e., ,.',,a q, ... =. 80
JULY I'll 400 "a, rss aa.s,o ga asa .e CSC
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE HALLET DAVIS PIANO AGENCY WILL
Il be closed June rs aud reopened Sept. 1 with
superb stock Of pianos Bargains before closing
lnX9 IL l.. SUMNFR I1en.
TNHE SWEET AND RICH TONED KRAKAUER
Pianos spoken Of by artists in Of high praise
are sold at reasonable figures 1T KUHNS Temple Of
MI &c 1909 q st. NV. Tuning and repairing.
a14-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


Tor RKNT-FURNIsHED = BEAUTIFUL suM-
II nier Residence. Eagles Neat" Catsfiii nv
containing rooms verapdas tnres side: sraund
aopes TO river making grand view. Win Be rented 10
private famtly for the eeaeon ct reasonably rata
a.. AEh8II-L b TEhRr.
m31-3t lila Ut. n n.
EURI REKpLEToN, 1900 ,IEIT ABOVE SEA
ton via b and o. and W VI. Central Terms eS ana
o.rrets county. Mo. m27-so3ws
E0R RkNT-FoR THE HUMMER, CLAaETT NAN
elon; ~ Furnished rooms; garden aud fruit: nit
Yer spring depot Metropolitan branch Of the 81 md
6A Apply W. b. CIAGETI. Brightwood +, O..
GoOD COUNTRY BoAhD CAN IN OBTAINI0
~ in western New York on Seneca lake q few miles
from Watkins Glen. Address Pc boz lly North
Hector. sehsylsf county. Ny. m3i-3t.
WANTED-BY A LADY WHO HAS TAKKN Z
pleasant cottaRe n deiishtful resort In Connec-
ceut PArty Of -Four SIX to toaA her term reSSn
Ry3l-3ts ~S:'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03

WHY Dos'r you occupy part of your leisure
time in making an effort to win one Of The
SrAs's liberal prizes offered in it's advertise g.
ment contest?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15

The complete name Of Mary Ander-
BON husband is Antonio Fernando Ma
varro de Nianu. 1t is related that Pedro
Navarro, one Of his progenitors. partici-
pated in the siege Of Grenada, and in
1888 accompanied Columbus on his sec
ond voyage to America Having become
famous under American as well as Italian
skies he was ennobled with the title Of
Count Pedro Navarro. Another mem
Der OF the family was recognized by
Philip II, and in 1873 was made admiral
in-chief Of all the naval forces in Amer
lea On the mothers side young Ma
varro is grandson Of John FL Dykers, at
one time president Of the New York and
Harlem railroad. d.-Exchange
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15
More Work By the Hatfields.

CHARLESTON, West Va. July l4.-when
the lifeless bodv of Dave Stratton, one Of
the famous Mccoy outlaws was found near
the railroad track At Brownstown sevefsl
weeks ago. the public generally suppos,
tha' he had been run over by = train a d
killed. Some persons. however, suspecn d
the Hatfield crowd of numbering him.
Among these vas J. W. Napier. = de'ec-
tive better known As Kentucky Bill" no.
armed with a warrant for the arrest Of the
llstfields, started ou; few weeks ago with
the declaration that he would not return
without them. Not word has been re-
firm him, but yesterday word came that
his body, cold in death, with bullet hole
in his heart, had been found near the home
Of the Hstfields. Ii Was impossible Ia {
night to verify the report but it 10 believed
to be true. as his friends would otherwise
have heard from him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15

A novel telephone has been placed in
the New Haven house 1t cannot be used
unless fee is paid. There are only two
instruments of the kind in existence. the
other being in Hartford. There are five
slots in the machine for the reception of
a nickel, ten cent piece, quarter, half
dollar and dollar respectively. These
amounts cover the rates charged for tcle-
phoning to various places in and ont of
the state. To use the telephone it is first
necessary to call up the central, as on an
ordinary telephone. The objective point
is then asked for. and when this Is reach
ed the party who rings up is told to put
the necessary fee in the slot If II dime
is dropped bell of high tone rings, For
twenty y-tive cents the tone becomes lower,
and for half dollar the sound is like
that of the average door bell. The dol
lar sound is similar to that of fire alarm
gong The sound Of the bell is the sig
nal to go ahead and talk The contriv-
ance is the invention of William Gray.
of Hartford. A company has bcen formed
for the manufacture of the instruments,
Cor, New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Vassalboro has a population of 1921
against 2,042 in 1880. Pennington has
3 353 against ,20S.
The farm buildings Of Warren Paul. four
miles out on the Belmont road, Belfast,
were burned Monday noon. The loss is
about 81. 500; insured fer 81 800.
Edward Balkham, aged twenty three. Of
RocklAnd. fell through a scuttle in Cat
lands stable in Thomastop. falling fifteen
feet. striking the stable floor, and dying
several hours after the accident.
Thirty members Of the Maine Press As
sociAsion left Mschias by steamer Rich-
mond for Bar Hasbor Monday morning. A
reception was given the members and citi-
rem. Saturday evening BY L. L. Keith of
East Mschias.
The case of Mark J. Sullivan, for refus-
ing and neglectin to perform the duties Of
census enumerator. vas heard before Com
missioner Rand Monday morning. Prob
able cause VS. found and Sullivan vas
bound over in si 600 for trial at the district
court in Bath in September.
Booshbsy seeas = - ezsised ever fhs
fac. thaa ons FsaSehag, steAn he<n heer-
ing email store 10 dat place. Seems 10 be
implicated in shady trar sactions. After
beating bis wife he has disappeared and
officers are after him. He 10 suspected of
the burglaries at Alma, Round Pond. Lubec.
Eisecomb, New Sharon. Biddeford, Roches-
ter, N. H., and other places.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15

Hattie Spearin2, hose parents live across
the river from Shswmut in this town. about
eight years of age. me, with q serious Ac-
cident a little before noon yesterday. Sic
Was at play in the barn with other children,
and in the attempt to jump from the scat
fold to load of hay which stood in the
barn floor, she made miscalculstion. ard
fell between the load an1 the scstfold TO the
door, distance Of about ten feet, striking
in such a way as to break The bone of her
arm above the elbow. The force of the
fall was SO great that the upper part of the
broken bone was forced down by the other
several inches, so that the end of it came
near the skin an inch or so below the elbow
joint. 1t will be readily understood that
the break is bad one. DR.. Robinson was
called at once, and he put the paiie lt under
the influence of ether and reduced the
fracture.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15


Thoasands upon Thousands Of nanafac-
tured lumber in various shapes are being
piled up in thsir yards By the winslos
Lumber Co.. and = good deal Of it will be
called for in this immediate vicinity. 1t 10
big thing for wA;erville to have su2h .
Gne lumber nill In the neighborLosd; o
say nothing Of the great convenience, il
means less money paid for the lumber
entering into the construction of building
than would be required If the mill had net
been built. ard the Old state Of things pre-
vailed. Timber, boa.es. ciapbosrds, laths
and shingles are all produced at this mill.
which has a capacity fer cutting Up ten
million feet Of logs every year. An addi-
ton of twenty Hve feet is 10 be built At the
vest end as more room is needed for the
working Of the crew.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15

SAN FRANcisco, July 1.-The United
Steamer Ranger, while getting under way
to proceed to sea Saturday afternoon, took
a sheer with the tide and ran into Lombard
stree. wharf, breaking some of the cross
beams and the corner of the wharf head
The Ranger had her cutwater carried away
about ten feet below her knighthead; also
her martingale stays carried away. She
then steamed away from the wharf at full
speed, and in doing so smashed the bow OF
port steam launch and port midship boat
which were hanging from the d,vits. Not.
withsfardipg the mishsp, the Rar ger pro
coed to sea on her way to Guatem
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15
Rs.openisg . Thorough fare.

In order 20 guard against result, utterly subyer
sise o. health, t is absolutely essen iaI that the
E'snd fhofoushfare or ayenue Of the .yaem ibs
bowels. should BE- re -op%ned a. sp4edil. a. po..t
Die when they become obs.snet.d. ~ they arr
not, the bile is misdiyecied Into the blood. tbs
liver becomes torpid. vi.eid bilious waiter ne /,
Into the stomach. and produces indlge.,jop
neadachss ensne, and other symptoms are pio
only tends to agravate. The aperient lrop.r
ties OF Hosietter's Stomach bitfers constitute \
most usefui axsnt la overcoming cons rictton OF
me bowel, and profno3iag q rSguisr habit OF
body Ills infinitely superior to the drastic cath
.fiics fre9u-ntiy used ior the purpose, since !,
does noi ip them. act Violently, be, p-odoces !
hsnrs!. yAinie,s erect. which does moi impsi, the
tone Of the eyaa uatory organs, . hieh IL ipyigor
atss In fead Of weakening. The stomach and
iiver. Also adeed the enfirc ., s,en. il srs nsth
ened znh regulated by II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-07-15
Ultimatum ii Free Stone Contractors
to the Employees.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 1.-THE Free
Stone Contractors Association met here
today, and made a formal answer to the
letter submitted to them by the Journey
men FreestOne Cutters Association. Tn.
contractors say: "Journsymen stone
cutters can obtain employmen of us OF the
terms agreed upon by the joint committee
of the Free Stone Contractors Association
and the Progressive Association of Jour
neymen stone cutters of New England, and
none other This rules out a Ii negotiation
with the old Free Stone Cutters amocia
ton.