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Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-07
THE WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
RevolutionIsts Defeated by Regulars
in Guatemala - Honduras Giving
Guatemala Moral support.

RevO1utfOn1sts Defeated by Regulars
i'm Guatemala - Honduras Giving
Guatemala Moral support.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 6.-Guatemalan
revolutionists to the number of 5000
under General Estanislas, Sandoval,
Maxine Cerna and Alfonso Irugaruna
were defeated on Monday by Guatemalan
regulars under Barilles, brother of the
president. -.
A despatch from La Libertad says Hon.
duras is giving Guatemala moral support.
President Bogran, who led his troops to
the frontier, retired leaving the guerilla
chiefs Figuero. and Miranda. These
two chiefs will be shot if captured by the
Salvadorians.
A dispatch from Salvador says General
Ezetas was serenaded last night. His pop
ularity is increasing Ezetas has informed
the diplomatic corps, which is mediating
for peace, that he anxiously wishes for
peace in order to avoid further bloodshed.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
VIENNA, Aug Ga railway train was
thrown from the track near Pilzen
Bohemia, to-day. The cars rolled down
an embankment into marsh. The stoke,
and several passengers were killed and
nearly eighty passengers were injured.
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Ayers Hair vigor'
PRKPARxD By
Or l. c. AVER 1 CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold BY Druggists and Perfamers-
How to Hold the Markets.

A correspondent of the Boston Traveller
in abiding to the very valuable communi
cation Of Hon. J. N. Rusk on agricultural
depression calls attention to one brief point
contained therein which is of great import
snce. Secretary Rusk says: at is stig
ma upon American agriculture that our
butter exports, for instance. should be re
ported % small in quantity and poor II
quality, and that the South American
supply should be largely derived from
foreign countries The writer then
says: 81 can add something in con-
frmation of this statement. While visit
ing Japan. in 1888. I learned that the i'm
portstions of butter in that market were
mainly from Denmark. The butter was
put up in . superior manner, and was of
the best quality. Mr.. Van Buren,, consul
general of the United States at Yokohama.
told me that when Japan was 6rst opened
to foreign trade our people had control of
the market for butter, cheese. and canned
goods. but lost it through their neglect of
the proper preparation of their good.
Mstters went from bad to worse, until final
ly, there was such . preponderance of
worthless stuff that the merchantss could
not sell any thing of the kind If it came from
the United States. Whole shipments were
lost, and, as . consequence. the trade was
ruined. I subsequently found the some
condition of things in China, Siam and
Iudis. The shiftlessness and di honesty of
those who undertook to supply those mar
kets with the articles above named had lost
for Us the entire trade. Recently I have
been informed by a friend who travelled
lately in Scandinavia that American canned
goods are held in high esteem there ard
command the market. This goes to pro, e
what can be accomplished by proper atten-
ton to the detail of the business A care :
full study of the wants of foreign markets
Is Of absolute necessity, if we would have
. share in them" 1t 10 we'll to en-
force this fact as applied to home markets
to which it is equally as applicable as to
foreign. The only way to control the mar
kets 10 to make honest goods and put them
before the consumer in a neat ard attractive
msnner. Whatever the farmer produces
or has to dispose Of in the way of farm
products, is already more than half sold
when it 10 placed on the markets honestly
sorted. counted and weighed, and when put
up or presented for sale in . clean, neat.
taking" way.
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Oh, what a Cold !
SPECIFIC

~ ~ ~ Coaeh In short Tine. You an
~ ysaf CatafyA n yoa persist In lfs ase, =
Z IN 49, the seeretion II Casafrhal matter
y ~ -. II yin relisvs Crop b ffsn thFss
= IN 01n1aee.
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Horssnen are pleased Nth the res Illus
uassd and sr,i.ticslIy displayed bills an
csrIs which come from the Journal job
room this spring Ths illustrations are
nes, and the work plesses by lis good taste
snd more than sstishss BY it, los price
send for samples and prices.
Mr.. W. II. Lowell. the we'll known horse
tsncier Of Bar sor, has just purchased .
val liable bro ID mare from Brovnville par
ties.
Old Won Molske, slth ,ush eighteen year
old, is apparently in his prime yet. He II
by q sen of Old Drew; dam by the Mer-
row horse. and is still owned BY Mr.. NobI.
Of Piusfi.ld. He is the sire Of CunArd.
2.s0; Flora, Q Est. and 10 said to be the
sire Of Boston Girl. 2.25t.
The golden chestnut four-yesr old Hsrri
son, Owned by Col. s. G. Jerrard Of Levant.
il to be handled this summer BY d. 4
Clement, manager at Island Stock Farm.
West Levant. Harrison is . nne looking
animal and much admired by oil lovers Of
handsome horses. Mr.. Clement also ha.
in his care the handsome trotting bred
stallion Hemlock, bred by G. Shaw,
Hartland. Hemlock Is by Gen. Wi,hers
lam, Lady Knox.
Mr.. William Croker Of Bre yer has q
beautiful four weeks old colt by Gladstone
" Ashxooi, which 10 Of good color and
very promising.
Hambleionixn Chief, the stallion owned
by Mr. Loreuo Hayferd Of Belfast, is be-
coming noted az producer Of fast horse.
,ne year ago Mr.. Hayf0fd sold Q pacing
mare after Hsmbletonian Chief that 10 nov
owned by Joshua Eastman. Of Bangor. Il
IS said the mare can make . mile in rs
The stallion His'ogs and the Ally Sadie
r owned by Jason Lunt Of Biddeford
will both be fitted for the track this season
Mr. J. H. Kitchen of lIoulton, has lately
cold the trotting horse Crookshsnk to Ban
yor parties.
Three Nelson colts we're sold in Bostor
:, ON. Ia. a,,;ro tia ho,.s f.;, and h,ou,h,
good prices.
w u.sN r,,
.,.,,, .a - nm, be- p.... d.,
7. .h., ,,;, ALL 80
ter Fran kiln Prince. She 10 now in foal te
r,., - 49,.
,o..,;, .. .. ~ 7
lamb, ,.. xe.s;v.a .ou. VOW a.,,.,,no
sst;. sro,, ...,,;., p.;,..
-. ..,, ~ c.;
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Marrieo.
CUMBERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, April %, Warren Wilson Mansfield
and Miss Chariot Hall, daughter Of Lewis
Pierce. Esq April %. John brennan and Mrs.
Lizzie u. Sanborn, both Of Pc. tlznd.
PENoBscoT.
In Han pden. April "A, Geo. II. sherman and
Mise Ora =. Dunt. bot of Hampton.
In Carmel. April Is. Francis Lo,ing OF Etna and
Miss Eliza A. Parsons of Carmel.
PIsCATAQUIs.
10 Abbott Village, April %, Waiter D. Lowell
and Miss Mary J. french. both Of Abbott
WASH NGToN.
In Calais, April 81, Emery W. Waite and Alma
Mckay both of Calais; April 9. Miles T.. Bean
and Miss Nj lie II. Damon, both of Calais
In Denny sville, April II, t,eo. L.. Jones and
Miss Mary N. Farley. both Of Deenysvil-
10 Edmunds. Ap II s, >.-ward W. 0rrs and Mis-
Elmins S-eIty, both Of Edmunds.
In Machia port. April OhverJ Pettegrove and
Miss Margaret V. Lsrrabee. both Of Maehissport
In Whiting. April s, Joseph Marsion Of Lu-
bee and Miss ZebiA Z. Bell Of Viii ing.
YORK.
In Kezar Falls, April Is, John Stewart. Jr., and
Mrs Mackie of Glss gov.
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MARKET REPORTS.

NKw York, May Q

NEw York. May ..
FLOUR Receipts, al pkgs; exports, $40:
bbis, sales, 1900. Repeat quotations includ
ing City mill extra, - i5aS4 So; patent, - VOu
rs IS, .uperhne, ~ 25aa2 Is; extra No 2, o. 10s
~ Is; winter wheat low grade, q 40at2 70; Min
aesota extra. - doat4 so, Southern nour dull
rye nour quiet
wHKAr- Keosipts. 100 exports. Ss.ss7. sale,
$500. dull No spring -; No 5 red, VI
No red. ysAa 01l eiev', !00lA o. fob 10 - i0x1
trliv'd. No lard. .a7Aal0s: No northern. :osis
1851
RYE-frm
bARLEY-hrm.
CoRN-Receipts. Is 400. exports. ;.2.ssl, sales
1900, dull, steamer All 4sl, No 4, 4lsAi2l,
store and elevator. I3ia4JA delivered.
OArs-Receipts, las NO; exportk Ia Sly; sales,
ii,oO0, firm, No :, "a. do white 34ls4l; No Z, as6
do white. s5siSi. No |, 80, do white, 81; Mixed
Western, 35s3S, white do. 3sa4I.
CoFFEE--fair, Rio, fair, 70.
SusAR-Raw firm; refined easy: demand
fair crushed sa7. extra crushed, 5la5a; white
extra crushed, 6la5l, cut loaf, Z; grannlated, az
PkrRoLrrM-steady, -, s5i.
PoRk-hrm
BEEf-seady.
LAHD-duii, western steam, o. 70a&6 70 clos
ing t6 %, e,ty steam % 10 renued firm; continent
ID 4lasn 80; =. A. u 50.
BUTTER firm -; western dairy 7sl3; do
l0als
CHEssE-easy. Freights to Liverpool dull
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Born.
RHN~rnHC

In North Fayette, April "A. to the wife of E.
Gilbert, . son.
In Mt. Vernon, April -. to the wife Of Roscoe
G Carson, daughter.
In Vienna. April Is. to the wife Of Benjamin
kempton, = son.
W. Colder. . daughter.
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Mr.. John Beck, representing the Frank
A. Robbins circus, was in the city Frida,
making arrangements for the appearant.
Of that chow in Randolph on Thursday Ma,
29.h. The advertising car will be alons
next Friday.
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Diieo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Cape Elizabeth, April %, Catherine, widow
Of the late John stone; April q, Johu VI on,
child Of Olive Il. and the lae John W Filisbury
aged s years l month II days.
In De.ring April q. John Brown. aged ~ years
months; April %, Joseph 7. Often, aged II years
months q days.
In Portland, April a, Mortimer. infsn, son OF
john and Celia FiHherty. aged months.
kENyEBEC.
In Augusta, May ?, Aimiretta. wife Of J. A.
Nj hken. aged u We srs, months.
EIter-d into rest. Nay LIST, $50, Ohio Erne Al
Michaelis, Major of Ordnance. l. $. A., aged a
years.
PENoBsCor.
In raneor. April %. Mary. daughter Of William
anA Ellen Mullens, aged years.
In Holden April IS, Emma J :, wife Of G. Clark,
seed ~ years and months.
In Hampton. April a. Olive, vi Of Jos Ham.
m0ud ased " years II mouths aid Is DAYS.
In Hannibal. Missouri, April -. Mrs. HAIRY
(Rice) godfrey. widow Of Edwin d godfrey for
laerfy Of Bangor. eyed % years.
SOMERSET.
In Canaan, April 10. sarah, wife Of Eastman
Fowler aged ~ years
In watervie, april q. Mrs. saral.. Thornton.
aged % years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

At the Fret Baptist church on Sunday
the subject Of the sermon at 245 z. NJ
will be THE Fathers Good Pleasure -
The ordinance Of the Lord's Supper will be
administered ct the close Of the sermon
10 the evening At o'clock there will be .
praise service. An evening with the hymn
writer's and their choice hymns. Sunday
school at !. 80 p. NJ. Conference meeting
Saturday afternoon at 2 45.
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The lasters a. Csli~eli & Libby's shoe
factory. Randolph. finished their lsbors in
that place Friday night ard their machinery
and tools will be removed to the Randolph
factory at once. The remainder Of tn.
help will finish their work by the mi Idle OF
next week and on Saturday the 10Th inst.
the building will be entirely vacated.
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RoueH ON ToorHAeHE. l5c. At druggists.
RoueH ON PAIs PLASTER. Psoused, l6c.
RouGH ON CoUGas. Troches loo. LIQUID
Csc
RoueB on worms. Safe. Sure Cure. 1Sc.
nov25.i& w6mcfsdlv folrm
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p. A. KirreibrAek, representing the
Two Barney combination, Was in th.
city Friday to make the hnai preparation,
for the appearance Of that company Ia this
city next Monday evening.
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RalIroaDs 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
9TH, 1890.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~
follows,
GOING WEST-G.20 A. NJ for Lewiston
Rockland. Portland, Boston and Montreal, t. 10
A. for Halowell and l.ardiner; 1905 A. u. fuI
Lewiston, Pennington, Rockland, Portland and
Boston. go 4. d. for iiailowell and Gardner 8. on
L. NJ. for Brunswfck Bath. l.ockland. Portland,
and Boston; 3.42, (expr.ss) Portland and Boston .
$50 Z. NJ. for HaiiDwrl and Gardner
HOP T. NJ. might Pulliuan) Tor lewiston Bath
Portland and Boston.
GulNG EAsT-2.17 A. NJ. might express) for
,kowhegau, Bangor, Bar Harbor, 81. stephen,
81. John and Aroostook Coun.s g.1s A. NJ. foT
Watervlle skowhegan, Bangor, Is. n +. X. X ;
Vanceboro; l2.is NJ. WateIsilic, Oakland, Sion.
IN nth and winthrop; 3i5 4. u. Tor Waicrvilie,
,sowhegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover 4 Foxcroft
Bangor, st. Stephen, ST. Jonn ana Arorstoos
county. and on saturdays only at 730 T. NJ. foi
Water vile; Sunday paper train for watervilie
and Bangor at VIZ A. ii.
he Night Pullman Trains run each way ever
IN Monday mornings. or to Belfast and Dexter
n beyond Bangor, On sunday mornings, but " iii
un to and from Bar Harbor on and after NAV
18th.
ACCOMMODATION TRAM leaves Gar
liner for Augusta at 7l5 A. NJ, l2o aud ..45
{. NJ; Hailoweli at Nv A. NJ. 1855 and 5.02
M.
through tickets to California and all point.
south and West may be had of Il. H. Walker
ieket agent, Augusta, the only office selling wa
ali routes and checking ali baggage free OF ex
pense.
PAiSON TUCKER, Vice Pres 4 Gen'i Manager,
\. r.. BOyTHBf, Gen' Pass. and ticket Aga
Portland. April LIST. losO.
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One of he principal causes of the
present defensive organized movement of
farmers 10 middlemen. The surplus OF
middlemen 10 damage not only to farmers.
but to the financial standing and business
reputation of the nation.
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And leo men 10 call I'D any druggist for
4 free trial package of Lanes Family Med.
icine. the sr.ss Foot and herb remedy, dis-
covered BY DR. SilAs Lane While in the
Rocky Mountains. For diseases Of the
blood, liver and kidneys il 10 Q positive
cure. For constipation and clearing up the
complexion ii does wonders Ii 10 the bese
spring medicine ever used. Largo sise
package. 50 cents. At all dfuegists
apr lOdeodkvlv
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DR. FLISrs REMEDY. by its sedative in.
hnence over the nervous system, 10 one OF
he best ?. needles that can be us d to con.
troll and cure incontinence of urine. De.
scrip i've treatise with each bottle; OF ad.
Dress Mack Drug Co, N. Y.
apr29eodfolrm
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I,OR SALE. My farm of six acres on North.
J. crD ascnuc. Under best cultivation Water
in house and stable. Cut last ear len tous OF hay
brst and second crop Bui,ding in thorough re
pair and nicely painted. One hundred ana sixty
fruit trees, apples, pears and plums. onc and a
quarter miles from the city shall sell NJ II very
low prices as wish TO leave the state ON account
.! i'll health Terms easy.
BENZ. \. WOOD,
may 3dtf August, Nj. =
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WANTED.

vETANrED.-Detect We want msn
w in every locality to act a. private Diet c
Il under our instrae ions. W. gusra Tee good
field of labor send stamp for particulars Ner-
chant u trctiv. Agency 81 North CHEEKY street.
Nashville, Tenn ma 2dlms
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Ayers
Hair Vigor

not only prevented my wife from becoming
bald, but It also caused an entirely new
growth Of hair. am ready % certify to this
statement before Justice Of the peace
H. Hulsebns, Lewisburgii. Iowa
some years ago. after severe attack OF
BRAN fever. my hair all came out. | used
such preparations for restoring IL As my ply
sicians ordered. but failed 10 produce =
growth Of hair I then tried. successfully,
several articles recommended by druggists,
and all alike fell short Of accomplishing the
desired result. The last remedy ! applied
vas Ayers Hair vigor. which brought
growth Of hair in few weeks. ! think !
used eight bottles In two years; more than
vas necessary ~ restorative, but iiked u
- q dressing. and have continued to use II
for that purpose. I believe Ayers Hair
yicor possesses virtues far above those Of
any similar preparation now on the market"
Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
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XIyANTED-At once, six eNperic need dress
w dnishers. Mrs. NJ. Isabel Could. ~ Cvny
street. Augusta. may2iiw
yNTANTt n--rour s.iichers; i've to eight dol.
w lars per week. Ten lining girls; iuur 10
hye dollars pr week. steady work. kust, Nov
~, Pa sou Co, kocklan Me, may2d2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

There viii De the ususi services ut t1e
Methodist church on Sunday. Pfeaehn I
oy the pastor, Rev. A. 8. Ladd, Sanda,
afternoon. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Lehigh. Indian Territory. in the Choctaw
region. is hsving q riga OF terror A
ga e Of despsrsdoes have IN organic alton
similar TO the Molly Masuirss aud are run
ming the town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

The defamation The Debating So
ciety," - delivered by Arthur Blair of tn,
High school At Miss Laughton's recital i,
Music Hall, Lewiston, Thursday evening,
was pronounced rs excellent by all who
sere present TO hear il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

In spite Of the labor troubles -hich other
cities are experiencing, Gardiner workmet
are apparently perfectly satisfied wi Their
condition, and no inkling o. any dissatis-
faction 10 heard Of in any Of our mAnufsc,-
urins establishments, all appearing to be
perfectly satisfied with the wages and
treatment they are receiving
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

sSTAPIE ON'-A d.scrvedy popular res.
- ilencc quarter Of Augusta. VI :, adjpiuing
state ground-- re hnrd, progressive nnn.uity
ui light ehris and cneeTful homes. city wafer,
electric lights. &. :. mail dcive. y, etc. iaN.r
light. Fine building sites gu easy terms To nc,linl
settler For these and many other bargains in
real estate,
Adtress-IkNRY q. STAPLES. Augusta, Me.
api2Ddlw'
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b. N. Whitney. one OF GARDENERS old
residents. died on Thursday aiyht at the
residence Of o. g. Andrews. aged ~ years
The remains will be taken to Philips tods,
for interment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Messrs Joshua Gray & Son have CON.
menced work upon the char es and i'm
provements which they have contemplated
ct their mill for some time past, which are
~ follows: The board saw carriage 10 to b.
supplied with new steel trucks and track.
aid also With Pfescotts steam feed which
10 considered one Of the great Improvements
Of the age in connection With rapid saving
A new gang edser is to take the place of
the old one; and to accommodate this ms
chiue, an addition 25x32 has got to be put
on to the vest end Of the mill. The clap.
board and shnsle macl ines are to be moved
from the vert end to the cas-: end Of the
nil. and the hath machines aud lab sx~
ere to BE- moved from the os.eueut to the
place made vacant by the removal Of the
clapboard and sbineie machines. The
ab ,ve change nscsssissses the rearrsg,ng
u all The shafsine aud gearing in the base
msns; snd viii require about two months
90 complete The j,b. when the above i'm.
peoveuents are all completed il will be .
y del mill in every respect, and caps 81. of
doing an unusually large business. J. E.
Ladi, the miliurisht, has charge Of the
work.
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The locomotive for the kennebec Cen
srai will be shipped today from the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, Philadelphia. for this
city. arriving here about the middle Of next
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO. May 2.
kLnUg--prices dull
WHEAT nervous. No spring, SiaslA;
No red. a;s9si.
CoRN-So ,, al4.
0Ars-No =, l5al5t.
RYE-quiet Al 4Sla49i
BARLEY-5hs57.
PoRk-At q o ala TO-
LARD--at 40s q 40.
BULK MEAr-shoulderp, go; short rtbs
s 50; short clear 50
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The Nay bail gwen in Forest Hall, South
6srdiasr. TharsdAy evening ws' = yer,
saccessfol affair. About twenty 1--WE coupis
iadpIsed Ia the dances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Ak Geo. =. Thompson If Htlioweil,
for Enzlish Alternative, 1a0 doees o. %.
mar7dtfpy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Try SpyirgalPs Essiish Alternative. For
sale by r. 6 Kinsman = Co., Augusta.
mar7dtfsp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Mu h sick ess and lack Of food prevails
among some Of the negro settlements in
Oklahoma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

The cargo Of coal in the brig CHARLES
Dennis. wrecked 1t the mouth Of the Ken
aebec. Wednesday, vas insured 10 Bsrr, .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Group. Whocpipg Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved BY Shiloh's Cuss.
For saIe Ut C. B. AaTphv's.
jsiyedAvlwchvky
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Grow your animal before you fstseu it.
Tue two proces.es are qnite different.
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Cured by Cuticura

cannot say enough in praise of the CrTIcURA
RtMEpIts My boy, when one year of age, was
so bad with eczema thai he lost all of his hair.
His scalp was covered with eruptions hich the
d. ors said was seal head. and that his ha'r
would never grow again Dcspairng of cure
from ply sician-, began the Of the CUTiCURA
REMEDIES, and, am happy to saw, wi h the most
perfect success. is hair Is now splendid. and
ther" is not pinplr on him. recommend the
CUTICuRA RtMEnIEs 10 mothers the most
speedy. economical, and cure for all skin
diseases of infants and children. and feel that
every mother who has afflicted child will thank
me for doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

At the Congregational church at 10 80
o'clock Sunday forenoon the pastor. r W
jenkins, will take for his suit ct of hi.
sermon The Greatness Of God illustrated
BY Little Things" Following the sermon
communion service will be held SUNDAY
school at IL VI. 10 the evening, ut I 80
o'clock, the pastor will preach the first OF
. sefies Of illustrated sermons, his topic
for next Sunday evening being. "Objeci
Lessons from q Mountain Pul ,it'' The
ne~ ly -crsaniz. chorus choir viii make its
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-03

Mr.. +. A. LAYTON has been appointed
superintendent of the Kennebec Central r
K, and 10 to have the entire charge and
management Of the line. Mr. LAYTON is a
man Of long years service in the railroad
business. being formerly employed a, an
engineer on the Maine Central. and later
beine connected With the Canadian Pacific
He comes to this city thoroughly prepar d
for his new position, being highly fec,m
mended BY prominent railroad men He
will enter upon his new duties on Monday
next,
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Terms, $40 to Warrant.
5000 SHARES, vs seS 500.

Having personally examined this property, we are
prepared to give facts of interest any desirrA
to investigate live and rapidly improving Real
Estate investment The stock has been placed in our
hands for sale at $500 per Share for limited
time. We confidently recommend it as a safe and
profitable investment expecting to see it sell at par,
before January 1. 1891 Make all checks payable to
C. ". Baldwin & Co.. 80 Equitable Bldg. Boston. Mass
will maDe address
aprodeodAw4w
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G. B. Patterson Of Randolph, she' has
been Ia for some time past, rwceatiy had =
relapse and nov lee IN very critical COT
dfnioo.