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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

Jake Grove says that when it rains on
Monday it may rain six or eight days
during the same week. Awful, isn't it ?
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Warl War! War!

Down they 60. Best cabinet
photos at 90 cents per dozen. Georgi's
Gallery, Masonic Temple Building, on
second floor.
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The Young Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union will meet at the usual
place next Saturday evening at seven
O'Clock.
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Wanted.

Copies of the Highland News contain
ing the letters of Miss Jennie Nelson
while missionary in India. Leave in.
formation at this Office.
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The Scott Dragons expect to be pres
ent at the Inauguration of Governor
Campbell next Monday.
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Dressmaking and sewing of all kinds
done to order at reasonable rates.
ALICE TAaaART,
Byrd Building, Sinking Spring, O.
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Miss Blanche Pugsley, who spent the
holidays here with her mother, return.
ed to Delaware last Thursday.
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Mrs. Charles Ingebrand and daugh.
ter, Maggie, left for visit to New York
last Monday.
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Mrs. Rev. Zachariah Wharton, of
Bournville, is spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Capt. ]. M. HES
tand.
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Money to Loan.

Small loans made on short time.
Either personal or mortgage security.
EQUITABLE LOAN Co.
Newly & Morrow, Agents.
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Miss Cora Patterson returned to Hang.
ing Rock, o., last Friday, after spending
a week at her home in this place.
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Mr.. James West, Of Portsmouth, spent
several days OF this week with friends
and relatives in this county.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

Miss May Bell left last week fol-
Oxford, where she will enter the Female
Seminary.
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Where do you buy your yarn? Re-
member we have an extra good assort-
ment. s. Z. HIBBEN & Son.
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All members of Carson Camp, No. 48,
8. Of ", are requested to meet at the
camp rooms this "wednesday evening at
7 o'clock sharp.
J. w. FENNER, Captain.
F. X. GAMBLE, LIST Sergeant.
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Campbell's Inauguration, July 13.

The O., w. & B. R. R. will sell January
18th round trip tickets to Columbus for
the above from Hillsboro for So, good
returning January l4th.
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Mr.. Thos. Hibben, of Columbus, hal
been visiting relatives in this place fol
the past week.
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Did you ever use any of our "Acme"
yarn? Try 1t. You will like it.
s. E. HIBBEN & SoN.
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Miss Matte Foster, Of Cincinnati,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mutton, Of
West Walnut street.
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Miss Ora Schumacher is visiting friends
and relatives in Chillicothe and Frank
fort.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd have return.
ed from visit to their daughter in Day
ton,
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Miss Lizzie Skeen, who has been quite
i'll, IL convalescent.
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Come and see our fine assortment of
furs, muffs and fur trimming.
s. Z. HIBBEN & Son,
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Prof. v. H. Mule and family spent
holiday week in Cincinnati.
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We have now on sale full line Of
ladies' and children's underwear.
S. E. HIBBEN & Son.
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Miss Martha Richards entertained her
friend, Miss Ellis, last week.
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Following is the programme for the
joint meeting of the Teachers Associa-
tions of Fayette and Highland counties,
at the Town Hall, Greenfield, Ohio,
January 10, and IL:
7:30 p. M, Jan. 10th.
President, Il. B. Farley, Samantha.
INVOCATION.
Paper, zone Thing Most Nsedfuw 1'
......... .Supt. =. D. Barrett, Highland, o.
Paper-E. G.. Smith, Principal Of the
:.................... .Hillsboro Schools
MUSIC. ..........'....... ...'.. .ApOuO C1uD
1880 Q. m, Saturday. Jan. 1lth.
MUSIC. ...................... Apollo Club
INVOCATION.
Paper, ''The Teachers Dual Aim"
49,, .Supt e. w. Wilkinson, Lindwood, 0.
Miscellsneou Business.
l:30p. m.
Paper, "--". .supt. N, II. CLANCY,
...................... washington y. ID.
Paper, g." supt E. &. Cox, Chilli
................''.'.. .cotne,O.
MUSIC. ..............,...... .ApOllo CluD
Try Garrett Bros Cream Lotion for
chapped hands.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining In the
Post-ofice at Hillsboro, January 9th, 1890.
Doggett g W Mansfield Will
Foaly Noah Stevenson Lena
Griffith Birdie West y T
Please say advertised letters In calling for
the above. @. T. PopE, p. NJ.
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Miss Mary Montgomery is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. John Skeen.
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Give the new tailor shop call--over
Haynie & Reinbold's restaurant.
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Ask your grocer for Queen City Butter
Crackers. They are the best.

II you want to bay farm read w. P.
Haines' advertisement in this paper.
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We pay the highest market price for
choice Milling Wheat.
]. BOYD 4 co.
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Miss Matte Mather left last week for
m extended visit to friends in Illinois.
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30 days in which to secure great bar
gains at Emma Cox & Sisters.
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State News.

Mrs. Charles Burgess furnished $1,000
bonds on Thursday of last week aud was
liberated from the police station al l2
O'Clock. noon Mr.. John Ranlett and wife
ar the security. Much Indignation is ex-
pressed a. TitUs's condition i unchanged
and it Is not known that he will recover.
The President sent to the Senate the
nomination OF Isaac " DYER, 10 be L. s.
Attorney for the District Of Maine.
At Skowhegan on the 23d. W +. Dean.
aged - who ran rotary saw in Weston
s Brownari'> mill, tainted and in falling
struck his head upon the friction pulley,
causing death IN ten minutes. He left a
widow.
ON the evening Of the sd R0ckiaud
was again startled by shooting affair. al
though il did not result as fatally a. the
last. The house known a. the "Duunng
Place" at the South end, was the scene Of
action. Two men presented themselves
al the door and demanded admittance and
were refused. whereupon they commenced
beating the door down. The occupants.
two women, told the men 10 20 away.
They wouldn't and the women fired one
shot from 80 calibre revolver. which did
not take effect. The men still continued
beating at the door and another shot was
fred by the women but did not result ia.
tally The city marshal visited the scene
Friday morning, hut no arrests have vet
been made. II has not been ascertained
who the men were.
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picture not soon to be forgotten. The
captain slight curly haired damsel
gave her commands with the sharp, mill
tary air of II veteran of many years ser
vice, and the execution of the company
kept pace with her sharpness. The man
ual of arms Was demonstrated IN an ideal
manner, and this was rapidly followed by
all the company eyolutions known to the
tactics, including double and single rank
formations, platoon movement, etc.
1t was declared by military men that
only one or two regularly organized mill
tary companies in Maine can give an eNhi-
bition approaching this one in excellence.
The audience was first surprised, and
finally enthused, breaking out into tumult-
uous applause. At the close OF the drill
Capt. HELLER on behalf of her command,
presented Capt Chilcott, the drilimaster,
with magnificent sword and belt. and
Lieut.. Mitchell, his assistant, with a watch.
in recognition of their services. The
young ladies were showered with floral
tributes, and a military ball ended the
event
The roster of the company. which com
pri>es the best known names in Bangor, Is
a follows Blanche Louise HELLER, cap
tain; Julia Field Dillingham; first lieuten-
ant; Alice Gertrude Foss, second lieuten-
ant; Louise Lord Veazie, frst sergeant
Grace Alma Nutter, second sergeant; pri-
Yates, Helen Louise Buck, June Alice Burr,
Marion l.. Chamberlain. Florence May
Colby, Mary McRuer Fsrnhsm, Katharine
W. Gilman, Eva Sawtelle Hunt. Gertrude
Louise llsley, Nettie Mabel kirkpatrick
Annie Lord, Bessie c. Moves. Nellie May
Nichols Mary Hilton Piaisted. Esther
Boothby Psrkhurst, Alice Field Pearl,
Anna Elizabeth Sshin, Louise Sargent,
Nellie Mabelle Stetson, Carlotta NJ Sweet,
Mary T.. Scavey, Kate Aida Towle, Fran
ces Wright Wilson. Caroline Roberta
Wing, Lillian Frances Williams.
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| Monday, May l9.-The President trans-
| mtted 10 Congress a letter from Secretary
! Blaine relating to an Intercontiuental Rail-
! road.
| The Senate Mr.. Dolph spoke in favor
! of the Window Silver scheme; Mr.. Mitch
/ ell dis>ented from the views Of his col
| league; the Naval Appropriation bill was
| reported.
| The House The tariff debate was re-
! Sumcd Mr.. Funstons amendment for the
| free admission of silver ores and ores con-
| tainiug lead was defeated Mr. Wilson
| gave personal explanation u bis and
. BynnraS attack on Mr. Campbell, of Pitts
! burg.
TUESDAY The Senate The bill to rcgu-
late the control of the liquor traffic in
States was discussed without action;
! eulosies on the late William p. Kelley
were pronounced.
The Tarif bill was considered and the
Ways and Means Committee was sustained
A. all points.
The House Committee on Claims acted
favorahly on the bill to remunerate the
a>sjgnees OF John Roach
"Wednesday. Senate Mr.. Stewart
spoke on the Silver bill and Mr. Evsrts on
the Win restoring "a the States the control
Of the liQnor traffic within their own
borders
The House. The Tariff bill WAS reported
from Committee Of the Whole and was
passed-yeaS lf2; nays. li9.
In Committee The subcommittee Of
the House Elections Committee took fur
Their testimony in The Clayton Brecsin-
ridge case.
Thursday Senate Mr. Daniel
spoke on the Silver bill! the Naval Appro-
priatiou bill was taken up
The House In Committee Of the whole
ihe River aud Harbor Appropriation bill
was discussed
In Committee Another conference on
the Pension bills was held; progress to-
ward agreement i said 10 have hecn made
friiay. The Senate: The Naval Ap-
preparation bill was discussed and amcui-
w.; Mr. Stanford introduced and explain ID
Ai> loan project; the Tarif hli Wa intro
5uee4 ami referred 10 the Committee On
Finance
The House The River and Harhor bill
was considered and the point Of order was
made that The Henuepin Canal was not
rghtfHlly induced in it
The Committee on Elections decided
+ three contested election cases whereby the
/ seating of two Republicans i recon-
, ncndcd
Saiuriay,-The senate The Naval Ap-
| preparation bill was discussed; amend
mrnts striking ont appropriations for i'm
proving The Boston aud Portsmouth, y.
II . Navy Yards were defeated.
The HOUSE The River and II -bor hill
was considered motion TO strike ont the
I Hennepin Canal clause was lost; eulogcs
were pronounced upon the late Reprr>en-
/ iAt5ye WILDER OF New York
! In Committee, The confcrco> on the
Customs Administrative bill held meet
Ing it i thought an agreement WAS nearly
reached.
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HEADQCARTERs DEPARTMENT OF MAINE,
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Portland, May 70, 1880.

general orders No. ).
|. In obedience to General Orders No. IS,
National Headquarters. Grand Army OF the
Republic. April "a 1870. and in accordance
with the impulse Of every patriotic heart Fri
day. May Both inst. will be observed rs Me-
mortal Day.
Every Comrade in this Department i en-
Joined to exert his fullest Influence by pre-
cept and example. to make this dav in deed
and in truth what it purporis 10 be. and. with
this end in view. 10 discourage and discounte-
nance every effort TO desecrate the day. and
everything that shsll lend TO distract the
thoughts and mind Of the American people
from IL proper observance. And while we
approsch the day. and participate in its SER
vices, standing by the grave. Of our fallen COM
rades. recalling their sacrifices. their suffering.
their death; ''GoDe from glory 10 glory. from
strife 10 Cod while we bedeck the mounds
DER them With sweetest flowers, while we lis
ten TO the solemn dirge or to patriotic utter
snces, Jet Us remember. nv comrades. that the
sweetest. sublmest offering that we can make.
il the tribute of reverent grateful hearts
III. So far is practicable. Posts in this
Department will attend divine worship on the
sunday before Memorial Day. Let Us come to
the house Of God on this occasion with humil-
ity, yet with thanksgivin--h that be-
cause Of our sins He scourged the nation; with
thanksgiving and praise that in the midst of
Justice be remembered Mercy. and that we
have been spared to these DAYS when Peace
dwells within our gates. and prosperity With
in our palaces"
BY command of
JOHN ID. ANDERSON.
Department Commander.
f. C. MILLIkEN.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS,

Are Won disturbed 81 night and broken OF
your rest ey sick child suffering aud cry iug
with pain Of cuitin; tc.ih' II -, send 81
once snd get a bottle ~ Mrs. WINSTON :
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING. IL value i incslcuabc. II viii reIic,,
the poor liitle sufferer immediately, depend
upon il. mothers. there is no mistake shout IT,
II cures dN>tutcry and darrhds. regulate, iht
stomach ani hnwcIs. cures wind collie soften.
the gums. reduces inflammation, and give,
tone AMI energy To the whole system. MRS
NINsInW'S SOOTHING SYRUF FoK CHII.
pRfN TFFTHINti ! pleasant 10 the taste. ant
j. the prescription Of one of the olde>i and best
female nurses and physicians in the nicd
States. and !. for >ait rs an druggists through
out 10. world. Price 25 cent. 4 bottle
iN4N-
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HappY HOOSier.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster OF Idayille, Ind >,
writes: Electric Bitters has done more for
me than all other medicines combined. for
that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liv-
er trouble" John Leslie, farmer and stock.
man, OF same place. says: Find Electric
Btters 10 be the best Kidney and Liver medi-
cine. made me feel like a new man." J. W
Gardner. hardware merchant, same town.
says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for a
man who is all run down and don't care wheth.
er he lives or dies; he found new strength,
good appetite aud felt just like he had q new
lease on life. Only soc. bottle, at $. ID. Wig
..it,,. nr,t.r Sfnr.a
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Ells,corth. Wdy 20, 1890.

'"e"V''e AhUD -. low.
Our offering Of Dress Goods
this spring is by all odds the
best ever made by us.
Fire cents yard.
A large variety of Cocheco
Challies and crinkle Seersuck-
ers.
Tcelre and one-half cts. a I'D.
The pretty Ginghams so
much in vogue, which include
the freshest styles and newest
patters procurable. Sateens al
SO in the popular styles.
1'centy..fre cents a yard.
All colors in 81 inch Hen
riettas in plain and stripes.
Also large variety of summer
Flanncls. Plain serge in SUI
perior quality.
Th'rty-seren and one-holf' cts.
a yd.
36 inch Fine Dress Flanncls
in all the popular colorings and
with them large variety OF
Stripes and Plaids.
Fifty, serenty..fre and eighty
nine cents a yard.
We have 36. 40 and IS inch
Serges and Henriettas in large
variety of choice selections. In
Black Dress Goods we bea,
our record. \ remarkable 10,
in all prices from
T~elre and one-halt cts. to on.
dollar and a quarter a yard
Il r N0RRYe
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TRIED AND TRUE

Friends are scarce. but II you are suffering
with that horrible disease scrofula. you will
find Sulphur Bitters will cure you rs II did me.
after suffering eight years, and paying out hum
dreds of dollars to doctors and druggists
JEANETTE HANsCOM, Troy, N. Y.
For cuts. scalds and burns we know of no
remedy which IL equal to Browns Instant Re-
lief
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For Sale or TO Rent.

Ny recent homestead near J. T. Cushman's. on
surry road, IN Ellsworth. Two story house,
rooms and ourbuiidnzs all in good repair. Twelve
aCrrs - land cuts or tons % nav, with pa>tur-
age for three cow HA- cool orchard ami good
well Of sAter. one fourth mile from High school
and town schools, one thlri mile from post-otine
AMI stores. tor turtf cr Information inquire ~
" ii M,-orc at flisw orth. or Of the subscriber at
surry village. JONATHAN DOW.
SurYy, Nav % 80 Svs.s
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Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know IL because kemp's Balsam within the
past few years has cured SO many coughs and
colds in this community. Its remarkable sale
has been ~on entirely by its genuine merit.
Ask some friend who has used IL what he
thinks of kemp's Balssm. There Is no medi-
cine so pure, none 50 effective. Large bottles
50c and 81 at druggists.
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Sheriff. Sale.

4. II. NORRIS.

HANCOCK. IS =
rAkEN this nineteenth day OF May, A. u. lsGr.
L execution, dated the seventeenth day OF
May, \. u. lesD, issued on = Judgment rrutiercd
hy the supreme Judicial Court for the county Of
Hancock, At the term thereof begun and held on
the Second Tuesday of April. 4. II. 1890, to Wit.
the thirteenth day of April, 4. ID. 1872 in favor
OF Frank 7. Merrill OF Biuehili, iu said county,
against Otis Carter OF Selgwtck, In said county.
for two hundred and enty six dollars and three
cents, debt damage. and fifteen dollars and
eighty eight cents, costs of SUIT, and VII -oid
at public auction at the office Of Edward r Chase,
In said Burhill. on the twenty thiri day Of June,
A. ID. lss0 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, To the
highest bidder the following described real es-
tate and all the right, TIL" and interest which the
said OTIS Carter has in and IN the same TO wit A
certain lot parcel Of hand situated In that part of
said sedgwick known as North Sesigwict, on the
ridge road, socalled. said lot or parcel Of land
being the farm OF the late Henry Carter, boal dei
as follows, 10 wit: On the southwest by said
ridge road leading from the meeting house IN
North Sedgwick to the road leading from Biuehill
TO Brooksyillc on the northwest hy land Of the
heirs of ID. NJ. Hooper. on the northeast by the
town line between ttluehill and Sedgwick and land
OF Charlotte Grinde, on the southeast BY land OF
said Grindle and land of Moses Carter containing
seyeaty- five acres. more or less.
A true copy attest Il. Y. HOOPER.
Deputy sheriff.
Bluehill. May 18th, ls90. 3u22
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Benjamin b. Norwood Of the town
w OF fremont, in the county OF Hancock and
state OF Maine, by his mortgage deed, dated Feb
End. A u. lsss, and recorded in the Hancock Reg
istry OF Deeds vol 25i. page A., conveyed to the
undersigned the following described lot parcel
OF land. together with the building and improve
ments thereon, situated in said fremont, bounded
and described as follows, 10 wit: BEGINNING at
Cove and Long Pond roads and running ). 81 w
following the said seal Cove road i've Isl rods 70
a stake; thence running y. So W. four ~ rods tc
a stake; thence y. 81 E. i've (5) rods IN stake
at the said Long Pond road; thence =. g.
T.. four "a rods by the said Long Pond road To
the first mentioned bound and containing one
eighth OF an acre. more or less; and whereas the
conditions OF said mortgage having been, and still
continuing broken. i claim q foreclosure of said
mortgage and give this notice for that purpose
CHARLES II. FRAZIER
By 4. &. Fernad.
Mount Desert, May 9Th. 1890. 3wa0
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His Wife Suffered from Hrysipelas.

Mr.. John o. Rogers. OF Dana. Illinois. write.
as follows under date Of March 81. 1890: MY
wife was for years an invalid from blood
trouble, snd suffered terribly st times from
Erysipelas She tried many remedies adver.
tised blood purifiers, but received no hene-
fit. A few bottles of SwIFT's SPECIFIC IS
5. S. cured her of Erysipelas and other blood
troubles. From the first her appetite increased
and her general health improved In every way
She considers 5. $. 5. the best blood purifier
and tonic she ever saw, and is willing for any
one suffering she was 10 be referred to her
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A Republican State Convention
WILL m HELD IN
Granite Hall, Augusta,
THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1890,
ATiI O'CLOCK A. N

e.
f"i t"S iul u.s. N' nominating eau iiidlo ioi
tff s,i ,,,sIa,t,,,+ av nthar hns,nass tha,
r,.g ui,.n.riy ,.,,,s b.7f,-e 4,
NM h,sis III r,.nre.e,,tat,nn will he 50 follows
Esh ttv f,,v ,l,, ,ispfstt1, yin he entitled "a
-rs+js-r,t,. XIII f,''b s,,.,'f,. tiy yntrs rast
III III. nm .,,' me-, - '.,,eyn ~ II, Isss
an, s.i.j{ttir1i i1.,. ~ 80 f,ssti,,n Of forty
y,tss In go. AZ ,.,,,t, H.. IT., : f,rthcr All
Jiti,nsf asl,.,t N,.,f,.i,. ia IT, ,ielegstinn nj
snt, if, t'y,g,,r ,l,ntati,, ban MN ~ tIrI hl
resident, Of lite county IN which the vacancy eN
lists.
The state committee will bee In session in the ~
ccp..oE room of tae Hall az nine O'Clock The
W9i AlhE 81 the convention, Tor The purpose OF re
't,N lhE ul' crrte.tlat- OF dci'Satee-
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II can be given in cup OF tea or coffee with
out the know ledge Of the person taking it. ef
fevttng speedy and permanent cure. whether
the patient i moderate drinker or an Slco
holic wreck. Thousands of drunkAr,l- hav.
been cured who have taken the Golden Speci
lc in their coffee without their know ledge
and today believe they quit drinking Of ihcii
own free will No harmful effect results from
il administration. Cure, guaranteed. Senc
for circular and full particulars. Address il
confidence. GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co. ~ Rae,
Street. Cincinnati. .. ly30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-05-29

Housekeepers laugh right out when the gro
ceryman shows them some unknown brand OF
soap, and tells them that II il the best the
cheapest aud finer than ever soap was before
They laugh because well they know perfection
cannot be improved upon, and as they know
Brussels soap is perfection. both In its cleans
ing and its lasting qualities, they will have no
other.