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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE September 2L-Cotton frfn uii-
ding i04.c Flour dun. Wheat-%outhern arm.
Fultz, g5cafi02; lonsberry, S>csiiig; No. :,
&c: steamer No =. red, DO western siehiY
No. winter red. spot. % &C.. sepiomoef v 49,
October, UAassc Dccemo eL ~. : 49,
So. western nrmer. mixed, spot. aoahN
september 5fa55t C. October t1s ~; - },
Die BID. oats quiet; lDgraiei southern nnl
Pennsylvania, t0af3c. 90. western white. ~
a. DO. DO miksl, flHisc.. graded, No. ..
white, s3c. Rye hrm. Hay steady. frosnlons
firm. Butter quiet but nrn. kggs larry awe
and scarce az 2la22c Coffee dull NufAr quiet
granulaied, SIC. COPPER nrm. Nhissey stoail.
Freights % Liverpool per steamer easier. he-
ceipts-flour, ,50s barrels; Nhoat ir'u" onss-
els. corn. il,ool bushels, oais, s3,Oo bushels
| bushels: corn, ls,0D bushels. Ss.es-h hnai.
| 44,coO bushels; corn, 1900 bushels.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. L0UIs, September 22-Flour unchsngei
| Wheat opened quiet and aai.c lower, but iin-
! proved later and closed higher than Saturday
! Nc. 2 rcd, cash, Wac ssL0Js; December closed
a. flO2 bid May. sl.0i. corn opened nriner,
hen declined, but reacted later, aud closed AZ .
slight advance over saturday; No cash, SO
October closed AZ 45'aai9tc: May, ssc. onis
higher. and May % lon active. No. cash. ~.
bid: September, stc.: May closed AZ s2sc.
Whiskev steady si.l3 Provisions QUOT fors,
| IA lob !ots, 5000. Lard, tiSfn To- Dry salt
| Moats (bOXedl shoulders, fb45; longs, t.aS;
ribs $500: short ribs, clear. f5.sOai5.sa Bscoa-
Shoulders. fG2i: longs, 80 0JafD. - rms. ,eus
| {6l7A clear, f6z5. ougar-curod hams, s1n'vs
| Sl250 u.,
CTgorssArI. september ". Flour quiet fam'-
| ~, tLgas4g5 fancy, e. i5ss4.iA whe.t stsaiyi
No 2 red. s3c. Corn ga lair demand; NO
! mixsd 81 a5.r. oats nrm. No. ? mIei. asc.
| Pork dun AZ $3.50. Lard dun aud nominal AZ
/ Sal Bulk msafs easier; shori-rihs. ta5o ia
con steady. shori-ciear. sa53. NhiskeT steady
| AT sila -
WILMINGTON
wumraros =. G.. September % -.lurecnrns
| firm NJ SIC. kosin steady: strained, 30 cool
strained, a5c. lar nrm at $40. Crude tur-
penrne nrm; hard, sLD; yolor-dlp aud
virgin, Sl.s0
NEW YORK COTTON FurUs.%
Nsw YORK, September 22-Coiton-Nct ro-
ceipts, l35 bales; gross, ii.5c9 bales Futures
closed steady: sales. $500 bales; September,
! $40 29ssl030: October, ti0lsatlll9; rovem-
Der, tl0.l7aSl0is: December. $40 losSlOa,
| January. slQDsfiOi: February, fi0EAfint,
| March, $40 3Oatl08i; April, $40. Sjafl1a Nay
/ a.. 4sall04l; June, si0isatl0.O.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IRepOrted for tho Richmond DepAkhl
sEPTksBEs 22-Market nrm. Prime, -: sr'
| trs prime. 7sc.: fancy. sc: commen' saac''
factory hand picked. 7at,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-23
Will BE COMPILED.

The alliance wants no unwise legisla-
tiOn rushed through at once or az all, but
if something is not done the alliance VIII
be compelled 20 abolish our national legs
lators. few congressman nave been
abolished this year. and II may become
necessary 20 abolish most Of those now
holding forth. We can wait weeks, or even
months. but we cannot wait thousand
wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-03

Wonsn who wish to preserve the slimneo
and contour Of thsir figure must begin by
learning to stand veil That u explained to
mean the throwing forward and upward Of
ths chest, ths dattsning Of the hack, with tbs
shoulder blades held in their proper places
and the dsfinite curving in the small Of The
hack, thus throwing the whole weight Of ths
body upon the hips No other women hold
themselves 70 well - the aristocratic Enslish
women Much Of thsir beauty lies in thar
proud carriage, the delicats srsctneo Of
their figures and the dns poiss Of their hsadA
Ths same aristOcratic carriage u within the
reach Of any American girl who takes ths
pains to have 1t; 1t u only the question Of
few Year, Of eternal vigilance. never relaxing
her wAtchfulnes over hersalf, and, sitting or
sanding, always prssrving her ersctne. and
pose, the result being that ct the snd Of that
time It has become secood nature to her, and
chs mover afterward LOSES it Thia in great
MEASURE, preserves the figure, because it kssp
the muscls firm and well strung, and pre-
vsnts the sinking down Of tbs flesh around
tbs waist and hips, % common In women over
%, and which 10 perfectly easy to sscap&
Another thing to avoid y bad habit Of 60
ing up stairs, which most women do, bent for
ward, with the chest contracted, which, -
we'll - an indolent, alouchy manner Of walk
ing, y injurious to the hsart and lungA-
DrR
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l,alirnaDs 4 steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangr ment Il Trains In Eject Dec.
Both, 1889.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta NJ
follows
sjOING WEST-seo A. NJ. for Lewiston.
Rockland. Po- tland, Boston and Montreal: sS
A. VI for Halloween and ardtner, 10 10 A. N. for
Lewiston, Pennington, Rockiand, Portland and
Boston: 20OP. VI. for Iialloweli and Gardiner 3.os
I. NJ. for brunswick ha,h. Portland and Boston
$50 for Hallow.n and Gardiner
1855 T. VI. might Pullman) for Lewiston, bath,
Portland and Boston.
q INt: EAsr-2 IL A. VI. might express) for
skowhcRan, Bangor, bar liarbor, st. stephen,
-. John and ArOostook County go A. n. for
Wa,erville, skowh.gnn. Bangor. b. ar. X. X. $50
=. NJ Tor Watervile, ~ owhegap. Belfast, Dexter,
Dover toxcroft. Bangor, ST. stephen, st.
John and Aroostook County, and on Saturdays
only ut 7 30 =. NJ. for Natervilie; Sunday paper
'rnin for Wateryille an Bangor at ai7 A. r..
he Night Pullman Trains run each way every
right. sundays included. but not to Skowheean
on Monday Wc,uings. or to Belfast and Dexter,
or beyond BaGy,,r, On sunday mornings.
ACCOMM"DATION TRAN leaves Gar
diner for Augusta st 7t5 A. NJ, 10 and 49,
7. NJ; aoweli at sU2 A. b.. I.25 and SOC
Pm.
Through tickets to California and all points
south and West may he had of u. II Walker.
ticket agent, Augusta the oulv office selling via
all routes AMI checking all baggage free Of eI
pense.
tAYsON TUCKER. Vice Pre-. 4 G~nl Manager
y. h. 30 THBi. Gen'i Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland. Dec. 9th. 1859.
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STRAY BITS.

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Modern needles first came into use in l54a
The nooplstion of Japsn Ia inst under 20 e
an 100
The y.,aral denth Of the Snax canal IL
,usn,vsix fa.t
-. l..
i"o o''.s' - -
'A'" ~ u"
- - 49, 80, =, ,s,a
$50 '"'' "
The aggregate wealth OF seventeen mem
tiers OF the senate Is estimated al s'e'oo'ooo
A farm near Macduf, Scotland, has been
handed down from father to son Tor SO
years
The dimensions Of the electrical execution
building inside the walls Of Sing Sing prison
are 20 by 20 feet and ~ feet high
Tha vear plls according to the president
of the Manchester Geological society, will see
the exhaustion Of the English coal,
lar,,. ,rac, ~ land in the neiuhtorhood
~ Csp,on in tho wear 1880 vielde,l ii OOO rsr
acre in tea leaves Of the rarest quality
.,,, . ,.., ,,;.o,,oo,, l.,
In A~,helob ncnr Halle in Westnhnlia II
ia re,orted TO be more than 100 metres long
l.; .,, az
,,,., ,.,,,'-,S
y, - 3D., - D., go. :. -,h
: onn o,o
rna ,t.ah.u, ,,.ro ,,o,,, T., a.. .,,
49,, IL Ill.,. Ia,t s,ii,;,u ~ Wh,,aL.r,. Pr,
-. 1,ss.t~',s :, r..,;.,. - -
r. 1'.,' - .,a;,s. ,..,,. ,.nn,t. =.
- -, -, ,h,crnsss ~
-. -, - 30, - -. =,
,,'.''' III, ~. ~ +, IL,
-. ,, 10 , :. - -
m -. -.
~ wa
The iecundity OF me suniish Is amazing. A
'r ~. a.. .l .aIs ",,. 'oe h.ne
~ u.s.. 80
" p vi " ,"es
'-''
AsN
The latest London wrinkle IN the way OF
insurance is n scheme to insure against burg
larry private residence ana It's contents
are insufeN' 'o' " cents year Ar'oies
'pS'ai'e "'s'f'' iNe Ie"e' MI" p'a'e' ''S'
fA"a
An officer who bought for trile an old
desk in Montreal was led by marks on the
cover to make an investigation that proved
he article one of such historic interest that
he English government has given him 81 ,00
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FlouE-- Receipts. ss,7st PACKAGES exports, s7ii
bbis salrs, a. o. kspsat quotations iseluf
ing City mill extra, - bag 80, patent. u ga
sS ~, -upernn-, " loss2 rs; extra No ,, - rti
- IS; winter wheat how ra.is, ~ Bat2 s., Ma
neso,a extra. - sossi q. soutbsra noar QUIT
~. -four 1rm
wHEar-keeripis, $40. exports. ia, SAL /.
23.l0D nrm No. spring -, No red.
s.. Noa red s6iAsS. elevator, SASH. fob lis>l
delivered. No had. Giay7i No nerth-rn. Via
"
RYE-quirt.
BAILEY nominal.
CoRS-Reoeipts. Ia, so. exports sos, sale.
ifs. 00G. weak, steamer. 37iaS7i, No2, Dlsioi
store and elevator, +0ia4i delivered.
oArs-Rsceipts, 500; exports. $40. sales,
1871 noo fair, No 3, IA do white aoa30, No 2sia3t
do white, Sla3i No /, 20; do white, 81, Mixsi
Western 2otlls, white do, s,as4t.
CorFEE-fsir. kio, fair. ut.
SUoAK Raw cas-, refined easy, drmaud-
lower, crushed slH3i, extra crushed. 5tl5i, white
extra crushed, ta6I. cut loaf. u; sranniatsd, o.
PETkoLEuM-quiet, stfady. loil.
PoKK-steady.
BEEF quiet.
LAtD-dali, western steam, ~ i5as5 Is clos.
ing " IS. city steam, o. 20, refined fair iReni
% Goa ~ 10; > A. e70J
BCrrkk - sAsy--. western dairy eals, dc
creamery, lial7t.
tHEEsE easy. Fretghts to Liverpool hrm
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HAPPINESS.

This perfect love can Ind % worAs - ~
What words are lsft. ssa1 sacred for oar -
That have not suffered the ed worlds abueA
And figure forth gIaAna0 dimmsd and gTa0s
Lei W Be silent still, since words convey
But Swallowed imAgss. wherein We loss
The fulness Of loves Light; our hps rsfuoo
The fluent commoaplacs a yeasrdAy.
Then ahall We hear beneath the hrooding wing
OF silence what abiding voices sieep.
The primal notes Of nature. that outzing
Mans little noises warbls be or wssE
The song the morning stars together ding.
The sound Of deep that calleth unto deep.
Edith Wharton In 6cfihoer'A
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~ once saw something whsn small boy"
aid an old stager yesterday, that l never
heard Of since, aud that was . toad attack .
snake, after the latter bad been forced to let
70 his hold It was in . blacksmith shop
built Of logs in Indiana county. The black
smith was working At his anvil when .
squeaking sound was heard at one siie Of the
shop which attracted attention.
Turning to look, the blacksmith and ths
narrator Aw large toad dragging himself
into the inclosurs, with fifteen inch garter
make following Tbs make had tho hind
lsg Of toad swallowed With pair Of hot
tongs the blacksmith caught the make,
which released its hold - quickly - posiblA
Instead Of hopping away, - was to b. sx-
psctsd, the toad turned itself around and,
lsAping Gx inches high II tbs air, came down
On the body Of the make and bit itavsgsly.'
-Pittsburg Dispatch
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HISTORICAL NOTES.

The USE Of firearms in war in England was
introduced as early ~ the reign Of Edward
Ill G320.
Windmills were not known in England ct
the conquest, but were introduced in les than
. century afterward.
A trade with Norway is known 70 have
been carried on by the Scotch in the begin
ming Of the Thirteenth century.
The coast Of Connecticut was first explored
by one Of the early Dutch navigators, Adrian
Block. VINO. in 1914. was the first European
70 saii through Hell Gate.
The principal legislative sess in the reign
Of Henry Ill Of England ars his connrma-
ton Of the great charter and OF the chartsr
Of the forest. There are also some additional
laws OF this king yet extant which much pol
ished the common law.
Gloves appear 70 have been very rare
among tbs Anglo-Saxonx Among the repre-
sensations Of male figures they are never met
with, but from . law Of Ethelread the UL-
ready it may b. inferred that at the eioae oe
the Tenth or tbs beginning Of the Eleventh
century they we're great raritiD, Eve pairs
forming q considerable part OF the duty pad
by . sDciety Of German merchants Tor ths
protection Of their sr>da
WAss . rsspsAs aAssiA ~.
- inception Of torpedo warfare . .
eeasasa0e arm Of attack and dsIsnss dasss
hoo u civil var, according 70 The bsse ~
tAofitsA - ths sariy sxpsrimsats oi Fultsu
- oeAers u ~ beginning q tAs esntury
80 ~ dsulsory s0orts Of ths Rusaian eagf
nsss p ths Crimsan var I'D, apparently,
~ IL Ia
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I'D ~ and then Ao~1 - ~ wsUln1sa
- fsueA6 Ii " :sesA - and tAer husaA
suane IN hasd gaspA Prsnntay. beesd -
essAsr. thsy hsgan % roll Over and ovr senA
oehsr and approash the hoax of ths stvsr.
Ths hank at this point 49, high and sessp
and On ths vsry edse Of il tn two csassd 70
rol and Clay. Who had slightly The advsnr
taco tore hiuas>if susid-niy from his snsmyS
clrscAs.: than. exercising al his force. ~
shovsd Tie rscalcitrans rough over IL sdgs
Of Tie bank, down Which b went like 80
ooa Tommy Twist. turning and tumbling
With smasinr rspidisy until - rsachsd tAs
hostom
h .sopn.d- within a ward Of ths watsrS
>,~a 20 di,xy thas - did not know what had
hsnr.psd 10 him. and with - syss fun ct
dirt CAV could pos rssise . laugh, usrvoW
th.s,,a - ~. A he viewed him
h ~ veu for Cisy that ths aehs lasesd
M loneer for during il, continuance The owl
~ ~ doing i,s 6sss 10 sscaps. and, ham
r.r.a :. II ~. h.d alrsady rot q considss-
~. a,ss.ncs avay.
49, . Et.l. ch.., Cl.v secured IL and
sf,;rg n nv the loon Of H. nrine that fast.
.,,.d Il. 49, h. shoaldersa his eun aud with
N furthsr stssntion 10 ~. dis,omtltsd fos.
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10 the petition for the Sandy River X. X.
Co. to change the grade Of crossing . GER
tain way over its track on the line of the
carriage road from Strong village to Farm
ipgton, to an underneath crossing. the rail-
road commissioners hare ordered the rail
r,sd company to change the crossing, the
town of Strong to pay the company $500.
Thi. is the first decision under the new law
of 1889 placing the expense of change Of
crossing upon the railroad and the town
jointly.
Attorney General Baker and II. Man.
ley Esq of this city, have been inter
viewed at length by the Boston Herald cor
respondent on the charge Of Bangor bust
ness men that the Maine Central railroad
is trying to break down the Bangor Pts
catsquis. They say the charge is untrue
and that the b. & ?. road 10 its own wors,
enemy.
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GARDINER LOCALS.


Ass. Mari Palmer died ii Der hoHs
Wednesday afternoon - four o'clock. She
vss sboss forty seven years Of age. The
fsnsrai will be held u tie residences Of hes
father, wilIism Garland, u o'clock Fri
day afternoon. Rev. e. II. kichsrdsSo
gill conduct the Nfytces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-03

jas s Murphy, NJ. d, Company
Shops. n C. writes II sell q great deal
Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. for every one
who tries II, iikes il.
There are more things in heaven and
earth. Horatio, than are dresmt Of in your
philosophy" OF course Why those old
buffers suffered horribly with aches and
pains; and didn't and couldn't know that
Salvation Oil would cure them.
jan3d&w ltfolrm
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Ths data hears we'll in southern California,
Arizona and New MEXICO, and it is only .
question ot time when its cultivation will
become . great industry in this country.
The tree ID . very beautiful one with blush
green leaves, all growing from single stsm,
with central bud at IL point Of the ieAvss'
outspringing, where hang great clusters Of
the yellow dates, - swest a. honey TO the
taste. Th' Ne needs very peculiar condi-
tions for it's growth. The soil must 10 ricA
and very moist about the roota Of the trsa.
vhils the air mus b s1essdirg)y dry
PAfladelphia Record
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The affairs of the Oakland lee Company
are In iirst-clsss condition once more. Sew
erai Of the old timers have SOLD their inter
est TO younger and more active men, and
they are bound to push the business in an
energetic fashion. Much of the stock has
changed hands and has been purchased by
Augusta and Gardiner capitalists More
stock will probably be transferred IN = few
days and u. soon as matters settle down .
BIT an election will be held to choose of
hcers for the new company. The company
will commence work on the houses oppos-
lite South Gardner Friday. The houses
will be thoroughly repaired, cleaned out.
and everything made ready for the storage
Of a good crop of ice Ihi. winter. The
houses have capacity of some 10000
tons and viii be completely filled If the
season i. n good one.
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for Sale or to Yet.
l. - -. - - ----'iii'
FOR SALE.

A Rumber of desirable reside noes in Augusta,
Ne, varying In price from . $50 TO o4.HOO. al
SO several 10 TO Ms places in the suburbs OF
this city one two story house and lot in Lewiston,
Me. number Of farms in kennebec county
varying TN prizes from 1880 to 9sO<bO. Houses
and tensments to let. L. ". WHrrKHoUsE, At
toruev, Augusta. Maine. ian idff
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TO WAKE AND RGAGMo6As
M - ~ ~saafg aAs1DuA ~ aonss1
-
0OUU1n - nAr eSssfx - - y No. ~ r
Whan - graas unk8 saHA. b - eAfo q -
Llo IN y - svagAL ~ Aaan1 -
70 Vake ~ NnDh1f
h hfd vixh snnG a1ssiag ~ n ~ hssA
No fooe b ths hoass asppaag nGhs On - Apas.
fhn eos q sAy sxAAe& fosukg8 giaDoe, o assN
WIKI fasnx falling qArik VIII saE1 snAan9
To vake 90 HaDh6.
b may b tie hands foaded msakty ~ aiGhk
Ard The sheatdses could ~ vhsse ~ burden
bad iAtn.
h,as 70 each day. ~ hosn. sAs cd aaguiA
With the same scariss sssTur. ths same shro>
biaz pain
To vake nd rsnemh<f.
-CAaeAgo rrfbuna
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Shaker
Extract of
Roots,
(Seigel's Syrup
Dyspepsia.


Mr.. ". II. Hall, Foreman Of the Delivery De-
pastms Mt Of the above Company. says. shaker
Extract Of Roots (BeiGers syrup,) 70 the Rentlest.
ps< manifest, safest and ssfest remedy In this
world for copstipatios. indigestion and dyspepafa
The most delicate women asd children nay tAke
II, whom any other medicine woaId half KIN II
cared me Of dyspepsia AID its resulting oomplica-
tons after the dis~sse bad been growing upon
me for years and obtained % 1rm . bold that the
best physicians Of Jersey City IN. - where
live. wer~ at the end Of ths II resources. per-
sonallr knoe that Shaker Extract Of Roots isei
Visited ihsir Comnsniiy Il =. Lbsnoo. N. r..
wher. the good work 10 done II any ore Of the
eonntJess tbossends who suffer from dyspepsia, -
DID. will ase THE preparation wisely snd ~ d.
a0ld b. an EIueSiss.
send fos coz di6sf1eseA paapAlef. "new ~
shan Loeb Wa We Grow 'Old-" 1sw I'D
K. VIM, u bssSs b., Mes Yss.
-'' Asaalse1AWsvfoEn
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one Of the pIes.Antest little events which
tend To brighten the path Of life ~ss held
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. c. ii
Pusharh on Harrison Avenue. "Wednesday
prise party and large number of the
friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Pashsrd congre-
gated at the house and LIBERATED the al
fair IN an exceedingly pleasant manner.
iiandso ne presents were given the host
and hostess Of the evening the presents
ton being neatly made by Rev {. II. Rich
Ardson. IL was merry way to bid the
New Year welcome.
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There Vas = public in stallation Of Officers
Of Seth Williams Post. No. ID. G. A. R.,
last evening. After the ceremonies re-
freshments were served.
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}. C. Morrison. the ever genial and pop
slar proprietor Of the eating house 10 Dept
square, has catchy I'D" in the Journsl
this morning inviting people to come ard
zee him when they are hungry. Mr.. Nor
rison ssts fac table, presenting an sxten-
avs bill Of fare esch day, and kegs the
best In the fruit. confectionery and cigar
line that there 10 10 the market
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Sv1,r's srIr,rc cured me Of nafQase -
Olson after had been treated In vah wtth ~
- only cured tho Blood Poison, bat relieved tn
iruriatism which was caused By the poleueo1s
GEO. Iov LII, 2s23 "a AvennS, n. j.
serofala developed on my dsnghtes-sveiiing nd
,ad the result was wonderful ana he eure proapI
3. A. DxANMOyD, Cleveland, TEES.
svIrr's SPECIFIC 10 entirely . vegetable reDsdy,
and u the only medicine which pernAaenty e9ses
serofulA Blood lIumors, Cancer md Co0lAGl9.s
blood Poison. Send for books o. Blood ~ bk,s
Diseases, mailed free.
Tns SWIFT SFlruro Co, Drawer ., Atnl1A q
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in the treatment Of Lung Diseases, Dyspep-
the Kidneys or bladder. and kindred dis
eases of the Mucous Membranes
Bronchitis. acute or Chronic, immed istely
relieved, speedily cured.
In COnaum pti0m, ASGiyR's PETpoLErs
EMULSION will do more than any other known
remedy to relieve the cough, diarrhea and other
distres-ing symptoms, increase the appetite,
strength aui weight. and to restore the ger ersi
health. 10 IL far superior 10 cod Hrer oil. and 70
not uBpalafable. II IL endorsed by physicians.
Price 10 cents aud 81 per bottle. OF druggists. OF
sent on receipt of price by the IDsnufscturer.
THE Angler CHEMICAL co., Boston,
MAS. Our pamphlet on petroleum AZ q Rene
dial Agent" mailed free. nOv22deodksiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-03

Wanted Ne 0aAA Risk.
Agent-Suppose you let me write policy
on this building
Owner Why, it's fireproof
Agent retreating,-I didn't know :haA
Pardon ma | wouldn't take IL New Yoek
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-03

The funeral Of Mr.. Daniel Gray, whose
body sac brought to this city on Tuesday
sss held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'cioc K
from the residence Of MIR. Arthur Berry,
on Autumn street The services al the
house were conducted BY Rev X W. Jen-
kins, and those at the grave by the mem
bers Of Gardiner lodge Of Odd Fellows no
ate ndsd the funeral in a body. large
number Of friends were present to pay their
last tribass Of respect to the deceased, who
vas an upright. honest citizen. and Away,
con mauded the esteem u those With whom
he associated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-03

Friday night Maine Commentary, X. T
Of this city elects officers and confers the
order Of the Temple. The meeting viii
coacia with an adjournment TO the dinin 4
hail Of the Evans house where Landlor'i
Dougiass will serve one Of bic finest bar
Duets. An elaborate menu has been o.
hanged And trained saiters will serve tn
good tiyings presented. The Sir Knishi'
are sptieips,l g a foe time and severn
prominent members Of the order 10 oths
cities will b. in attendance.