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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
The Good Politician.
Theodore RooseHeIt SAWS:

Theodore Roosevelt says:
OF course politician can be a Christian; he
will never do really crsditable work in politics
unless he applies the rules of morality and
Christianity ~ rigidly in public as in private
life.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
A Facetious RenIx.

Senator John j. ingalls, writes:
Can politician be q Christiabf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02

All warranted Genuine London Dyed Seal Pushes,
blocked full tailor made, with heavy quilted satin
lining chamos skin pockets and real seal We
stand ready replace any garment sell by in
case it does not wear as represented
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
Using Machinery for Good.
D. B. rockingham saws:


Certainly, why cannot a politician be Chris.
danf-unless politician Is regarded as mere
cunning leader or party manager man with
out patriotism, or public spirit. or moral senti-
ment, or social principle. Such person can
have none but an outside connection with some
popular church for the sake of respectability-
ssort of Pharisee, who goes through the form of
worship In order that he may be seen of men
whom he wishes to deceive. But if by a politi-
clan we mean, as the term is coming more and
more TO mean one who is practically interested
3n good government, and endeavors to promote
IL by using political machinery, no work seems
70 me 70 De more peculiarly that of an earnest
Christian man. 1t requires the noblest Chris
tian virtues, courage, hopefulness. persever-
ance, sei1-devouon, sympathy, unpartisanship
Some OF the best Christians have known en-
gagged In politics, and some who will not call
themselves Christians are in a fair way of he
coming such through their manly devotion to
the political issues of the day. All are agreed
as to what constitutes a real Christian Tho
term is about identical with the bichest
standard of manhood.-Of course there is no
question here about doctrinal or eccIesiastical
Christianity Such differences are impertinent
TO this discussion, and If the higher manhood
alone is considered an engagement in political
activity would seem to be imperative. for poii.
tics 10 simply humanity applied to the State
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
Christians Must be Politicians.

Oscar S. Strauss, the ex-Minister to Tur.
key, writes:
A politician can be Christian, q Hebrew. Mo.
hammedan. and an honest man. There are times
in the history of all nations when a Christian
not only can be politician, but when every
true Christian, Hebrew, agnostio or whateyey
be his creed. must be politician and a patriot.
We witnessed such times in 1861 to 1856 Lean
conceive Of every good Christian being in favor
of civil service reform; it is more difficult to
conceive them as opposed thereto and in favor
of the spoils system. Religion, in its higher
'"sn. has to DO with the relations of man with
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-02
BETTER FIND OUT.

Whether his estimates and figures are cor
rect or not it would betoken good sense in
working men to find out. While they can,
of course, '.get even" bv Jay Gould's plan,
still it is possible they would prefer not
having the stat fried out OF them" In order
to make rich men richer. That wages are
not rising-that there is an incessant strug-
gle to keep them where they are, is shown
by the constant strikes and battles of the
bread-winners in all departments of the
labor world. With hordes Of hungry for
eignars coming over, who viii contend aud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
FIoarIno vsssE1s NEEDED.
Secretary Tracy Says the Time has
Come for More.

Secretary Tracy before the house nava
committee today gave expression to hi,
views concerning the navy. die said the
time has come when this country should
build come dghtirg vessels Of the firsi
order. 1t should begin TO build come
armored ighting vessels ibid not undertake
to say hos many as large a. depth of waters
in our harbors, and other conditions which
obtain in this country; would permit, and of
most powerful tyres. He had with him
some designs prepared by the McCann
board which embodied his We've Of the
kind Of chips We should build.
One vessel is to be 1900 tons. with .
speed Of between 81 and 2s knots an hour
and the ability of = cruise Of 5000 miles
on one coal supply. The guns will be
equal to anything aflost, the battery being
so arranged as to enable her to fire the
entire armament concentrated upon any
point of the horizon. The subject of coal
ing stations was discussed. and the Secre-
tAry made the point that while other cruis-
ers were otherwise useful, they could not
defend these stations from attack, another
reason was thus presented to justify his
request for the construction of fighting
iron ela6s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
coNpENssD DISPATCHES
The Pien OF tie News TAKEN From the
Current Events Of the Day.

The Cronin cenvic.s were put to work
"Wednesday morning ~ the SAFE peniten-
,isIy: Burke in cooper shop. Coushhn IN
stone cutter shop, O'Suili van in shoe shop,
A peckage of ballots from ore of the
precincts Of Pittsfeid. Mass. was recently
found opened and forty one ballots miss
ing. The matter is csusing considerable
excitement.
Lee Colbert. keeper of pool room 93s
Tremout St. Boston. shot Joe Murphy
sIsis ..Shorty" in the head, about 1890
wednesday night, inficting = propably
fatal wound.
Governor Green Of New Jersey signed 4
hill increasing the goverror's salary from
81. 900 to sl0. 900 year. The bill viii
amply to goveruor-slect Albeit, to be in
sugprated Tuesday.
Charles Blanchard Danforth, for more
than a quarter of century the city edito
of the Boston Herald, died Wednesda,
morning of pneumonia at the age of A
wears. Mr.. Dsnforth vas born in Nashua
N. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
House.

After the Transaction of routine business,
the House resumed consideration Of the re
port of the special committee to investigate
the Silcott defslcation.
Stewart of Vermont argued in favor Of
the majority report for the appropriation to
reimburse members for lost salaries.
Oates Of Alabama made an argument in
support Of the majority report and contend
ed that the proposition TO pro rata the re
naming funds (as advocated by Holman OF
fndiaua) was manifes;ly unfair and unjust
to private depositors. He maintained ,ba,
the late sergeant at arms was the disbursina
officer Of the House and members should
not be subject to loss through the defalca
ton of it subordinates.
Catchings Of Mississippi, expressed him.
self in perfect accord with the views Of tht
majority committee
After further debate a vote was take,
on the Hemphiii substitute for the majori
ty bill permitting members to sue in cour
of claims. Defeated, yeas 1856, Days I3s.
a motion to reconsider by Bland O
Missouri who voted in the negative, in or
der 10 enable him to make . motion
uss promptly tabled.
f The vote then REQUIRED on ordering tn
majority bill. (Appropria;iny els 900 q
refund members for their lost salaries.
Enerossed and rsad third time.
I This having been done Bland demande
the reading of the engrossed bill. Tn
Speaker held ,ha, under the general ps,
liameniAry la~ this ras not necessary.
The vote vas then taken on the bill
Defeated. yeas 1926. nays. I42.
A motion to reconsider and . motion {
lay that motion on the table was en,ere
and 1t COS the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
SAVED JUST IN TIME
Oh I'D JUST lN TIME
From Saturday Night TIL Tuesday a
Crew Remain on Seal Rock Without
Food.

RocKLASD, Jan. 10 The Matinicus
packet, Ida Grover, arrived at Rockland a,
IL O'Clock wednesday noon, with the cap
tain and crew of four men of the wrecked
schooner, ID. SAWYER. The schooner was
light, bound from Jonesp0rt for Portland.
saturday night, during heavy southwest
gale, she became unmansgeable and ran
onto Senl Rock. The vessel Immediately
sank. The crew were washed ashore; none
~ere lost. Nothing was saved from the
vessel.
THIS rock is situated about ten miles
from land in mid ocean. The men re
msined on the rock unlil TUESDAY morning
With nothing whatever TO eat. Sunday they
collected driftwood and scraped together
enough 10 get fire started, which. with
4pme difficulty, they succeeded in keeping
going unil Tuesday morning When the
fire was most out they were discovered by
apt. Hiram Smith on Matlnicn. Island
lie, With two other men, succeeded in
reaching them in small boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
LIFE INSURANCE TROUBLES.
The Condemnation OF the New York
Lite, Finds it's Way to Mexico.

CRY OF GExiCo, Jan l5.-The repre-.
sentative of the New York Life Insurance
Co here, lodged complaint with police au-
thorities because of publication in certain
exican papers of an article widely printed
in the United States which had reference
20 a new form of policy offered by the com
pany and recently 1ndemned By the Mass
,chusetts commissioner of insurance.
Carlos Lee Cook, manager of the leading
Jews agency in Mexico, which handled the
article, was called upon by the policy for
explanation. He explained that the article
was originally published by responsible
New York papers and telegraphed through
out the United States as matter of general
interest, ard takes ground that the COM
pany is trying by its appeal to the police,
10 prevent the official condemnation of its
new policy from being understood in this
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
MARKET REPORTS.
Portland Markert.


FLorR.-superfne and low grades, ~ t5at IS:
spring and Xxx spring. q ss5 %; patent spring
Sheats, " 75s6 20. Mich. straight roller. 4ls5 %
Is clear do, - 75a5 %, winter wheat patents
e5fa5s
PRopUcF.-Cape crsnberries, Aio 00al2 %; pea
beans, " ioas 5, medium. u 75ai -, German
med, s Saz %; yellow eyes. e. 75a3 %; Cal pe a
beans, = loa2 IS fri-h potafoes per bu SdAs5c
Jer.sy sweet, - 25af 50, onions, o. 7sa300
GRAIy-H mixed corn, 45s4sc, new corn, ga
Hc; corn, bag lots, 37s4ee meal, bag lots 4sa47e
oats. car lots, sea3+e; bag lots s5asse cotton
seed, ear lots, Us oa25 80 do bag n 0os27 co. DE-
sacked bran. car lots Is ooais %, do bag II oos
ls %; middiings " ooai9 80; do bag lois, ti9 oos
81 %.
PEovIsroys-Pork. backs, ga zsaf3 %, clear
el2 soal2 Is, short egts. ei2 soai2 rs, beef, Z,
mess, - 01as Is; plate. - Ja9 %, plate % D
40 30, lard, tubs, per ID. siz7c. fierees, sta7e
| i2lc.
| PouLTRY.-Turkeys, isazoc; sprfna chickens
| isalsc, fowls, iosl5e, fucks. tsaisc-
| suGAK.--i,ranuated per 10. sfc, extra G, s3c.
| sEsDs.-Red top, ~ oa2 Is, Timothy seed
| Ai Sal IS; Cover, 7tsl2e-
| CREEss. - Vermont. i.iai2ic, y. Y. fzctcry
| il4al2ic, sage, i2lal5ic.
| BCrrEs--cream~ry per ID. e2aesc; gilt edge v.
2la<Sc; choice, i6al7c good. liza &C. store f4at5<
EGss.-Eastern extra, 24akc; Canada au
/ Western. o1afS, lined, lsa21c
| tPPLEs-Eating per bb. o. 0os3 80, cooking
s2 o; evaocra,ed per ib. siaiic; do new. s.ioe
LENoSs-paermo.o ooa0o; Messina, q soal %
Nalakas. % t0A3 ~.
ORAyGEs-Jamsica, 0oaoo; Valencia, oo~dc
Nsssina, o6~oo; Florida. q 0as 70.
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6alisbury's Demand on Portugal.

BERLIN, Jan. I5.-Kreuz Zeitnng 10 in
formed that Salisbury not only demanded
from Portugal satisfaction and reparatiou
for outrages against English authority in
Africa, but furthermore insisted upon some
guarantee against the repetition Of suci
higa handed proceedings as those of Pinto
which, it is now believed. were deliberately j.
planned between the Portuguese home gov.
eminent and the authorities at Quillimane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
La Grippe.

This disease prevailed 10 France and
Sermany IN the year 1903. according to
information In the hands of Judge Water
man Of Gorham. Ne.
while It is not necessarily dangerous of
'seif. the tendency ia to pneumonia and
All should see to it ths, its fangs are no,
fastened upon them.
Inc circulation needs to be quiekened
the system N toned up 40 as to enable nature
10 assert herself and throw it OF or better
shii 20 prevent II altogether. Browns In.
staht RELIEF has been found to be a specific
i"f Ia grippe and If taken in little cold
~ster upon rising in the morning and re,ir-
iag at night will prevent your having ia
grippe" jansdtm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16

A Journal reporter called upon Hon.
Joseph H. Marley. on hearing Of Mr..
Biaine's death. Mr.. Manley said:
Walker Blaine's death 10 70 me 4 per-
sonai bereavemens. | have known him
from his birth. and enjoyed his confidence
and his friendship He was 4 rare man
educated. cultivated, Possessing = memory
a. wonderful As his fathers. He had
already taken rank a. lawyer and 3 writer
Of marked ability, and he had before him =
brilliant future. But what Was better than
his intellectual gifts he possessed q symps-
thetlc nature that was full Of tenderness
and sweetness- His sudden demise in the
very prime Of life will be an irreparsble
blow TO his family, and viii cause heartfelt
grief to q wide circle Of friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
TO UNITE CONTINENTS.
a Scheme Tor Making One America By
Railroad and Steamship.

The railroad committee Of the inter
national congress 10 considering scheme
for = South American railroad and steam
boat line. The railroad is to run ifrom
Cartagess in the United States Of Colon
bia, up through Central America and Mex
leo to join the railway system west of the
Mississippi river.
The steamboat line is to cross the Carri-
bean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, connect
ing at New Orleans with he eastern lines
Of travel,
The two continents would thus be united
BY continuous railroads extending practical
ly from the northern boundary of the Unit
ed States to the uthern edge of the Ar
gentine Republic.
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BOUNTY TO vEssnLa.
The Bill Reintroduced by Senate,
Frye with New Provisions.

The bill to grant bounty to American
built vessels engaged in the foreign carry
ing trade, reintroduced with new provisioni
by Senator Frye requires such vessels tC
have on board 4 certain per cent of its car
go capacity, in order to receive the benefit,
proposed, and to have American oficeri
and crew, one-sixth of which shall bt
made up of citizens of the United States
dr ring the first two years after the act goei
into effect one third during the next three
years and one half during the remaining
period. The government shall have the
right to purchase these vessels at an agreed
price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
FOREIGN intelligence
Popes Encyclical to Guide Catholics IN
Their Relations Toward the State.
English and Portuguese Matters
What Salisbury Demands.

ROME, Jan. l5.-The Pope has issued an
encyclical which sets forth the principles
which shall guide Catholics in relations
toward State, which the encyclical says
they must obey when such course does not
entail disobedience to divine laws. In
countries where the State opposes Cathol-
icism. Catholics must combat the enemy,
but must not tie the church to any political
party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
CLOSING PUBLIC REARIN0e.
The Ways and Msans Committed
vii. Have No More After To. Day.

Charles II. Clarke of Philadelphia. man.
ufacturer of surgical instruments was the
first witness before the ways and means
committee today. He advocated the i'm
position Of duty Of 40 per cent On cath.
eters and bouges.
Bernard Baron, cigar manufacturer OF
Baltimore, advocated the entire abolition
of the internal revenue tax'as far as it ap.
pertains TO cigars and tobacco in all forms
The committee decided in secret session,
to have no more public hearings after to.
morrow, although interested parties may
file written statements concerning indus
tries not heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
:, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY l6. 1890

MIS- jams G. BLAINE, Il Lafayette So.
Washington. d. c.:
Let me mourn With you. Walker vas
my friend. J. II. AAsLEY
Messages we're aiso sent by Hon J. Man
chester Haynes, Chas. B. Caldwell and
Mrs.. o Z Michaeiis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
PEOPLE WHO WORK
Amid The Ships and Granite Il
Maine.
Thorough and Systematic lnvooelsa.
ton Put In Readable Form.

Through and systematic inveseiaausa .
Of small number Of the varied dspast.
ments of labor in the State 10 more valu.
able than hasty and incomplete canvass q
= large number" says Commissioner Nat
shews in beginning the third annual rspoes
of the Maine Bureau Of Labor Statissacs !;
and accordingly he has confined HE work
during the past year mainly to an iuvsssl.
CATION Of the quarrying and ship building
industries. the former employing 5000 a.d
the latter 2,o00 men.
Mr.. Matthews Gays: The usual diAleul.
ties in the way Of prosecution Of the iu.
vestigatious Of the Bureau have been o..
countered, viz apathy and indifference -
the part Of many manufacturer; mieap-
prehe ension and ignorance on that Of many
working people. II 10 hoped that an In.
creasing knowledge Of the purposes Of The
Bureau will cause these dificulties ~
grow email by degrees and beautifully
less" until employer and employed come
to thoroughly realize the importance Of
carefully and correctly filing out he
blanks furnished them, and promptly re-
turning them to the Commissioner. 6tatis-
tics can only be valuable when they tell
the truth. the whole truth. and nothing but
the truth Half truths are frequently
more misleading than whole fslsshoods,
and imperfect statistics more mischisvous
than none at all The XdAgc, "Asures will
not lie" is rendered practically untrue BY
the fact that "liars will figure"
Maine Ship Building.
Commissioner Matthews devotes eener-
Gus share of HE report to the ship building
industry. He says;
The ship yards of the State, have, dur
ing the past year, shown more activity than
at any time since 1882 and 1883. The
number of ship yards in operation has bees
Al. and the average number Of werkmss
employed at the yards. 1867, as follovs;
Wages Paid at Bath.
Average daily wages paid at Bath, 1889,
1888. 1887 and 1886. Wages In BAH
yards are generally somewhat higher thas
at other yards in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16

LISBON, Jan. l5.-At O'Clock this
morning the police arrested 70 persons
who were parading the streets and shouting
Down with England"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
Capital Chat.

Ex-Speaker Carlisle complimented
Speaker Reed on Tuesday upon his success
as presiding officer. The Speaker smiled
as he said "Carlisle, you always kept or
der in the House, and confess don't un-
derstaDd how you did it. 1t troubles me
some even when :he noisiest man in the
House is in the Chair"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Wrecked in Mid Ocean on a Barren
Rock.
Crew Finally Saved From Starvation
Portland BARK Missing One Of
Maine a Oldest Drug gists Dead.

PoRTLASD, Jan Is Dr. Edward Ma
son, one of the oldest druggists in the State
died today. aged - lie kept store on
Middle street SO years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16

F,RNixSroN, Jan. - AT the annual
meeting OF the dire ctors of the Sandy River
National Bark Of Fsrmlu gton. the follow
ing ,fiicers were elected; Directors.
FtaGcis G.. Butter, Artmur f. BelCher,
Daniel Beale Joseph W Fairbanks. Fred
efiek G Perkins; PRECEDENT, Hon Francis
Il. Butler. cashier, +. + Belcher; sssis-
tant a .hler, Arthur +. Beicher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results W
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is plea
and refreshing to the taste, and a
gently yet promptly on the Kidney
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectualiy, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tie
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiC SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
gmar2sd&wIv
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the HOTEL EASTMAN,
NOT SPRINGS, ARK.

~. ,.-,s.. and finest RESORT HOTEL IN
.msr;c. With the fines. Bath Houses in the
World eonnee,ed. will open eunder msnasems ,n, .;
ot y. ~, y. az isoo January 18th. Tickets should
oe ccusn1p " ;auidkwim
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Emin Bey Has a Rsla pse

CAIRO, Jan. l3 3-Emin Bsy has had q
relapse and 10 now in critical condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW
And Coincidence on Receiving News
OF Walker BIaiue's Death.

The following messages of coincidence
were sent Las, evening to the family of Mr..
Blaine:
AUsusTA, Jan. Is.
Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE. Washington:
Words fail to express the heartfelt sym
pathy I feel for yourself AID family in
this hour of your great sorr,w and bereave.
mens EDWIN c. BURIErsH.
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News from the United States eouad

GIBRALTER, Jan. l5.-The United State .
squadron sailed from this port today. They
will visit Cartbagena, Barcelona, Toulon,
Trieste, Malta and Algiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16
WEDDING CARDS

"e Aenheeec Journal JOb DE partment
'Piendidiy equipped for doing all
'Aa' Of wedding printing, annos.ce-
eh''' Invitations. carsas. etc.. In the
sad most approved ssy'es. II has
An enormous amount Of this elass
=. ""rA during the past year, Its sr-
g. coming from all parts Of the
N" better. work In lthis liAe was
aohe In the state. with the coming
"s fAsilities for this kind Of work
oe ssili farther Increased. among Its
'' thing' being . beautiful hair liaa
.P'yPe by which Il 10 enabled ca
@ engraved work so elssely that
"w can detect the AsfEerenee.
rsasenAhls. Send fer praees and
bCRLEIGH 4 ELYNT,
Augusta, Msins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-16

Pensions have been granted to the follow.
ing residents Of Maine:
Original, Robert T. Mcclure, Togus
VIM. Dobson. Stockton; increase, Henry
II. LufkiD, Caribou.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
weather faGic lt1ona fof tas Noxt a
aouxa

WAR DxrARrxxxr,
Once Of the Crief s.gn&l Ofgcst.
WasaIssrea. Jan. ie. An.
For New England Threatening and rain
sonthTe.terly wiads; slight rise in the tenn
persiarei colder in eastern Maine.
Mete Sroiogicsi Report.
Jan IS. lsio s.oo P. MI
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YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
The Most Valuable Medicine

brorns Instant Relief I always carry
With me and consider it the most valuable
medicine for the immediate relief Of pain
that there Is in this country
Geo. l.. Beal. State Treas"
Augusta, Me.
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