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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26
SOME USEFUL HINTS.

The best liquid for cleaning old bran il q
solution Of oxalic acid.
A few cloves on the pantry shelves VIII
efectually drive away ants
Glaze bottom crust of fruit pies with white
Of an egg, and they will not be soggy.
Poor Write paint can he washed with warm
water and borax, which does not remove the
paint.
A small piece of charcoal placed in the pot
when boiling cabbage will prevent any disa-
gresable odor
To iron silk hat: Holding the hat in ths
left hand. pass a warm iron quickly around,
following the lay OF the nap.
When giving the final polish to stoves, b.
fore putting away for the summer. mix the
blacking with a little kerosene instead Of
water, 70 prevent rust.
A piece OF soft soap and starch viii take
stains out Of bed ticking Spread 1t on the
spots, and when dry scrape 1t Of and wash
with q damp sponge .-Boston budget
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PARALYSIS OR INSANITY.
THE RESULT or NEGLECTED
NERVOUSNESS.

asaos a.as.lr aesd report the paper. Wat
wss the azsteri oniy what Is the m>;ss' WIN
thou and. upon thousand. Of osh..rs. trai~ ard
asgrs sraassffor from overvork. trsf and worry
and the cares and snxiegie- OF the psshing and
husiiing age In which se live. and which finally
ended in the dread ps-esis, INSANITY and d"s'h
Men without number arc strstning iheir brains
and nervous systems In the md rsee after for
tans and fam. BY osersar< VI di,sipAtioo, ana
sraa,asfity their aerr0as and Assiai enersses, ar
iii sie-p.es. nights, fatlsng powers, com
plste nervous exhaustion. paralysis. tn
sanity or death must be the Inc sit4bie end, IN
ices help from some source l. received.
Thousands OF women ov~rworked, eA.
hAasted, worn out in nerve force and power uu.
til they feel tired I'D tas fine. Clerks. students.
mechanics and lsboSef., fron. close c1nin~ n~nf
long haur- strain upon the nerves. dissipation
other cause. losing th"ir Vitality and hseou.
ing nervous aud ply steat sreeks.
You, rsaier are rushtay biiadiy 10 SURE de
structios. You warned every day and .Very
hour Of ynGr depending doom. How BY those
strange .sa.stioos, that dali. dizIy and
bad feeling head, that rest,essness. trri-
liability aud ne.von.ness, by the weak
trembling, cold limbs. by the langu0r and
sense of ntrs "a. and physical eAh~us, Ion
which grow upon you mose and more. These are
danger signsIs. and not TO heed them /. the
folly Of fool
1sdt is to be donsf Inc answer /. pl Ia
| enough You are losing your nerve force aud
power. and running down in strength, energy and
ritaiity Whatever will restore this lost ngih
/ sui sigor 10 the brain aud nerves will put you
| gain in sound health and strength. This Is pre-
cistly what DIR. { r.ene's Nervura. the grea,
brain and nerve insigoraat. will do. As q re-
siOrer Of nerve force, a bsitder up Of
nerve power, .igor aud energy, this won
deriul remedy has no equal in the world. Yot
can have no idea until YOU TRY 1t OF its mary sou
t"ning, sts.nst hs"imx and invig"ratins
effects, its benhca and healthy action q brsiu
and nerve reetorer and you especially need {,
ase 1t in the spring. II Is purely vegetable ans
| perfectly harmless All druggist. keep 1t Al $Il'
| per bottle.
| Dr. Greene. the famuu. specialist In III. cure q
nervous and chronic disease. OF - Temple Place
! Boston, Mass. can be consulted free of charge
personally or by letter.
d mare4&16 topcn
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The Slaughter OF Trees,

To take the life of tree needle ssi, Is
a cruel thing. Such III sct roDs the region
where the deed 10 done of a most beneii
cent influence, and the wholesale slaughter
Of trees going on within cur borders calls
for The protective legislation which the
American Forestry Association ask. for in
the bill pre.ented to the House the other
day by Mr.. Dunneil of t.inne.ota Al,
the receDt siseting of the Massa chusetts
Horticultural Society. Professor Rothrock
Of the University Ct Pennsylvams called
special attention to this biii III the able AID
comprehensive paper on his present for
e,try sgitation. Professor Rothrock' :
story of the enthusiasm in his own State
over the preservation of trees and tree
planting is oue to arouse enthusiasm else
where.
Beauty's excuse for continuance of bel z
iu the lite OF a tree Is one OF the strong
arguments tor forestry preservation; but
the economic reasons are If even more
power in their appeal to the utiiitarian
sense. Practical reasons are at once ap-
parent for tree planting in the great tree
less regions of the West and for leg,sla-
ton to prevent the " holesaie unnecessary
cutting do.n Of trees on the mountains
II should be equally PLAIN that tree plant
Jag and the preservation of trees are neces-
sary here for reasons more potent in their
Immediate association with our New Fog
land life.
II is a fruitful sugqe stion of the esssyist
before the Horticultural Society -thst the
present depreciation of farm lands in New
Eaglsnd Is not likel, TO be permanent.
Their increased value may not be a result,
of the return wave of population from the
West that Professor Knthrock prophp sic.
1t will more probably b. the result of .he
growing liking for lrrge country pls :es on
the part of the resi.eits of our Eastern
cities. Certainly for purposes of sent
ment, for fostering the ivve of beauty, for
practical patriotism snd for common sense
and evident reasons. Aro,r Day should b.
q day of active LIBERATION ~ New Euglsud.
and tree plating should bes one n cere mOny
a. frequent a. fIag-raising has become.
How deeply this matter will enter into
national poiities some day is suggested by
Professor R0thrOck in various lines, AS tor
example ''Jns; a. the pro iuction of large
crops /, the West was an important fact II
IN leading to the interstste commerce law.
so will the demands Of one STA upon the
forests of another lead eventually to other
iuters ate lave or to what will practic lily
come to the same thing-s prohibition
against the removal of lumber from the
State where it grew TO other S:ates where
il does not grow. And this, a. anyone mas
see. opens avenues to many serious nation
81 troubles
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A novel case has just ended in the
common pleas court at New Philadelphia,
o. The Centenary Methodist Episcopal
| church purchased an organ a short time
ago on pay ments OF Professor Ortt, and
1t seems on account Of this the congrega-
ton became sadly divided The testi-
mony showed that there WAS one pious
old lady particularly, known all over the
ne,ghhorbood as AUNT Eliza" who
iookei upon the organ as the creation OF
the devil. She attended services regu-
larry, but the minute the organ began
playing the old Lady would walk out of
the church and sat upon the steps until
the Music ended. and she would return
for the sermon. al the close OF which,
hymn. the old lady would resume her
seat on the church step and then return
for the henediciion.
The organ being the cause OF so much
trouble. the trustees were at their wits
ends how to get rid of il. One rainy
morning Professor Ortt. having occasion
to pass the church. was amazed to see
the organ sitting out in the corner of the
field. There was no shelter over it, and
the neirhboring chickens found it q
pleasant piace to roost The professor
brought suit az once against the trustees
OF the church. The testimony devel-
oped the fact that the trustees had
thoush'lessiy set the organ out in the
weather merely Ia l..es>e old pious Aunt
Eliza Tia. cts-, ,V.ts hotly CONTESTED
and verdict rendered ia favor Of Pro
lessor Ortt for tn. amount Of the pt,r-
chase prne Of the organ. Chicago Trib-
uDs
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BACH CLUB GOSSIP.

Not lArgr gathering II the cub rooms
~ the lAss meeting. bat IL VASE ssng oe
fore Sandy, the dsasamsr. fek an aieen
troilAble desire 20 tsi. bSs be ~sa = ev1 Si
cigars from 4. hosei k-ep~r. 'he oahss day
Ia drss paid bill. AID rsAeh'as over
took handful Of ma ehes from bsx en-
the counter for any emergency that might
dad me In need Of . iueifef. TINS iidn .
suis A. Who believes In saving tribes A.
you ali knos.
Them. no good 10 oa, they light oaty
o. the boz ne ssid IA al sSssfsv~sing
way.
That sof" 1 says We'll. never saw
4 match yet that combat light boz OF no
box"
well, then you SEE eas no~, Fster'sd
A.
Bet you BOX Of cixsrs 1 can hsn'
these without any box"
60 ron" ssld A
II took one OF those matches, struck II
on H. siass Of the CHAR cA-s. anl h=l1 II
burning under A. nose I'LL he srct,ed out 8
box Of my fsvor,,e cigars."
Whats the triek. asked Lon.
"It's ali square. Any body can d. II.
You simply gre the match qaiek. heavy
stroke On aay hArI, polished surface. siAss
or marble, grsspns 1t tish;i. close to The
h. AL 70 avoid tre ahrs Il ar, il H4Eti
about q. readily ~ tbs e,maoa match
The sqairr FIR soEJs reaso1 Is al ARDEN
aamir-r u Gen Als,r. al though II
eouiftgt b.. through associstion OF iasss.
be started In 10 tell an apeesisie regariihs
the general. before Sandy had settled osrs
from tecounting bis exploit Where he
SQUIRE i.afneti toe a1re,iote ia moi known,
but ts4e Squire told L on a. though he had
hesrd II direct from tue Geaerai Ap,.
Gen Alger tells of qaesr and inter
est.ng customer whom he met recently IN
re-t ps.es Al plae- named after himself,
A ndsrsor, aai Of whom he hal recent
bought 20. 600 acre. of timber land. Tie
old gentleman lived ~ iaign white house
With big p1rtiro IN front OF 1t, and tnsr''
x.re dotted around in di:f-r,ns tei1- o-h.r
small ~hts houses Gen. .i!zer asked ham
'''Ho~ Old are you.'
Eighsy-tsor
'Enjo, ing good nestthf'
"'fes, sery good
Hos many children have vGuf"
Nursing the ore hundred and fort,
ninth great grsndchiii noe. III! send and
get bim for you.
What DO YOU mean to "a, One hue
dred ard forty niae!'
yes. hsv. had twenty seven children
and with children. grand children and gres''
grandchildren We are nursing The Que hun
bred and tosty-n nth NV, aud I'll send aur
get HIM Tor you
so the old gentis man .elt ont 10 one OF
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CHURCH AND PEOPLE

Tha Portland Press Gays an effort 10 to
be made to raise the debt of the Consregn-
toasl Church and society il Gorbsm. Thia
deb; ;s Of several yssrs standing and has
been the source of more or less uaeasiness
of mind on the part Of the parish It is
certainly to he hoped tina, this ef,r, to iis
pose Of the debt may be -uecessfui.
A, the sanual meeting Of the Central
Church sccis;y Bsraor. held Monday. " S
Denrsr vss chosen Moderator, A. c. Saw.
yer, Clerk; E. W. Ware, J. g. Clark aud
c, S Pearl. parish assessors TO see what
sum should BE- raised for the parish ex
penses. which are for the pastors salary.
g. 500; ssx,cn. e9o0; music, s7oo; Incl
dentsls. 500; total. Is SOC
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1lleO.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland March D. John 2. Tnoma. AGED =.
years, March 2. Miss Mary F.. Nowian. agei d
years arch I'll, Eliza A.. widow of tn, lxts
JOSEPH mas aged - years, three month.
hs'rh u, MARY caroline. wife Of J. b Leighton
sR' d 81 years months
In Gap Elizabeth, March q, Marion NJ. Young
esi ang' ter OF Charles +. and Hattie J Pesbobe
AZ, d year II month.
In Fart Deering. March e. c. Frankie Young
est child OF Clarence :. and Title A. Bates, aged
2yesrs months. March q. Hannah Rent. aged
~ years.
In Caseo, March ie, Nathan Maxn~ld. aged 3.
years and months
In GreenviIic, March q. Net-an Bowiey. aged a,
years.
In Phillips. March 10, George stictney, aged e
yesrs
kESsEBEC.
In Nj. Vernon. March n, Nis. Bill STANLEY
ag+d about % years
In Hsiiowen. March II, viii. Foss, ased 10 yrs
In Gardiner. March Is. James Res nolds, Ard
~ years.
In Frisndship, March 10, Isrsei woodcech, AGED
seyear-. months, Is days.
In Washington, March q. Everis Cunningham,
aged Al years.
In Reeklsnd, March IS. David Row.ii, aged n
years, 10 mooths.
In Jefferson. March Z. Ms. Nancy {. Bawden,
aged % years.
In wsidoboro. March Il. Nathan Na.h, aged q
years and nonfhs-
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Cured bv Cuticura

Ny disease tpsoIlaslsl first broke out on my
Il II check, spreading across my rose snd almost
covering NV &c. u ran into nv eyes. and he
hysi.ian Was airaid | would lose my eyesieht
altogether 1t ad all over my head and my
hair all fell out, until was entirely bald he aided
1t the broke out Oh my arms and shou ders, until
my arms we've Just one eoie. II covered my entire
body, my face, bead, and shoulders being the
worst. The white scnbs ieli constantly from my
head, shoulders, ard aims; the skin would thcken
and be red and very itchy, and would crack and
bleed II scratch d. After spe nding many hundreds
OF dollars ] was pronounced incurable. heard
of the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and u ter using two
bottles CuTiCuRA EEsoLvFSI, | could y
change; and after had taken four bottles, | " -
almost cured; and when had used six bottles Of
CUIIcURA REsOLvENT and one box of CUTiCURA,
and one cake Of CUrICUKA SOAP, was cured Of
the dreadful disease from which had suffered for
five years. thought the disease would leave y
very deep scar. but the CuIlCCRA REMEDIES
cured 1t without any scars. Icannot express with
a pen what suffered before u.ing the tUTiCURA
REMhDIss. They saved my lite. and feel 1t my
duty TO recommend them. Ny hair Is restored ~
e cd rs ever, and 70 Is my eyesight, know Of
others who have received great benefit from their
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nlarrieo,


In Liyernors Falls, March II, Leon Blunt OF 4
Ii. ermare, and Miss Nellie ". Ladd of " cid
March IS, bert j. Plant and Miss Ida f. Perry. bott
of last l.iv, rmore.
In Auburn, March Is, Edward A. Leavitf an
Miss Alma Eurbush
In East Livermore, March s, y. W. Brown o.
Fast Liyermore, and Mrs. Olive A. Hall OF Mon
mouth.
ARoosTooK.
In Hodgdon. March 10, Frank II. Nickerson anc
Miss Nei'ie Adams, both Of liodgdon.
kENNKBEC.
In this cty, March "A, at NJ. F. parsonage b,
Rev. J f. Jones. irving Hawkins and Miss Al
gusta Mari both of Augusta
SOMERSET.
In Canaan, March %, Wslter Chase Of tfttsHeid
an Mis-. Maggie Harris OF Canaan.
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Born,


FRANKLIN.
In Dallas, March q, to Mr. and Mrs j. O. Miles
. dau. hitter.
In Phillip, March 10, 10 Mr., and Mrs. A. n
Alien n daughter.
kENNEBEG.
In wat"ryflls March 90 to the wife of Charlie,
II. Jones, a son.
LINGO
Ia East Jefferson, March Is, TO Mr.. and Mr..
sylvester VIVA. n sou.
OXFORD.
In Hiram, March Q, to the wife of George y
Brock = snn-thar Wilson.
in FRY. burg. March II, 10 the wife Of Edward
+, Hs-ting- a son.
PENoBsCoT.
IN peN'' ?. March Ia. to the wife Of Harr, Lea.
Wit.
SOMERSET.
in Canaan. March 10. TO the wife Of Alfred
Frayier, daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

THURSDAY evening the FESTIVAL Of
Days' will commence IN the Y. N c. A.
rooms, under the Aaspic~s Of the Ladies
Auxiliary o. that ASSOCIATION. Par-iss wao
have promised TO furnish fancy articles
for the ss!e are requested TO bring the
same into the rooms ri once.
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Great Junior Sycamore of the United
sts,~s, Charles H. Li.,hman, Of Boston.
VS. = guest of Nah1mkssg Tribe Of Red
Asn asst evening Special work in the
different dsgrsss .as carried out. cola
ton served in their halt, snd . general
good time erjoy ed
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Dexter Grange met at / O'Clock, p. NJ
ias, Saturday. Conferred lat degree upon
three applicants and the fourth degree
upon four, after which al sat down 10 a
hountifui harvest feast prepared by Capt,
Eiims Ard assistants, AS II had previously
been decidei that the losing side IN the
contest should furnish the supper. A larger
number were IN attendance han at any pre-
vious meeting, over SKI, We think. AID
some ylsilors we're present
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TIE :oiio~ ing you1x r. ntlemen are max
Library Hall Tuesday evening April ssh,
Arthur vsriel. VIII BEosn, George L.
TYLER ADD Will A,~ooi MuHc will b.
furnished b. PuIieB's orchestra, and a sup.
Der will probably be served at one of tbs
a,tais
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Mayor A. N. spear has re esi.sd an invi-
sa:ion from the g. A. X Post ~ L.tchasld
Ia dsliver the memorial address 81 that place
Decoration Day. Pressing business en-
sagemen;s viii prevent his secs ping the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

w. d. cutis 10 the name of the nes as
si.tAnt at the High School tor the nexI
TERN. Mr.. Cuts - member OF the junior
c!a.s at Bats College and bsars al excel
lsp, reputation both as . staden' And tssch-
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MKs. ROSE KELLY. Rockwell City. Iowa
Cuticura Resolxent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and purest AL
best Of Hunor Remedies, internally, and CUTI,I
RA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTIcUk, SOAP, q,
thousand Of cases where the shedding Of scslel
measure quart daily, the skin cracked, bleeding
burning. and Itching almost beyond human endur
ance, hair lifsless or all gone suffering terrible
What other rem. edies have made such curest
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICUkA, &c., soar
DC; RksOLvkNr. q. Prepared by the foTTH.
DRUo AND CHEMICAL CoRPoEATION, Boston.
A1send for GLOW TO Cure Skin Diseases" D.
pages, ~ Illustrations, and 100 tes iinonials.
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Charles l., Andrews the young layer
sno recently purchased the lAv bnsine.
Of the late Lorenzo Clay. ~ss moving into
his rev quart 70 Tuesday afternoon
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Shaker
Extract of
Roots.
(SeigeI's Syrup :
G U r ES
DYSPEPSIA.

He THou0sr IT WAS A Huusee.
Nine year, ago suffered from Indigestion and
dyspepsia: bad heartburn a.d paiplfatIoa. n
food would stay Oh ny stomach: tried many 10
called remedies without effect Received . shs
her almanac and reed Il. ] said, Hers's smother
hum6ugi vas wrong for once. Boaeht Q bot
Thea another, aad another. After the third
bottle ! vss well; sever bees sick stnee. This d
medicine to tie toto trust in. Il Il not . D.
tent nedicine nor Q kine Care all. II cures dys-
pepsis and indigestion sad that 10 at the bottom
OF moot diseases. ! would - soon Be without
money - without Shaker" W.. PowE4s
Henryvflle, Tens., Feb. 2, issD.
Nine tenths Of ali diseases arise from poiss u
e.r!ied, BY the blood to vasioas orssls and para
O. TIE bod; and the blood poiseaSd BY ssdfasss-
ID food IN tbs stomach and intestfnes.
SnAkBR ExTkAcI o. Room PCkIytno Tnn
DLooD eT CrniHo lyDlonsrioH AHp DYopnp.
"a. ms = ssefs pr bosais. Sel1 b III 1rHo.
gisss ao1 b
Al. wnss. ~ 0sA.s ~, Hss Yssa.
e0QG11oo1nV1V1okR
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The entertainment and Orange Tea
ing unasr the auspices Of Mr.. j ". L
Bs.e.' Sunday school class vas largely a,
tended and we'll appreciated. A small! o.
ches:;s furnished music, While other mus
cal paris. both vocal AND instrums ntal
wera renhered.
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II paftAkss Of the favor Of or tongue, -
u Tie expfessioa Of people vho nee he
"LsncAsoe Beef" Prepared BY . new
peoeeo. nas26dls
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iic.t'esD postmaster mas tr-.i -,
pesi"rfH bs Auuns men gossiping with
bis pretty female clerks that he has
pisc"'i over zach delivery window q
Prin;s'i card u i'ich reeds: This window
toi Z. .. business only. No, for visit
irsu
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For delicacy, for purity, and for improve
'pent of the compile zion nothing equals
Pozzoni's Pox,ier. mar lsdsw
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tx Mayor Strickland Of Bangor. Mr. A :.
the committee recently appointed BY the
State Board Of Health. are preparing let
Of questions which they will send TO the
different ice men along the river. asking
thei, opinion as to what sho1.d be done TO
regulate and systematise ibe cutting Of ice
90 the rivers Aud ponds Of Maine. ard later
the Board sill, make soma d hnite decision
in regard 10 the same
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Ask Geo. 2. Thompson Of Hailo~sIi,
for English Alternative, 1870 doses q 90.
mAr73tfpY
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Try Snrlugair, English Alternative. Fol
sale b, +. G Kiasmsn & Co, Augusta.
mar7dtfnr
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Isaac ABBOTT, the south End cl0thler,
vii close oss bis ss,ck ~ oscs. and pro-
poses 10 40 into another oas.nes ir the
city,
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Rev j :. Ss~sii. ID ID of Bangor, has
accepted the invitation Of the Congregation
al church ard will preach the re-'iedicstory
sermon in this city, ruesdsy evening
April s;h. Rev. T., II Hsiiock Of Water
vile. Rev : n Adams Of South Gardiner
and the local clergy Wi! assist ia tns ex
ssc.ses. Other reverend gentle man have
been invited and will probably accept.
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badly xsaaebsf 5ournsl
" saEspay, usa. u. $50.
GARDINER LOCALS.


John Dossbse. II Posslas5. paid sns b
the poiics coau fuesiss n asisz tor he
asna. sasnes.
n. "A. ss~ysbs. Cumberland Mills. sni
y Age, f,rsis-s. e.rs sus~s At the
Es.ns fss. sjsy.
This (Wsdsssiay) evening tn ladies' o!
the Us.ssf.a.lss cs.u,ch viii hold -scisDir
"a theft .yesssy.
Mrs. Hattie Tf.sx si k.csmosd 10 max
iag few vssxs yis., n KAudoips. the
saes, Of Mis, MINIS frzsx
A. > Bangs. 10 ole Of AaysrA's sa-
ssfyri..es zsati-s,sn. .ss Is tae city Tues
lay afternoon &c bssinsss TIP.
J. NJ. LsrrAbss. g. ". r. Of tie Grsnd
Jss.ssoa =. Of l.. pad al III i.i sis;, Ia
C..eo Lodge. Portland. isst evening.
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Aallowrll Aarettistmsuts.
Q MONEY!

Noa have often heard VI ps"pi" living on tnr
Interest Of what rh.y owe aud you have no doua.
a. often heard p.npl. that II thry eoBid osls
,.ilrrf intsr-4i oa What money they must -pe nd
tp.iesi ~ ~hsi they can save. they wpald g. I
fieh. Well thsi Is rxsrtiy What are doing
FArIyo ,ot istKsEst ON WHAT yor SPEND.
and good blx inter 1t al that MAKE your
mJneJ w"rs Tot y"a. hssd n. prices below. and
the sh'ys VII be A. plain and "Hlesr ~ she road
"a min,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26
ScaIy Skin Diseases

Psoriasis 3 years, covering face, head,
End entire body with white scebs
all gone. Spent hundreds Of dollars
Pronounced incurable. Cured by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-26

In . lase interview With Mike Dsly. the
pusii!st. in regard to the receat McAuNfe-
Carroll mill In Frisco the latter part Of
las; week DAILY informed the writer tb.,
he Vas still as anxious AZ ever 10 meet
either Of these meo. or any other man for
q purse. and would bet Any part Of si,000
that he was a sinner. DAILY states that he
has been unjustly roasted by the Boston
press, and that II they uni"rate him With
the other iigh,wsigh:s, they can hod their
mistake By giving any sum fors purse, aud
he will meet any or oil Of them. Dalr 10
anxious for one more .ho~, and If he gets
il he ~lll coon shoe whether he 10 chump
or chs mpion