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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02
New England Weather.

New England Meteorological Society. CO.
operating with the United States Signal
Service. has issued its weather report for
tue week ending June 81
TEsPERAruRE-T The Temperature for the
week ending with June 9th, 1890, has been
below the normal in Maine. aud western
Massachusetts,; above in eastern Massachu
setts; and very near the normal or only
slightly above over the rest of New Eng
land. II has been the wsrmest week of the
season, excepting in Nsine, and the highest
temperature Of the season WAS generally
registered on either the 9th, or 9th The
nights have shown an increased warmth,
and all crops have been favorably affected
by it.
PRECIPITATION In some sections ia
western Massachusetts no rain has fallen
during the week, and it is ge:ting very dry
there, but in most of Massachusetts and in
.outhern New Hampshire and Vermont, a
very light rain has fallen, in most cases
not more than ITO inch. In Connecticut
and Rhode Island about i-2 inch has been
registered, while in northern Vermont and
New Hampshire and in Maine the fall has
been above the normal. Showers have
been frequent in these latter sections. and
At Luneuourgh, VT, the rain has been ac-
rompsnied by hail which has done much
damage to crops. The hail has been
severe enough to break windows ia some
parts of the towns. The amount of rain
tall there has been 40 inches.
SUNSHINE. The amount of sunshine has
bsen deficient in Maine and in southern
Massachusetts, and western Connecticut
-ogs have prevailed in the latter sections
Turing q good part of the week. The sun
shine generally has been in abundance.
REMARKS. Nearly all correspondents re
port "a fine growing week" best week of
the season or similar remarks. IL has in
deed been fine week for farmers. with
few exceptions, and the crops everywhere
are showing the effects of the good wealth
er. Maine has had q super abundance of
rainfall and little sunshine, but with all
that the crops are improving, aud are now
growing finely there, as well as throughout
New Hampshire and Vermont. The ear
sier reports from these States were that the
| yrass bad noe been winter killed, but later
'eveiop nents show that il had been to con
| siderable extent. That coupled with the
excessive vet in the past will make the hay
crop in most sections much less than was
| anticipated Some farmers say they will
| not get two thirds ~ much as las. year.
Oats are russing badly there. aud the
correspondent at Bratt!eboro, Vt, GAYS
they are complete failure osing to "a
small leuse just the color of the oa,." But
| little having has been done here yet. Ia
| Massachusetts the hxyins is well under
say sirh rather mare TRAN an AVERAGED
Ecrop assured. : All vegetables are doing
finely. aus late set tobacco needs rains badly.
Cus-wofms ave damaging tomatoes and
eabbsees. AMI At sHudson the rose bugs
are nearly running grapes AMI other fruit.
| In Rhode Island And Connection, q large
nay crop will be secured. Some early 20
sasoes are being dag RE - ripsninS fast
and oats are heading out. bus .se htser
ron will be light. To ,acco is crossing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Every szee-in while semex5,hiioso-
phical crank propoands "new theory
81 the tides with which ..the moon has
nothing whatever 70 do-r The latest Of
these scientific gentlemen TO give his
Dew theory, Is Mr. Herman 0hlsen 81
Brooklyn, who argues that a. fasr have
TO breath III order 70 live. 30 does this
planet Of ours sfish IL under this same
universal law. la order 10 keep its
internal fires going il hassrussaassly To
lay IL fresh supplies ~ 5xF gen. and
after combustion 10 expei the resultant
carbon; Ia explaining which Mr.. ohisen
says: ''When our planet ini.sIes the
oxygen this expansion causes the bottom
If the sea to Hpfieaye, which agaim
causes she water 10 rush towards the
shore, which We call Hood tide This
iasfs sIx hours. and when after this time
our giohe exisafes the eass,5n the bottom
OF the aea contracts or sinks aud the
waters f,sa Sowss.s ,ka centre of the
ocean. This also Lasts six hours, which
w ealI low tide. This integral of twelve
hours forms one act Of respiration Of
oar living planet Why Is nss this
tis-Dst h. plasizitjle a. 4 dozen iothers
that have been propoansied to explain
this ptlsn0iaenoa ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

The increase in popularity Of the PAGER
as roadster or light driving horse DIR
ing the past ten wears is Simply mar
velous. Any ouc at all familiar with
the-.'turn outs on the houievartis of
this city will bear us cut in the assertion
that twenty PAGERS are now driven bv
the "fashionables" where one was driven
ten years ago As near As we can learn
this Increase has come partially from A
conviction that the pacing gair lis an
easier one for the horse that is. tfat Is a
fast PAGER will not pound himself to
pieces so quickly ON our hard stone
pavements as a fast trotter. and partially
from belief that exceptional speed i
more easily obtained through a racer
than trotter. In all Of our cities there
Is sort of strife as to who shall drive
the fastest team or the fastest single
horse. and judged by this test the racer
has usually taken the lead Blu. what
ever may be the reason for il the fact
remains that the proportion of PAGERS To
trotters driven on the boalevaris of Chi
easo1 has increased about twentv-fold
within the past ten Chicago
Breeders Gia=efte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02
franklin.
The following are the real estate trans !
fers in Franklin county for the week end

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing June rs, 1890.
WELn-Isaac ID Newman Of Philips to Fran.
cts X. Wheeler of Phillips, land, $50.
Avon Eiwsrd X. Hitchcock of Strong, to Mar
tin Richardson, land s,s.
TOWNSHIP !, r. ? called "Re5ington" CALVIN
Putnam of DanYers. Mas. 10 The Remington
Lumber Co, of Portland, large tract OF land, 81
bal. con.
kANaELEY-Daniel Hoar, 10 Warren Stevens
land, 500
LETTER "E''-wado Pettingn of Runford, to
lmbagog Otis Falls Pulp Co.'S o. Portland
HOO acres land. 81.
sALEN-Asa IL Lake, to Geo. +. BTigge, farm
sl35.
FARM1NGToS-Josiah p. Prescott to Isabel W
Greenwood. land and buildings $500.
TEMPLE-Samuel NJ. Locklin, to Thomas j
Horn. stand, 500. 5-..
JAY Martha +. Dascomb OF Wilton. 1T als. Il
Charles Crafts and VI. T.. Gray. PREMISES. si25
Charles Dean of DixheId, to W Knowles land
Sl95; Mary richardson, TO j. II. Harrington land
sen; }. III. Harrington, to NJ. l.. GRAY land ant
buildings. $40; Fred l.. and H. J. Adams ct ais
TO Gideon C. Adams. farIn,sl
INpusTRY-E Ella II. Campbell 10 VIM " Man
ter, land and buildings s276.
WILTON eucl B. Fuller to Mahala II Noyes
land and huildiag'. 500: Mahaa II. Moves, I,
Netiie Moody, land and buildings, $3.50.
PHiLLIPS-f A. Sawyer assignee. to y. +
Bral, lind, SIS r \. sawyer, 20 sane, premises
$685..
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In Praise OF Aroossook.

Editors Of HE KeaheJec Journal:
La your Mondays issue in which appears
Mr.. Edward Virgins XVIIi.h interesting
article upon Aroosto0k api / Aroosseok
Farming, mention Is made of my visit TO
that county. etc, ETC., which otherwise
than the date of said visit is very nearly
correct so far As Il goes. The time WAS
1873, twelve years ago this coming fail.
The fever" which | took, if il was
fever" was one of the settled kind, for |
have never got over it. went TO the
Aroostook prepared to see that that country
$50 far away, and yet so near had
been greatly over estimated. ~ That in
re Atty. the fabulous stories that were cir
culated with reference to the soil, climate,
and crops of that county bad no other
foundation except in tine fertile brain or
imagination of their authors. Blu, after
by the hospitality of friends, and we found
them at every home--travelling hundreds
of miles, visiting hundreds Of farms, and
takinga general survey ofihe country, WAS
obliged to say, as did the Queen of Sheba
when she made that ever memorable visit
to King Solomon 1.-The half has never
been told" And only for that miserable
outlandish way Of getting to the Garden
of New England which must be over
come, would say to any ami all Young
men who intend to make farming q life
business. Don't go West" until you have
seen and tested the Aroostook. If there
Is any predt IN farming i, is there But
sven -thef Farmers Of that justly
'ahed loaAtS will need legislation with
US of the older portions, 10 equalize
taxation, to take some of this tremen.
dous, unequal burden from the overloaded
farmers, aud place it where itrightfully be-
longs. and can be easily bourn.
Now, Bro. Wiggin go on with your inter
estiBg, truthful letters Let them come IKE
the ward voters Of New York early ana
often, and many young man who, by
your advice, has been deferred from going
west, and settled in Aroostook, twill rise
up and call you blessed" At the same time
tell your people to send no man to the legis-
lature unless he is sound on the tax ques-
ton. II. G. BuRIEIGH
VAssALBoRo, June 80.
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Lincoln.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for the week ending
June 2S
BooTHBAY-James II. iouns's estate TO James
l.. Race, land, si20; Richard l.. Race 70 Richard
H. Elmer on land, si50.
BREMEN Thomas Little TO Sanford Dreamer.
land and buildings. 800.
BRtsrol-Nancy Hastings, 10 Carrie l.. Mears,
laad and buildings. 81 etc
DANARIsCorrA-samu II. Wyman, 10 John
Lynch. and and buildings se00.
NEW tAsrLE--Frank smithwick. TO Henry T.
Hall, land. 81; Samuel l.. Chapman to " W
Woodbridge, land, 800; Elbridgc g. Baker, 10
Elizabeth II. Trask, land and buildings. ALDO
JtFFEssoN.George Wallace, to Winthrop H.
Weeks, land, $3.50.
WALDoBoRo-George Miller, to Levitt Storer.
land and buildings. a222: Patrick tray to Luke
Gray et al, land $3.50; Charles Fisk to George
Hall, land, o, Luke Gray 1t al 20 John l.. Wal
lace. land Z etc.
WiscAsshr-r Turner Railey 70 levi wool Jury
G-een'eaf, land and buildings. $1,000.
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ohftzarY.

Mr.. d. L. Smith vas born 1t Lisch9eld
Corner. kenaehec Co., Maine. July -.
1881. Teaching has been bis occusssioa
through life. 10 which he Vas fenAxkahiy
succsssfui, being nae1,raIIy mcsEsndklsecs
discipfirafi&n. His teaching vas atssys
shosough and practical. bis special mostoes
being 80 linle well learned il better thAa .
great deal poorly learned and what 10
worth doing 1t all u worth doing thorough
H.r
He commenced teaching in the common
schools vheL Little mere than seventeen
years Of age. affxr which ne tausht high
schools in Thomaston. Richmond and Bash.
He taught ave years 10 Iowa where
the New England Teacher vas very
highly priced. After taking . trip to the
Rocky Mountains ia 1860 he returned to
bis much leved Ses England. After
teaching in HsrpsweIi Academy a year CT
sso be took charge Of LitehSsi3 Aeaismy
which he raised TO high standard. which
high standard WAS maintained till the close
Of his connection with the institution. sSme
twelve years ago.
In 1875. at the earnest solicitations of the
late Mr.. Warren johnson, the founder o..
the FrankEn Family School. Topsham. Mr..
Smith took ehasse.of that instifstion whash
be msaaseaeuceessfnlly till the close ,f
the school year Of 1855 sad 1859 when he
vas obliged to leave on account Of failing
health. In the following autumn be
changed his sesidencs to Brunswick where
be died June xsth. 1890
lie ever manifested deep interest in the
welfare, success and advancement in life
Of all his pupils. especially those who IN
der his instruction entered upon 3 literary
career, many Of whom graduated from
Bowdoin College, and some from Bates and
Yale.
He was q warm hearted friend and a
sympathizine teacher, sbss<Aining the love
and good vii! Of his pupils as well as their
respect and obedience.
He was radical temperance man, in
tsuseiy interested in every advancement of
this good cause.
Mr.. Smith early espoused the cause of
Christ and in his last iilness ne manifested
to remarkable degree the graces of pa
tienee, submission, resignation and perfect
trustfulness. The precious promises of
the Bible were much upon hi. lips. and he
died as he lived, fully. trusting in Christ as
his Saviour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Grass widour,"i, IL 'sid, owe their mis-
foriuae TO the fact that they would not
economizs AMI help their husbands save
money By usif Brussels soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Subscriptions 10 THg DAILY AND WEEKLY
JOURNAL may be made through the farchas-
ing Department Of the American Express Co.,
ct any place where that Company has sn
agency, Agents viii grvs . money order re-
csips Tor your subscription, and viii forward IA
the money order. attached 70 an order 70 send
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order. This Is the safsst and BEST way To place
our subscrptaonA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02
W aldo.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Waldo county for the week ending
June 30th
Charles Drake. Lincolnviil~. to " W Well
man. Belmont, aial dodge. nifty to Eben c
Dodge, do: Martha T Daniels, Liberty, to A A
Scar. mont; Isaac Lanr her Stockton 10 Lorius b
Griit,n, do; Betsey Patterson, Belmont, to NV
Well an do; Staples. stockton, 10 Ioring Il
Dodge; N. W. weilmau Belmont. TO Hermon
Greer, do. Charles Adams, searsport, 10 Joseph
Meriihew,. do; John Busher, Non,ville, to
Martina Daniels. Liberty, WA Ca.derwood.
Liucoinyiile. TO Robert Heal do, Freeman Crock
EFT, Northport, to Ninal Richards do; Allen II
French. waltham. Mass, TO Oscar " French.
do; tvander l. Frenci, Belfast, TO Oscar W French
do; fhtlander Mason Freedom, 20 Nancy Mason,
do, Lewis A Whiicomb, Waldo. To W o Whit
A Mckinney, do.
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Thank You, We Do.

Biddeford journal.
The Kennebec Journal. in its new dress,
and under Its new management. fairly
bristles with beauty aad other good news
paper qualities. It hetrays a consciousness
right on its face, that it Is at the Capital OF
the state, that it knows something is ex-
pected Of it on that account, and that it
intends TO fill every expectation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Ho notice whstevsr vii be taken Of unsigned
communications. All saeh viii b put into the
Wasts basket unread.
TIE JOURNAL CAN NOT BE HKLD RE
tpOrofHEks ron, THE rnEsEFvArfDs on
GRYrta or KxJECrED eoMMUsfCATIoss,
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That earnest Republican, brilliant
scholar and learned Congressman from
the Lynn, Mass, district, was defeated
Tor reelection as an overseer of Harvard
by the ruling Mugwump regime of that
aristocratic University. Yet Mr.. Lodge
has done more In useful literary protiuc-
ton during the past fifteen years. md
tsa more learned man in higher political
knowledge, than any man the iustitu
ton has graduated In twenty years. His
ohsnse was that he Il a staunch Repuh-
lican,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Eys-yice fresh Penobscot River salmon
received daily At the Central Fish Market
People desiring choice cuts for The Founn
Of July. would do veil 10 leave their orders
early at KyOWLTOS 4 YOUSGS.
june24dlos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

summer jewellers by seashore. lake
and mountain are prepared TO give July
warm welcome; and Judging from the
weather yesterday July is preparing to
return the compliment,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Sleepless nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the RENE
iy for you. For sale by C. B. Murphy.
inv2dSw lwchwky
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Ne FOhT.

| TUHT-
The village schools closed last Friday
Rev. G. A Maine delivered temperance
lecture in the N. T.. church Sunday even
iDg.--Quite a number of boarders arrived
at the SHAW House. Saturday. Lake Sebas-
sicook presents many attractions 70 sum-
mer company is to be Sabbath
school excursion across the lake July +th.
The steamer has been engaged for the day :.
Tine sfhssticook Ice Go. commenced
shipping ice last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
For sale by C. B. Murphy.
inlx 2iS " xchUkr
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THE sTHTE

1hs weeks News -Accidecs 1t
Lischi1sld Celebrations and -
aIiocs6s,tsrg Ready Tor 4aynG
-Hew Man ROUTES.
ttsns About Our Own Fozks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Democratic newspapers are wasting
good deal Of solicitude over Senator
Quay; but Judging from the action of
the Pennsylvania Republican ConSen
tion, senator Quay IL all right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Complexion Powder is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet in this eli
mste. Pozzoniis combines every element
of beauty and purity. julyldlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

The opinion Of Grover Cleveland az
referee Ia New York lawsuit flas been
set aside by the courts. His opinion AZ
political economist Was s-t aside by the
people In lsNs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
A Great o15er.
The Daily Kensebec Jour-
nal for the CaDspGtgn
For Only Sl.25.

From now until aft1g the September
election or 10 September 18th, the Daily
kennehee Journal will be- sent postpaid
10 new subscribers oaiy for si.23.
Everyone should secure The advantages
Of this great offer. Address,
BUkLEIGH a FLYST,
At-EIsani MK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

H-Phy sician's prescriptions are carr
fully compounded 1t kinsman's Dsss Sso7.
corner Of Bridge and Water streets. at md'
xrste prices. Jsn3odeodts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Architect DE. Lewis of Gardiner vac In
town yesterday looking over the foundation
of the new school house on Cu,hnoe
Heights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Workmen commenced work Yesterday
opposite Staplepn, on the new double
track that befort long will connect Augusta
aud Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

The veto by President Dlaz of lottery
project for Lower California Is reproof
to the people of Louisiana that ought to
have considerable weight, IL shame IL
not entirely dead in the Creole State
When Mexico, with its Ignorance aud
uuenlightenedmen and all the moral
inertia of centuries, refuses charter to
lottery, even Louisiana should hang its
head In shame for presenting to ask for
one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Excuse me, George. hut when l saw
you year ago, your face was covered
with pimples it seems TO be all right now"
Eyes. si.; that's because / stuck to Ayers
Sarsaparilla. the greatest blood medicine in
the world. was never 80 well in my life
IS am now june30aodIw
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Lir-
er Complaints Shiloh's Vitalizer is guarzn-
teed to cure you. For sale by G. B.
Murphy. july2d&vlwchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

The Muster now being well underway
and 4th of July so near at hand, we think
oxen will have large sale ms the weather
is just right.
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Dleo.

kEyyEREc.
In Augusta, Jsne 18th. Martin Peasey, aged "A
yesrs.
In Albion June 24th, Mrs. II. H. RiGlor, aged IS
years 10 months.
In Rome. June Eth. Ezra W, son of NarceiIus
and AGA Trask. sged 70 sea han,A1
In Vienna, Jnns 18th, Milf gNorrei, Daughter
Of Henry. add the late ssrah H5srkif Of New
sharon. aged Is years aud months June a.
Miss Nsad A. Besr. dang htsF of Mrs. Mar hali
Rus sell. aged nearly lSyears-
SOMERSET.
In Stark. jane zsth, William waush, aged
about Is years
WALDO. .sa-
Ia Montviie, June ssth. George W, Sash, aged
IS years
In Jaekson, June Is h Mrs Harriet A. Chase.
wife Of 3. r. Chase. azed 81 rears. = =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Ask Geo. F. Thompson of Hallowell
'or English Alternative. 100 doses s1.00-
msr7dtfnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

A party of Augusta young men to the
number Of ten will take vacation trip BY
schooner along the Maine coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

1t Is universally admitted thSs 4 mother
should. IL che is able, nurse her child. II
she can not, or IL for good reasons IL i, not
advisable. then Meliin's Food, which hs,
been proven to correspond ;,hysioloV.caliy
with mothers milk, should be used.
auly3diaalrm
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CHURCH AND PEOPLE.

Ground was broken on Saturday. for the
new vestry of Trinity church, Saco.
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MSS /. G IoRGIH'S SCHOOL

FOE YOUNG LADIES. Portsmouth, n. h -
opens sepf. s4fh, 1850. J. q. W bitfier .ays "a
could scsrceiy be foasd in New Easianss"
enthusiastically
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

A hand organ with a patent, self acting
monkey for penny collector, did good
business on the street yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

A telegrS was received yesterday say.
ing that thsenerators for the electric road
would arfe 10 day. Work Is being
pushed andhe road will be running at an
early date,
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Marriieo.


lkESNEBEC.
In this city, June IS, VIII A. Hanks and Carrie
J. Dana
In Vienna June 18th, BY Rev. Mr.. Heywooi.
Gavin II. c. Deafbon Of Mt. Vernon, to Mrs.
Ciariada Gordon OF Vienna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-02

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secassd ~ Shiiop's Caisrrh Remedy. Price
30 ce5y c. SAsaD Injector free. For sal,
By u-iwsH y ialy2d&wIxchwky