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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

That hacking cough can be 10 quickly
cured BY Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
For sale BY c. b. Murphy.
July 2d&w lwchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Advertising . patent medicine 10 the Pc
culiar way in which the proprietor Of
Kemp's Bslsam for Coughs and Colds does
10 indeed wonderful. He authorizes all
druggists to eive those who call for Il .
sample bottle free, that they may try II
before purchasing. The large bottles are
Soc. and d. We advise trial. II may
save you from consumption.
decl6eod&vAw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Diaries snd good resolutions are nov in
order, A weeks keeping of both is abou,
tie average.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Thomas bailey. advance agent Of
Uncle Hiram" registered at Hotel North
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
VOICES OF THE FREss


oAtu
Governor Burleish is very wisely Ard
properly uupArtizan in appointing Mr.. Lib.
hey again to the Supreme bench of Maine
Mr.. Libby has given long and efficient ser
vice. and richly merits mis- office. He is =
Democrat in his politics, but he 10 = citizen
Of Maine IN his conduct Of the Office.
which OMes
Washington Pressl
Grover c., David B., Roswell P.,-which
shall be the nominee ? Which one of this
delightful group shall next be landed in the
soupf Which one of them shall live to rue
the great campaign Of 's2.
Indianapolis Journal
This 10 . pan American administration !;
the last Vas pan-electric-a distinction With
difference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Owing to difficulty with the hanging Of
ghts. the post Office department will not
move into their new quarters for some days
- come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Have you been roped in yet with the
reminder that in ten years you will date
your letters 2,0ooy Tumbiey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

6-You can find all the new odors in Sns
perfumes and sachet powders at Kinsmsns
Drug Store. Their stock Of holiday goods
10 large and prices reasonable.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Your cough can be cured. We know i,
because Kemps Balsam has cured 90 many
coughs and colds in this community. it,
remarkable sale has been won entirely by
its genuine merit Ask some friend who
has used It what he thinks Of kemps
Balsam. There 10 no medicine 50 pure,
none 20 effective. Sample bottle free.
Large bottles 50 cents and at druggists.
declseod&w4w
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liv-
ef Complaint? Shiloh's VitAlixer 10 guaran-
seed 70 cure YOU. For sale BY c. b.
Murphy. alphabetically
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

In spite of thin ice aud an open river,
juvenile skaters ind amusement on the east
side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

good for the closing Of the year and all Of
Aains's indusiriss are in . prosperous con-
dlsioa.
The new Baptiss charch ct Penebscos
Cove will be dedicated coon. Ii will coss
about o.. 400.
Snelts BY the cart load are being caught
down river 81 Bald Hill Cove and vicinity,
and are coming into this city In large guam
Gsiss. Il 10 said that 800 pounds we're
caught 1t the cove on Saturday and shipped
In various directions.
When sewing machines arst came into
use an ALFRED man conceived the idea Of
making . sewing machine to turn BY hand.
that would b. bought BY people Who could
not afford to pay the rather tall figure that
. foot power machine vas sold for in those
days. He accordingly had about hundred
machines made to conform to his ideas.
Not one Of them ever took . stitch except
Il vas BY accident, but that didn't matter
His next move sas to advertise extensively
in the leaking newspapers and magazines.
The price Of one Of these setchless sewing
machines vss 90. go TO $50 lees than the
price of machine ceiling under letters
patent. but IL vas recommended TO do Just
- good work. and il IL proved snsstisfac-
tory the purchaser could return iAs machine
and have HE money rsfunded. Oriess be-
gan 70 pour In, and Ne aacAinss beesn to
90 ess. and soon cutie dOnfishins busi-
ssss va under way.
The arss lot sent out proved unaasisfsc-
Quests for the money 70 be refunded. But
ekn H. Al
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TIE UalOI LOAN I TRUST CO.

&SO 18th Avenue, ~. ".
RECEIVES
Moner deposit for investment 10 gilt edge
mortgages on Specially selected improved
farm. in any ., elton OF the country desired
ISSU los
Interest bearing certificates of deposit.
HAS FOR SALE
Investment Bonds, beasiug attractive rates ~.
ACCEPTS
The transfer agency and registry Of stocks and
acts as FYustee Of Mortgages of Corporations.
CORRESPONDENTS SOLICITED.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

The Secretary Of the State Board Of
Trade reports hat business 10 exceedingly
good for the closing Of the year and all Of
Aains's industries are IN . prosperous con-
ilsioa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
ANNUAL MEETING,

The stockholders Of Granite National Rank Of
Augusta, Naise. will hold their annual nesting
for ths election Of directors and for the tnsnaac
tteo Of any o&haR legitimate baMnsss, ct their
eAanal suon n A10astA, - Tsss1Ay. IL i4sA
~ q 5asss,. "a e I 49, = r. soss:ssa.
sDss. =, ~. dssnNW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

The Calais Advertiser says Mr.. Samuel
Lawrence and wife. Who have been married
forty years last Thursday. took breakfast
alone that morning for the fret time In oil
those years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Except those that have the Ia Grippe
themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02


Tuesday morning Mr.. }. 7. Sibley vas
engaged in hauling wood on his farm about
three miles above the dam. He was going
after load and on crossing the railroad
which passes through his farm, his horse
got his foot caught between the planks and
the rail. So securely was 1t fastened
there that all attempts to loosen i,
proved Of no avail and, as a train WAS
due. Mr.. Sibley got somewhat anxious.
Down the track he ran on hearing the ap-
preaching train and signalled it to stop.
Either the engineer thought he was crazy
or was trying some practical JOKE, for on
he drove his engine till he struck the
horse. The shock proved a good remedy
for the confined foot, but it also spoiled
the horse for any further usefulness.
breaking its leg and injuring the
animal otherwise so that it had to be killed
The question might arise nov, IL an engi-
neer wouldn't stop in . case like that on
mans frantic signals. what show would .
man have, caught in similar AZ,
The Perfect Pencil Pointer is the name
Of new invention for sharpening leaI pen
ellis which leaves all other invention. 10
this line far in the shade. From practical
tests we are able to say that. for the puf-
pose it is perfect machine. 1t sharpsnsa
pencil quickly and well, doe. not break the
softest lead and will not soil the hands. We
confess to have entertained doubts in the
past a. to the possibility of a machine that
would sharpen lead pencils in quick and
satisfactory manner. but this machine has
fully removed them. The Pencil Sharpen
er differs from all lite predecessors in being
a simple mechanical arrar cement for re.
volving pencil as it is moved along upon
the surface of 6le. Thi dit is made ex.
pressly for this use, has deep Gu, and
high temper. and will wear for years. This
machine will sharpen the red and blue pea.
ellis used for checking and never
breaks them. Pencils pointed with it wear
much longer than when Whitfield. because
the point 10 perfect cone, and the waste
of sharpening 10 very small. The shsr pener
10 sure to be an adjunct in every Office and
counting room. Its merits have only to b
seen to he appreciated. Mr.. X. b. Capen
has the general agency for ii in Augusta,
Hallo~eii and Gardiner, and sill sooI put
on Al agent to make q thorough caavsss
f,r It. 1t cannot help meeting with large
sale
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RevereHouse
BOSTON.

Near Roston and Maine Eastern, Fitehburs and
Lowell deposs, centres Of businesa and plaees Of
Amusement.
Handsomely Furnish d. Homelike snd Comfort
able. Kept % the
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Rooms all large and comfortable; elegant suites
with baths attached; ample public paf0rs; gen-
tlemens cafe and billiard room, and tref class In
every espeef.
A~Fine music every venine eonducted By Mr.
ewornsbourne Of the Boston symphony Orchssfra.
ROOMS FROM clio A DAT Up.
J. =. AEBBOW 4 Co., FFspr1essss.
DoveAeod1a
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Socol 2uoster~.

Capitol street is one of the favorite slid
ing resorts Of Young A america.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

The new Baptiss chsrch as Fenebscos
Cove will be dedicated coon. Il will cost
about o., 400.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

Snelts BY the cart load are being caught
down river a Bald HIN Cove and vicinity,
and are coming into this city in large guam
6tiss. Il 10 said that 800 pounds we're
caught at the cove on Saturday and shipped
In various directions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02

We often forget and feel annoyed 1t
our want Of thought. Many are the lit
tie mementses due for heaps Of kindness
shown rs during the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-02
Daily xsaasbst 1assaal.
THUR DAy Jan. I ,sse

= aras oi thsnks And rssslu,ioss " respset.
.ill b. charged u the rsas Of tsn crnss . hus.
AL advertising announcements Of entertain
ments Whose object b the raising Of money.
viii h. charged al the rate Of disssa ssus .
line.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

but after the fever has subsidei ano
the acute stage is past il is better O.
take 10 according 10 the direct ous oI
the bottle. Beet tea, mutton broth.
and mix should be freely gwen accord
ing 10 the preference OF the patient.
People who haze mad la GIppc,
the acute stage having passed and
their recovery has come TO siaudstlil
as Is frequently tire case, VIII find ln
Peru nI exactly the remedy that Is
suited u Their case. 1t lnvigOrates the
whole system, restores the appetite,
and produces natural sleep.
Even after pneumonia or cOnsump-
ton has begun to develop % is not too
late 10 expect a perfect cure tron Pc
ru-na without any other treatment
whatever. Many physicians are using
it extensively III their practice; st the
same time a vast number of people are
buying it at the drug stores and treat
ing themselves, and the result L., lf
there is another remedy the equal of
Pe-ru-na for La Grippe, 1t is unknown
TO me.
Whenever the bowels are constipated
some good laxative should be used TO
regulate them. for il IS highly import
ant tlldN tlit rAtltNlNl4N -llOn4A lft n ~
active during the attack to rid the sys-
TEN OF the accumulated pOsOns. /
nave found Man-a-ln 10 be the best
Tor the purpose l hay ever used, al
though it may bc that there are others
that would do rs well. The reason /
prefer a Man-a-lin is that il produces a
natural passage and does not grip or
purge as so many laxatives DO for it j..
very unfortunate 10 do anything 10
weaken I he victim of this prostrating
disease. With Pe-ru-na and Man-a-ln
at hand / feel perfectly able TO cope
with this disease in all stages and de-
grees OF severity, and now that these
remedies are In reach Of all. with dIrcc-
tons as to their use, | do not see why
each family can not protect itself
against La Grippe and all its conse-
Qucnccs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

hay t1zen aho are fairer and richer
taan tLe-r sisters. and Who slorn more
gr-cetlAy tas highest circles Of Chi
cago sacietg
Tie c'-Y by the lake claims % be the
home Ct the representatlVe American
CirL a1d it mlss Be acknOwleGget that
tie rapid growth an1 geographical sit
u4ri0u 81 sae city has had something %
DO VIII producing s1msn who are IN
Ike those ~ Eastern ci-ies IN many
Ways, though p0ss=s4lug the beauty and
othsr artrtbG-es which mako them al
ralred aad sough. after "a fashionable
women - The wo-lA
No other city ia America can righttul-
l. claim pretdsr girls, and 20 beauty
49, added the mental qualities and So
cal graces thar com bine 20 make thor
cughly charming young woman. They
are not given % p-omenading tho
bollevar1s o.. State street. and ono
only catches ! glimpse Of them on pub
ilc thorough fares occasionally as they
fit "a and out Cf tho shops; but watch
the carriages as they drive up 70 ne side
entrance % Marshall Fields any pleas
ant Monday morning sit on the yeraada
% The Washington Park Clubhouse
Derby day. orstep inside the Auditorium
any opera night and young society
beauties can be counted By the score.
And among them AL shsro Is nOta single
.'proiessIona- beauty. although there Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

% r@e her TIE Drskes have a
lan1sozne hsus ca krA.rle sve1..s. sers
hey sazsFLa.n great cesl
Mlss Drzzs i = zsEsrzl fzForlts. a.
.aolga s1s - Ess incre-naIe-y p t~2a -
roclsry 49, aprzne as : { .lils t1s-- Ter
sat 4ho-t e.l-saEnz tie trlsIt1sl ? ~
meh. Nore- -hsla1d z thls -sss clar-
acseFist-c. hegeFsr sc hss = reua-4-
ale aiaack of 1ring aco-t her shen
Sc ca terta-1s tes n.sss ck4r1llnz socL-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
THIRTY WARS SICK.

was very sick 90 years; had dropsy an over my
bodyt c1u nDl -ltep of ID ~. d ID so s.. as Iell
hours al 3D. ulnf. ..It "a seq Hlift ilotn Passages
from bowels were partly slime also had a rupi4 are
three inch+s s8v. fI- navel that come ont as biz
my thum when ] coug1ed or bad htrd pain
there, ais. fifatu. in my stomach and suit water,
cough very bad, long "a hard And tre,pn. g .i..1
.ii rt brea and trouble with my heart ard terri
bic pain Doe ow uV urtri and rteu'nai Srn. nttt
tre., ment with Dr. :. Clay Todd l3 N0nroe-st..
room J. o. and fapIds. Mich. oct. 5. .-,.. and
have been getting better ever since, and am now
very much better srr ~+>H ."f f-.-1 'i- DDS
treatment. Dec. ~ l>s1 PETER kRUlTHOF.
urellle. OtlAWA C.a.Iy. NIoh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Blood l. The Life :

J. VI. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit:
/ ch, erfully furnish the same for
publication.
Mrs. \, age 36, cancerous face Iccll
cancerl. has tried manyphys.c.ans and
on presentation to me was a horrible
sight 10 look upon, nose partly eaten
away, deep pits N checks, forehead
and chin. ~ last hope put her on
L0osc's Extract OF Rod Ci0ver-larce
doses internally, and as local app.
cation, | used the solid cytract In
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week. and I'm four
months WAS entirely wel. Now ceHt-
cen months sncc first treatment and
10 signs OF return.
JOHN J. WEAVER
Ulce-ation of the leg IndOl,nt Ulcer.
Recovered entirely after three months
treatment with Red Glover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment and no sign Of return.
Cancer of Lip and SKIN disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Glover Extract
and solid Extract Dressing, Now over
year and no slgn of return II B.Soc-
ondary syphilis was entirely cured hv
Rcd Clover Extract in three months,
with none of the alter results such as
are left hv Mercury n such eases.
II YOU have any doubling physicians.
they can write % me and ! viii give
them full history of each case. pr.
". II. YABNALL.
Write for te-t.m0nlals. For sale bv
White q Wnto.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

musician. fond OF study and reading
passionately 50 OF music Moreover,
she wears the most elegant of Paris
made gowns IS 4 thorough society girl,
and yet finds her home and herself quite
sufficient on occasion.
On the West side Is beautiful
little belle whom every one knows and
nkes-Mlss Bessie Ross She is a grand
daughter OF Tuttle King. one Of the
early settlers who died few years ago
and left a fortune Her father, DR. Ross,
has also amassed considerable wealth
IN his profession In spite of unceasing
philanthropy. She IS below medium
height and very plump, has sparkling
face, the coloring Of an apple-blossom
and the loveliest neck Imaginable
which, by the way, she makes the most
OF In decOllete gowns and with hand
some diamond necklaces She dresses
elegantly, rather strikinglv, and enter
tains often and elaborately. She has
no intimate friends, but goes every
where and is general favorite. Jolly
and lovable, she is shown much atten-
tion. does not bother her pretty head
with intellectual fads, is devoted 10
society and has knack OF being espe-
cially favored By the men who have fine
turnoutz
At the frst swell party she attended
after coming out about three years ago
. friend asked her n the course OF the
evening how she liked IL
"Oh. l love It! love III" she ex-
claimed, rapturously, clapping her
hands
And she loves 1t so we'll she has never
missed one since. But butterfly though
she is, there is serious side TO her
nature as we'll, and many are the chari-
table enterl -ises for which she manages
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

The largest and Best piece of SOAP on
tie market for the money. 1t is put up in II
ounce bars, and reals everywhere at cents.
l. is especially recommended for laundering,
u.,h aal toilet purposes. The Sa1ahne is
unsurpassed in guilty and purity. Once
used and you VIII never buy another make.
Give it hial 1t is to your interest The
SalaHae is for sale by all groceymern.
Manufactured by
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
SWELL CHICAGO GIRLS
Ehsy Have Tttlz1ssq1s Trsssss
e-nd PrcEls.s CT f.iss q Cameo.

4 9aiaasces - Arisesssstle soaEh- -slasrs
aas t-oFsig Cbls@Sesan~s shsas a.
sssetstg FheY Wear P.rks- aads eo~ss.
Ezesl ~ s4s4es sp~a< ssserzl L@s-
saaass. are sls1lF fzEs isetasi .ad
Llzs 90 utsplaF fhstr Pair Nsaks ia
Dsooiatta a Ciazrss-as Fickaxs "a Hsst-
sra CaiEaFs,
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
DIR. :. CLAY TODD.

once auc Dispense y. Room 8. lu.mrH blocA. 81
Mouroest.. Grand aapc, Mch.
Cures Deafness. Noises ia fHs Head. l4tarrh.
Bronchitis. i.l .lln afi,l. Nervous Debility. I'm
pOteuce. Barrc1utss au1 diseases feslIt.Bt from
early ludl,ctrt!oua ANA eKrrs, - 0t lIta hood. al4
q seases OF the Urinary Org tns. Blood. $50 mach.
Lungs. tyc ami Lar. fits pI Sores Belle 90 p
Dyspepsia. Nerve. spine Liver. Kidney. Heart
Diseases ~horfne,s sf Breath. Back OF Hest.
small oi Back. al aeasrs OF women ANA chhdrra
aut sll chr1ul, diseases.
ONCE Louls a. m 80 90. m fonsn at free,
ANA no charge for services units cured Medicines
sent everywhere Make A call al possible. Dlrss.
tiDuS in AN Ianguares.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
Causes, Syr ptoms, Dangers
and TIE arment.
sEpoaIEo foa TBE PUBLIC Fa-ss

Ia Grppe Is Fel.a te-m aa
lrans-4lea ili.
euza, sd sttal q .Htl co.. -.4a IS
De Eluu,sA hle.l' Iue ei
aem WAsg ,at present fI sr.-.
- many peoPeI4 4.i parts ol $780,.
IL % Noi4a 3, -t.t A O.. 81 Jl>. 49,. ttt sa
eld ore. The kf-llh lAu-e. na.sa tas
seen u Use wherever French Is lEou
Tor many wears "a, beeu fof tH. mrs.
TIME introduced lfo th., couuItK, a-.
many people n- ,taAe . ncN l.-.l4e ior 8
new disease. Ine uncommon pgeta.
ience ot tne present epaemc uai rs aE
important event u the h.I0n oI th+
disease. Thousand, ct people u l.si
and los station have dlld ul Do, a.u
,ul It's Flrul.nce continues, sloN-l- &
u0 IN ol mproy-m.u IT..
4 have been acquainted with La
1rppe, or epidemic lauueuza, many
ans. The flrst time eFeT had ans
personal kuow ledge of thl. disease was
"a 4o4l, wale yet hoy studying mec
cine. Ny study 81 !t al tldt tme wAs
50 thorough and careful tAat thirteen
years afterFa.d lS50l, when terrible
epidemlc OF u sweet over the country
/ AT once recognized II, and was allc {
successfully cope with II. 10 was teU
years before it made It's appearance
aga.n-the famous epidemic OK 1870.
IL was al this time Il was first calico
Russian Influenza because OF tbs
fact that 10 originated ina Russia and
European countries before u was no.
tced IN this country. Twenty year,
had elapsed before the present epidemic
originated in Russia as beforel sud
denly appeared among Us age.n, TIN,
time bringing rs French name across
the Atlantic with it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.

Et,roN q Nav re 1ef--Trarf
whom lf may r.Ircrr J ber-H.
cerfifvIhaf wa> arIlrfed Tor .
~ear. with disease of The NsI
Iu.uf dgring WHICH time 4 suf
frf.. Inc cfrosfr,rfufarfuguatn
wffl hutKrrv .ifflsInferm s-irn
Prom The folnf 30 followed thr
direction of fhe baae. destroy
frllfrp v|ffin about 8 iHrhe.
otfhe Knee. whca ff 81 schargrd
from hsff piul 90 q p.uf al
matter a CAV. sfrafI pieces .f
bone coming awav fror- tnie o.
las. Ifr.ed aIlfIs rhysiaiaus
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
SYMPTOMS.

Each epidemic present exactly the
same symptoms. First, a "tred-out"
feeling. general lassltude. cold feet
and hands, second, aching Of the
zones, transient, fieotng pains
throughout the whole body. Third,
chilly sensations. from lndistnct. creep
n rlgors IN slight cases, To pronounced
chuis IN more severe ones. Fourth.
fever, with temperature ranging from
l02 TO l04 degrees Fahrenheit. Fifth,
congestion OF the eyes, lining NOM
brane OF the nose; sometimes throat
and bronchial tubes. Sixth, prOfuse
sweating occurs IN some cases, espe-
c.ally ait the disease has run a few
days. Seventh, sneezing, and less ire-
quently coughing, are among the ear
hest symptoms. Eighth, usually an
intense frontal headache, which con-
tInues more or less during the whole
course OF the disease. Ninth, aching
and soreness Of the muscles of the
whole body. Each case presents sEght
variations, dependent on age, condition
of health, etc. During such an cpl
dcmlc as thI, ore the slight, 81 ndisposi-
tun should be at once attended TO, aS
few doses OF the proper remedy iu
the start VIII 90 more than weeks of
treatment after it iasteus itself on the
system.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

U-I-H IT1-N0F- I|I-F IT1-'H WII-I-1 y
70 End tine and energy. Rumor has IT,
by the way, that soe ia engaged TO a
prominent wi1ower, long identified with
Cbicar0's political liza
Another Of the group Il lovely South
side girls is Mss Elizabeth Sprsgue
whose father is wealthy Wholesale
grocer. and whose homo is in the sristO-
crasic quarter Of Prairie avenue. She
is very tall. fair-haired. blue-eyed
girl. with a Masculine strength Of mind
and many aocoo plishmentA Educated
abroad. she speaks seversl languages
perfectly and is quite the best amateur
pianistfu t1e city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
nANGrRs.

La Grippe is not a very fatal disease,
although many die OF 1t during the
course of an epidemic. The chief dan
ger which is 70 be feared Is the low and
weakened state it produces, giving a
chance Tor other diseases to set IN and
finish the work. Pneumonia, consump-
ton, congestion Of the lungs and brain,
acute rheumatism, typhoid fever and
typhoid malaria are all frequent fol-
lowers of La Grippe. However differ
ent observers may account for It, the
fact remains that every epidemic brings
with il a fearful death rate.