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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The thip sbsEan iosa arrived W. d.esdsy
A Hsyrs firm san Ffsncisco. The pas
s,ge vss only 1e9 days, which 10 the quick
est time ever made ty Q sailing ship
between these two pots.
Will. Viii c,sysas, 20 yeAfs Old, and
Eissfd Wllii,ms, IA yeArs old, were play
log Tiih 8 alf-cookiug revolver OF Bel
grade, fpssdsy light, the weapon vas dis
ehsFg d, the ball psssi1g through Stevens
hand into williams knee.
The senssnon ia Sou;h Wsterboro 10 the
Jog Ci you Z man named Chester
Rstests, out Of c3bsdssabls money By
villsg- m IN. The case has bssn worked
ap snd sh. svindiers Obliged to disgosgs
some $4,000 Of the m.s.iog $4,000, Win
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
THE VERDICT.
AImy 10 Have a Years Imprisonment
and Then to be Hanged.

The court csme in at 2 O'CLOCK. Clerk
Griswold gave lhe decision o' the judges in
the Almy trial which was receised with
cheers The ststes of New Hampshire,
Grafton county, Supreme Court. eastern
district. November term, November
10, 1891, State vs.. Frank c. Almy,
Indictment for murder. The defendant
having pleaded guilty. the question
Of degrees is determined BY the court and
the court Fl nd that the defendant is guilty
Of murder ia the first degree. Hereup IN
the judgement and sentence Of the law Is
that said Frank G. Amy BE- imprisoned
In the state piison at Concord until the lfst
Tuesday Of December, 1899. and that IN
the said fret Tuesday Of December, 1899,
between the hours of ten O'Clock iu the
forenoon and two O'Clock in the afternoon,
within the wslls Of said prison. be to be
hanged by the neck until he is dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
News from Busy Livermore.

Especial 10 the kESEEBEC Journal
LIvERMoRS FALLS, Nov. 10 The mos
in business circles in Livermore Fails has
recently been made in tn, sale by Mr.. F.
S Richmond, for years erg,ged in exten-
siye manufacturing business here, to the
Commercial Spool 3 3Jbbin & shuttle Com
pany Of Boston. This company has q
capital of $4,000 900, and Is incorporated
uldef the laws If the State Of Msine. The
incor porstion offrs is in Portland and the
head cfFice st 20 Kllhy street, Boston,
Mass. This large company is fficered ss
follows: Pretiient, George NJ. Endicctt,
Boston; trea.urer, W. A. French; secre
tsry, w. E Ski iagsr. This company
owns and controls 22 wood turning mile.
81 .usted in Maine. New Hampshire,
Ve,mynt. Mss.achusetts and Connect
cut. They also control all OF the
the psients on valuable devices for Strength
ening the various glasses OF b,bbios snd
spools also special machinery and tools for
| ~ anufsctoring these devices, which are
owned by Wil.oa Brothers Of Manchester,
England.
The company owns several thousand
scres Of timber land, l1csted ia sbe bes
9rCtlDus VI ~ w DitV .HBausoih
regions of New Hampshire. and with suf.
e ,ent steam and water power mills to take
| the m,tsfisl from the standing trees ard
deliver the finished work to the consumer,
They have . New York. office, managed
| By Hr Matt Bogert. ~hn is wool
turner Of 25 yes.s experience sud veil
known in the business circle OF Nes York.
Mr.. F. Richmo ID is retained by the
company as msosger Of tbs Livermo'e
Falls husiuess. tn stock Of the company
is divided into 20 900 shares, 10. coo of
which are preferred sock, paying = divi-
dend of 5 per cent; the other 10 COO shares
| Of stock 70 draw the balance Of the earn
ipas Of tie company after the dividends OF
| the preferred stock are pail.
| The Livsrmore Falls business now EN-.
ploys sbou. 80 hauds under Mr.. RcL-
mond's manasement TIE ei6zsns o!
| Livermore Falls trust thst the company
will increase the volume OF business done
| here, ss in this WAY o her brspches OF busi
ness thro ugheus the to~n will be greuly
be ieatad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
r.
Or. WILLIAMS
Blood Syrup
Diseases Ct the Blood.
Three Bottles Cures Case nr Fcmali
Weakness

oxford ST.. AyGCsrs, Nix May Is, is9!.
To fhe linton Aediciae Company
ulsh 70 sa my ife was ~ weak and had
no appetite snf rparrutly no blood she had
been IN thE cordi.i1a or near Two yeMs
.,uttng thst 'ipe h-d paid out over 900 tol
ueotcinp for "a hen she never received snv b. ne
1T la has bern Vbs"r the care OF the rest
phy sicRus N the state. ihcy ell ohtm thal
het case y.as ineurahle Suu bas tasrn thr {
bottles Of nf. v illams' Blood syiut. and to-cay
-he is doirr her outewfrk and teeis as wen N
ever Yours resp etfuliv,
signcd) JOHN LiNERx
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Five Bottles Curad a Bad Ease OF Kid
nsy and L,yer Complaint

To the ini1a Medicine Company.
in rcrlv 10 y5a- letter will say when com
raspcrS 10 tase you Syrup was i bed .i,k sitt
IIv.r suh ktdr,y ciunpia Mt 80 had cf they gave
IN. up to dir. after taking hye bJttlss OF YOU
Bio 4 s,tnv can ssS that III ~ is AZ st ons
er, a les i'ier nan / ! uly tGwn, aud take pea
u-e is f,co,nrnpnhu = l. 10 any sufferer as | was
You're ne psCttgly.
HENRY WAITE, @. A. r
Corinna, Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD.
Street Railway Plant Badly Damaged -
Total Less, $4,000.

SrRIsGFIELD, NV. l9.-The nofthsfn
e d Of the Springfield Street Railway Com
psny's plant was badly damaged BY IRE this
/, veDing. The loss to the building, owned
~ the company is about 0,0O0; covered
By insurance. The los, to the tena its Of
be block will bring the total up 10 Si3,-
10 The tenants had no insurance on
heir household goods, put were able to
,sge few of their eff sct,. The fire started
from coubusi IN in the oil room, located
the bssemen', and the Il smss soon crept
10 the rotf by the woodsork ia the wslls,
r,qui,iug 9 thorough drenching OF the
Who'll. inside.
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HE WILL HANG.
Amy Sentenced 10 I Years.
Imprisonment ind Deith.
He Stands tho feRFibs IsIs With Bis
Usual MslYo.
Taken to Prison ut Concord Where He
Will Spend Rest Of Life.

PLrnoura, N H, Nov. ls-rhe lssI
day Of toe trial has been ope Of intense ex
element. As the court d3ors opened. the
crosd d came in with . rush. packing the
building o sufocation. Amy came Ia
from his room wearing . bsgeard lcok but
fresh and apparently arc,nesrned, tAxing
his accustomed place, The court vaa
called to order promptly on time, and
Counsel Bprleish opened for the defence.
We admit murder, he argued, but 10 the
second deg,ee. He quoted from he com
MOP law and rsferfeo to the case Of State
W. Pike. This stand was ihat the statutes
should be ruled in favor Of the prisoner 90
far ~ could be in hsrnony With lsw. The
d d4ferens degrees Of murder and iI penal
ties were reviewed, Amy's eeunsel's ed ,rts
being to secure q sentence for murder In
the second des,ee, ils penalty being thirty
years in State Pfisoa. His remarks octu-
pied about one hour and he WAS a,tentiveiy
listened to during its delivery.
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SWINDLERS CAUGHT


BIDpEFoRD, Nov. i9-At the comir 9
session Of the Supreme Court At Ssco,
evide nee will be brought before ihs grand
jry with 4 view Of indicting sevefsl parties
in South Wsierboro, who are alleged to
have bicn implicated in sehs me to defraud
Chester 3. Roberts. oulg man OF limited
mental cspseiiy. of money left him BY his
fsiher.
The s.indiins 10 said to have been going
on fr several months snd 5000 of the
8 &. .0O0 depo.i,ed IN bis name is savings
hauks shout here have besn drawn through
their ufasnee. The most Of the money
has been recovered.
The young mans mo.hes hse emplossd d
COUNSEL, who is nov obtaining ev dence
with . view Of brir gi civil suis sg4inst
the suspected parties TO recover The balance
Of the mIssias cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
W. J. FLORENCE DEAD.
A Great Surprise to Although He
Was Improving Every Hour.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 19.-W9 J.
Florence, the sc'or, died Of pnsumon q
the Cor,ioenti Hotel, ,his city. st 40
his evening. He death came - start
ing surpii,e to those in attendance, - his
u diion has been considered improving.
,iuring ,he Of erDoon and evening. Mr..
Florence was somewhst flghsy this after
ooon. Towards evening be sept moss OF
he ,ime, o. his death came peacefully.
Fbe first intim alton the watchers had Of bis
4 sd " IS that he had ceased to biesins.
drs. Florence 10 10 Eogland, and will
lave for Ne~ York Saturday,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
W. G. T. q. DELEGATES


PLYMOUTH. Mass. Nov 10 Three hun
dteo deieys'es to the National Convend'n
Of the Womens' Christian Temperate
Union came here today and we're entertained
by the local union, being shown the differ.
ent points of interest. Lunch was served
a the local union rooms. The psrty re-
turned ut IL 80.
HYDE PARK, Mass, Nov. 10 "A receI
ton was given at Hope Cottage this At er.
morn by Mrs. Mary II. Hdnt, Internal ilnsl
AID nsti3nsl superintendent Of scientific
temperance Instruction, to delegstes attend
ing tie National C0nve ltion. Over 200
persons were present, including Tel Some,
the Jspanese tsmperaDcs rsfcrmer, and
dslegaies from nearly every state in tbe
Union Mrs. Hunt was assisted in feceiv
ing by the members Of Hyde PARK W. c.
T. U.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
wARLIKE MOVEMENTS.
Russian Troops Being Ordered to tho
Austrian Frontier.

VIEnxA. Nov. l9.--Weil founded re-
ports are current here that the Russian
severnme mt ha. ordered 40 600 troops to
be dispatched % the Polish frontier,
aud III !, the number Of barack hass In
that region will b, largely increased
In conss aencs OF this movement on the
p.rs Of Russ,s, it IL further reported that
.ee Austrian government has ordered .
arg, number Of cfii ,ers And men to b.
lisp ,tchsd to strengthen their frontier
susrds.
A London disps.ch says that the Stand
nd's st. Petersburg Correspondent says'
seasoned regiments Ia F.nland will be
TO the Austrian frontier and
s..cruits will be scot 10 Finland. These
aeasures are presumed to be due to the
Austrian Enpefor's recent slarm.st
speech
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
VICTORY FOR THE ROADS.
A Suit for S5OO,OOO Damages Get q
Verdict Of $500 and Interest.

BRIDeEFoRT, Conn. Nov. l9.-Judge
Robinson, of he Superior Court 10 this
iy, gave decision today in the important
railroad cs,e Of Stanton vs.. New York,
Bridgeport & Eastern Rsilsoad. The mat
Ter in dispute invoIv' the lsyir g ont Of the
road. dsmsges being claimed At s5905, COO.
Jatsms sbt vas rendered for the plsintif.
-h, is srsrded $1,000 ard interest sites
1875 This is victory for the parallel
road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
FOREIGN NOTES.

The L,ndon Chronic e's Vienna cores
pondent ssys the RDihschild banking
house hiss decided to reiieve the Efench
ssndic.te whch undertook ts Lat the last
Russi.u loan. The Rothsc liids ahef 20
.aae E5, 600 600 worth Of uasoid scrip.
The Liverpool police Thursday arrested
- American n,lDed Joseph J. Ashford,
santsd IN the United 5 Ates on the charge
Il smbszzl,ng the funds Of the Royal
Arosuum Building ard Loan Association,
having it, b.a( quarters in Massachusetts,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
scMERSET RAILWAY

foufBsn noins Monday, June 18th, 1891. 'rsini
plll run "a follows, connecting at OAKLAND Will
Naipe Central Railroad
FOR Boston. Portland. lewiston, Waterviils. An
gasta, sh0Sbeghn and Bangor
Pa.senger trains Leave Bingham. Ga A. N.
IL or H., sOion s.52 M, iz-So NJ, CaTra
tupl FAILS. .6-si a. NJ y .os r. NJ, Emoden. IN
An, 10 p N. North Anson, 7.i7 A. 81, 50 l.
n; Arson, 7.EA NJ, 5SP NJ, Madison, z 10 A
N;2Gzr.s N Norridgspock, 20 NJ, RAJ ?
n, Bsngs siding y 58 a. .z.26 p NJ. sswtsiie
Grossing .s01 ~, 2.32 = M, arrive Oakland
$40 80 p ~.
From 10 too Portland, Lswiston. Augusta, Wa
teryills, Skowhegan and Bangor
Passsnger traias leave oakl and, s.o1As. NJ. : ~
Pm. sawtslle Crossing, .S.zD A. NJ % 90 =. NJ;
Bangs siding, '22s A. NJ. '5.o7 2 NJ; No,ridge
yooE S.34 a. M. 5.it r NJ: Madison, s3s A. NJ,
SER. N, Arson, s5SA NJ ~ P. NJ North An
,1n. 40 % NJ. 5S0r NJ Emblem, 1870 4 NJ.
6Os N Caf'stank Fails, 10 V N, % "a y.
~. solJu, io-15 NJ. e.is r MI arrive BiDgd4ri,
li.loA AN, 6.s5 p N.
flag stations at which trains stop on sisnsJ or
NOTICE 70 conductor Mixed between binEhsid
and North Arson. VIM. NJ. AVER, supt.
septsdtf
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Maine Pensions.

wAsHrssror, Nov. 10 Pensions have
be granted TO ihess residents Of Maine:
Original, George II Carter, james s
Harmon, Francis @ CHM. james jones,
Joho 81 Hoagkios. Adsm Il :iss, Charles
Dio.moye, Frank q Crs,iep. Ps,rick Car
non; addItionsi. Aimon Msrslsn. Dsv.d
Vose, Moses O'Connor, Syivanus
Bracket; increase. Preston Fisher. HanrJ
Parsons, Thomas J, Ksllst. Issae N
Adsms. Henry d. Mclaughlin. SAMUEL r
Hodgxins; original. ~iiowS, etc, Vests
v. G.sensr, Ameiis y. Jordsn, Emma L
.Jsrhe son, LIZZIE Y Coffia, Mafgsfst l..
Coombs, Sarah W PemercJ, mother.
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SCHOONER BURNED.
Crew Had Barely Time to Escape the
Flames No Insurance.

PORTLAND, Nov. 10 Last night the
schooner Ms.y Crockett Of Backsport,
loaded with hard wood edgtrgs for Boston
caught fire While l,irg at her anchorage
near Peaks island. II is thought that the
fire was csusei by the exploding of a lar
tern set in the rigging and the blazing oil
set fire TO the deck losd of edgipgs. The
crew sxoke TOO lste to be able to exsin-
guish the flfe aud bad barely time 10 20.
cape the fl .mes. Bu, lille was saved and
the vesaei was totally destroyed, tu'nirR
to the water'r edge She wss of 100 tone
burned and vsIpei st about $1,000. She
was owned in Bucksport and was uninsured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20

Should be kept ct stables and stsckyards.
salvation Oil IL the best friend NOS only
Of man but Of dumb beasts % veil. For
sveiled joints, strained tendons. old sores,
saddie gals, and veuads Of all kinds there
10 no remedy like Salvation Oil.
Opinion Of BsItimofssn.- have used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some time in
my family and found ii the best remedy
for coughs aud oolds, ! ever tried. l.
BruninS, 96 Caroline So. Bslo. Md.
nov17decd&v1vfolsm
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MINING CONGRESS-
At Denver Elects Officers Free Silver
Speech by Senator Wolcott.

DENVER, Col Nov 10 The Mining
Cor Rr-ss in session here with 500 dele gates
fr I'M 81 states and territories, toisy elected
ex Chief Justice aeaflss, California, chair.
man ard seth T Larfibee, Msice, secretary.
United States Senator Woleott msde q
speech In favor Of .hs free and unbmi,ed
cVi age Of silver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
Bridgton L. Saco River Railroad Stock
holders Hold Annual Meeting.

BRIDGTos, Nov. l9.-The ninth annual
meeting of The ssocklo ders Of tha Bridgton
& Saco River R,ilroad Company re-eiect.
VIM. F. Perry president, r. r. Bunhsm
treasurer, Joseph A. Bennett supsriaten-
dent, . general ,iskes AID freight xgsnt srd
clerk, also ssven directors. aha yearly
ssrniogs vers s27 200, the operating
expenses SIS 300, and the ref earnings
siI,40o- The road carried IA 400 ps,se1-
gers and l3 500 tons Of freight.
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A BOGUS TELEGRAM
Causes Heavy Losses TO Operators in
Chicago Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19-Members Of the
board of trade are indignant over the clrcu-
lation on the board. just at the close Of
yesterdays session, of the following alleged
csblegrsm purpuTtirg to come from United
states Minister Charles Emery smith
"Uksss signed this afternoon"
Chis referred to Russian order prohib-
ifins wheat expectations from Russia
Wheat jumped up one cent Brokers
rushed In to cover their losses which wers
extremely heavy. 1t was learned later
that Minister Smith was at his home
In Phi sdelphia A petition signed by 22
of the most prominent members of the
board, asking for an investigation - to the
source of the fslss report. was presented
today to the bosid Of directors.
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SANK At ONCE.
Steamas Rugby ssd Eddie
tholps Collide OF Bspnofus.
The LatAF GINS DoIa.. ..-gar Captain
DIS Of ISjafles RtealI@.
Rugby Badly Damaged -Three OF tho
Eddletherpe's Crew Missing.

CoxsrAnrrxorLs, Nov. - There Wa
1. c,ll,.ion ,hi. morning on the Bosphorus
ostue.n the British steamer Rugby, Otessa
Tor Shields, and the British sseam-r Eidls-
h irpe. Port SAii for Odessa. The Eddie
h m. sank Almest imm sdiately; the crew
ju npins ov-soosrd. sAs'eam launch ssioag-
,Ag 10 the Russian embassy cruising near
picked up several men Ooly thrss OF sns
.aiioss are missins. The captain OF the
Eddlstharpe vas badly injured when ne
aeamsrs came together. and died 1000 efesr
oe was taken ashore. The Rugby sastaans0
se,ious damage. The Eidleshorps va
&. earksntine-rissed iron scre~ steamer es
1895 gross tons, and WAS owned oy J. Gov
srdaie 4 Sons, Hartlepool.
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THREATENED TO KILL
Complainant Against Her Husband and
She Goes to Jail.

wIscAssEr. Nov. Is.-abbie Bailey,
wife of George E. Bailey. who was tried
Tussisy for An sff,ss and adultery, vas
srressei ,edsy on the charge of threatening
to kill Mrs. Brooks, comp sinsps aeainss
Bailey. She was taken before Trial jus
tics G E. Kaishi, Sho required bond Of
$500 TO keep the peace TO, s;x months.
She Eas committed.
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Two Fires at Ellsworth.

Especial to the KEsEEBEc Journal
ELLswoBrH, Nov. 19.-This morning ss
Mr. john Greeuan went to take ckre OF his
horses, in some mAgner the lantern was
upset ard in few miautes the barn vas in
flames. He saved his two horses, bas the
barn vas destroyed.
Yesterday afternoon NJ George Browns
builiiogs At Ellsworth Falls ware burned
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BARK ABANDONED


LONDON, NV. 10 Bark VestAlindsn
(NJr J Athonsen. Bathurst, N. b October
IL, for Mepsi Bridge WAS abaud ,ned No
ytmber 8, in ist. AZ, N, long 80 W, Her
ru5der Was disabled and she 10 partly die
ma,t d ard wateriogged. Her crew has
arrived At London,
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HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Mate Of Ship G. G. Chapman Charged
with Assanlting a Sailor.

New York. Nov. 10 George Pickering.
iecond rns,s Of the America vesssl'C G.
Chspmss,' hsiiioa from Portland, Maine.
sas arrest, today fof ssssolanE Jossph
scbooeir, one Of ths crew. He vas held
in sI0OO bail for examination on Saturday.
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DEFAULTERS FOR 5000.
Both Prominent Montreal Men Flee from
the City In Disgrace.

MosrREAL, Nov. 10 Simon 81.
Michael, paying teller In Bt. Catherine
ll,est branch Of La Bsnqus du People, sod
A. G. Lev.,qse, ledger keeper in the NJ ,n-
.rtai CITY and District Saving Bank, n ID
from Montreal. bei,g dsfsultsfs TO the
IN 1unt Of 5000.
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TERRIBLE TORNADO
Sweeps Philippine Islands Many Ves-
seIs Wrecked Great Damage.

LoNpos, Nov. ia dispatch from
Nanii., capital of the Philippine', announc.
% thst y disastrous torIadJ psssed ov,f
fh1se islands A large number Of vessels
wer. wr. cktd and m,cl damage was Cone
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President Nentt Of Chill.

Loxpos, Nv. 10 "A Santiago dispatch
SAYS tnsr with III exception of the formal
scrutiny by Consress. Admiral Monst hss
been unanim5usiy elected President Of
Gull.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10 The report
from Chicsgo ,hst Charles Emery Smih,
United States minister 10 Russis, is 10 this
city, 10 erroneous. He returned to Russia
s)me time ago.
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HAVING 4 STAYING TIME.

This fellow is sin it" sure enough,
but although he is having staving
time, barrels are not likely to soon
supplant trousers in polite society
even if it is hot weather. No more
will any other medium supplant the
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For so cents a week you
get results, and that's what we ae
all after
tunacnAAwur
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RHEUMATISM CURED.

PAS-o OR, Sep I, 1891
10 fhc s.fsa HsaidiRc Company.
/ viii sav In reply 10 yours, tha' my rheumatism
il yr,v much better tel u q nle no. 10 put my
hands 70 nv h ad, someihing was rot sble te
do bFto tsslng our syTup, for Two yeAs.
60 stde- tina IL has done me more & oil ibsa Al
of the ether medicines have takeu.
Yours respectfully.
Mas. DELLA SURgY
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Didn't Sell Rum, They only Stole a
Job Lot,

BAHsoa, Nov. 19.-De,ective T. Fsllon
brought here this morning Albert Lsrkie,
Guy C. Williams, George W. Pollard
charged vith larceny Of Iiqaors from 8
bonded car ct Loveiltovn on the way from
Montresi to Fredericton The theft oc-
CURED on the night Of Nov. 2 They Will
be brought before the United sssses Court
on Friday,
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WARNER. FAIR.
With Warmer and Probably Fair
Weather for Saturday.

wAaHsGros, Nov. le-Fos New Eng.
lsad: Warmer, south winds; fair; warmer
sad probably fair Saturday.
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ckApoo INDIAN sALvE.

N Excellent Dressing for Fever Sores. Cancers
Piles. and all kinds of lndolenf Ulcers This
saive is made Of Real Buffalo Tallow, combines
with Medicinal properties of healing Herhs
Roots. Barks. etc. Only 3 cents a package
Get n. Don't be without It.
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Local Forecast.

Bosrox, Nov. l9th.-The fair weather
CONDITION, central near the New E,siand
COST, viii move slowly GU. to sea on Friday
sad Saturday. For New England Friday
ard Saturday, fair, warmer, southwes.eriy
xinSs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-20
CURED WITH FOUR BOTTLES.
A Young Lady Troubled with Severe
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the ryrup.

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