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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
The CHILEAN Affair.

Senior Montt, the CHILEAN minister, had q
talk with Secretary Tracy In Washington
yesterday, which lasted an hour. A mes
senger was sent to Mr. Blaine, who was at
the White House, and when be arrived, the
two secretaries and the Ohtlian minister
were coseted fifteen minutes, after which
Senior Mont returned to the legation.
There ia reason to believe that Senior
Months visit had reference TO the inquiry
now being make at Valparaiso into the as.
sault upon the Baltimore's sailors.
Secretary Tracy said that there wa5 no
warrant for sensational, warlika dispatches
st this time. The United States govern
ment has requested an investigation of the
assault upon the Bsltimore's sailors, an in
vestigation was being made. and nothing
could be done until its results were known.
He saw no reason for any apprehension In
the mind of the American public.
Senior Montt left Washington last night
for New Orleaue, to be gone until next week.
he declined to say anything respecting bis
visit to the Safe and Navy Departments,
but expressed the belief that matters were
progressing satisfactorily, and again depre
Gated the publication of sensation and trou-
ble-bleediDg stories.
IL Ia autnOrltlV6iy StRt5u tuH6 10 CoIu'
o! aint has been received by the State Do.
partment from the Chilisn government of
the conduct OF Mr.. E zap, and that his recall
has not been considered By the President
or Secretary Of State.
a dispatch TO London from Valparaiso
says: "The excitement over the Balti.
mora'5 sailors incident is subsiding. The
presidency OF the republic has been offered
to Jorge Mont. Congress reopens Novem-
| Der 16 The bulk of the political prisoners
has been released. The government is die
| posed to satisfy legitimate claims made by
foreigners for Losses suffered during the rev.
olution."
The London Post, Berlin dispatch says
| 'Tbe Chiian legation here has received
news pointing to speedy settlement of the
| difficulty between Chilli and the United
States"
The orders Secretary Tracy Issued to the
| Q aited States squadron in GILLIAN waters
last March were made public yesterday.
They show that the officers and men were
Informed 10 be strictly neutral In the Chill
| Lao quarrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

The Century Magazine for November has
been received from ita publishers In New
York. La contents are: "Deiphian S!byl,"
Michelangslo Ruonarotti, Isaak Walton
Southern Womanhood as Affected by the
Wer. A Grens German Artist. The PLAYERS,
India The NaueGks. by Rudysrd Kip
ling and Waiooct Bslestier; Snrssm Corda,
What ars Americans doing In Art? The
Huneer-St5ike, How Cd Folks Won the
Oaks, Bronie, The Autobiography OF JUS
tlce OF the Peace, Mezzlni's Letters to an
English Family. In The Psuses Of Her Song,
A Rival OF the Yosemite. A Theft Condoned,
a Song for All Seasons, The Food Supply
of the Future, FaIksons. The Sonnet, James
Russell Lowell, Lowei!'s AmerIoanism. The
Msjor's Appointment, The Choice, Music,
San Francisco Vigilance Committees. Top
ios of the Time, Open Letters, and lie Light
ar Vein.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
TELEeRAPg 70 BREyITIEs.

There Ia On epidemic OF typhoid fever 10
Portland, Me-, and vicinity.
Mr.. Charles r. Matklsnd, the well-known
bniIder of Baltimore, died this morning. BE
wss 63 years Of age.
Abuer King. 8 well-known resident of
Leroy, N. Y, fell down s. we'll on his place
last night and vas instantly killed.
The announcement of the failure of the
Maverick Bank. which held $40 600 Of the
funds of the First Narional Baak Of Damsr-
iscotta, Me-, csussd run by the dapositors
and the bank hes temporarily suspended
payment.
Three oonvio.s escaped from the Santa
Fe, N. NJ. peoitentisry yesterday They
used imitation pistols Whitfield out of wood,
to stand off the guard, and made their fight
on horace taken FROM teams at work In the
back yard. One OF the trio wsa shot in the
arm end rpcsptu.ed.
Mrs. Davis, wife of one Of the convict guards at
Inman, Tenn, committed sucide lat sunday by
blowing her brains out Nth shot gun. she loft
note to her husband saying that she had rather
be dead than TO lie living With him.
&The body of woman WAS found buried in the
cellar under her own homo in pisinvile, Mass.
The skull wss crushed, one arm cut OF and there
was every appearance of a horrible crime having
been committed.
The long strike OF co miners OF the Pittsburz
Pa, district for an advance Of ten rents per ton
ia over and the 2 OOO men who have been idle
e. .hr.a r,ontbs will re.nrr IN cork a. the oer-
| ators' terms.
VIM. Bowman liviog near Martinsville, Ind,
outraged his ten year.old granddaughter Thurs
day night aud wss afterwards Visited by white
caps and beaten into iusens biity with hooppoles
At democratic meeting twenty miles from
Boone, Iowa, laat night g savago fight occurred
between the democrats and republicans. Knives
were drawn and one man was fatally stabbed.
DR.. John J. Jennings, the venerable father Of
the Masonic Home died at Grand Rapids, Mich,
LAST night. He was thirsy.third degree Mason
and had held high offices 10 the order
It Is reported that the main establishment Of
the beef and pork packing company Of Armour,
Cidiany & Co., of Chicago, is to be located in
| Esst st. Louis.
The body OF Col. William Bakes. well-known
contractor, was found fosting in the hay at Port
Townsend, Wash, yesterday afternoon.
It is thought that the depositors Of the Nav
erick National Bank, of Boston, viii receive
about 70 cents On dollar.
The Millers' Association of Leeds, Eng, has
announced an advance OF 1s. Cd. in the price OF
| -four.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

The Reuieto of Revie,os for November has
been received fcom lis publishers In Nav
York. IL It's tsbis OF contents are: The
Progress OF the World, an interesting sum-
mary OF all the current topics 10 all parts o!
the globe; Current History la Csrtcature,
Record OF Current Events William II, En-
peror OF Germany, American ate Legisia-
ton n 1891, a New Pau Tor Minority Rep
reservation. a Census OF Ghoss, E lunatlon
In Typical Ss7lss Town. Three Fallen
LsadeTs-Psrns!l, B ju'anger amt Bslmace-
ds, Ms!vil!e Of Msrquesss, Lssdlng Articles
OF the Month, Periodicals Reviewed, and Po-
etry aud Art. The iron,ispisca is 8 full
length portrait OF the young Emperor of
Germany, the sketch of whom IL written 10
the most attractive style.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8

THE REcENr decision in coupon sui'
rendered by the Judge Of the State court o.
th,s circuit. adverse to the.coupon-holder' If
ssyerely criticised By the New York Loa
Journal Il ia ths Law. and not the Juose'
that deseryse the censure not only OF the
Lam Journal but Of every body who has any
re,erd for public or private justice and &C.
pscially of those who have any Interest IN
the reputation snd welfare OF Virgins. 1t
Is siacerely hoped by all She wise and true
friends of Virginia that toe Legislature elect
Ell t:.-day may rapsal the disgrncetul Law
referred to and sestie the State dent as hon.
sss neo eettie thcirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
The Richmond Terminal.

"There has been great deal Of nonsense
printed about Richmond Terminal" said
President john 81. Inman to me yesterday
10 his office. "It Ia time few plain state
men,s should be made.
st has been said that Mr.. Norton. the
former president of the Louisville and Nash-
Vile, will, with bis friends, supplaut myeeli
and my friends: The fact is that Mr.. Nor.
ton and are warm friends, and have been
for score OF years. Furthermore, I have
on my OWE responsibility inyited Mr.. Nor.
ton to come into the management IN order
that might bs relieved OF much of the
work.
There s enough work for one man to
look after the interests of either the Rich
mond and Danvilie Or the Richmond Term
inel 30 fer as am concerned Mr.. Norton,
II can prevail on him TO undertake the
tack, can take his choice of these two sys.
TENS.
SIT Ia very uncertain, however, whether
Mr. Notion will accept either place. It is
also uncsrtaip whether the directors will
oooeent to adopt my plan. That will be
learned at the annual meeting OF tho Rich
moDd Terminal and the East Tennessee.
THE former meeting will take place in
Richmond, w., on Dec. 8, aud tina latter In
Knoxville, Tenn., on Nov. is Richmond
Terminal will elect a new board OF direc
tors"
"Do you anticipate any change 10 the
management" seked.
mo, do not. There is q place In the
board OF directors to be filed, and probably
two OF three will retire, giving place to new
men.
East Tennessee will declare dividend
on the FIVE per cent. first preferred. Last
year the dividend weB five per cent, but 1t
will not be 90 much this ysar."-NeD York
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
Foreign News.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3-Typhus fever
Ia spreading among the famine.atricken To-
habitauts OF several provinces In the govern
ment OF Kazan.
LONDON, Nov. BIN the Court Of Ap-
peals to-day argument was resumed in the
appeal of the executors of Mr.. Maybrick,
against decision sustaining an insurance
company In refusing to pay $4,000 insur-
snoe on his life, the company holding that
the policy was void, as the testator's death
was caused By poison. administered by his
heir, Mrs. Maybrick. The master of the rolls
in summing up, said he thought the money
should be paid to the exsoutora In trust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

LAKE MICHIGAN Drying UP.-Lske
Michigan is drying up, and one-fourth oil
Chicago will be without water supply In
"a hours II 1t continues to fail below city
datum as rapidly SO 1t has 10 the past day OF
two. The inlet pipes are only Two feet be-
low city datum and the surface OF tbs lake
is now Is inches below that mark, which Ia
the lowest point ever reached. II the lake
falls few inches farther the river into
which the drainage pours will run back In
to the lake aud contsminste the water sup
ply Of the whole city. No cause can be as
cribed for the strange depression of the
water,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
After further argnnsns ,ds,nsas was re.

After further a-gn 05nS J q IN i was re.
served.
LONDON, Nov So d pa,cs from Por.
land asss 1hss gsi'e o. - ar'r - Il.
NJ. 8. Howe, new a. snchor If tnss place.
was returning to the ship the small craft
cspsized, drowning four of he ssilors.
ROME, Nov. 3.-Tne Italia publishes
leading article hesded The Good Van.
kess," during which shat paper says: Toe
United States bsve one diplomatic rule for
Chill and another for Ita!y. They have
virtually closed By the Mckinley bill the
markets of the United States to Italian
wares and products, aud now the Uaited
States seek TO be high suzsrsin over all
America. All yeukees unscrupuIously fol-
low politics as business, even when inter.
national affairs sre concerned. but the tina
may coms when Europe wil lay aside petty
differences and call tho Uoited States to
more exact snd precise Do;icn OF the law OF
nations"
DUBLIN, Nov. Mr.. McDermott, ne
phew OF the late Mr.. Parnell, to-day public
ly horsewbtpped MIR. Timothy HesIy, M. P
the most bitter of the antl-Parnell leaders.
The horsewhippine vas the outcome OF the
language used by M. Healy at Longford on
Sunday last, when be referred to Miss Par
nell and to the widow of the late Charles
Stewart Parnell.
LONDON, Nov 3 -Gsu. E Bu!d Grubb,
tina U. s Minister to Spain. was married at
$50 this afternoon ct ST. Stepaen's church,
South Ksnsiogton. this city, TO Miss Violet
Sopwaith, eldest daughter OF Mr Thos. Sop
waith, of London, and of roe Isla Of Lis.
more, Scotland. Rsy. J P Waldo, vicar Of
st. Stephens, assisted by Rev Jahn Couleou,
uncle OF the bride, offcisred at the wedding.
The beat man WAS MIR J q. Groome, the
polo expert, and the bridesmssds we're the
six sisters of the bride. The bride was
given away be her father. who Fas recently
elected one of the directors OF the Bank OF
England. Acting 81 a9bers at the wedding
were ak young gentlemen from PhiIsde-
phis, all members OF he famous Pbilade-
phis cavalry organization known as the
City Troop. The wedding was largely at.
tended, among those present being many
distinguished parsonage aud members Of
the various diplomatic CORDS. l. was, go
far as the ladies' dresses were concerned,
white aud pink Wedding, all the toi-
lets beiug made by court mlliners.
After the wedding ceremonies the newly married
pair left London for the south coast, route for
the continent, ard this evening most brilliant
and we'll attended reception, at which nearly al
of the wedding guests were present. was held at
the town residence OF the brides father. Tho
presents were very handsome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

EVEN Secretary Foster coocsdes TINT Inc
public debt Is increasing, instssd OF decseas'
ing, under the higa tariff bill. Wheu the
as1s Congress shall inset, and the democrat
10 branch thereof shalt dsmaDd an expose CT
the Treasury effairs, y will be found that
the debt referred 20 has been increased to
the extent OF caiilions. thst the current de-
MAIDS are unpaid to the extent Of millions
mora, and that the deficit 10 ths Tressury's
coffsrs is evea larger than the democratic
members of thu last Congress said 1t would
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

The ghoss at the White House Is said to
walk half of every night, but he could do
double that amount Of work. II BIS wasn't
sfraid Of the morning air, and knew that
Dr.. BGll's Cough Syrup cured all kinds of
troublesome coughs and colds.
She stood ct the gate In the late Spring
twilight, and when she said goodbye, she
felt neuralgis kiss her rosy cheek but she
only smiled, for she had Salvation Oh, the
greatest cure on earth for pain;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

ME-. CLEVELAND. in his late Boston
spseoh, said tie sentiment of the North be-
fore and during the var between the States
vss born of patriotic warmth" A short
time ago be spoke OF the defense the South
made agalns! invasion and pillage as "a re-
bellious attempt to lsg hands upon the ii 'g. -
Nc matter how Nsw Y-ik may go to-day
southern paople, Tor ;aeir owa self-,sspect,
had be5.er let M, Olsgeiand alone They
have oa trso previous occasions voted for
him to a man. end that's enough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

THE ADDRESS of the President OF the Vlr'
giu!s Sets Der A 'scoiaiion, Edward O.
Barks, delivered at the lsst annual meeting
of thai ass cistiln, hes b2en printed, and, 1t
Ia understood c5H ne o5tsined free of cost
By tn ss specially IN crested 10 the matter
to which 1t pertains, di cussion of the late
revision of the statute law CT the Slate, 9
work In which the author took part.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

ME-, EDMUNDs of Vermont, who acknowl-
edged that he only voted for the Mckinley
bill because 1t gives bounty on the maple
sugar made in his OVID State, being no long,
er member OF the United 8 ates Senate,
MIR. Hoar, OF Massachusetts. is now the soli-
tary man In Congress- who belonged to the
ever infamous eight of the electoral com.
VnicsIon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

EELs CLoeGRD THE TURB1NE.-The four
mill OF Martin L Dunn, near Bordentowp,
NJ has been Idle for few days, the big
turbine wheel refusing to move. F.snk
Dancer, an employee, made an examination
yesterday and found the wheel choked with
eels. Nearly bushel Of them had 10 ba cut
out with q chisel and hammer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

To trifs with severe couzh or o,ld is
certainly trifing with ones health. We sd.
vies all to take D.. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Price 25 cents.
Many persons will not be without sup
ply OF Starvation Oil. 10 winter they want
it for Possibilities. ohappsd hands and chill.
bains In summer for the stings Of bees and
wasps, and all the gear round for cuts,
bruises, soalde and burns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
ferent stuff

The circulars sept OUT By the Farmers
Allispcc. advising the fslmars to withhold
their wheat from market, don't seem TO
have been very eff5o!lve, st least In the
Northwest, where, according to dispatches
from the cities lie that ssoticn, the receipts
OF wheat are larger this fall thar ever be-
foro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

The GALL of some people passes common
understanding. Mr. r B. Hayes is to visit
South Carolina, and that, too, though 1t was
by the stolen vote CT that State that he was
counted in as President Ordinary men
feel absshed in the presence OF those they
have robbed, brt NJ. Hayes is MAIDS OF dit-
fa,ant otuH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

James s. Clafue, stock raiser, jumped from a
train while asleep and while it WAS running at
full speed near Burlington, Iowa. last night. He
was badly bruised and half frozen when discov-
cred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

The natural gas which 50 suddenly struck
Paw Paw, Ill, few weeks ago. ran out Saturday
evening, leaving in the lurch the proprietors Of
the we'll and several citizens who hsd been in
duccd to burn it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

New YoR K CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 2..Catte
The make was higher; native steers $5.25s
$50 per 100 lbs bulls and cows $1.25s3. 90.
Caves-market lower; vesls $5s7.5O, butter
milks $2a240 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
market frmer shsop S3a4 IS per TO- lbs, and
lambs $4.75a5 62la per 1O0 lis. Hogs-market
is dull at 81 40a4. 80 per Ito lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Swine-The receipts of
hogs this week are very heavy, nearly 1900
more than thoIe of last week and the qua ity is
satisfactory to dealers. Fresh hogs are very &C
tive. Values are lac lower than those ruling last
Monday. We quote the range at 6Aa6c, with
most sales at 5a4a6c per lb net, with few at the
latter fgurs.
Receipts of sheep and lambs 2,547 head, with
sales at So 00s3 so per 100 lbs for sheep, and
lambs BAD Ac per Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 2-154
Cattle were offered and sold az follows Best IA
dc; good 3las3qac; mediam 3a314c; common
2s21ac. 5es Sheep and Lambs were offered red !;
Calves 6a6c. Cows and Calves brought $20a6O.
Market for Cattle fair ; Sheep and Lambs dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Nov. 3.-There WAS
little done on Change to-day, and the market Is
quiet at the decline noted yesterday. Wheat is
easy at 80s103, the latter for fancy lots Corn s
quiet at 63a65; Rye 60as0, and Oats 30a34.
Country produce is in fair demand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19

Prof. Z. K. Harlow IL spsndiog few
dsys ia Gardner.
General Charlse Hsmiin Of Bangor wss In
the city yesterday.
Edward b. Kicker Of Poland Springs vss
In the city yesterday.
Messrs. Y. ". Penn and John Ripley
leave for the West this morning.
Mt. G. A. Grant. proprietor Of Sea Cot
tags ct Long Branch. New Y ork, 10 visiting
Mr.. y. L. Weber.
Mr.. W. W. Kelly Of Gage street has re-
covered from his siege Of typhoid fever and
IL again on The streets.
Miss Alma Staples Of Bangor and Miss
Myrs Staples Of Boston are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g. Staples, Capitol
squsse.
The many friends Of Hall C. Burleigh.
ESQ.,, will regret to learn that he 10 con-
aned At his. home in vsssalboro. on &C
count Of illness. He 10 much Frustrated
by . severe catarrhal attack caused by tax
ing cold; bus the physicians tell him that
with good care he will be about again In
his usual health in short time. Hoa.
Rufus Prince, master Of State Grange, was
summoned to Vassslboro, yesterday BY
telegram, to see Mr.. Burleigh. which gave
rise to the rumor on our streets that he
was very critically Ill. But letter to the
JOURNAL yesterday. from . member Of
Mr.. Burleigh's family, assures Us that
absolute rest and good care for time will
bring him safely through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19

STEieKLssD's Brass BAND FAIR---Ihe com
mittee Of the shove band wish TO isfo-rs All;
russc8ua In the State Of Maine that In ssarsctioa
with th-ir fstr, which u 10 be held 3arrA "a. %
and q Iegi. ttev vii hare sn Orchestra Contest.
when prize of so 10 sosd viii be given to the
Entrance Zee Is. instrRmentatiop -hmi I'd to
eight pieces.
Asss . Cornet Con.sst for . triy'e silver , lates
corses, faiiy engraved; insiae Of bell barni.hed
satches, seiy.t isned, ~aiu~ SO. Fntraree re- "
A handsome gold ss~Aaed cams uf:i Be- Kive,, 10
the best comic song singer. Entrance fee az
Entries must te sent In 10 A. q 8erTstf. gee.r.
Ncrtbsrn Ave-, AsEasts, Maine. Entries to esose
March %, se5i. din
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19

The February number Of Harpsr's Mag
azine has been received from Frank
Pierce, at whose counter it may be found,
together with all the other late magazines,
reviews and illustrated papers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OffIIE OF
CUSTODIAN u. s. G. II. AND P.O,
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. IS, 1891.
As mark Of respect to the memory and
patriotic services Of Gen. William Tecumseh
Sherman, BY order Of the acting secretary
Of the treasury, the dag upon this building
will be displayed st half mast until after
the funeral OF this great soldier in St.
Louis. and the public building will be
closed during the obssquies in New York
on Thursday. Feb. 10Th, from to 8
o'clock, p. M. ]. II. MANLEY,
Secretary.
UNITED STATES Posr OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, KEENEHEc COUNTY. Me,
February Is. 1891.
GENERAL Orders:
In compliance with instructions received
relative to closing public buildings during
the hours Of the funeral services in New
York Of the late General W. I. Sherman,
and ~ mark Of respect to his memory,
this office will be closed between the honrs
Of p. m. and p. M, Thursday. Feb. 10.
1891. WALTER ID. STISsoN,
Asst. Postmaster.
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GARD OF THANKS.

| The subscriber wishes to return thaaks to the
many friends who were 20 kfnd to his soa the late
Tpr1 b. Moore, during his lat sickness, and Who
assisted hin in his care; especially 70 those who
eoaf1ibated 80 subscription IN his behalf aad 10
hfe boarding mistress. Miss Waugh, No. IL, eros
By srrs<t. Hrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Dalton. and Dr.. L.
T. crecksr. I'd NooRB-
Aysos, Feb Is. ISL. feh1sdii
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DIR PHILBRICK.
1oUNGS HoTEII
GARDINER. MAINE,
from Monday, February l6 until Friday February e.
OFFICE. ROOM /.
ryan. all
PAINFUL. MEtNssEhsI1ATIoN
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DIABETES, ASTHMA, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-19

All are entitled TO the best that iheil
money will buy, 20 every family should
have, at once. bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the sys-
tenn when costive or bilious. For sale in
soc and $l.0O bottles by oil leading drug
stats febsd&~folYm