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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-29

Les vapores de esta empresa efectuaran
su salida desde este puerto en- los dias 5, TO-
IS, 20 y IS de cada mes las 5 de la tarde
en- los dias de labor las II del dia en- los
fesfiuns
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-29
-Tl.igo.. C8vidanes & <7<s
/. s0CIEDAD EN- CoMANDITA

Connisionistas. Importadores y .Exportadores'
Almac6n de provisiones de todas classes.
Consignatarlos de uques.-TetuaD Num- 90
Direction por Corrreo: APARTADO 10
Direction por Cable: TRIGO 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-29

S Solo Sc admitiran cada pasajero diez XII
los de peso como eqUipaje. Ell exceso Sc pa
CARA a razon de centavos por kilo. Sc ven
deran en- Humacao los billetes en- la casa de CO.
mercio de D. Juan Casabanca. En- los demas
pueblos sera ell eochero el encargado del cobro
por medic de bOletas. 3m-15m
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-29
81 3F a. Z

Sc ofrec6n en- venta: Una clasifcadora de
cafe conpEet0nae,a'ste seueU0, fabricante Penney
j Co., Limited Lincoln Inglaterra, por menos
del costo, precio conventional. Un molino pa
ra hacsr guarapo, todo de hierro, 3 masas, con
polea fla y movil sutciente para seis toneladas
de cana en- 10 horas, nuevo. por $110 moneda
corriente.
Informan Alexandra Besosa, Bayamon. -
r. B. Lopez, Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-29
SerTiGi0 COstGr0 en- Puerto Rico
Vapor AVILES:

Saldra de San Juan todos los microbes
al aman Ger, una vez por el Este y otra por
el Oeste, tocando en- los puntos de Fajardo,
Humacao, Arroyo, Ponce, Mayaguez, Aqua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

The department crop report to Nov.
shows the last corr crop to have been a
very even one throughout the United
States, but not a heavy one anywhere
owing to the unpropitious conditions
during the early part of the season. The
highest estimate Of yield per acre is in
New England, where it was 35 to "
bushels The lowest is IL bushels in
Florida. Iowa reached SO : bushels per
acre In all the other states the yield is
below. down to % bushels in South Da
kota 1t is evident that the total corn
crop will reach at least 900 100000 of
bushels, or 81 bushels per capita OF the
whole population. On the whole, the
past season has not been favorable for a
large cotton crop, and the weather has
been unfavorable for picking he
average yield per acre is about 10
pounds, the largest, 2l0, in Arkansas,
and the lowest, 100, in Florida The
potato crop is the largest for 10
years, averaging about "a bushels per
acre The total crop is estimated at 225,-
000, 900 to 230,00O,000 bushels, which is
nearly l00, 600, 600 bushels more than last
years crop The early reported indi
cations of rot have disappeared, some
losses being reported from Pennsyl-
vania, New York and New Jersey.
As to the wheat crop, in the older
Western states it is turning mostly to
winter wheat, which suffers less from
the cSinrh bug, while IN the newer
states spring wheat leads. The
hay crop in New Hampshire averaged
095 ton per acre, which is the lowest
OF any Of the Eastern states, except
Rhode Island, 0.s5 ton. The quality
ranges high from S. In Maryland to 81
in Maine and 90 in New Hampshire and
Vermont, Rhode Island, 90, being the
lowest in quality of any Of the New
England States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21
WHY PEOPLE WEAR OCT.
Sturgeon yeWtea Tells His Experience
with the Sleep LsseS.


II ssed to be sid that peosie wore ont ut rnie
rsaghly prcpors ioaed TO tn@ir pears
Bsf vhIae the .oid age" disease. - they nay
BE- cailes, ar~ In great raea<are dss 70 NE
natural breAking do~n Of the nervous system.
stiii, In mine cases o.: Of ten such froaeaes IS
rhesmatisn, neuralgia, and kiadred diseases are
the rssul. Of sssne form Of nervous psostfs'ioa
that nsy be esred
The recent recovery Of Com Howell and hia
Advice 70 secretary Blaine 70 fellow the same hns
o: sreasmess that had pursued hAs attracted
unus1a. stterrsrn because o. the commodose's
ofheiai AID social psOEnineree-
But there is nothing new in Com HeweiPs dis-
eovesy that Pxins's esisry eonpoasd vas the best
known specific for the cure Of saeh siimssis'
DR.. A. " K. n vton. the eminent surgeon Of
Boston. says tha' be has Ioss prescribed IL foi
men and women y no have no apostle, cannot
| sleep and are weak and run down.
.Wh~s = mAa has lost mis- appetite" says DE-
Newton, "hss los. bis sleep, std fees sa~f lie \
/ n burden, he is In = serious condition. But fol
my patients who have fhs common and danger
Gus SYMPTOMS, p,escr he Pain = celery com
20 n with isyarissle sAtisfae,o = resa.i,."
vih he use Of this ooupoaea xbish has had
| = world wide fepa alton smous the N deal pro
fessc almost since the tine shsn Pro-. Phs lpa
| of Darts mouth College mrs. gave the forau ar &c
| reputable physicians for their axn ass-wAer
this eooposna is ,si eu the iuvarisble result II
that the nerves grcw stronger, the digestive or
| gsns gain tone, and health returns
| Dr. Newton. statement /. oy no m ans except
ionL. The people Of Augusta are rapidly learn
| ing tina, Paiu.'s es cry eompo and 10 not ps.en
| medicine, but An abso.a'e discoeery in the teic
| Of science, as much superior TO cheap renediss
essene =, and sarssparillAs as science ia siwaa'
sup rior to ign rance. If you are sufferer. or l.
you have been trying remedies which have no
| relieved you, you cannot agord to neglec. you
| health. Tale that which ia admitted to be pures
| and best. for In matters Of health the best 4
| certainly the cheapest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Oss psst Of som< rFimeval vos1.
Hfe tas1 30 hHnzrs yesrs Il . ooA,
And watched henigEAafiy the vsys
q. men II these strange istsr dAys-
II the married. nncfess oak bat knew
Al those on whom fss snAde h thfeUe,
Whist crest. varied eoapAAy
II sheltered in he memoir,
1t esaghs the suatezns - they .trsys4
Among rs ieaf1 bouRhs and made
An o. sis In the travellers way,
How Bssy saifSy sn0AeR dass
II hepf. may hap, his courage so3d.
As midway OF the toms u TOD,
4 way WORT he souId Measure b.
And know bis iourne, . end more nigh.
IL gave the children acorr esps.-
sueh haze hey where Tffari ssps,-
And la brown bitter nu,s /. poured
To sSsH their homeiy winter hoard
Its hoaShs we're wont TO interszse
10 make = neiahb0fLy Nee ting place;
While sometimes lovers trysts, maybe,
II sau. this friendly. eienf tfeef
II gave the birds a home, and NE
We're happier for their BinssrelsY.
No swseter, though, IMAM It's own ranH
when west winds we're with II In tune.
II gave . sense OF Gains and Joys,
Besufy sd st1ss9th h esnsp0isei
4 hist Of life oa.dunns ours,
As u tine rssaet leaves n showers.
All, hps long hnshsd have praised its grace.
Feet that erewhlie have stAy ed theif pace
In lone iixr share, have nAited In
Its Spreading shadows, rest 70 vim
But diisd st length, All. ovefoiown
BY tnoee wild winds il long bad krown.
To ashes nov its stout hear turns,
While willingly for US 4 burns;
stil free to ssrye AZ when IL made
= hoe pisaiity OF shade,
As II 10 dying II would give
comfort and cheer to those wno live
And who Of rs can hope to be
OF such swse. use ~ this oak -treeS
Shade, shelter, dial. me sting spot,
Oliver Of song. hose, warmth and shoagh''
4 rGgsrA. Nov. 10. 1871.
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Secretary Proctor'S Report.

Hon Redfield Proctor, secretary OF
war, has submitted his annual report to
the President
| One of the first matters brought to
work two appropriations of $1,000
each were made by the last Congress
| and already sites for Notifications
have been procured. and engineering
work has been begun on bat
| terie', mortars and placements for
guns. at New York. Boston, San Fran
cisco, Hampton Roads, and Washington.
The north wing and center section
OF the gun factory at Water
vliet has been completed and
Is nearly equipped A south wing,
doubling the capacity, is now being con
structed. Provision has already been
made for the manufacture by the govern
ment of ninety. eight breech loading
steel ritlcd guns of high power, and one
hundred more have been contracted for
with private manufacturers. A supply
OF submarine mines and q Il inch
mortars are also under construction
Thus" says Secretary Proctor, ''the
problem Of adequate coast defense has
practically been settled. and by both
Congress and the public press is regarded
a. national concern-a thoroughly
American policy
Desertions from the army have been
less than in any other year of its history
not above per cent. This reduc-
ton is no doubt due to the fact that the
recruits during the past year have been
largely from the rural districts which
has given the army much more desir-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Dr Roberts made mo.t apt and happy
introduction On the occasion Of his sec
ond lecture at the Dairy Convention las
week. A vote had just been passed IL
the college Authorities for courtesie'
received and on rising to commence hi
lecture he prefaeed ii by words 70 th'
effect that he was glad 10 hear the motor
lust passed he was glad TO see that il
this north country the people appreciated
the value of education to the farmer
that they are beginning to realize that
the kind Of man wanted ia the well ma
tared man in body and mind Within
our sphere We are gods We would
have a eertsin plant grow and thrive and
IL does 40 we would have another plant
crushed out and it Is so Yet what mere
dross ia this power TO as II we have moi
The education, the mind. to properly
iircct the growth Of proper plant and
one proper SOL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Geo. W. Viniug. manager Of the North
western Cracker Company, Seattle, Wash
i,gton, is visiting bis many friends and
elativss,-The hsy pressers have put some
so tons of hay into shape for market 81
J,mes DilIiogham's.-Dapiel FOES has &c
drive his herd of cows. some thirty in num-
Der, to the mill stream, that il the wsy he
waters his milk -Messrs Southland 4
Watson hive their dry house we'll under
vay.-Miss Sue T. and Folsom Emery
we're called home by the Illness and death
Of their father. They returned to Provi-
dence, X. L, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21
rtis stated that Carter n. Harrison

fris stated that Carter n. Harrison
editor Of the Chicago Times, will abol
Lab the editorial ''ver n his paper ano
substitute the fret person singular in tbs
expression Of opinions. The boldnes'
OF this move quite takes our breath away
VIVA. breastwork will Brother Harrison
have 70 dodge behind when patriotic cit
kenz who don't care TO have theil
names gzedl call at his sanetuu
aud In al agony Of righteous indiSnz
ton, and burning desire 10 serve thf
public veal Invite him 70 smash some
body on something: Alas, we confess
our inability 10 conceive Of any. In ,hi'
radical move we see only the early de
cadence n that noble hand Of moral anc
social reforr1ers who are always engaged
In vigorous lighting at the front by edi
tOrfal substitutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21
THANKSGIVING AMI PRAISE.
nY TIL. PRIEST DENT,
APPROPRIATIONS.

n, t. a very Glad ineidsBt Of the marvellous pros
.,srt,y vhtah has cfo~Ged The year nov drawing
fo A close taat IL helpful and resssufins tount
hAs been felt by all our paopis u has DFeo ~
vide A. our country. and 80 special thst ever
home ha. felt It's comforting Influence u is too
great 10 be the work Of MAS power ana too par
fruiar 10 be The device Of his mlnd 10 Tod, ths
isueaeept and the all wise. sho fhakss IN. iAb9ri
on men TO be fruitful redsems their losses by Hi'
s,sre' and the me asurss OF whose giving Is a,
much be yond the thoughts Of 9an as u IL bsyons
Ma deserts the praise and sraifnde oil 'he pe0pl'
Of this favored nation are lpstly due.
Nov. Their fore, I, Benjamin ba'ri.on. fresi
dent Of the United states Of America, do hersoj
sppoint
Thursday, the s6ih day Of November
v,...nt, to b. day Of Joyful Thanksgiving TO GOD
Tor the bou sties OF His proydnbee Tor the ~ ses
In vhrh We are permitted to ENJOY them. and i0i
me D,r.ervsiton OF those Institutions OF ciF and
RELIGIOUS liberty which He gave our fathers th'
wisdom 10 devise and establish and Us the courage
70 preserve. Among the appropriate observance
Of The day are r.st from toll, worship IN The pebiit
eoogrsa,tiop. the renewal OF family ties abcu
our American hresidrs, and thoagtini heipfnlh' -
toward those who suffer lack Of the body or OF lh'
spirit. ,,. ..,,.,.,o 40, w,
hand and cause the seal o; the United States Il
be ati \ ed.
Done At the city OF Washington this thhteeot'
day OF November ~ the year of cur Lofi
,ishterp hundred and ninety one. and OF th'
ind. o. nde noe of the United htates the un'
hundred and sixteenth
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
BY III. President
JAaEs q. BLAINE Secretary of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

able class Of recruits than are Usually
Obtained from the eitfes.
Nothing unfayorsble has been brought
70 the attention Of the department re-
gardine the utility - military organiza-
ito Ms Of the Indian companies Of either
arm, hut so far there is every reason to
believe that much more than was ex-
pected OF the experiment will be real
lied They are treated in ali respects
Ike other soldiers. and the same duties
are required Of them. They are dressed
the same, fed the same. taught TO cook
and eat their food in the same manner.
and In every respect they strive earnest
ly To equal, and, IL possible, Guido their
white comrades. The employment OF
Indians a. soldiers Gen Proctor regards
az not only al important step toward
their eivilizatian. self support and con
troll, but IL the cheapest and best insur
anee against further Indian troubles.
During the past fiscal year the divi-
sion OF records and pensions received
359. 4s7 cases, Of which the records OF
the office show that SO per cent were dis
posed OF and answered "nhln '"eD'''
four hours Of their receipt There were
no cases lei. over hho'sPoseu vi june w.
1891.
Concerning the publication Of the off
cial records OF the Rebellion, Gen Proc
tor says u VIII require IN ali i'' "ooA'
OF the present sSefsse SIZE :" eo,np'ese
the hrst series which covers al war
operations proper In Inc hine years
previous 10 'uiy l. IoS'''hl''s s'A 'ooN'
had been printed since 'hae time t'i',-
ty one nave beeh eonipieoea anu uis'ii
buted- t~eh.y-ohe Oh .hese 'i'iee '7p'eii
Der l. is'o "heh ti'e ihereaseu apPiopi''
alton became aVaiiao'e Lishl more 'ia'e
been put IN type ana are oeihs niueAeo'
since september l. 1871, -"i'V'V 'ooAe
have been received from the printer an"
l1o,zlz nave been aoatesseo anu ois''io
nted i'IouV aanress iaoeis nave oeeh
printed; 1881 DOCKS nave peeh soiai ~
BOOKS nave oeen ihaexeo' -4o'o" eafu7
nave been USED Ia the preparation Vi tue
indexes; loo'2o ioiios Vi iepofes anu
correspondence nave oeeh eop'eo' COM
pared with the ofiginais' anu converter
into printers copy oooo gaiiess anu
li,lls pages OF PROOF nave peeo received
and revised
There are under the Ju'isdict'oh
of the war Department eigh'y-e"o
national cemeteries, IN which are
buried o2s,iio SOLDIERS A Natiohai
PARK mas oeen estaoiisheo ny ooh'
greas at the oattieheio Vi thieha-
manga, the cohtrol oI WHICH Is aiso
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Lord Salisbury, the British Premier
has Just delivered a significant address;
at the Inauguration Of the Lord Mayor
Of London. Referring to the foreign re
iations Of the United Kingdom he said
that there was not speek of CLOUD
upon the horizon forebooing danger II
the peace which prevails. 1t seemed
that the spirit Of nations wa,
changing towards industrial competi
ton. The great present question fol
consideration was the treaties of com
merce, which expire in 1892 The ques
ton Of tariffs was engaging the atten
ton OF various nations. Lord Salisbury
said he could not hold out the mos
promising expectations so far as indus
trial warfare WAS concerned. Not
having AZ a weapon protective legis
lstion he feared that Great Britain
would occupy a peculiar, Isolated pc
sition. The recent elections in America
had shown that the slight reaetior
against protection had lost its force
Cries OF Hear, hear" Continuing h.
said The one colony we are able to
cite a. free trader New South Wales
no longer wears an unspotted robe
We shall have the advantage, therefore
before long of being the Athanssius
.ontra mppdum Of free trade, meaning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Much grain is prems urely reaped by the scythe o
disease th.. might have rivened to colder
maturity If "miro-" DO 'iIy troubles had been at
tended 10 in ime. Nothing Is t uer than this
bodily ailments lot only grov apsce, but bese
one mother Thus bi leu mess, constipation dys
pepsia follow close IN TIE heels of enc another
flourish together, the one perpetuatins tn o'her
and begettiDg numerous progeny of later all
ments more or les. stvere a. their cause 10 NOR
or less disfegsrdfd ana neglected. Incipieni
rheumatism, msiaria, am 'sight" ieaotivfty Of
the kitneys,.f what dire disaster they the
paid 10 their earIy warnipes. Check these
''minor' ailments With Hostetter's stomach
Bitters and forestsn the memorable r. aper. who
exscts the forfeiture of life as the penalty fei
disres ardIng the me ans OF ptess rving 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

has continued excellent, and although
supplies have been 50 heavy, prices have
not declined ~ much - might naturally
have been expected latest sales being ~
follows: Maine Baldwins. ~ 90 - 30;
Boston Haldwins, 81 5oas3 p; Cana
dian Baldwins, % 20 q - -"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

again the trescherous types. Our
contemporary doubtless wrote it sher-
man. The Old Roman is one OF the best
Democrats that this country has ever
produced. The appreciation of his many
good qualities of head and heart is by
no means confined to party lines. The
fact that he Is A Democrat. however, is
quite sufficient reason why he can never
hope to count the present able and genial
secretary of the nstiona! treasury in the
iist of his supporters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Many mills have been obliged to shut
down on account 1T the dfouth, but II
can't stop the Texas Mills from running
Such n drouth has no terrors for that
section
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

New York is talking OF raising a
guarantee fund to pay the expenses OF
the national conventions, II they shall
be held in that city. San Francisco has
slready raised such fund. New York
i. away out of sight when il comes TO
the matter of talk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

A correspondent Of the JOURNAL
writes Seventeen nice sheep belong
ing to James G. Rowland Of West Mt.
Vernon were destroyed by dogs during
the night Of Nov. 18th and the next day
on Friday afternoon Mr.. Rowland found
two dogs at work on his flock Of sheep
They had killed two; twelve more were
bitten, torn and mapgled, the steas
gnawed out OF their hind legs, and nearly
'half the hide stripped from some Of
them and three more driven where they
have not been found. On Satur.
day. Nov. lith, the same dog
destroyed eleven OF Mr.. x s. kent's
large, va. liable sheep in the same shock.
ing manner. Said dogs belong to ire
sponsible parties, so there is no redress.
What are dogs made for? There is not
a dog In town that wouldn't have Joined
those two in their Slaughter II they had
been In sight of them. Why cannot we
have dog-tax to be used in paying such
damage A man ought to be fined
twenty i've dollars fer letting his dog
run at large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

An exchange suggests thai the organ
Ilatiou Of few Sunday school picnics
In New York would bring rain s0one +
than Dry euforth methods. This may
be true. 1t Ia process that has the dig
nity of age and it must be confessed
that its results from y humid point OF
view have been unimpeachable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

0Wbile in . gsnteman's Office yesterday
hs called the attention Of . 4ousrAL ~
porter to The fact that the a,efsss am unit
EACH reputable fraternsl life insufaocs
company pays its officers 10 about $500
annually, but the "Roysl Ark."a Msssa-
chusetts short term fsa.c,nal edo sms mt
order, that is nov in the iands Of re-
ceiver, sppropris.ed for fhs ssla'i,s Of ito
officers In lees than one yess go. 900. lie
thought II much better TO see such com
paniss in MASSACHUSETTS rather than N
Maine. The latter States motto, he b :
lievcd, doesnl refer 10 such entespris, ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Ex-Governor Foraker has not beer
successful In his attempt to keep Necre
tsrv Foster neutral in the senatorial con
teat now pending In Ohio. The secre
tury Is out publicly for Senator Thur
msn.-Boston Traveller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

We have no special fears of the defeat
of John sherman for re election to the
United States senate. The Republicans
OF that state have shown that they can
I've trusted In times OF exigency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Every one should remember that by the
loss Of health. erj,ywent and hsppiness
soon follow. Check the slightest cough or
cold BY using Adsmson's Botanic Cough
Bslsam. according 10 directions printed
upon the label Of the bottle. nov18d&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21
The regular fall shipment of coon cats
from Belfast has commenced No extra
freight cars have been put on as yet.

Eighty years ago Castine had regu
lar newspaper. Castine was then the
shire town of the county and nearly as
large as now. It is noble and historic
old town and is good for lots of history
in time to come, The paper was called
the Castine Eagle. A copy of it is now
well preserved. The style was ancier
and the print paper was OF coarse tex
ture, as were all papers in those days
1t was headed: Castiue, Tuesday, Feb
ruarg 20, 1910. Printed every Tuesday
at Castine, mouth Of Penobscot river
District of Maine. By samuel Hall. No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

Cross eyed Man (in = crowd. 'Youve
got my umbrella, sir!
Fourteen men (simui:sneously and some
what confusedlyl. WHO? Me?"-Chicaso
Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

hT-Mn. Walking and Mrs. Hedskins
have opened their drsssmalips rooms o.
Court s.. second house below lhs Cosn
House, where they VII be Glad b wsn
upon all desiring their services.
ov12,14,1s2f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

H-I have bssn IN 0srlissf stsf ding
he eating School. AID FIR tie bsnsht VI
lsdiss wishing - do thsis cvn dfseeu.kiss
ell opsn school st ny soons, hfss doef
Oh Brifge stfest. Nov sob
no,23ii~ Nus y. ", Hurcsiss"S. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

When you want the best medi.
cine ever made, use DANA's SAR-
sAPARiLLA. 1t will cure YOU.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

SS-CsIl on Mise p. W. Hutcbiniol and
ex.4.ioe the National Garment Cater. IL
viii teach you to cut and NJ eosrsdlJ Of
garments worn BY Isdies. r nslsne" asd
children. A school Of l50 schslAss ID
Gardiner 10 . good recommendation Of he
work. ntv17d1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21

TaE DALy krNNrnEc JOURNAL MAY
NE FOUND On SALE Al THE WASHINGTON
News EXCHANGE. AsuISGroS, u, {.