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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
Gulbfama in Niearagaa.

gs i9eint 10, als ob ber 2aaaIs sNa>
gelegenbeit In Ncaraeua ebenlo uie
Oem Aufi6mun9 bon Galifornien ettpas
unerwartetes su Dalfe fommeu iDllte,
nGmli9 bic Gntbedang reieher Cab,
Rinen.
gintweiIen mhhen R@ bic Na9ri6.
ten. 70 ipabri@einlidJ He aud lauten
m6gen, erit tptiter beitGtigen, big bena
felben boiler @lauben su fbenten ieiu
mirb. Gin 0etr 5raat bon pfubl,
alfo benz gtamen na0 Elm Deuti9er,
bra@te biefe Na9ri9ten BON Miearaaua
na9 Ven Orleans.
@r fagte, baB Die Sa9esfrage bort,
abgefeben bonn 9anolbau, bic gnt.
0edung uno Der @ifoIs bon neueu
Golo Wtinen Doer bielmebr Ton alten,
uieber behauten lei- uno baB bic Wit'
tbeilungen oariibsr i'm 9ano uab ia.
mentlib 5u @raDtoua 5enTation Der.
uria9t bdtten.
Die betrefsMoen MInsn, 10 beibt es,
uurben BON pau! &eber, @altab 5Hu!k
unb Dan Nramburg entbedt un6 5.
bon pFubl mill @olber3e BON ber Gr0be
zines @ies gefebea baben, tuel1e aus
otelen Miaen itamnten ionen. Ofen.
bar geb6ren bieielben 3u ben fttber bon
Ben U3teten ausgebauten 8ergwerten,
/, ba man 5teins Ierte unb Steins5 s56iifs
feln barin gefunben bat.
! Der Weg au bieien Minen fhbrt burG
b69f uatDesiame @esenbsn, tpobl Elm
Grunb, 6aB lie lan9e unentbedt EIleben.
Cine gefabrbolle CLUB paKage ilber
Stromf6nellen unD bas Dnr1Dringen
zines tropii9en 8ul9wsrfs nilnmt Sas
ge In Anipru6, I'm 3u benielbea Dors
subrtn9en.
Man fagt, bab lpobl Runbe bon beas
felben ging, bab aber bic @panier nies
mails bieielben ouffiuOen fonaten. Oie
neuet pfabfiaber gelon9ten nod einem
mubeDollen Su6sn 6abin, tuoau He 8
ober 10 Sabre 3eit brau6ten unO mos
bel lie nit nilben Snbianera in Son.
| flift tamen. 59ulb, Der eine ber
8lafli9en, foll f1 f1on eine balbe
Wilioa on @ertb aussesraben babsu;
Elm dnberer, 0err Reber, aber babe es
auf 70 pfuHb GoIoer3 gebradi; cine
feiner Goloffufen tpos ~ un3eil.
2tbterer bat fi6 Elm 6ih41en Gan6
bon 100. 900 Qnabrat.GER bsleQt unb
Diu bon Sa6berifdnbigen aus Nem
Yort, tDel6en er eine probe feines @oIos
Junoss eiai9idte, bic Berf6eruug erz
Balten baben, BOB es bas feinfe GoIb
Jet, tDas nur 3u finben Iei. Die guts
beder tDollen ieBt eine Stampf WabIs
erri9ten. bieielbe in &beilen in ibre
@olomiife bringen unt bort aulrihteu.
6err bon pfubI tparnt iibrigens ale
fanguinii9en Golbs@nibuEaiten Dor ets
mem 8eriu6, f6 su ieaen Mineu au
begeben. So ct ,.aber Die yRabe. aus
oem Sad" gelafien bat, iO3ulagen, 10
braudt ct ii9 ni9t 5u tpunbern, ipenn
bieie Warnung tuenig ginbrud MAIDEN
luirb.
Wielei6t piro bur9 feline feniatio.
nele Wsittbeilung In nd@ter 3eit ber
gau bes MearaguasGanals perifiebeue
neue Arbeiter erbalten, meI6en beim
@uffuden iener Minen bic n6tbiaen
6pen6s@elber ausgesaneen Rnb.
Wie bic nGreie Breiie fiir Seras" In
grfabrung sebra@t bat, III 9err albert
Mog, Der frdbsr in Der gfdbe bon
Siiferbale cine Ran@ innebatte unb ber
aud sablrei@e 8etannte In San 4utos
nio bat, elmer ber Mit. SntereHenten an
oem reuen @o;bfunbe. St bat ii6
tir3li@ tiber Stem Oort nod DeutfGs
lano begebeu. um eine groBe Weuae
BON Solo'proben seuau anoIpRren 3u
IoRen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
Sin garantirtes Maittel aeaen Bic
Gtrinne.

- aSI autcrtliren ben anseSeisten Mpptbefer, Sbueu
0E. WINGS Msues 9etlmittel seSen G&winbSuat, Sus
yen naD Srtdltuns auf fplsen6e getnsuna su perfSus
oteiss Mittel ben Gnpeunsen entlprehenb aebraudsa
@cuen, inpem Ste eS einsebenb rrpbifen, unb penn
S Se pam tetne geiIeIans bur@ tadelbe relipiren,
Sbr GeIb Jurad betum@en gSr MAIDEN tss apsssnt
IN Selse Der grobarttsen Grfplse iBeIde btes Wstts
pei Der Isshalrtssn @rtppen Gpibemie anfuireiien
6as Wittte! ni4t sebOlfen bdfte. Msan MADE " etnen
gerlu9. ErpbeHai6en frei BET Dreis, 1bonlrfpn &
20. SrpBe Slai&en 80 Gents unb ST %.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
Gin angenebmes @edt.

Der iriiGe stattbaIterpofen lit 3u.
lpeilen elm febr berantporiIi6er unb
bornenbOller; es Fnb inbeB baHit einis
&c li9t unangenebme PriDiie9ien ber=
tnhpft. go 1T ber 8itst6nig bon Sr.
lamb BET Dameuempfdngen In Der Dabs
liner Burg befust, alle bic boffdbigen
tnngen DaHen, bic ibm aum erfen
Male bcrgeffellt weroen, bic fogenonn,
ten Debutantiunen", 3u ttillen, aQers
oiHgs nur ouf bic Dauge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
gu be m Rapitel .VoRfuriofos

gu benz 2apitel up RtnrioIa1.
Die SO6ter eiuss Oorfbewobners i'm
59moltaloii@en, tueI9e in Mmerito ihr
Slid 5u MAIDEN periu9te, ianbte ibren
@ltern sutl rieuen Sabre i1re @ladz
pinld3e. oenen fie aud cine Rarte nit
einem "a happy Christmas" (@lad.
ii9e Weibaa6ten) beiftgie. Oie @ltern,
tnel@e idon Iange I'm fillen auf bic
einmal buntel ansebeutete NerIobung
ibrer 5o4ter geiuartst baben modten,
MOLTEN fi6 aud befonbers fur iene
9atte ertenntli@ seigen unb i@idten
bespegen fOfort cine Dantestarie on
s6errn u. 0appD in gbriF.
mas, erita," ab, tpel1e Der ers
ttersn OFT Nusiiattung ni9ts ua6gab.
Die pOf, bic trob ibrer fpridm5rtlid5
geporbenen 5inOiafeit ber nit obiger
4oreRe on fe gefellten NnForberung
bod uitbt gu genu9en bermodte, erntete
hsi benz bieberen Doribemobner, benz
he bic 3arte iofort aIs ounbeltelbar"
5uriidlieferte, nathrlid) uur gere9te
gntriifung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
Gerr eEolenh ge 0oren n maj,

= 0rr Soiepb 9. 9orep In galatp.
Sls., bate &beumatismns, periu6te
mebrere beri6ieoene Wlittel obne St.
foIg. S4IieBli6 betam ct ems, 6as
TIN fofott tutirte. NaiirIi9 trar er
iiber ben @rfOIg bo9erfreut; aud muBs
te er, bob Qnbere Ieiben, tuie er aeIii.
ten batte. bic aud serne bon bem Mit.
tel wilien m69ten. Darum ertI6rt er
Ger leiSenoen Menfdbeit, baB SieGes
Waittel s@bambsrlain's pain Balm
beiBt. 6ar 30 @ents per GIalde au toben
bel Ut. &obu 6 &c., s. Raitener &
Son uno allen bebeutenben apotbetsru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

s0rei Giuse siebt es", fast elm
Altagspbiloiopb, ,tiber bic es nubIos
IL, 5u bisfntiren: 9feIision, Greunbs
f9aft unb Nationalitdt". gs giebt be-
rem nod mebr: J. 9. bic 8arifraQe,
oie garteiifeIlung, Die rgiuaisteiG 6es
eigenen Babp's uno ienes Der Nadba.
rim, ebeli9e 2iebe uao Sreue uEb sebns
taulenb Singe mebr. llnb bennod)
baben bieie DistuiRonen einen geu.
ben: tueHn he 81 gnbe finb, III ieber
Der Oistutirenben mebr als fe BON Der
sigenen 2lugbeit unb lnfeblbarteit
itber3eugt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

= Sa Grantyei@ beHebeu 10000
elemsntarI0ulen, beren 2ebrer, mad.
benz he lelblt I'm @artenbau cine g3rli.
Jung belfanben baben, bic GGaIer I'm
prattif9en @arienbau unteriueiien. Dog
iollte tiberau na6geabmt tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

=. sarab gsrnbarOt au ibrem gso,
rip, Der iAr cine Scene MAIDEN min !:
> rSu iebntt Did seeen mid auf, Gu,
oem t9 Iaes geotfert, Du falid,e
S9lange, bic Id on tneinem BuIen aes
nd9rt!A - Mama, Sic iibertreiben /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
3 . au nterfu9uns ber Sar.
biMenbiidfen.

Der 2onbOner *Srutb" aufoIge bat
bic ruiRide &esieruug einen utas Ct.
laiien, tDeIder Derfhat, baB ole 5arbis
nenbti4fen in ben 3oadmtern an Der
8renae ge6faet merben iolIen. IS
i6eint, baB Naiien nibiIiiiil1er 6lug=
f6riften unb protlamationen ilingff
aus Grantrei6 In auaenideinIi9 edten
Saroinenbl9fen in Ruslano impOrtirt
tpurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

= 8snn bic Grauen Elm @ebeimniB
nur ibren GreunOinnen ersdblen, 10
ba!tea iie ft6 fir bistret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

- Wie 9lifli9 Der gtrme, Der fd,
reid fab!t, tpie uusItdli9 ber &eids,
Der fi1 atm bhntt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

Sstne eitnme Hang pie ghte gtlmme tes 0rubesa
aber e. bate ni9tS uetter aS yeineu rauben 6aIs
vine etnstss fnnt nne ipanSis @ents Tlaife Dr
SnA's 9afen Sprup beiettiste bic unpdSifdtsit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

Dem Birtuofen tIatIdt ieber Nei,
tau, oeni &initler nur ber 8erlldnbige.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05
Summer 1886.
8otfiptt's g6ub 9epartente,tt

@ m as9s su sesanen balasn tnben ui
~ ~ sSsa 0pad "n lr 8or sdnuns sarsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-05

sdslide Greie greife fit seras
erfdetnt
nit 9asua9me Oss Sonnfaes
ilub foftet
$1,000 iiir has Sabr pber $3.50
fit 3 Mpnate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

{1srSsa Arnoa ! ~ y y !n1no1 1
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wn, sav,sass .As a. s.ly ~.

BunLlpGron. Jane l6.-A deal was o..
sumnatsd in this caty yes>ss6av sAaA vill
trsnsfsf The ensire business and machlpe
shops of sAs Psnninstaa air ship saesspsies
froa houns Csrnsl. III {. sna d. Lsuis y
Buflissson. Mr.. =. J. Psnninsson. h.
vsnsof Of the rsnnineton aie chip, has bssa
in The city tor week psst ccufsssips VIII
number Of Hstlinasoa oaptsalisos. tAe ~
sslk of which conference o1lnias1sd yse-
tsrdsy. The Buriit gton Air Ship Company.
with cspilai staek Of el0. GOO 600, was
organlaei ard articles of incofpspnaieu
we're tsksn out. All The cir chip appa2ksus,
taesthef with the small ship sxhlbiled 4
the Chicago Exposition and the large ship
being built q he 3. Lauis ExDosition
grounds. will be brought 70 sbis ely nexa
week. In change Of Mr. Psnnlsgton. The
new air ship viii bs conelsesd In thss uits
and viii mske its iaitial fight on JAY 4,
II is slsborateiy plsnnsd ard will carry
TOUR rsssersess, and smbediss such ~
prov ements over ths ship exhlpitsd u ths
Chicago ExpOsitien that Il i sxpectsd 70 Al
from Barlipgson 70 Nsw Yosk ci1y. Ths
inventors say the irip vii b msas In six q
eight hours.
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CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D.. June l6.--The
IndiAns on the Lower Brule reservation
held . grand pow.wow q the agency Sstur-
day to decide upon matters relating to their
removal to their new reservation. in view
Of the early expected visit Of 6ioux com.
missioner to be sent here to aid 10 such
removal.
A very large element among the Inaians
present expressed . very decided wish 70
be allowed TO settle south Of white river.
on the Rosebud reservation. Indian Agent
Dixon did oil In his power 70 afgue them
into concen,Isted action and cheerful com.
pliance with the wishes Of the governments,
snd with good ffect.
A number Of the leading chisis advised
harmonious action. The many hundreds
Of Indians present at the pow-wow left fol
their homes in very pleasant humoF, their
good feeling, no doubt, being materially
incre ased BY liberal issue Of fations.
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SAN FRANcIsco.s June 16-The last
China steamer brought details Of the be-
heading Of fifteen Chinese at Ko xolooD.
opposite Hong Kong.
Ameng the victims were three leaders Of
the pirates who looted the steamer Namos
i've moaths ego. killed the captain and
mate, and fecufed $4,000 In coin and
goods.
great crowd Witnessed the spectacle,
which was made more repulsive by the
cynical iesting Of the chief pirate.
All the prisoners had their hands tied
h6hind them. The chief executioner and
two ~ sissants thrust their keen swords into
the ssrd and amused then,selves chatting
the police. The pirates were among the
afst lot Of prisoners who arrived, and =
howl Of execratiou from ths crowd greeted
their appearance. "You,r ssid the chief
executicner. laying his hssd 90 ths shou,
der Of tsll. thin man, with keen, piercing
eyes. "Ws'll besia with ycu -
"All right responded the pirate leader,
''I'm number one" He had been swearing
in Eugl 81 and Chinese, ons Of the Chinese
cfhcsrs eaid, on the way to the execution
grounds
He vas placed at one end Of . square,
u.
A few seconds srfficed TO put them In order
and then the slaughter began. Lsi Atsat,
the pirate leader, kept looking around q
the executioner while ,hss worthy examined
his sword, and while he held his long, thin
neck outstretched. he continued to speak,
- II be wished the spectators 10 know that
he vas rot afraid.
"You may kill me now, be said, but III
revive sgain I"
Now don's move,' ssid the exscu.ioner,
Is he pulled the pirates pigsail out Of the
way Of the sword.
Theskneelipg man said something aben.
everybody having his own lack, ard - be
said il tbs sword came down and he vas no
more.
The others. most miserable looking
wretches. thuddsIed and rave one unwill-
ing look around. They hAd not loue 10
wait, for the bfAwny execufionef wna
eet:ipe through his work with srest celerity
prafseinR each stroke with the warning.
"D,nt move and Accompsnyi ying each blow
with vigorous nste,ance Ut . Chinese ex.
preston. which might ba rendered into
English ~ Done for
When he came to the pirate who he'd
planned ths expedition to seiz, the steamer,
be saw this fellow had lost HE nerve. HI
swore roughly at him, but the victim val
20 nervous that bis head moved.
The heavy sword fell on the shoulders
ard the head did not rail- a. His legi
moved cnnvulsivsly till the execntioner,
after chopping "a the hesds Of the others,
returned ard disp stched him. TIE whole
bloody work only occupied . few minutes.
Photographs taken Of the scsre show the
poor devils jus; before the sxecusi,n and
Their aiserrsYd, each lesd lyirg beside tha
ahsstiy h,esdirR tru,k.
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Tne idea Of the su'umn session Of Par.
llsmsn nj hes been abandoned. Fas1ismsne
vii reasonable u January.
The census Of Enalsnd and wales shevs
= population Of 20 .0O0. 900. sn increase q
.. .000, 900 Ia ths late decade.
Ths ediot II the Bnpsses ef China esdsfa
prompt behsaains Of ali psssens implicated
ia the fscsrt riots end nassacess.
The Tiues Of Iedis assssts thsA svss ess-
third Of the pils'ims that 90 frea De1bay
TO Mecca never return, that thsy dis. owing
to tvsrcFowdips on stssmsfs, sad dissass
OF violence On the land jassnsy 70 Jsd1a.
The Times calls vpon the govsrnnsns 10
,rQuife into the meter.
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surHRIoR cooer.
an. r.n. Hon. Q. .. He'll r...sa,ss.
W. 8. Cn0ArB, Clssk.
@. r. B1svnHs, DhssiA.
=. A. 6nAr.L. 6ssnosfnphss.

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=. 4. bnAf1. osenoSfnphss.
w..., 1...,a
hefsome 70 hsssn. TINS oess ~ eea-
cluded Ia The afternoon With vsfd,ct IN
favor Of the jsfs sivipe her one dollas ON
-. ....-.. 1, .w...
anne '. As'iss - Aessoisenss % Wsns-
low. ". T. HAines for pl2., webb. Jos NJ
son Z Webb for defss. This & q ee>ion
!. ~. -. !. ,.cnv~, ~. ..,. a. Naonn q.
s,,r.s.... .S.-s ~. .,..rs sss'.
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Xailroaos 4 Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Traiss IN Eject NAV
ID, 1891.


gsa' fsrtas, ssuss rntss .ssvs Asxss.s =.
ol0Ws;
3OIN0 WEDT-s-o 4. d. tor f~v%s,ou
Scotland. Portland. Boss0n and M0psseal: 10 &,
r. for BAlloveIi, 3ardtser aad 3osth 0ssdi ssv,
1910 A. n. for Lsvfstss Fzsptaston, hssSiand.
Possiasd. Lancaster, Coisbrook Asa Boston: 90
r. ~ for Hsiiow-ii. tfsfainsI Aad boatn 0ar4iner;
taP.M.fW BFsnswiok, Bssh. koaxlAnd, Portland.
sessos; s.ss. (sapssssl Port,sn anA Bostca ana
~ and south aardIner; lie r. Il. tsisAt M fcii III
psaJ for Lewiston. Bafa, Portland and B0stos.
aOINa EAer-a.lo 4. - fsishi expssss) ios
ssovhessn, Beifxst, Bangor. Bar HAfbos. 81
Stephen. H. John anf Arooaook Cosnty, s.M A.
2: ior v.sss Ms,ssyille. a sss.aes.s. nsvpsss.
r" 70, u wasr.s.. 81 ss..s.t.s .s:srss e.. =
isst. Dexter. Dover 3 Foxarofi, bsares.
st. stephen, st. John aad Aroostook Ccanfy, aa1
sunday paper traia for wAssfylHs and ssasas q!
AVA. n.
The Might Pullman TraiAs rms saon way svef,
sight, Sundays incleded. but not 70 6kowhsgRi
% Monday norntass. or 10 Betfas', nexfav
or bs7ond Bangor, excepting 70 Bar Harbor. On
Sunday mornings.
The day express trains going East 1t sAs r. n
.nd West At 1910 A. NJ. run daily, Sundays h
GUIDED, between Boston, lewiston. Bath. 4ook
and, Bangor and St. john.
ACCOMMODATION TxsAIr fos Aagu,.s
lesyes BoutA Gardiner, SIS A. H.; LOO and 4.e
r. M; Gardiner, as 4. H.; f.i0 aud A.ss r. n.
Baloscil, CAV A. H.. In and ~ r. n.
ThrouEh tickets 70 California AAa Ill polsss
eosth and West NAP be had Of 3. n. walker
fioket agent, Augusta, tho only o<lee In Augusta
eciiiur ys all routes an6 oheoking eu bASxsse
free Of sppsnse.
rAYSOS IuCkkK. vise Free. = asuT Manager.
y. E. B0OTHBr. 9onT PAN. and Tlssss Ax't
rortiasd. May list. issi.
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American Vessels Iusgslly ship cssws
In the Domlniou.

OrrAwA, june 16.-Collsctoss Of Gus
toms ON the Atlantic coast Of the Dominion
have been notified 10 look out for three
Amsfican schoonefs, Sir Knights, Lady
Elsin and Flora Dillaway. The two former
were at 6hslburne, N. s.. and the latter st
harrington. n, g.. and shipped crews con-
trafy to the provisions Of the convention
Of 1878, none Of the vessels possessing .
license urdef the nodus vivendi which
would have entitled them to this privilege.
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Especial to III. Krrr...o JoO..Al.l !
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Especial TO the KESHrsso JogasAL.1
BELrAsr. June 1e Mr.. Persina Kelly,
sged s3. came here from Rocklard today,
having met with severe accident there
yesterday BY fall. Her arm vas broken
In two places and her elbow dilccated.
Hamilton Z Savage Of Portland. with
steam dfedge Plymouth Rick, arrived here
today to dredge the channel Of the east aide
Of the harbor. They have crew Of 20
men.
John r. Stesrus died very suddenly q
bis homs on Union street. this morning.
He retired lest night after IN ordinary DAYS
work ct his srade. bouss caspeptssing, feel.
ing ~ well ~ usual. but aroussd his family
about 8 o'clock saying be was very III, and
before help could b. sammoned he died.
Deceased vas prominent member Of the
Methodist church, FResmason and .
worthy and respected citizen. Ths fuperal
will be held tomorrow aftefnooa. His age
was 81 fears, and be lssvss wife and thres
children.
The Dana SsssapssilIs Csnpany bought
Of G. J. Hall and others, this morning, the
real estats On Front stsees, In this city,
formerly owned and occspied BY the
Belfast Foundry Coppsuy. the pfics being
$4,000. The properly complies the los,
buildings and wharf property now used BY
Mr.. Hall for his foundry, nschins shop and
granite works. A. the pfepsrsy hes On ex
tensivs wssef front, With vhasf as which
quite large vsssels can lie. with The railroad
tack exssndibs scfoss the lst In the rear
Of the buildisgs II o6srs ell needed facili-
ties for carrying on economically he bss-
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Hits--w orcesteY, L.; Lynn, 10. Errors-wof
cester, 6; Lynn,3. Tabor and Hayes; Sullivan
and Corcofan.
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HAaTyoAp, Coma. june l6 --East Hart
fefd hes been suffering iron ne scousas
cf diphlhsris. largely due ~ neglect 10
isolate ard report the cases. Eighksss pr
some have hsd the disease, mostly schoel
children. and II has been communicated
10 East Hartford elk desths have occurred; /;
Ia Manchester two. Three other casss IN
Manchester will probably prove fatal.
Most Of shs infection came fssm Esss Hart
ford by boy allowed BY The ply sicians 10
70 out after Ave days isolation. and Who
improved the opportunity BY going b
school. The health ofacer was NOT noliAsd
Of any cases until sfssf the physicisa Who
had attended the boy, himself had con-
tSacted The disease.
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Base sall P,aysr asa Fosssr.

New HAvss, Conn.,, Juns i6.-E. Henry
Dseher,sn base ball catcher, txtraditsd %
Philsdslphia and jailed this spring on sew.
ersl charges Of forgery, 10 ssain In trouble,
his body having been attached BY local
tailor. Decker again tried the napipula-
lion Of checks. passing one with u forged
sigoature Of Munson Bfes., and one signed
by himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17
Rec ssvsr foE tbs Equitable Lils 1nsuE.
anos Company.

NEW YoRK June Is -0sofgs B. Newell,
% referee Of the New York Equitable Life
Insurance Company, has 6ied . report
recommending the dissolution Of the COM
pany and the appointment Of John Miller,
its president, ~ receiver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

WAsaScros. d. C June Is --Psnsiens
hsvs been granted To- shess rssidsats q
Maine:
Original Isaiah g. Bonney. WIllian
Smart, Horace s MiiIs. Issiah G.. Pusing-
49, Gardiner ". DaiFynpIe. NssAAniel 4.
Baker; original widow, Ami ". Dsisn.
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MOAN, MURMUR, MUIR

What a bobbery you are
kicking up to be sure. All
you need is klckapoo Indian
Sagwa that will put new life
into you and purify your
blood and act on your stom-
ach, kidneys and liver. Sag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-17

Rheumatism and Chills and
Fever. The Indian says dis
ease is the beginning of death
Very true. How many die
from their own neglect just
because they are too Penurl-
GUS to spend a dollar to put
themselves ii perfect condi-
ton to meet epidemic or ex-
posure.
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FEMALE TROUBLES
Complicated with Liver ana kid-
nex Diseases. Cured by DXns's
6AreAparllia after the rront
noted Physicians failed.

SnCuGatoo VIII LIver anq KID
sArsapariiii after the nont
noted Physicians failed.
WAsHrxoros Mills, ME-, Dec 10, 's7.
Gests ~ For the last three wears l
have been suffering from complication
of Diseases, and have employed the most
skiifut physicians in the state, having been
treated by local physicians at home and by
physicians in Portland, Me. All my
physicians told me my disease
was 30 complicated. 1 could
never get well. And certainly ali my
medical treatment gave me no relief /
had NO appetite, bowels in bad state,
female trouble combined with liver
and kidney trouble, SO said my physicians.
! grew 40 weak and reduced, had done
no work for one year, when DR..
Tribou, my physician, at the time, advised
me to try DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Soon after trying 1t began to feel
wonderful change. commenced to gain
In flesh and strength, and after taking three
bottles felt like another person. InOw
feel well and strong and am able
to do all the work In q family of
eight. feel that owe my health en-
tirely to the wonderful curative
power of DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
] prize this valuable remedy highly, and
shall earnestly recommend II to all the
afflicted
I cannot say too much In Its praise for
all it has done for me.
Very truly yours,
Mrs. +. A. WENTWORTH.
Over three years have elapsed since the above
letter was written Mrs. Wentworth takes three
or four bottles of DANA'S EARSAPARILLA
each year to help Nature repel any attack upon
the citadel of Health, and result, enjoys
heavens richest blessing - GosHl Health.
s Go thou and do iikewise." Suffering one,
remember we GUARANTEE A CURE. Will
you try It,
Dana Sarsapariiia Co., BeIfast. Ne.