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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-04
Perverted Facts"

perverted Facts. "
hllOR ADVERTISER: In yester-
l'issue another scrlbbler elects
&d filth with a smattering or
fAps all Of his brains thrown
the compound. The product
atllles Perverted Facts" and
pm at the undersigned. It is
'older he withholds his name.
|1'ach a "perversion of facts" as
lS given would cause him to
y. " =, from respectable society,
w like Nebuchanezzar he would
90 that there is a God who
|gas
any take exceptions to my
"les, sermons, or writings, lei
|a DO SO over their proper
s'r then [ will be pleased tc
| <s@ and give all required ex'
~'''Ons' w. HAMMOND.
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Is 1t Gambling or What?

II Gambling or What?
L. EDITOR: | understand that
~ ''cent meeting in Honolulu q
'ul"n rose and gave a testi-
'OMeWhat like this: "I have
f. |? Which l did not once possess.
\, ''Cause | have stopped gamb-
II, NO|' some may be surprised
N nus used to gamble, for 1 never
Ia up1ey up on a game, never
"a p "a for keeps or bet on a
~, i "a yet l gambled in this
lSe ~ ~ the States [ bought a
Ii NJ" W. unllmproved land with the
|&SaessO u selling it as such. Now,
IijIap t Sl Court of one of the
|afn. etates has decided that
|4lisS91l IA 4 futures is gambling, and
/. lGeb h.. 'nat the sale of that land,
isi !; brought me no returns while
D. + Iva was a form of gambling"
|4aE sr na !, IN said to the
aeo5,. Stop gambling, then, by
have y When the speaker said
4 Am
ID bo Iold the speaker bought his
atpe naS stly. that is he used NO
ssoi, and Tdi'uaSlon to get the hus-
easferr u a, WIFE also, to sign the
/ saei 6as If a certain wife has
tel a a name to a certain deed
slter Jes esrtain theological prize.
tAe Ar'Of' may I ask the readers
aQbln"D 'tRTIsER what thew thinE
Ute ts : is as applied to rea'
'nsactions? INQUIRER,
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The Edison Monograph !
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No practice whatever is required to
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At least 5000 copies can be made from
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Music, sketching, mechanical draw
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Its range or scope of work is practi-
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done to perfection in addition to the
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RCall and see the machine in
operation.
II. W. HOBRON, Agent,
For the Hawaiian Islands,
2S24-y &c Fort St., Honolulu.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

'shAot hold ourselves responsible for the
-;nh made, or opinions expressed by ouI
siaaisnts,
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For Rent.

Cottages: Fort St.; SIG.
House of rooms; bath room; stabling;
all conyeniences. Large lot-open on two
streets; servants houses.
House of rooms, in nice locality. two
minutes from street car line; elegantly
fitted up with all conveniences; outhouses.
Cottage on Hotel street.
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advertisements.
O. A. STEVEN,
General Agent,
Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets
For Sale.

FUr SdI6.
Piikoi St.; fine corner Lot-level; water
laid on; fruit trees; fine building site
would cut into 3 separate Lots.
Kinau St.: Lot look 100, near Base Ball
grounds.
ficent view.
Queen St.: Lot with Houses and Store:
rents for $33. Price $3.50.
Beretania St.: S4x170ft. Price $500.
The cheapest buy in town.
Nearly an Acre of Land, 20 minutes
from town. $500.
Palama: minutes from street cars;
near Reform School; 48x110ft. Price 5000.
70 Acres Coffee Land: Maui.
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Money.

$1,000 to Loan about 18th November on
first-class security. Printed application
blanks for description of property can be
had at my Office.
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Stocks.

Inter-Island. Ice Co.
OSLO
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PAPER HANGING /

GIVE J. L. MEYER, THE PAINTER
~ call and have your paper hanging
done promptly and neatly. $50 Fort st.
P. o. Box 387. Nut. Tel. 662. 2S23-1y
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T. 0onsistency.U

: I, N. q Inc committee OF
s'osj 49, T. a. have certainly
~ lvg consistency is not a
VI recent action in per-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12
DAaA's SARsApARrLLa Cusssi
"eICKaR THAN I AM"
IL the Csussio DIage osis Senator
chandler Makes OF Green's Case.

Concord. N. H, March l1.-In bis
paper, the Daily MoDi'or, United States
Senator Chandler tonight continues the
controversy between himself and GallipSer
and Green, and replies 20 the speech made
by Mr.. Green in the House Of Representa-.
tivss on the 24th ult. in denial of the
charges made by Mr.. Chandler that cor
rapt bargain or bargains had been made be-
tween the two above-nRmed gentlemen and
prominent Democrats Of the State
In his speech Mr.. Green used some very
strong language toward Senator Chandler
and excused himself from still further ex-
posing Mr.. Chaud!er'J past record on the
ground tia. the gentleman was suffering
from iilness and was not respors ible for his
sets. Senator Chandler uuqusiifisdly denies
all iasinua,iona made against him by Mr..
Gre en-, says: II request every mortal man
who knows, or thiuks he knows anything
about me IN connection near or remote with
pending controversy; CT who has any let
tiers Of mine bearing thereon, to make them
pusl.c. 1 deiy all such insinuatiors.
That Gslliager aud Green, or any others
Of the coparsoers are holding back any
facts Injurious 10 me 10 an absurd idea. l
denoupce their suge estipns to that fleet IS
oossrdiee. Especially contemplate 10 it
t. sOggtst that facts or comments are held
back on account Of the condition Of my
health. i: is true the senatorial canvass
Of 1889 affs cted nv health. The false and
wicked charges of Gsllioger no doubt pro-
duced injurious and prcstratisg phy sical
effect. went to Csrlsbsd, came back
Reasonably restored and am now
fairly ell Mr.. Green need not fcrbear.
lie conducted q caucus assault uton me.
He b1:ted my domination as senator. He
began this fg,t; let aim not nov quit on
the prstence that sm not we'll. He 10 q
sioker man tbsa ! am. A large portion
OF Stnstor Chanol4f's article is devoted to
matters reIs,iDy to strictly personal CUES.
,iors in dispute between himself and Mr..
Green.
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PROGRAMME.



AZ the meeting of the city council holden
last evening. the following officers were
elected; CITY clerk. George A. Stafford;
city treasurer Ard collector, c. X. Tilden:
oyerseers poor, :. II. Whitcomb J. s.
Hsmilten, c. A. Cole; experimenting
school committee. Miss Emma +. French;
city solicitor, NJ. S. Spear; city marshal,
T.. ". Maddox; city physician. J. NJ.
Eveleta; street commissioner, S. II. Whit
comb, chief eng inesr, George W. Perkins :;
second engineer. Y. A. Day third engineer,
4. J. Jones; supt. public buildings, Daniel
Hsnscom; trustee cemetery, C. W. Tiiden !:
Night watch, j. s. Choste. John Leighton.
Board Of health, Il. W. Maddox. The fol-
los ing committees were appointed: Finance,
Aldermen Merchant, Counciimen OTIS and
Stodds.d committee on claims, Aldermen
Henderson. Counc;lnsn Bpdsell and
Tobey; fire. Alderman Quinn. Coupcilmen
Hayes snd Hutchinson; highways, Alder
msn Getcheli. Couuc ilmen GOULD and
Field; city property, Alderman Atkins,
CouDcimen A,hertan and Niles; schools,
Alderman Henderson. Coancilmen Otis
and Foley; sewerage, Alderman At.
kns. Councilman, Bodwell and Stoddsrd.
An order was rs.sed that the city mar
shsl devote his whole time TO the city,
during the ensuing year, providing
be nay employ Z suitable person -
bis deputy. said deputy TO be so situated
as TO be abie to answer all calls for his
. services ~ any time they may be required.
TIE Joint committees on schools and sewer
ages are new committees appointed this
year. The mex. meeting will take place
on Monday evening. March %.
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Convention OF tho Shoe Cutters
Upiop

MARLBORO, Msss., March ll--At the
afternoon session Of the convention OF New
England Boot and Shoe Cutters Protective
Union. about 40 delegates were present
IL was voted that this union unite with
other labor organizations to an action look
ing toward securing shorter hours of labor.
Voted that the Office of general secretary
be combined and fixed salary OF $1,000 a
year paid. Charles L Brock was elected
to the position, with headquarters at MARI
b0ro.
Officers elected for the ensuiog year
President. William Il. Coplin of Marlboro /;
vice-pre sident, Sumner Benvie of Dover,
N. H.; secretary, Charles E. Block of
Marlboro; treasurer. Charles A, Kinsiey Of
Stopeham; executive board, W. A. Redlon
of Great Falls, N. H., ard S. Tfuil Of
Stonehsm; Supreme Court, Z. A. Hastings
of Medford; associated judges, George
Lippir Of Marlboro and j. +. Irwin of Ma
tick; attorney, Charles +. Brock; clerk.
w. W. Walker, Cochituste; committee on
laws, Waredlon Lsloker ard G. Lspoite.
President Moulton declined reelection
The next convention will be held At Boston,
Sept. ., 1891.
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EXPLOSION AND FIRE
Damage Pittsburs Propslty to the
Extent OF Hail Million.

Prr1BuRG, Pa, March IL "A heavy
explosion of gas at II 30 toni ght, blew GU.
the rear OF J. r. Weldon & Co.'s building,
corner Diamond and Wood sIreets. In q
moment the entire fve-Etory building was
in flames. Every stream at the command
II the city was turned on without avail
and Allegheny was called on for aid
The building was destroyed with the entire
stock Of fine stationery, pictures, etc.
Several offices were nlse burned ont. The
board Of trade bniIdiDg jus. opposite, con-
tanning the X. G. Dan agency. Germsnis
Bsns, customs house md other offices,
esus5t Ere and were destroyed. The Wei
den bniiting wa. erected at = cos. OF $780,
600, sai was owned by David Gresg and
T. Morrison Heiss. Welden's loss on
stock is si25, 900; insurance, $50. 600.
Loss on the board Of trade buiiding, SIS
coo; insurance, ESQ. 600; Reinmaa's cafe,
ssl3oD and building. $50, 600; Korn blum,
optican. $40. 900; Caino Bros. 3 shoe store,
$50. 900 Heavy losses we're suffered by the
Dan Agency, Carnegie Bros. and Co.,
Offices OF the Chamber Of Commerce,
Board Of Trade and the interior Of the
Gtrmanis bank. which will run the total
loss up to half million dollars.
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New York Ffoducs Market

NEW YogK. March IL.
FLouE-Reoeipts. 1852 pkgs, exports. SIS
bbls; sales, 1880 Repeat quotations tncud
ing City mill extra, q 35ai5 SIS patent, Is i0s
t5 65 supertine, IS i5as3 75; eySra No. z, - 35s
% &c; winter wheat low grade. q 50att 90; Min.
nesota extra, - ioatt s.. SSptneEn dorr dali
rye fonr quiet.
WHkAr-Eecsipts 2IOoo exports soo2 ,; sale
10000, higher; No. 2 red III; No "a .ed, io,s
;o4i; No .red 100 aisas sev'f Il5l'ob i4lalidi
ieliv'd. No nard, :23i, No northern. :rsIaoi
RrB-Quiet. state. slas2; western. 7sasl.
SARLBY-Quiet with west; sales 600; No.
Milwaukee, slas2; Oswego No l, asaioo; No z
do, 81.
CoRy-geceipls, 1880 6xpo"., 73701: sslss
1900, hrmer, s.eamer, 7OA7el; MOI. 7oa7lA
store aud elevator. 7lla72A s6oat.
oArs-hecripts. $500, exports. /; ealcs
,as 900; steady; No 8, 57a5si, do white
Sias7; do white, by; mixed western, 56at9i
do white, 56a6l; white. s6a62: No. Chicago
jia57s.
CoFrgB-Iio, firm, active, i9,a2o
SUGAR-Raw firm, refined iirn; dSEs.d
fair; crushed eli extra crashed. S isa5 IS; whjts
extra Crushed, 5sa7-l5 out ioai 81; ETAnuated, q
PsrRoLEUN-0uiet al
PoRK-steady
BBEr-quict
LAnD-drn; western stssm, sS.o2, clos
ing % Oh city steam Is 60 refined QUIET eonncn,
% 00atG % ). A. S6.75.
BUTTEB-State dairy, IS q 81; 90 creamery.
% rs; western dairy. 10 rs; do creamery. 2.
a 81; do factory, i@ass.
BUrTxR-hetter dem. western dairy 7Aall. d.
creamery, I7a23.
CaEEsS-strong. fair de. State, salol; fancy
i0lalosc.
freishts to Liverpool quiet.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EoUAL PRIVILEGES.
Civil Rights Bill Passes Wisconsin
Legislature on Sszict Party Vote.

MADISON, Wis. March 1.-THE Assem-
bly, session today wss taken up with the
civil rights bill, which pu.s the black man
on an equality with white meu. An amend
ment restricting the provisions of the bill
to land and water traffic accommodation was
proposed by the Dsmocracts OF the judi.
clary committee. which was agreed to aud
the bill Us amended was passed BY strict
party vote.
The Democrats during the debate,
charged the Republicans with forcing this
issue upon the party in power after refusing
to pass il during their twenty. five years rule
in the state. The original bill made II =
criminal offense to refuse the privileges of
any public place TO the black man. The
amended bill applies only to inns and con-
vey ances by land or water, and makes i,
q penal offence.
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Cogonsr's Verdict on oprius nun M.
Disaster.

SPRING Hill. N. g.. March ll.-TSs
coroner's Jury resumed the investisatioa a
the recent mine disaster today and rsachsd
the verdict, THAT the late John Coaneetsa
and others came to their death BY the q.
plosion which originated in No. s Bord q
No. Balance in west side Of H.
west slope on the 2ist Of Febfuary, 1891.
We further believe thst said explosion va
caused by the flame from . shot Arsd n
said bord, igniling the coal dust and . on.
tain portion OF the gas which might have
been present At the time. We ALEC believe
that il was an unusual flame from said shot.
owing 10 clip in the stone. They believe
the explosion was accidental; no blsms
should be attached to the management FER
they took every precaution for the safsv
Of their workmen.
The jurors made the following recon.
memiatious: ''In the future, where
safety lamps are used and In vuy
dusty places, powder should not b
used. Gaseous portions Of the mine
should be examined by competent ofilcIsls
befare the men resume work after dinner
the local government procure for the use q
deputy inspector Of ruines, Shaw machine
for testing gas"
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American TfAns.Atlando steamers
Now In Order.

New York, March 1.-THE Seaboard,
for the current week, says that Austin Cor.
bin will establish this finest trans. atlantic
steamship line between this county and
Europe. by building eight $4,000 ton stssl
American steamships capable of attaining .
speed o. "a miles an hour. to ruu frou
Montauk Point. L. l., to Milfordhavss,
EuRlsnd. in five days. The article nv
forth that nothing has hitherto stood In ths
way Of the contamination Of this schens
except the inability Of Americans to run
the ships as chesp'y ~ do the Englah.
The passage of the postal subsidy blu.
which grants $40 mile to frstclass ships,
removes that disability from American a.
terprise. Within two years from THE tina,
II is expo cted that the fret ships Of this Line
viii be in commission. Mr.. Cofbin M
seen last night and asked IL the report NJ
authentic. He would only say he had not
authorized such q publication.
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Recommended TO Mercy.

New YoRK, March 1.-THE trial Of
James A. Simmons for embezslsnsst q
the funds Of the Sixth National Bal.
ended at lie tonight with . vsfdic =
guilty on the tirs. count in the indictness.
charging HIN with embezzling $40. 900 "
bonds. and not guilty on the remaiains
four counts; coupled with . recommends
ton by the jury to the mercy Of the court
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Pretty Ance Emerson Missias.

DOVER, N. H., MsYch ll,--Preitv Alice
Emerson OF Northwood, who has been at
work at South Berwick, hiss disappeared.
She came here on the stsgs last Friday
with Howard Kimbsll who says be left her
at the depot here. Her father ~Bs here
today looking for her. He says Kimball
returned home Saturday sni he believes
that he knows more Of her whereabouts
than he will tell. South Berwick and this
city have been searched BY bar father and
NOT trace Of her can be found.
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That PoItsmouth Tsagsoy Followed
by MarSiaso.

Portsmouth, N. II March ll.-InteIli.
gence is received that Charles W. Taylor
OF Portsmouth and Alice Lucas were mar
ried last week. Alice Lucas was Mrs.
Fred Helm, whose husband Killed Li, three
children and himself last fail, after shoot
ing and wounding Taylor.
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Death Of an Interesting Writer Of
Poetry ard History.

MONTREAL. March li.-John L'Esper-
snce, some 20 years of age, familiar
figure in Canadian literary circles, is dead.
He WAS born in St Louis, Mo-, 1856 aud
adopted the nom DO plume Of Lscls1a."
L'Esperance served ON the confederate side
in the civil wsr with the United States, ard
came to Canada upon the defeat Of the
cSrse he espoused. He contributed largely
to Canadian journalism, and was an inter
e;ting writer of poetry and history.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

Mr.. Andrews Of this city. ; student at
Co,by University, is one of the successful
teachers who torn this siff to good account.
He lately closed q very successful term Of
,nhcol i, RssdHeiG en- Friday Of last week.
and in the evening there was entertainment
by a. schs,Ass, also the presentation Of q
hsndsoue Asy bought BY them. One Of
ths small scholars made the presentation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

liz the Illustrated article in the Board Of
Trade journal for March, Supposed 20 shox
the advantages and attractions OF Water.
vile. And for which the publishers rscsiyed
estssea ECO and 800 dollars. there 10 nc
mention whatever made Of the churches CT
their pastors. II its design was 10 ind1cs
people 70 come 10 here, il would seem taai
the fact Of the church prcpery in the cssy
amounting to about SIS 900, and pastors
salaries annually aggrs gazing not far from
$40 600, ought TO have eeea incorporated
ia the sketch. Ia other paris Of the cSUn
try, when town 10 advertised, the church, 3
are placed smons the mos. prominent
features.
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Synagogue Coliapses Buryios Chill.
dion IL Rulns.

BERLIN, March IA. Menzei, Wes,
Phala, the gables Of the Synagogue which
have long been REGARDED 81 uns sfe being
subjected to strain during lhs recent
heavy snow storms, this morning. without
warning the g.bles collapsed and buried q
number Of cbili.en in the ruins. so far
the bodies OF four chtidren have been
recovered. The search at the ruins il
still procs edinR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

On Tuesday, during the day aud evening,
between 60 and 20 visitors called Al the
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms.
The association is growing in popularity
aod usefulness. Some neat invitation
cards are being circulated by the invitation
committee and more personal work is being
done than ever before TO build up the ssso-
citation and increase its membership.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

Kindness, IL nothing stronger, shosh ~
duce any one to use Dr.. Bulrs Baby Syfsp
fer the relief Of the diseases babies ~
suffice. to. Price only 2J cents bostes
Sofa every shefe.
Every time. unmis.skabiy, and certainly.
cslarrh ard ina1enzs yield 10 the mssteN
influence Of Old Ssuls CaiaYfh Cuss, -
safest remedy for these offensive disesseA
Price only % cents.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. March II.
FLOUR unchanged.
WHEAr-strooger, No. sprirg s9a99i.
No 2 red 9ss.0l.
CogN-stcady; No. Z. sii
OArs-quiet No. . i6Is50i
SYK-esae0.
BAKLEY-6sa72
PoRK-Closed al a.. 90sse %
LARD-lower ks5o.s5 90
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The California esnat oris, c ,ntest.

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March IL. - The
state legislature, ID joint session today. bal.
loted for United ststes senator with the
following result; M. N. Es.ee. 20; NJ. Ii
DeYoung, "a; Charles N. FELTON,, IS;
scattering, 20. Goncher, Democrat. who
under the Democratic CAUCUS arrangement
was substituted for Os.rom. received the
full Democratic strength--25
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Believed to be an Embs zslss

BosToN, March II Benz smin Bsssss.
recently discharged messenger Of ths
Shoe and Leather Bank Of this city Left Tor
parts unknown week Saturday. n
bank people now believe that be embssskd
$4,000 or $4,000 Of their money while work
ing for them. II is thought the dsughtsf
Of John Maxwell Of Winchester vss1
away with Barfows. - she dissppeassd
about the same time.
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Very L,rge Southern conoorn IN
Financial Straits.

Macon, Ga, March 1.-THE application
for q receiver for the Macon Construction
Company, one Of he ls,gest concerns in
the South, was filed last night. 1t IL be-
lieved that the embarrassment Of the com
pAny is only temporary, As the sseets are
very large. Within few days It's stock
has been sold for $50.
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Arrested tor illegal Bankios.

CHICAGO. Msrch ll-Charles Z. Cooe,
formerly an officer Of the defunct Park M
tionai Bank Of this city and part owner u
Park National went under, vss srfessea
today on requisiiion from Wiscoem
charged with illegal banking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

Un'il recently Consumption was cocae'
eisd ircurable, bus now people are essss
mir to realize that the tisesse 10 mot isesf'
able. The cue Of Ccnsumption 10 -
miracle, now. DR.. Pisrce's Golden Mo-
cal Discovery will cure IL. II tsksn 10 D.
and given fair trial. This wosld-rsnevnes
remedy will not make new luDgs. ~ Z
will restore diseased ones to . healthy -
when other means have failed. 1hs1ea1D
grstefu!ly testify "a this. Il b she -
potent tonic, or stsensth-Ssssesss. alosss
tive, or blood-cleanser, and nutElovs. q
hesh builder. known to medical seisace- ~
weak lungs, spitaing Of blood, ''llvss 60
tlatnt." and dyspepsia. o. indirsass, = =
an unequalsd remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

T.. A. Pendlston WAS in town yesterday
with piece Of silver and gold smelted TO-
gether. which he claims came from his
mine a. Beech hill. The metals were
smelted from lG pounds Of ore secured By
drilling h)ie d fee. long and l l-2 inches
in diameter. If the statements Prov cor
rect, il would seem that Mr. pendleton had
struck o boBspzs right in his door yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-12

The regular meeting Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance League will be
held this afternoon at 8 O'Clock in the Bap-
t.st vestry. II is desired that there be .
full attendance Of all the members. There
seems to be no abatement of zeal on the
Part Of this most excellent organization.
rhsy are masking magnificent record Of
seoS deeds dore.