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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-07
Acknowledgements.

The editors acknowledge the receipt Of
the following publications:
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for Feb.
rusry. An interesting number Nev
York: Mrs. Frank Leslie. ITO Fifth
Avenue; S3 90 per yesr.
New England Magazine for February
One of the most valuable and thoroughly
Representative publications that comes to
our table. In character OF contents and
beauty and appropriateness of illus,ra-ions
il in ffss-class. Boston: New Eugland
Magazine Corporation. IS Federal St. IS 90
Q year.
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Mrs.. Henry Breen has returned from q
visit in Boston.
Rev. r. W. jenkins Of Gardiner, was in
town Yesterday.
Mr.. j. J. Nissen Of Portland is visiting
Mr.. Will Perkins for few days.
Capt. Boynson Of the railway mail ser
vice, residing in Bangor, was in tie city
yesterday.
DIR. X. ]. Martin, who has Just returned
from Germany, arrived 10 the city last
evening. Mrs. Martin accompanied him
from Boston.
A very good portrait Of Col. Algernon S.
BAngs Of this city, Grand Chief Templsr
Of Maine Of the order Of Good Templars,
appears in the February number of the
Maine Temperance Record.
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For the kennebec Journal
IN MEMoRIAM


Father, though earthly comfort fails
Yet praise shall rise to Thee
Thanks that her suffering now IL Ger,
Thanks for the soul set free,
Thanks for the memory that endures
A guiding star to be.
Grant, though the veil be closely drawn
She may be near them still
That memories of her life and love,
Their hearts and home may I'LL,
That they may own, fer her dear sake.
The mercy OF Thy will.
All, selfish sorrow will not pass,
Though hers is past AWAY
gu, Time shall bring the touch of calm
Thy peace, for which we pray.
Couteutment with the dusk of earth,
Since for her breaks the day,
II. F. NJ
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Church Notices.

Rev. A. Battles Of Bangor, will preach
1t the Uaiversaiist church ct the usual hour
tomorrow. Sabbath school Immediately
following.
At Friends' Chsp:l, there will be a social
service on Sunday evening at o'clock,
and prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 100.
Unitarian church. Services in the morn
ing at 10 30. Sunday school at I2 NJ. Sub
ject Of discourse, THE SOUL Seats free
this church.
At Free Baptist church; Preaching BY
Prof. A. w. Anthony of Bates College
Sabbath school and evening service as
usual. All are invited.
At the Methodist church 945, class
meeting; 1880. sermon by the pastor,
subject. inactive Orthodoxy 1905,
Sunday school; 6, League prayer meeting
for young people; 7, gospel service.
Strangers especially invited.
st. Marks church. Quinquagesima Sun
day, holy communion : A. M, morning
service with sermon 10 30 A. M. Sunday
school 2.3O Z. NJ. First evensong with
catechizing z. M; choral evensong with
sermon 2. NJ. Ali cordially invited.
Congregational church. Worship a1d
sermon 10 80 A. M. Sunday school Ia
A. M. Y. 2. S. &. +. meeting P. M.
Praise service and sermon. Rev. J. G..
Merrill, d. D., of Portland will occupy
the pulpit tomorrow in exchange with the
pastor.
At the First Baptist church: Morning
worship and sermon by the pastor at 10 80
A. M. Sunday school with adult classes
at IL NJ. Y. p. S. C. +. meeting at r.
NJ subject The Power Of Gods Word
in the Heart" At o'clock the pastor will
preach particularly to Young people. Cor
dial invitation extended to ALL
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All are entitled to the best that Their
money will buy, so every family Shout
have, ut once. bottle of the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, to cleanse the sys
tenn when costive or bilious. For sale ii
soc and sl.00 bottles by all leading drug
gists feb2d&Rfolrm
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For several years. in the spring months,
| used to be troubled with drowsy, tired
feeling, and dull pain in the small Of my
back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able to walk, the least sudden motion
causing me severe distress. Frequently.
boils and rashes would break out on various
parts Of the body. By the advice Of friends
and my family physician, began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla and continued it till the
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica-
ted."-L. W. English. Montgomery City. Mo.
my system was all run down; my skin
rough and of yellowish hue. tried various
remedies, and while some Of them gave me
temporary relief. none of them did any per-
manent good. At last began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. continuing it exclusive
ly for considerable tine. and am pleased
to say that it completely
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The Best Sslve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChspPed Hands, Chilblains,
Corn., and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. l,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cent per
box. For sale by Bowditch Webster 4 &c.
sug6eod&wly
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Marrnib.


Ausus,s-Feb. s, a. St. Marks church BY the
Rev Walker Gwynn. Charles W. Freeman to
Eaith N. Harding, and John Hodgdon 10 Eva
Foster, all of Augusta.
SAGAnAHoC.
Gsorgetown-Jan. IS, Mr.. Lleweilyn J. Oliver
and Miss Susie D. Mari, both Of Gsorge;ovn.
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What 5 . 5 Got s to S Swan?

The Sale and Exchange Journal contains de
seYiptions of property and addresses of the own
ers Of stocks Of nnerehsndise. fsrms. wild lands,
miis. hotels, city property, live stock, etc every
thing, everywhere. for saie and TO trade. Iarxe
list Of buyers. Subscription, al.so GER year, with
free advertising space TO subscribers- Sample
copy. Is cents. Address, THE JOURNAL, Ne
dale, IOWA. Ian51dAwfm
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The supper and sociabe at the Congre
gaticnsl chapel last evening was success,
as 10 always the case with like occasions in
this society. large number were pres
ent and very pleasant evening was passed
he all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-07

An entertainment under the auspices of
the Sons Of Temperance was given in Gold
en- Cross Hall last evening. A small but sp-
preciative audience were present and en-
joyed the following programme; Recits-
ton, Ralph c. House; dialogue, "Woman's
Blindness; recitation, Inez Hill; vocal
solo. by Miss Mertie Bryant; recitation,
James W. White; piano solo, Miss Halves,
A farce entitled Beware Of Pedlers" con-
cluded the programme. Ice cream and
cake entertained the inner man.
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@iieo.
EI.AIRLRI vi

PortIand-Jau. "a, John S. Tenant. aged Il
wears, months IL days; Jan. rs, Mrs. Sarah A
Foster. aged 81 years.
kuigbtyile, Cape Elizabeth, Jan. "a, Irene X
y, wife of Charles W. Goddard, aged 81 years
4 months.
Sebago-Jan. 10. Eiiie Poor. aged 81 years, old
eat daughter OF Leander A. Poor.
KESssBEC.
Ben,on-Feb. 5, Mr.. Joseph Il. Smith, aged "a
years.
Mt. Vernon-Feb. 4, Benjamin b. Dudley, aged
~ wears; Feb 4, Mrs. James G. Davis, aged g.
years.
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DON'T GIVE Up

The use of Ayers SarsapariIla. One bottle
may not cure fright or complaint of
years; persist until cure is effected As a
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine
With many people, the effect is Immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others. and the curative process may. there
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse-
verance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
stubborn blood diseases Weld to
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RfvK1sfpK

0Abk8DkOE.
Ths event Of ths season in this quie.
village vas the celebration Of the 1872
Wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mr.
Hiram Potter, on Monday evening. Feb. 2,
BY more shsn hundred friends Who Assem-
bled to psy their respects 70 their old time
friends and former Fssidenss They we're
sufprised - they opened their doofs on The
friendly crowd and amazed, vhea Mr.
Wynnofsky presented them. In behalf of ths
friends assembled, witt 3 pai- Of easy chaifs
Mr.. Potrsrs accepted them in his usual
happy manner, exssndioz to the friends )
most cordial welcome, after which Mfs-
Morton read an original poem appropriate
to the oecasion. Ice cream ~as furnished
BY Wallace s. Weeks, whose "freezs.s'
were ike s'the widows cruise of OIL inex-
naustsbie. Cake trays bent beneath their
luxurious burdens, and merrimens prevaiied
I'LL the wee hoars Of morning were close
u hand
VAssALsoRo.
The following officers Of Golden Anchor
Lodge, I. o. G. T. we're installed las,
Monday evening by L. D., VI. T. Higgins
c. T.. Z. NJ. Higgins; v. T., Miss Pneb.
Brighsman; Sec. Misc Sarah r. Bright
man; A. s.. Frank 3. Higgins; F. S
Frank BarTovs; T.. L. A. Gilbert; Chap
Mrs. Abbie Haskell: S. j. T., Mrs. Mar,
A. Higgins; Guard. 6. s. Barows; SEN:
L NJ. Durham.
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RICHMOND.

The Richmond High School. class of 81
have decided to give their play place,
Gold" 90 Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, At tbe
Opera House.-John Merrill Post G. A. r.
will hold fair at the 0per. House, Feb
1919.
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Cured NJ e.


l presume my liver was very much cut or
order. and the blood impure in consequence
l feel that l cannot too highly recommend
Ayers Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted as /
was."-Mrs. n. A. Smith, Glover, VT.
For years I suffered from serofula and
blood diseases. The doctors prescriptions
and several so-called blood-purifers being Of
10 avail. was at last advised by friend to
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. did so, and now
feel Ike new man. being fully restored to
health.T-C. n. Frink, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Ayers SarsapariIla
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. AVER { co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81. .ix IS. Worth Is bottle.
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Spectral AohertIss ,sists

Small advertisements, not exceeding foer tines
soHin9 under the head OF WAxrSp. fog SAi.s.
To LET, LOST, &c., viii be inserted two times TO-
IS oents three tiraes for Is o. nts lad ems week se
80 cents, advance payment.
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Representative Keegan spoke in behalf o.
the appropriation for . road in the towns Of
Grand Isle and Madawa,ka.
An act has been introduced to increase
the civil jurisdiction of the Old Town
municipal court from 600 to $500.
No one appearing in behalf of petition
for hsrbor commissioner in Bath. the COM
mittee on commerce adjourned to next
Friday.
Representative Edgerly of Princeton
asked for $500 to aid in building roads in
Indian township for substantially the same
reasons.
A bill has been introduced BY Mr.. Savage
Of Auburn to reduce the appropriation for
the labor bureau for the ensuing two years
from $4,000 to $1,000.
c. II. Lovejoy, Esq messenger OF the
Senate has been granted leave of absence
till wednesday next. in order that he may
settle the years Affairs Of the town Of Sid
ney where he is chairman Of the board Of
selectmen.
Fewer bills than usual were presented at
the session yesterday, and except for the
close ontess in the House on the adjourn
ment question ard the debate in the Senate
on the bill changing the law - regards no
lice to certain officers Of towns or cities in
the case Of accidents caused BY defective
highways, the session was comparatively
devoid Of interest. Speaker Wiswelt sta
ted that in his opinion Al adjournment Of
one branch without the consent Of the 9TH
er from Friday to the following Monday
would be unconstitutional. Section ls Of
article Of the constitution provides that
"Neither House ,hall, during the session.
without the con.ent Of the other, adjourn
for more than two days" The Speaker
stated that as q session might legally be
held On Sunday, that should be counted
- one day, and that An adjournment from
Friday to Monday would therefore be more
than tvo days. The final concurrence OF
the House with the Senate obvisted the ne
cessity of direc: ruling on the subject.
The most amusing incide0 Of the ses-
sion was the sudden decampment Of Rep
resentstive Porte, Of Bangor yesterday.
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St0GsDS IT'S OWN P4AIsEs-CaPE-
- TOT. SQUARE. Augusta. The great sale
OF lots going on all winter demand uupreredpnted.
great surprises Ia come, building operations
ior 1891 already begun safe, healthfui, con
yenicnt, popular, Progressive, reasonable For
plans, popular prices and al particulars apply TO
HESaN g. STABLES. apdol Square.
& feb7dlws
YNOR sALE-Seal Presses. Rubber Hand
T. stamps. Self linking and Dating stamp,
Stamp Pads, Linen Markers. &c. CHAs. FLETt uER,
State House. Augusta, a aine. feb5jf
E1"W SALE-the practice and house OF Apply
l. stefan, located in an active, growing town In
Maine, at low price For particulars call upon
or address, JAMES ". GnEtfI, NJ. D., " Grove
street. Augusta, Maine. feb4dlw
I5OK SiLE-A house lot on Elm street. Ap
II ply to Mrs. l.. A. Mason, II GUNNER street.
feb2,liw+
NOR SAIE-Fresh Cut Flowers for any Oc
I cason Choice Rose Buds, Carnations and
Funeral Flowers are specialties by 7. Horne. al
Il. R0wses ieweiry store Augusta, Maine.
jan2ed2w'
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ice TOOLS FOR Sale.

luk luULN run NALE.
Complete outfit. most Of them as good as new
EOR sALE-A heavy corrugated Iron Fur
mace. 1t burns wood four feet long Suit
able for a grist mill, meetinghouse small fao
tory. Apply to A. D. WARD, Augusta.
noyls1l
E1OR SAIIE-several house lots on capitoi
x Street Easy terms: inquire OF faoMAsJ y;
T7OR sAI.E-Csrriages and Road -osris.
L J. Z: FuILnn.s Grocery Store: dsc.Gti
T!Os sar.I5--Rouses III different parts of tht
= city. ranging 10 price from @doo 20 s;oeo
Aiso good farms in thie city and elsewhere. April
at the Office OF j.. y. ycGG, Atty AZ Law an
Dealer Ia Real Estate. ieb2sdtt
TO LET
ITO LET-Iouse. i2l, Grove 81. Apply to
i HoEACE NoRrM. fcbedif
ITO LET Foul. nice pleasant rooms on stone
i street, East side. for two only. Apply 10
Feb2dtf ars. J. ii. NGRixziK.
FJ,O LET-One large furnished room, Is Gage
j sireet-'rst floor. feb2dlwa
EsOR RENT-Or for sale on miscellaneous
small house on Dayton street. Inquire of A.
v. anlre -. IeDxoI
ITO LET-Two furnished rooms, ote of which
i is front room heated by furnace. 70 sewaH
street, Augusta. Maine. jAn2idtf
ITO LET OR FOR sALE-oa easy tcrtns.
4 two houses In Augusta Inauirl o. A. n
GODDARD, ISL Water A.. noy22dft
no LET-For storage or mans featuring pur
l. pose, the old academy salsi,ns. +nd OF The
bridge, handy 10 Water sl3tst. = .pisi % ". II
= -. 49,
ITO asENy--1he rooms aoY oseupled 60 the
4 Pension OGiee ofef mp store. coatssa az
fire rroof vaBlt elDsets ard shter. Eatfsnst
N front aud rem sS-2SeE b. REsKEtt.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-05

Collector L. A. Hughes is in receipt Of
q telegram from Prescott announcing the
sad news that Benjamin T. Luccock,
chief deputy revenue collector for Arr
IONA, died there night before last. The
deceased was quite we'll known here and
at Wagon Mound where he formerly was
located as manager Of cattle company.
His age was about 36 years, and death
was caused by typhoid malarial fever.
Mr.. Luccock will be remembered as one
Of the chief applicants for the collector
ship of this territory. His wife, who is a
niece of Hon. Ben Butterworth, is at
present in Ohio. A telegram states that
brother OF the deceased was with him
at the time Of his death, and the remains
will be taken east for interment.
News is also at hands that Will M. Nc
Clure, native of Santa Fe, and six years
ago clerk in Lucas jewelry store here.
died at Puebla, Mexico, on the 9th ult.
He was Al years of age. His mother,
Mrs. Flora Mcclure, and Mrs. Ed. West,
and Mrs. May Williams and Mr.. George
Mcclure, brother and sister, and Mrs.
Mitchell, his aunt, live at Watrous.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-05
PERSONA AL.

Capt. Henry Brace, of Warren, Pa, is
at the Exchange.
I'D. O'Brien, one OF San Pedro's most
active mining men, is in town on bust
ness trip.
Don Patricio Chavez, leading citizen
of the Abiquiu region is in the city on
business.
Grant Rivenburg left yesterday for
trip to Missouri, where he will purchase
large supply of nursery stock.
At the Palace: H. B. Ryerson, New
York Fred A. Cimersn, E. S. Slower, AL
buquerque; V. G. Mills, Pueblo; Hiram
Hsdley, Las Cruces; Lorien Miller, Albu-
querque.
E. II. Folger, for years connected with
the New MEXICAN and one Of the best
typos in the land, got in to-day from
Kingston where he has been engaged for
the past year.
Capt. F. A. Cimeran, a popular gentle
man and connected with the pay depart.
ment of the U. s. army, was in the city
to-day FROM Albuquerque on official
business.
Hon. E. s. Slower, president of the
University of New Mexico, and men,
Der of the territorial board of education
came up from Albuquerque this morning
and is at the Palace.
Prof. Hiram Hadley, president OF the
Agricultural college at Las Cruces and a
member of the territorial board of educa.
ton, arrived this morning from the south
to attend the meeting of the board.
Col. ]. Frank Chavez, accompanied by
his family, left last night for Los Lunas
to settle up his business preparatory to
taking charge of the penitentiary as sup
erintendent. He returns about April 4
next.
Lorion Miller, of Albuquerque, is in the
city stopping at the Palace. He is the
agent of the American Book company at
Chicago, and is here in the interest Of
that company and anxious to furnish text
and school books for New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

At the meeting Of the Carleton post,
G. A. r., last night, Louis Hafner be-
came full fedged member. He first
enlisted August 81, 1861, in the Sd United
States infantry and re-ealisted June %,
1869, in the band Of the 18th U. S. in
fantry, from which service he was dis
charged July 10, 1888, on surgeons
certificate of disability.
Capt. Johnny Ayers has telegram
announcing that party Of eastern friends
will arrive tonight and inspect his Aztec
springs property with q view to purchas-
ing the same and converting it into q
suburban mountain resort. He has q
force of men at work cleaning up the
grounds and developing large flow of
water from the springs.
Santa Fe note in the Ration Reporter !:
Santa Fe is now making an effort to in
corporate. This is good move for the
town. 1t is burning shame that the
capital Of the territory and oldest city in
the union is not provided with the means
of self government.
The law committee on city incorpora-
ton, Messrs. Wedeles, Hughes and Geo.
w. Knaebel, met yesterday at the latter's
office and began work on its report which
is to be presented to the mass meeting
of citizens at the court house on Monday
afternoon next.
The insurance agencies of Paul Wunsch.
mann & Co. ana W. G. Simmons & Co,
are removing into new quarters in the
newly rebuilt Delgado block. Half of the
room will be occupied by Mr.. Weber as
a real estate office.
The Santa Fe Gym. associa ton is con.
sidering the scheme of removing its rooms
up town, and will probably take the
Adams building now being vacated by
Mr. Hickox.
The Lookout, an amateur paper by
Gus. O'Brien, at Santa Fe, is the latest
venture. The worthy young man de
serves encouragement and progress
Ration Range.
Having on hand a small surplus be
longing to the plaza improvement fund
Capt. Sol. Spiegelberg is to-day devotint
it to having the trees in the plaza pruned
What citizen will send his teams up thu
canon and bring down mountain ash snt
laurel trees for the school children to Sc
out on arbor day?
id. Allan has leased the room front
ing on the plaza formerly occupied b.
John Gray and will establish real estat
Office therein.
Mass meeting to discuss city incorpora
ton at the court house on Monday mex
at p. m.
The spring-time base ballists are be
ginning to crawl out.
Remember Monday at 4 p. M, an
don't fail to be there.
The outlook is bright for city incorpors
ton. Push it
| Several cases of la grippe in town.
Prepare to plant fruit trees.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-03-05
INDIAN DEPRECIATION CLAIMS.
Main Points In q New Congressional Act
of Moment to New Mexico Citizens.

Residents of New Mexico have an in
terest amounting to S., 900 900 or $6,oOo,-
900 in the new act relating to the settle
ment of Indian depreciation claims. They
are, therefore, much concerned in learn
ing something of what the new law con-
tains.
The adjustment CT these claims, which
in the aggregate amount to some $22, oOo,"
900, is turned over to the now existing
court of claims, which is given authority
to inquire into and finally adjudicate, in
the manner provided in this act, all claims
of the following classes, namely:
First. All claims for property of citi-
zens of the United States taken or de-
stroyed by Indians belonging to any tribe
or nation in amity with the United
States, without just cause or provocation
on the part of the owner or agent in
charge, and not returned or paid for.
"Second. Such jurisdiction shall also
extend to all cases which have been ex-
amined and allowed by the interior de-
partment, and also to such cases as were
authorized to be examined under the act
of congress making appropriations for
the current and contingent expenses OF
the Indian department, and for full
filling treaty stipulations with various
Indian tribes for the year ending June
80, 1886, and for other purposes, ap'
proved March 3, 1885, and under subse.
quent acts, subject, however, to all limi.
tations hereinafter provided.
''Third. All just offsets and counter
claims to any claim of either OF the pre-
ceding classes which may be before such
court for determination.
"Sec. 2. That all questions of limita
ton as to time and manner of presenting
claims are hereby waived, and no claim
shall be excluded from the jurisdiction
of the court because not heretofore pre-
scented to the secretary of the interior OF
other officer or department of the COVE. n
ment: Provided, That no claim accru
ing prior to July /, 1865, shall be con
sidered by the court unless the CLAIM
has been allowed or has been or is pend
| ing, prior to the passage OF this act, be
fore the secretary of the interior, or thu
congress of the United States, or befor'
any superintendent, agent, sub agent O.
commissioner, authorized under any &c
of congress to inquire into such claims
but no case shall be considered pending
unless evidence has been presented there
IN; and provided further, That all claim
existing at the time Of the taking effect O
this act shall be presented to the court b.
petition, as hereinafter provided, within
three years after the passage thereof, o
shall be thereafter forever barred" etc.