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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

THE action of the National Union
Conference at Cincinnati says the Phila-
delphia Herald points to a third party in
1892. Previous experience with efforts
to form political organizations outside of
the two leading parties leads to the in
ference that the new party will not cut
much of a figure in American politics
except by its action in drawing votes
from either the Democratic or the Re
publican camps.
The strength of the new organization
comes from States hitherto solidly Re
publican, but III which of recent Years
there has been Z remarkable change in
public sentiment. Kansas and Nebras-
ka furnished the bulk of delegates, the
other large contributors being Missouri,
Indiana and Ohio. The latter two
States being close to the convention city,
It was easy 10 secure the attendance of
the delegates
The effect of the Granger revolt has
been felt in both Kansas and Nebraska,
and If the third party is in existence in
IN 1892 the Republicans have 10 face a
complication which will upset all former
calculations and make them unable to
concentrate their strength upon any of
what were formerly known as the doubt
full states. In fact, the debatable states
VIII be greatly multiplied, and all the
fat that can be fried out of protection in
dustries will not be sufficient to make
good the great losses which the third
party will infiict upon the Republi-
cans
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

AT the close of the war there were
about 100000 veterans. The census
returns show about l ,2o0, 900 now Iv-
ing. The pension rolls carry about 800, =
600. The deaths of pensioners reported
to the pension bureau aggregate about
5000 annually, but by no means all the
deaths of pensioners are reported. Not
more than four-ffths are 50 reported, and
the pension Office only ascertains the
death of the other 1000 by continued
absence of the pensioner on pension
payment day. 1t is fair, from the ratio
OF pensioners TO veterans, 10 presume
that fully 80, 900 to 10000 old soldiers
are dying off annually. They will go
much fasteE in the next ten years than
~ any other period before.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

NOTWITHSTANDING the Republican
leaders IN their promises before the cleo
ton were enthusiastic in favor of ballot
reform, and the platform of the party
adopted ballot reform rs one of the
leading issues in its appeals to the peo-
ple, the Altoona Tribune a leading Rep
ublican paper in this part of the state on
Wednesday says: We regret to say that
but a single Republican member of the
state Senate has shown the least inclina-
ton to give the people genuine ballot
reform law, and he halls from West
moreland county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

Ten thousand people paid so cents
each TO witness the flight of the Chicago
air-ship" at Omaha, Nebraska on sun
day at the fair grounds. After the
crowd had gathered inside, Profs. Bush
and Todd securely locked the gates so
that their audience could not get out,
rakei the pile of money into sack, and
jumping on horses already arranged for
their escape, were out of the city before
their flight was discovered. When the
crowd discovered the deceit, the cases
supposed 70 contain the air-ship were
torn to pieces and only old paper was
discovered.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

The Philadelphia Ledger says that the
plush weavers in the employment of ] l..
& J. Dobson have appointed a commit
tee to wait on the firm and protest
against the employment of number of
female weavers who recently arrived
from Bradfort, England. This firm Sc
cured large additional protection from
the new tariff law, and it seems to us
that they might divide the benefit with
American laborers instead Of hiring a
lot of cheap English female weavers as
they stepped off the emigrant ship
weavers whom j. & ]. Dobson very
probably imported under contract &c
work for less than the usual American
rate of wages.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

IN q recent speech ut Buffalo, y. Y,
Ex-President Cleveland said: Il believe
the most threatening figure which to-day
stands in the way of safety of our Gov
ernment and the happiness of our peo-
pie is reckless and wicked extravaganza
in our public expenditures. 1t is the
most fatal of all the deadly brood born
of governmental perversion. II hides
beneath its wings the betrayal of the
peoples trust and holds powerless in its
fascinating glance the peoples will and
conscience. Itsfurther and most lamen-
table effects is to be seen in the readi-
ness Of the masses of our people, who
are not dishonest, but only needless, TO
accustom themselves to that dereliction
in public place which it involves -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

JOHN BARDsLEY City Treasurer of Phil
adelphia, who was known before his
election to that office as Honest John
has gone wrong and has resigned his
office. There don't appear TO be m uch
left in the office except the furniture and
safe. About million and = half of
dollars have zone where the "woodbine
twineth" and Honest John" Is now at
home, too sick to appear and explain.
About one million dollars of the missing
money belongs to the state of PennSyl-
vanis and the balance 10 the city of
Ph;iadelphia. Who his successor will
be or how he will be appointed seems to
be n mooted question and Will likely
have TO be settled in the Courts Gov
Pattison claims the right to make the
appointment and on Monday appointed
Redwood Wright to fill the vacancy
The County Commissioners and the
City Councils also claim the right to ap-
point and will in all probability, appoint
some other person.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29
The Third Party.

All that the Democratic party can lose
by third party is something of what it
might have gained otherwise, but the
Republican party will necessarily suffer
from any general third party movement.
Democratic changes for success will not
be lessened. Indeed, they may possibly
be increased, though large third party
vote would have the effect of breaking
the force of the fall for the Republicans
by dividing the opposition and preventing
such tremendous showing of forces
against Radicalism as was made last
November.-S. Louis Republic.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

\ CIRCULAR has been issued appealing
for aid for the cokers in which tits stated
there are $50 families in the coke region
who are homeless and penniless and who
are living in stables, barns and coal
sheds. 1t appeals for aid to relieve their
imperative wants. Work is being re-
sumed throughout the region as fast as
possible. 1t is estimated that fully 1000
men who were prominent in the strike,
lost their places during the recent
strike
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

Ir is reported that the Italian minis
ter of foreign affairs has gone to Milan
in order to obtain the kings signature
10 decree advancing the duty on pet
roleum. This step is being taken on ac-
count of the large quantities of petrol
cum which are EN- route to Italy from
the United States.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

\ DISASTROUS cyclone swept through
Audrain county. Missouri, last week
devastating section of y miles long
and mile broad. \ dozen persons
were killed and over one hundred injur-
ed. Fifty dwellings are reported wreck
ed. In every case the destruction has
been complete and in many cases the
unfortunate victims lose home, crops,
farming implements aud live stock.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

SECRETARY FOSTER has got near
enough to the verge of that Treasury
chasm to announce that he Will purchase
no more four-and-a-half per cents that
are not due. The present outlook is
that when they fall due he will be COM
pelled to announce that he cannot pay
them even then.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

IT is about time the people of Phila-
delphia would get q change in the ad-
ministration of their municipal affairs.
The election of few Democratic officials
might save them something out of the
wreck
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

FARMERS of Piedmont county, West
Va, are getting greatly alarmed at the
appearance of millions of grasshoppers.
Clouds of them fill the air, and whole
fields are destroyed by them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

THE Constitutional Convention bill
passed finally in the House on Monday.
There was no debate and the vote stood
162 toe.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

AIPHoSsUs TAFT, ,ex-se cretary Of war,
ex-attorney general and ex-minister to
Russia, died at San Diego, Cal, on
Thursday of last week.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

On TUESDAY, at Tallahassee, Florida,
United States Senator Wilkinson Call
was re-.iected &. the United Slater Sen
ate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

President Harrison has Issued
proclamation opening 10 public settle
ment 1,600,000 acres Of land in North
Dakota
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29
WIN. F. CABLEX CO..


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54 inch Turkey Red Damask at 25 cents per yard.
5S inch Turkey Red Damask at 81 1-2 per yard.
So inch Red and White Plaid Damask at SO cts. yard
Danask Towels 20x40 inches u l-2 each.
Knotted Fringe Towels 20x4O inches II cents each.
Knoted Fringe Towels 24x4S inches 25 cents each.
We recommend the Huckaback Towel for
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We offer lot "a Turkey Red Covers received @ COL
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Full line of Plain white and Fancy Barred Muslin 25c
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You are invited to visit Stores.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

PENNSYLVANIA counties owe -, ,s4I.5s4.
all told
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

TARM FOR RENT. .-,
II The subscriber offers for rent A.s ~
in Munster township. along the .ihe .,, o. ~.
Ebcnsburg & Cresson railroad, an"u. ~,
miles from CreSson. Farm cunla.I,., -sr-
20 acres, about 60 cleared. Pos. So. ~. ,ts
en- on lst Of April. Call on ur -'1''
the subscriber at LOrettO. Pa ..,aV
Feb. %, 1891.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

LNOR SALE.
Il The undersigned viii gell ~ rr.vsfe Hs
pieces Of real estate situat. 60 Munster fosu.iig
Cambria county. Pa eonts'uiuE re.ue"r7tl
sixty six and e nF-hve Aeres and allowance. t.
property e. improved and ia good sfIrg NJ --i
tivattnu. and viii be sold At "a reasonable rrrt
and upon essv terms. For FUr'u,r particular
call or or address Alvin EyGn7. + Heu-HH-I. FL
or LII Il = ktUIUiLR~
peccrn her IL lsp0 L..r,fTH h
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29
WOOI d! Wool !

l want FIVE THOUSAND pounds q |or-
tub washed nr uuWashsd. Ney lIghest ifee
VIII be paid, either cash or mercBsbiIse
CARON LEhHklr
ms22 2m. Lilly Station, Csmtr.a tO-fA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

TOR SHERIFF. ...r1iltn Z
l. / hereby spn"unce nys ~ =. I,-lnc.''
Shertrf. subject 20 the oecl-lou, mn GRAl
primary election. Jo- isgi
carroll own. Pa March nm lA'4 -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

NOTICE Is hereby Rf-en that tie '1llouit9 y
~ count has been flled In the Count D' O.,
l'leas Of cu mbriA county. - and vii roul
by said Court on the nrst MONDAY ui June .'-
unless cause he shown 20 the contrary. ,.,..
First and nnul sccC uRt Of Joseph J. p1-A-'
J. G. DARBi..
Ebensburg. Pa. MAY sth. 1891 4t. H'--
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-29

GEO. NJ. REApE
W ATrORNEY-AT Ia W, Pr,s-
srOfioe on Centre street. r~H' =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
DEvINE & COUGaLIN.
Resiatsred = Il tIms ctsts.

tn the prepArsuoa of physicians pre-
sgriPaons We use sotbiaS but what we
spo~ to be absolutely pure and Of the M
ef quality. fsis rhs medicine taken that
ELECTS the cure aud ply sicians and patients
saould be careful thst their me dicine IL nj
the best We have long eri,yed the conf
esaes Of the physieisns OF THE and sur
rounding towns and Of tie public in genet
ersl. We trust that re shall continue
10 DO 50. Our especial attention
Is given to the Drug business OILY ard
our object is 20 keep first-c,ass store
10 every particular. Our prices are coz
.istent, With the qsalify OF our medicines
we charge fair, living profit sad that Is
All. We do not advertise cheap medicines
Al cheap prices. Every prescription that
IL orough! into our store Is compounded
with the greatest Of care with pure medi-
e'nss snt exactly as the decor orders.
We solicit your fsvors.
-, DIVINE & CoueHLlN, Pharmacists.
We" end Kennebec Bridge, Augusta. Ne.
febSd2w.
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Hon. Charles E Alien thought thax thef,
rsrs tl1s ssrcrxess r-ssoEs Why tie Ans
1.isae srs.sm saouid re Adopted He hs<
besn II MssssetDs1.s = toe North Eai'
IN Boston during tie .sss election and hsf
had exeeliert opportunity ID vsseh tas
xosfiaRs Of the system. Thai rAs sup
pss.d - BE- acsn. TIE wicksdess snd mos
ixaorsuf 1zrsee az Brst5a. BIZ. he as
seen no trouble o. the ps-s Of ssy Of t5s
voters In rrcfsfiy making then
ballots He had found the sent
meat regttsiDg Ills sY.tem of bal
lctins sAsorst.s among al classes,
Wsea asked what eviience there was thsf
The ~o-kisg people Of the state eesfrsd tbs
secret ballot. Mr.. Alien said tina, they Ia I
ss,sn this Ia reiitis1s 10 rse Legislature
some 81 shieh h. bsi b n.seis Placed IN the
hands OF n1<mbers He fslr sure that 10,
-snk aai file OF VI line workers we're YER
DESTROYS OF seeing the measure for osll3'
reform ensesed iato law.
NJ. Allen Was feIl91ei by Hon Geo,gs
ID. Blsoee, whs spoke against the sys-
TEN He though. that say lay IF this
character sSoxed By far the beEeii
OF The whoje people He was wil.ns
TRAIT the cities should have il il
Eeeded, bus tsst was 10 reason wis
is stoali be f3rcei upon Tire u1tr
10 sns which he felt ss,urei jill cot dssirs
II. His susioess had called him 70 differ
eat paris Of the S.2te ard he did not believe
a majority If the people of Msiae were Ii
favor of the secpst ballot He had seer
nothing TO indicss that the honest sent
ment Of the sssis degss ided il. He did no
believe tae bill had been wanted. Petit
ions had e9nie ia fpr IL bat every iaseliigen
man knew THAI il was easy enough to ge
petitions for most anything. The measure
would &c great trouble and expense tc
email country towns ana be felt convinced
that the farmers OF the atx.e were for it.
Judge Saysge-Is it r5t fac: that thu
Malice Safe Grange ~ rs last annual meet
ing passed resolutions endorsing the Aus
traiian -Fst4ms
Mr.. Bisbse-Yes, bus the way that CAM
about Was this. Two or three leading me-
in the order pgt iheir heads together anc
got ap those resolutions and the ottert
siDply acquiescsd
At the close Of Mr.. Bisbee's remarks ,if
heariGg Was s3j3urned.
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| vjrpBI sAs4sf- Seal sTeskes, Rubber Hand.
| ~ stsinp. Self linking and Da'ing stamp,
stamp Pads, linen Markers &c. CIiA>, tLEr,ltEH,
| state House. Augusta, maine. fsb5dif
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP

/ The Pike Brothers, Of Cornish, hsv'
sold their har5some bay ally, by Pick
! pocket, eight months old, TO Riddeford par
! ties for $50. The colt is one Of great
/ promise.
The Breeders Gazette says: "It is forty
six years ago that Lady Suffolk made her
record Of 22G l'2, and for twelve years i
stood "a the best on the books. Ia thes
his ost, in races
Mesrs. Briggs of Auburn, have bought
of Albert Alden, Midjleboro, Mass, the
! bay mare Straw Cir, by Amont; dam, Alice
| Drake, dam Of Alice A3iiaon, . 26l, and
Norman Medium, 23,oy hlexander's Nor
man also yearling and two-yesr-old
| colt, both by Messenger Wilkes; out of
Straw Girl
New England parties have been trying t,
get price on the stallion Pamlico, 2.l69
tina, is owned in North Carolina Onac
count of what he has done On the turf an
by reason of bis blood Ines Pamlico woul
be great horse for New England, Is he i,
by Meader, that is owned in New Yors
state ard out of q mare by Daniel Lam
bert, typical Nor gan hofse.
W VI Roberts Of Bar Hsrbor owns the
brown stallion Down r., by Alcautsra,
Dainty, 2 20 81, by Dictator; second dam
by Msmbrino Chief. Such breeding may
be expected to show up by and by. Mr.
| Roberts has also another colt of ideal
breeding being by Nelson, 2l0 ga. This
colt is entered in the Hartford $40 000
stakes
The sale of Pl'o Alto horses, the pro-
perty Of Leland Stanford, has just been
concluded at New York. a total of l22
were sold for 1922 100 an average of only
STOOL The Eectioneers at Mr. San
foTd's sale las, yesr averaged S292j This
yesr tsenty of them were s5ld all told, and
they onig brought $40 $40, an average o.
s2l33. Sill, s22 900 fer 1872 horses
| neariy all untitled cungs,ars, is a pretty
comfortable sum, ard the California Sens
tar will hardly srumble At it. Supt Mar
win. " ho hss hsd charge of everything,
sail he was little disappointed, as h
expected tie total wouli reach $3.50 900.
II ia stated that Mr.. J. F. Barrett
stallion Westlaud. after u short season 10
the stud closing July Isl will be put into
the hands of Mr. c. y. Nelson Of Sunny
4 SIDE farm, AMI rsopsiy fitted and trained
by him for the prf pose of giving him fas,
record. No enc questions the ability of
this great colt 10 beat so, barring acct.
d snt4.
One of the latest California sensations in
the line of irotter is horse that not long
ago turned the Oakland track ia 264 with
about ten days handling, having previous
! 20 ,hst time been driven TO buggy. He
! has the right TO 60 fast, however, as he is
+ by Abbotsfosj. toa Of Woodford Nam
! hrieo. 2.2Il, that beat . 90 a little several
a,s ago in California and that not long
/ since was taken 10 Ke3tucky.
/ Tb- most noted trot.inz .ires that are out
( of Pilot Jr mare are Msmbrino Gift,
( Pilot Medium Lord Russell. Nugget and
! Hylas. Nuggets dam is Minerva, and when
/ it comes 10 producing some tina: have sired
/ 90 performers abe heals he list, having
three sueh to h-r credit in Meauder, sire of
( Psmlico. . Is "a; Egmont sire Of Combi-
ns,ioq. els 3 snd Suys t, sire Of Gold
l.sf I'D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

Hon. Y. A. Luce via attend the York
County Institute st Sac) on the 18Th AID
18th inst
The committee on fsh aud game, State
Prison snd State college met and Transact
some roui1e business
The committee on agriculture voted 10
'tcpmmef that the petitioners for chang
lrg The ~eie hit Of \ bus3el of oats to 81
lbs be given leave 10 withdraw.
olH communication came TO the Senst''
yesterday, the envelope being directed 81
f1llows: 10 the Maine State senators
except the lawyer tribe).
Il seems from the Committee report on
Tie bill to incorporate the Mechanic Falls
Association in Poland is not unanimous,
'so OF the committee repairing ought not
70 pass
Some may fad 4 sinister meaning 10 a
iitie incident that occurred in the LegislAt
a'e Yesterday morning, Each me moer on
sosns 10 his seat {, IND lying thereon bnt'
lie Labelled Hsleys too,hscbe and earaehe
ar"ps Na~. tbat sry msmter . of cee's
iistie to have toolhsche 10 very fesnbie
eat tina, he sloali have earache that Is
p'rp1s'er5us. This IS q good illustration
OF the large amounts of money that people
WI spend in At.empting to put their g0ods
before the public without Masking use Of
sdv' rising through the columns of The
1t 'spipec.
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| kA0TEr. A few Legislative
No T.. boarders wanted Al
| 4 Grove ST. GoGd accommodations. On the di
| rect r2nte from state iloase 10 Post Office Flee
! tric cars passing the door every htcen minutes.
| Apply 81 once. siIss, W. ROBBINS. deoi9itf
| w A MTG put in these ooiurns secure
w nlN l. ~ mora answers than iiiese who
| have not iTied aware. dgeiitf
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EHoAt ..J.tl-- ffcsn cut Flowers for any oc
Il ,asi6n Cnciee Rose IiuGs. Carnations and
u. RUwses iewciry store, Augusta, Maine.
iaa2bti2u'
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T,yGB ssLE-A house lot CA alfa street. Al
~ Iiy 10 Mrs. Il, A. Mason, l. summer street.
frhelllNf
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

ker several years. in the spring months.
Used 20 be troubled with a drdwsv. tired
feeling. and a duh PAIN ia the small Of nv
back, so bad. at times, as 70 prevent nv
being able 10 walk. the least sudden motion
causing me severe distress Frequently.
boils and rashes would break ont on various
parts Of the body. By the advice If friends
ana my family physician. began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla and continued IL till the
poison IN my bleed was thoroughly eradiea-
ted. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
MY system was all run down, my skin
rough and OF yeliowish hue. tried various
remedies, and while some Of them gave me
temporary relief, hone Of them did any per
hianent good AT last began TO take
ayers sarsapariila, continuing il exclusive
~ Tor considerable time, and am pleased
to say that IL ecyau,e.stv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

u 81 SALE --rha practice aud house OF ply
4 stefan. located in an active. growing town In
Maine. at q low price nor particulars ca,l upon
or aiifes-, JANIS ". NORTH. u. -, " Grove
street, August, Saine. frbidlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

BosToS, Feb. Scott Campbeh,s stirring stor,
Saved BY Dfath; or the Strange Fate Of Austii
GLOBE for six weeks Nos long ago its pub!ica
tion ceased at the most critical point in the mar
ratlye. and The GLOBE quite cnarae,eristican
offered prizes sggyegatihg go for the best guesse
at the outcome VI the story. rhe response va,
startling Nearly e COO people have offered thei
theories, and next sunday This GLOBE will prin
the missing chapter. award the prizes aud give :
most interesting account OF the lively conte-
which WAS waged for them. Besides this uniqu,
feature, 1.-The Duchess wi answer the question
"Do ~staea falk loo Much" the great Josefy
VIII give asc'u hints 10 every pianist. henry Ca
bot Lodge will picture zrea. .ccne IN Congress.
aud there WA b. a new story by the author
"Msrg.ret Kent" MI in mkt sundays GLoBt
which you should order of Jour newsdeaier 81
once,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06

All sr- eati,led 10 the best thst their
money viii buy. 30 every family sboald
hay-. al o.es a hottte o. the best family
,enietiy, syrup % Figs. 10 cleanse the sys-
I, n, when c,.tfte or bilious. For sale in
SOC ard 81 co tossles by ali leading drug
ei.,s tct 2j&vfolrnl
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D0N'T GIVE Up

The use Of Ayers Sarsaparfiia- One totsse
may not cure right aHs q complaint Of
years; persist Until cure IS Effected As
general rule- Improvement follows shortly
AFTER beginning the use Of tbs medicine
With many people, the effect is Immediately
Rnsieeabae, but some constitutions are less
susceptible 70 medicinal influences than
others, and the curative process may, thers-
tsts, IN such cases. be less prompt. Perse-
teraace in using this remedy is safe Of rs
reward AZ last Sooner or later. the moss
stubborn blood diseases yield To