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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-02-11
stjerneorden, men den anspraksl5se man
men undanbad sig / de bestamdaste orda-
lag delta "nadeyedermSlen

stJerneorden, men den anspr&ksl6se man
men undanbad sig de bestamdaste orda.
lag delta "nadevedermale".
Hans trogna och h6gt alskade maks
bortrycktes genom OGDEN den 20 april 1881,
Fyra Or f6rut hade hans aldsta dotter,
Hanna, en- ung alsklig qvinna, med d5den
afgatt. Denna dubb!a f0rlust grep den al
drige maken och fadren djupt. och hans
langtan efter fyttn;ng till de saligas land
syntes 6kas med hvarje ar och / samma
man som hans kroppskrafter aftogo.
S6ndagen den 25 sistlidne januari pre-
d1kade han afskedspredikan for sin for
samlng i staden Rock Island, deltog un-
der veckans lopp undervisningen det
teol. seminariet, men nedlades paf6ljan-
de sondag a siuksangen. Trots den om-
maste yard, f0rvarrades hans sjukdom
under mandagen. Tisdags g. m. forlora-
de han medvetandet och, utan att hafva
aterfatt detsamma, afsomnsde han lugnt
och stilla | onsdags den febr. kl. z t. m.
Han S6rjes narmast af sina tre barn,
Nathaniel, Josua och Esther, af hvilka
de bada sistnamda aro gifta och bosa,te,
Josua Hasselquist Rock Island och fru
Ester Pease Philadelphia. 1 deras och
ofriga slagtingars djupa sorg deltager la
roverkets direktion, fakulteter och stu
dentkar, den f6rsamling och det kyrko-
samfund, inom hvilka den afidne med
stor valsgnelse arbetat, ia, hela den lu-
therska kyrkan Amerika SAINT mer ell
Ter mindre man hela den svensk-ameri-
kanska natioDaliteten.
Begrafningen egde rum f0rliden man
dag kl. e. m.
Frid 6fver den trogne herdens stoft!
valsignelse 6fver hans lifs verkl i.
Pa laroverksfakultetens vagnar och
uppdrag
John Il. Enander, N. Forsander,
- Il. o. BerSeU
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-02-11
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD
cusTAvUs ADoLPHUs COLLEGE,

1 Vindsvaies son, hvilken for nagra da
1 gar sedan So kakade sina sn6iga vingal
med dam. thar alIaredan mistat berserkar
modet. Elan irodnar for solens milds
blick och drager sig blygsamt tillbaka
Oaktadt vaderlekens ostadighet sr doch
helsotillstandet bland de studerands gan.
ska godt. ---. @.'- '.--.
Skolans sangqvartett (The Lyric), rex.
tor Wahlstr0m, fera utaf professionals
! och Mr.. Max Dick komma att denna vec
ka begifva sig ut pa en- konserttur. MAJ
Dick ar en- t. d. student fran Gust. Ad.
College och har sina f6raldrar boende
staden. Han har f1era ar studerat mu-
six TYskland och var redan imam han
gick dit en- mastare uti folspel.
| Oct hela blir sanning vardt att h0ra
och hvar och en-. som alskar sk0n musk
och akta svensk sang, b6r ej f0rsumma
| att infnna sig. De komma att bes6ka
New Ulm, den -, Winthrop den Is och
| New Sweden den IA, hvarest ungdoms-
f6reningen kommer att deltaga uti pro-
grammets utf5rande. De komma att
stanna New Sweden Oliver s0ndag, da
predikan kommer att hallas af professo-
| rerna.
Bland de, hvilka bes6kte skolan forli-
den vecka var afven Mrs. Gustaf johnson
fran st. Paul.
Man ar ifrigt sysselsatt med att upp-
CORA rakenskaperna och afsluta sko-
lans becker for 1890.
Mr.. j. A. Anderson, studerande af-
farsafdelningen. lemnade skolan f6rliden
vecka. Han erh0ll plats sasom handels-
bitrade Worthington med so dollars Ion
manaden. Sadana anbud 6nskas manga.
En- ny f6rening har med fakultetens
tillatelse nyligen sett dagen. Den bar
uamnet: "Amphietyon" och kommer bland
annat att publicera och utgifva en- tidning
med namnet "Gust. Ad. College Inde-
pendent. Den unga f6reningen raknar
blott II medlemmar, men gar okanda 1den
modigt till notes.
Fakulteten har bade genom bref och te-
legram erhallit underrattelse ON gamle dr..
Hasselqulsts bortgang. Rektor M. Wahl-
str6m representerade fakulteten vid hans
begrafning. Han lemnade skolan 1 l8r-
days och aterkom / gar. Det ar sorgIigt
att taga farval af den gamle v0rdade man.
men, som vunnit sa mangas beundran
och karlek. Om nagon har innehaft en-
vigtig plats med cit maktpaliggande upp-
drag och sk5tt det val, sd DIR Diet gamle DIR.
Hasselquist.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-02-11
DR.. 4. NJ H0sseIQwtsts odd
den 4 februdrs 1891.

ia, skzlf du min lyra och darra min r6st!
Hvad tar jag mig fore att sjungap
AT ssknad uppfylles mitt svallande brost
Och tonen dor bort pa min tunga.
Han hansofven Dir. den beryktade man.
De silfrade lockar nu hvila.
Det hjarta, sa Omit for det heliga brann,
Till eviga hsmmet fatt lila.
Han sjungit sin syansang, han stunkit /
v&g
Vid morgonsols himmelska laga.
Den tr0ttnade dufvan, som langtande lag.
Till fridfulla boet fatt t&ga.
Den stamina ar STUN, som f6rr ljudit Sd
klar
I skolsal, kyrka och boning,
Den penna Or brackt, fast dess marken
sta qyar,
Som skrifvit ON lag och f6rsoning.
Sank Svea din blick till den gamle pa bar
- En- af dina Sdlaste s0ner
Och graf du, moder, en- saknadens tar:
Du skonas ej mer for hans b0nerl
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-02-11

Begrat Augustana, dh. nerde, din far;
Han leder ej mer dig vid handen!
Mang' alskliga minnen, du an eyer qyar,
Fast brustne de jordiska banden.
Men lyft dock fran grafven mot himlen
din blick
Och torka dit tarfy Ida 6ga; ..
Han skall dig ej gl6mma fast hemat han
gick:
Han ber for dig an det h6ga-
Hans yerk skall h6fderna vittnande sta,
Da Hasselquist mer man 81 fnner
Och suckar uppstiga till himlen den bla:
Frid Diver den alskades minnel
A. R-N
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-02-11

| D0nsare Lynch { aqbete. Fr8l
Greenville, Miss, berattas, att mayo
Green jackson blifvit torsdags alton gri
pen med valid af SO bevapnade personel
och slapad till Deer Greek. bryggan, del
han lynchades. Sheriffen stod just be
grepp att fora Jackson sakerhet till fan
gelset Greenville, da han 0fverf6lls al
den f6rbittrade folkhopen. jackson val
anklagan for att hafva d1dat marshall N
". Word den % sistlidne januari.
Frdn ashland, Wis.,, skrifver OBJ
servator f6ljande: Emedan manga for
fragningar gjorts, r6rande det land, som
Ashland och Bayfield, countie kommer
att 0ppnas for Homestead" d. II mast
kommande april, will jag genom SKAFFA-
rem gifva nagra upplysningar. Pa en-
del at landet fraga fnnes mycket "pine'
och pa en- del cedar, "hemlock' och
l6fskog. For jordbruk kan det mesta al
landet anvandas. Man kan odla hvad
som helst utom hvete, som annu icke for
s6kts. Naturligtvis kr landet hardarbs-
tadt pa grund af den stora skog. som der
pa finnes. De som lyckas' ia Diet som ar
rikt pa pine, komma att tjena pengar, ty
det finnes quarters, pa hvilka der ar
pine for fiera tusen dollars. Bast Or att
komma hit upp en- eller EFT par veckor
fore den ofvannamnda dagen och ia nagon
att ga med sig som kanner till landet fra
ga. Man b6r vars f5rsedd med beskrif-
ming pa fere Quarters" SAINT medborgare-
BRET, ON man skall lyckas erhalla ''claim"
ON nagon redan bosatt sig pa den land
bit han utvalt, gifves honom intet fore
trade framf6r nagon AMMAN, ty den som
kommer f6rst till landkontoret, har for
sta rattigheten. Ingen Dor l&ta lura sig
med att k0pa beskrifning pa landet af de
manga som upprattat kontor har staden,
utan b6r hyra sig en- person som Or kand
med landet att ga med och utpeka det.
Sadana kan man finna Ashland, Wash
burn eller Bayfield,.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-02-11
NJ I N N e s O IA.

|
tn. BGiley, en- gammal veteran, fan.
forllden l0rdag liggande ihielfrusen tic
mil fran r. d Wing.
Pension har af f6rbundsregeringen
tillerkants John johnson Lowry; Claus
Jorgenson / Colfax har fatt sin pension
t6r0kad,
| UtaiiDsni,ag. Guvern5r Merriam hal
utnamt +. CALDWELL 4 lie Sueur till do
mare ! stailet TOR framlidne domare J. @
Edison.
| Ny fOrsnnsltnO. The scandinavian
Lutheran Church DIR namnet pa EN- f6rsam-
ling st. Hilaire, hvilken dagarne blif.
Wit inkorporerad.
Okdde inIcOn1ster. Northern Pacific
jernvagsbol aget hade under sstlidne ma
mad 81, ,740,600 inkomster, hvilket var
$3.50, 200 mer an inkomsterna for samma
manad flor.
| EtJsUdda. Eft hotell Brainerd, Nj
collet House, har blifvit lagornas rof.
Byggnaden var brandf6rsakrad for 81, 900,
men f6rlusten Dir betydligt st6rre. Man
f5rmodar att eden var snlagd.
| OmhOna 1 en- brat1.,s. Fran Marshall
msddelas att William Stark omkommit |
en- brunn en- farm nagra mil s6der ON
denna plats. s. rakade nemligen under
det han skulle hala sig ned brunnen
sldppa slit tag SAINT foil till bottnen, en-
distans at so Tot, och blef upptagen sasom
lik.
Visitation ar barngsenemet 1 Vasa
eyer rum torsdagen den 10 febr. Vista
tionskomiteen bestar af pastorerna G. j.
Carlson, g. Rast, G. A. Bar och A. Hult
SAINT herrar j. s. Sampson, A. p. Nell
quist och John Grain. Komiterade m0ta
kl. l g. m. barnhemmet den ofvannamda
dagen.
StOrslHget ssGasss. fora numret
meddelades att president Harrison bifallit
att sta fadder till A. G. Setterholms Ar
gyle son, den sjunde ordningen. Pilten
erh0ll dopet namnet Benjamin Harrison
Merriam SAINT fick faddergafva en- dyr-
bar silfverpokal fran president Harrison
SAINT ito dollars fran guvern6r Merriam.
Brefkort frdn Lovry. Fran dem
ma plats, som ar belagen 1 Pope county,
meddelar L. c.: vi ha haft fin winter utan
| s,N +;lls "a canara daparna ia pora ,,;au. 4.
sin bistra uppsyn. Tillrackligt sn5 for
sladf6re fnnes emellertid 81 annu. Past.
j. A. johnson som f1restar den kyrkliga
verksamheten harstades, har 6fvernog att
g5ra SAINT verkar med nit for f5rsamlin-
gems basta. vi ega en- ungdomsf8renin
hvilken gar stadigt framat. Nya medlem-
mar intagas esomoftast. Personer utaf
AMMAN religi0s farg infinna sig ock dessa
trakter for att g6ra proselyter, men de
komma dock 81 ga langt med sadana me-
del som anvandas.
Stttl,Onter-nyheter: Det beraknas
att den nya segelgarnfabriken skall till
yerka 25, 900 pund L"binding twine" Der
dag. g.-Alfred Gilmore, som nyligen an
landt fran Irland, f0reslar att liDfr8 i'm
porteras fran Tyskland, emedan delta
lampar sig val for Minnesotas klimat.-
Bland de under de tvenne sista aren in
tagna strait ingarne harvarande statsfan-
Qelse voro 81 af svensk b6rd, 10 norman.
danskar, 16 irlandare, inne, 80 ty-
skar, 22 kanadiensare, Is engelsman, 1
ryss, var Todd pa hafvet o. s. v.-De l1-
pande utgifterna for statsfangelset under
f5rra manaden belupo sig till SO, 972. Eft
| fulls andigt referat 5fver f5rhandlingar-
ne vid den sv. luth. f5Isamlngens &rs-
stamina infyter nasta veckas hummer.
Skrifvelsen nixon nemligen for sent for
att kunna intagas dagens hummer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Rev. Thomas F. eastman, Roman Cath
onc priest at Chicago. has instructed his pa
rishioners to name their children after the
SAINTS, ana refused to baptlze child that
was to be named Garfield.
IL seems very natural that Professor Wig
gins, the storm prophet. should enter the
held OF romance. for his direful predictions
never came true. He is to publish book
entitled Jack Shuehard; or Life on Jupiter.
The talk about saddleback railroad from
Montpelier to Rutland has led vermonters
to take new interest in railway improve
ments ont Of the usual order, and there is
SPINE TAX OF Introducing the Boynton Ricy-
cle railway system. This system Is about to
DC USED on Long Island Railway also.
y. Y. Adams, who Is one of the six rapid
transit commissioners of Boston, is the great
grandson OF President John Adams. He
will be "a years old in September. He grad.
uated from the Latin school and completed
MS collegiate education at Harvard In 1879
he is prominent member of the Massachu-
s sS par, and resides at Quincy. He has
been prominently identified with politics.
The German Emperor intends to be at
Cowes during the first week in August when
the royal yacht squadron regattas take pace,
and will sail the celebrated Clyde racing
cutter Thistle. which he purchased from Mr..
Bell and has rechristened the Meteor for the
queens cup. She is vessel of ITO tons and
1t Is understood at Cowes that she is TO be
entered for all the royal yacht Squadron
matches for which she is qualified.
The conduct Of the royal young men of
Europe just now must give their friends some
anxiety. The Prince of Wales feels that his
travelling outfit is far from complete without
full set of materials for playing baccarst.
His nephew, William of Germany, is cast in
sterner mould, but has fashion of saving
eccentric things which attain wide circula.-
ton; as for Instance his description of him
self as war lords" his enthusiastic com
mendation of the German student customs of
eer-drinking and duelling, and his recent
declaration that his soldiers "must hold them
selves ready to shoot even father or brother
without question or hesitation when or
dered."
A strange hot-weather incident is reported
from Rome. Ga. A steamboat on the Coosa
river was stopped in its course for 20minutes
on Tuesday by prodigious swarm of light
ming bugs. Their fiery glow completely OBJ
liberated the channel marks, and the air
seemed filled with millions of diamonds play
ing hide and seek. The boat had Just left
McGhee's landing and the pilot, says one of
Inc crew, was shaping her up" for Christer's
island when the bugs Iappeared. Accordine
to this witness, by turning powerful cleo,
trio light upon the Illuminated cloud the in
sects, overpowered by its rays melted away
as DO The mists before the fiery morning
sun,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16
MAGAZINE NOTICES.

Dr. Philip s. Moxom contributes an ad-
mirable paper on Christianity as Religion
OF Hope to the Andover Review for June.
This is proved by the state of the world at
the coming of Christ, the great changes
wrought since by the Gospel. the condition
of Christian society. and Christ's revelation
Of happy immortality offered to all. Mr..
81. W. Mabie furnishes clever essay on
Modern Critics and Criticism. He cites ex-
amples from Harder. Goethe, Saint Beuve,
toiilustrate his positions. Mr.. N. Kishimot0,
native Japanese. sketches clearly the pres
ent condition and prospects of religious par
ties native and foreign in Japan, Prof.
Tucker writes wisely and we'll on The Cos
pei of Wealth He praises the man who in
wills provide for public and private Charities
but contends that something more is neces
sary to prevent the accumulation of vast
properties In a few hands, to the exclusion
OF the busy t0ilers of the world. Rev, r. H.
johnson continues his discussion of the
question, What is Reality? This paper is
for philosophical and professional students.
and may be truly called one of the most
thorough examinations ever instituted In re-
lation to the subject Soon, all these chan
tiers OF Mr.. johnson will be collected and
published in a volume, and will doubtless
take very high rank among works of this
class. The editorials are Christianity In its
Lowest Terms, Significance of the Recent
Episcopal Election. Trial of DIR. Briggs, and
Christian Nationalism. Biblical and His
torical Criticism, Social Economical Book
Reviews and Notices fill up the number.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

The Hon. Roger Q. Mills is having hard
time denying and correcting statements put
into his mouth, he says. by interyiewers.
For instance. the other day Mr.. Mills was re-
ported as saying that he would retire from
the speakership contest If he thought Bynun
could be elected. He says he never said anv
such thing, and those who know him and
how eager he is to be speaker will not be-
lleve that he ever did. An interview in the
New York Times in which he is represented
as lodging several important questions. he
says is entirely unfounded, and one In the
Mall and Express in which he was reported
as saying that there never had been anv sat-
isfactory work on political economy written
he also pronounces "fake." Probably
Mr., Mills would be very happy If he could
dispose OF his utterances In the Northwest
last winter as easy as he can these alleged
interviews.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

The Hon. j, j. Abbott, who has under
taken to form new ministry for the Do
minion. has no very easy task before him.
The Conservative party, though it followed
Sir John Macdonald solidly. is by no means
free from factions. The French Canadian
element is good deal disgruntled because
Sir Hector Langevin was not Invited to form
a ministry, and Mr.. Abbott will probably
find 1t necessary TO propitIate them in some
way, probably by giving him the second place
In the cabinet. But there are some pretty
serious charges against Langevin which
have never been cleared up, and his selection
for prominent place IN the ministry will be
likely to cause trouble in other directions,
exposing the ministry, as it will from the
start, to the attacks Of the Liberals. 1t is
doubtless the fact. however, that Mr.. Alb
bolt has much better chance of forming
a ministry that will stand than would Sir
Charles Upper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

the government can keep the purchas ing
power of the silver dollar at that of the gold
dollar, leo cents in full. It is the policy of
the mass OF the Democratic party, though
not OF Mr. Cleveland, to so manage the
treasury that the value of the dollar would
have to sink to the intrinsic value of the
silver in it. The Calais Times should qualify
Its misleading statement of the relations Of
silver to the dollar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS.
Safe, Profitable and Where You Can
Zee Ii.
6 Per CENT GUARANTEED.
Much More Probable.

The Hall Moving Machine Com
pany offer for sale $4,000 Of
preferred stock The Chapman
Banking Company of this city
guarantees upon this stock n O
per cent dividend, payable semi
annually, for three years, the first
dividend being payable septem-
Der rs, 1891. I'm ADDITION to
the diyidend guaranteed IL can be
readily shown that the stock is
also certain 10 draw a contingent
dividend much larger than that
guaranteed. In our Judgment II
cannot fail 10 pay better than 20
per cent.
The company Is the owner Of
patents which nre conceded TO be
Of the greatest value, and which
many expert machinists predict
will evOluti0nize the manufac,
ture Of mowers. The company
has already more orders than IL
can MI the present year, and I'm
questionably has n future OF
exceptional prosperity. Among
those interested I'm this enterprise
are several Of the strongest men
Of Portland and vicinity.
Until April lst, unless previous
Iy Withdrawn, this stock will be
sold nj par after that date, mt par
and accrued guaranteed divi.
dend.
The stock Is offered solely for
the purpose OF extending the
plant and building and equip.
ping a new factory.
We shall be glad to give full
particulars OF our property md
our plans to any investor who
will call mt our factory, ~ Com
merciai Street, Portland, or 10
furnish like information by mail
10 any who prefer 10 make inquir-
les I'm that way.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

TUESDAY. JUNE 10.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nlcatiops. The name and address OF the writer
are in all cases indispensable, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee of good faith.
We cannot undertake to retain or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

We are inclined to think that Comptroller
Lacey did mot manifest the soundest judg-
ment In holding back the facts of the condi-
ton Of the Keystone bank, though there is
no reason to believe but he acted for what
he deemed to be the best interests of all con-
cerned. or course Mr.. Lacey had reason to
think that the bank. IL given time, would
pull through, and that no loss would accrue
to any Of the depositors. while If he made
public its condition confidence would be de.
stroyed, and the already panicky money
market be thrown into greater confusion,
with possibly widespread disaster in conse-
quence. Nevertheless, In assuming the re-
sponsibility Of keeping back the facts he
ran the risk of being charged with collision
with the delinquent officials, If the bank
finally went under, as it did, and thus bring
ing discredit not only upon himself, but also
upon the administration of which be is
part. How much latitude is given the comp
troller in such cases we cannot say, but we
doubt II 1t was ever intended that he should
keep back facts that impeached the financial
soundness of bank, even though his motive
might be of the best. Probably Mr..
Lacey sees clearly now that it would have
been better to have taken action In regard
to the Keystone bank the moment he was in
possession Of the facts, even at the risk of
widespread weakening of public confidence,
than to have delayed, and thus shake pub
lie confidence In the sound management OF
his department. as his course has done.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

MI RI Treated without the use OF knife
Vii IN or detention from business. Also
all diseases Of the rectum. No
pain or risk; harmless operation and complete
relief. Cure'guaranteed Consultation. free. By
DIR. Q. T. FISK ,344 Main street, Lewiston. send
for phamphlet. At U. s. Hotel, Room IS, every
Saturday from am to p. m. Has visited Port
and for the past years. apl4eodtf
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PROPOSALS.
Park COmmissiOners-tO Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS.. endorsed Fort Sum
- ner and addressed to the undersigned, viii
be received at the ONCE OF City Clerk until We'd
nesday. 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock m, for grading
Fort Sumner lot, involving moving about goo
cubic yards OF earth from one side and end OF the
lot and depOsiting the same on the other side
thereof; also supplying about 225 cubic yards
from outside. Plans and specifications at ONCE
Of city civil engineer. The right TO reject any OF
all bids Is hereby reserved.
Us WINsLOw,l Park
A. w. SMITH, Commits
lelOdlw j. r. JORDAN, } sioners.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

The Inference to be naturally
made from the gains in the various
departments OF the UNION MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY is that 1t Is a good institu-
ton TO invest In; and being a home
company 1t Is especially worthy OF
patronage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

II has remained for the Boston Post to dis
cover that the hotel men in their recent reso .
lutions were pleading "for morality and
Christian civilization" "for," 1t is goes on
to explain, "if the people Of Maine were to
have the example set them Of the reasonable
and decent use of the prohibited liquids,
there Is no doubt that they would discoun.
tenance the system of Kitchen bars of I'm
lawful 'pandering to the cause of license
lust and greed and of secret indulgence.
which now disgraces the State and corrupts
It's people," The idea of the Post seems to
be that low and unattractive rum shops work
more harm to community than the attrac-
tive saloons which grow up under the license
system; that the young are more likely to
acquire the drinking habit in the former
than in the latter. We don't think many
people of common sense will agree with it.
They will hold rather that the brilliant. at.
tractive saloon that exists under license listen
times more potent for evil than the low grog-
gerry which exists under prob ibltion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16
CaStoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. g. OsGooD,
TavaIl Maoe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16

The surplus OF Assets over Liabui.
ties OF every description OF the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INsURo
ANCE COMPANY has grown to
1882, 466. 81 which shows that the
policy OF this large home institu-
ton is far-seeing, energetic and
successful.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-06-16
PURITY!
A True Fruit Flavor.
milo eodtf

THE UNION MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY does
not ask the patronage OF our citi-
zens solely because It Is home in
stitution, but because 1t gives as
ample equivalent for outlay as any
Company In the country.