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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30
Rallruaos e STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject Nov.
g3.h, 1891.

GOING WEaT%-3 A. IL. Tor lewiston
a1cEland, Portland, Boston snd Montreal; 7.t5 A
NJ for HxsioveH, fSsrdise. and So1ta Cayciner
.GI9A. N. Tor Ergnssi x, IL xis.s5, Fkxninytcr Il
gossIand. PoftIasd and Boston. eoIaeessag foi
white Mogatain Y0iBts, q r. H. fsi
Haaoyen, Gardner ard souts. Gardner; 3:
p n. for Brupssiek. Bath. Nand, 5ostor
= nd satgr:sys oaly. FOR fetekis = s1s r. NJ. ~
Hsao.eil. tfafGiaer and sSss 6ssdiney; y n
r. NJ fnight P1ilrs21l .or Il Ers.on, szsh, Port
lsad zsd Boston.
GOING EAST-zis A. 81. (1lgtIt szbfess) f5l
skovt@gan, seifast, Bangor, Bar Hssoor, st
stsphsns, 81. John and Aroosto5k CssEty. . sf A
NJ Tor NstsTyile, 5kovhegsn sad k@bsor, 81
ginyhzm, Skosheyan. Belfast, Dover and
FOX roft Bangor, Bar HsrbDr. st. 5tsphea-
st, John and Afocssook County. and sBnaay
only q s.i7 A. NJ, 'sr Bsnsof-
Ihr slight Pullman ff-iEs run each vs7 ever
styht, Sundays ins.nfed, bat not 10 5kowhszza
an sOnday mornings. or 70 Bsifast, Dexter, o.
teyond Bangor, on San lay mornings.
fas day express trains going West II 10 10 A
N and East At 9ss +, n. fIn daily, Sundays In
GUIDED, between Boston. Lewiston. Bath. Bangos
and 81 John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Aagusi
rsyes soath Gardiner, 6-1s A. Nj 10 and =
r u, Gardiner, 6 Is A. NJ; 10 4nd ~: =. N.
falo.el. SO A. NJ, i.g5 and $50 r. n.
Through tickets % California and all poiat-
South and West may be had Of ". II. Walker
ceiling Via all routes aud otfecsng baggage free oi
expense.
PAYSOs TUCKER, Vice Pres. Gss'l Manager
=. BOOTHBY. Gcn1 Pass. and TIekst hg't.
Portland, NV. %. iSgi-
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THE REICHSTAG ASrONISHED
Ry the Socialist Itierances of Herr
Bcdcl, the Socialist Leader.

BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-The debate in the
keichsTsg today, on the budget, was un-
6Onledly lively. After Herr Bull INA
tioBal Liberal) had spoken in defence Of
lhe policy pursued by ffiucs Bismarck ard
had Commented severely upon the course
adopted by Chancellor Won Csprivi. Herr
Bedei, the Socialist leader, criticised the
rapid incresse Of The imperial debt and of
The srmy and navy appropriations. He
conterded that it was inevitable in the
event Of war that 8 number the German
states should become bankrupt
Being called to order for siludng to a
recent utterance Of lhe Emperor, Herr
Bedel said he would leave his comparison
in the hands of the public. who well knew
that il wgs not Journalism that spread a
feeling of unresg through the country.
The structure Of tho midsile class of So
CIety, Herr Bedel continued, was built ia
swamp. in which it was slowly sinking,
probably 20 make room for another and
better social organization. The country
had got rid Of one enemy of social reform
when Prince Bismarck sss driven from
power.
Being again called to order for speaking
sgsinst an absent meuber Of the house.
iierr Bsdel replied that Prince Bismarck
lad rot yet tskIn bis reat IN the house, and
proceeded with bis d. .3tHiC is.icu of the gov
srnmeni, which h3 asserted was following
IS far as ii dared ia filGce Bismsrck's foot
steps, while sssru' x iie role Of protector
n the working classes.
Chancellor Won CapriYi ssid he believed
The country appreciated the efforts made by
the government for the amelioration Of the
working classes.
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BLIZZARD IN VIRGINIA.


NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 29.-A blizzard of
severity almost ua&nown in his section
struck this city early this morning The
snow noS lies seven or eight inches deep
or the level and has drlfted deeper in
places. For the fEsi time n several yssrs
sltishs are on the streets tonight.
Street car travel is interrupted.
The wind at Cape Henry reached 80 miles
an hour, bu; it is { # shore and no damage
to shipping il expected. This is the esIli-
snow storm IN Norfolk since 1851. and the
heaviest ever knos here before New Year,
1t is cold here tofight and the sky Is over
cast. At Fortress Monroe il has been
showing since midnight Saturday. 1t is
the worst snow storm seen in many years.
Reports fiom 8tsunton, Hsrrisonhurg and
other places in Virginia speak of snow and
unususlly cold weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30

WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov, 2a.---Pensicni
have been granted 10 these residents Of
Maine:
Original, Peter Dennis, ,jsrsd Hyde, 10,
retzI ID. Tewksbuy, Hiram H. King
Thomas NJ. WiiliamF. George W. Wiikiu
son, LsEis A. Shaw rens SAi and increase
Edward P Preble; Increase, Benjamin l.
Briggs, Ezekiel W. Bmbsnk, Chfisiopht
c. Coakson, Ssmual 7. Fsruham, Josspt
]. Perry, 6amsel lIszeisine. William G
Kemp.ion, Bsi janIia z. Whittier, Isaac "
Norman; original, siio~s. Hsry ". Eos
ter. Mercy /. Murray, Ann Kelly, Chsrloit'
8. Wiilisms
Original. James C. 5tesrns, AlYsn A
Dsfne.s, Charles Jese; supplemental, JOIN
II. Emerson increase. Augustus Psriin
Sumner T. Stuart, Lorer 70 SgarieTans
Jos. r Fls'ea; reissue John Wal'z, Sam
ueI T. Irish; original, widow, Martin
Card
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SAWTELL'S LAST MOVE


DOVER, n. H, Nov. 2S---A short time
ago it was stated that Messrs. Worcester
and elderly, counsel for Isaac b. Sawse!i,
who was convicted On Thank giving day
1890 Of the murder Of his brother, Hiram,
and sentenced TO be hanged AT Concord on
the fl ith day of Janusry, 1892, were to file
txce p ions for q new trial. At the time
very little attention was paid to The report.
To-day i. was lrarHed that Lawyer Eigerly
had served notices on Attorney GeIetsI
Barnard and County Solicitor kivel Of
Stafford county that application would be
made to Judge Chase il Concord on Mon
day next for new trial OF the case, and
that hearing would take place at tina!
time.
Mr., Kivel said ionight thst he would go
to Concord on Monday to cppose the grant
iEg. I'VE convicted cur msn fair and
square, said he, "snd | see 10 possible
grounds on which new trial csn be
granted. But in case the exceptions pre-
seuted by Ss~tells council should be
allow, d and nav trial granted, have not
,h. slightest fear OF tne result, as we have
plenty of new evidence of damaging
nature which we can Introduce, And which
cannot fad to convict Sswtell."
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THE RUSSIAN FAMINE.
Mortality Daily Increasing No Hope fo'
Thousands of Sufferers.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 20 Stories Of
the distress caused by the widespread
famine in Russia continue to be received.
Death and psstilence are doirg their WORK,
a, daily tie morality increases. The
situation for hous ,bds of the suffering poor
IS uuielieved by sifg'e ray Of hope.
Many Of the Inhabitants of the various
fsmiae stricken provinces are migrating
from one part of The country to another
but have in no way bettered Themselves
bu; only added to their suif rings, and a. c
dependent up Ii chanty for every mUuthful
Of FOOD they ge!.
Many of them had some little money
when they started from their homes, eager
TO get work, but now they have spent all
they possessed ard their condition IS truly
pitiable. The authorities have undeftak, 4
to reIuti, them to Simoeersk. As they are
absolutely penniless, and without money
they will fud the TASK OF procuring bread
as hard the re as else where.
The distress among the Tartars is in
cress ng, and many of them have adopted a
rowing, nomsdic life.
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Meteorological Report.
VIEWPOINTS MILL
Being Put in Readiness to Commence
W0rk-Urders Ahead.
lSpecial % the KEssEBEc JOURNAL. !


NEwPogr, Nov 2S.-All interest here
ceatsrs in the Des wooden mill which ha.
been buih in this village the present season
and for which ground was broken last
Fourth Of July. The outside was finished
some time ago, ard the interior is being
made ready for the machinery, some OF
which is already here and more ordered and
on tie say. Two full sets will fi.s. bs u
i1 sni started up, and thea the ri msining
three Or four as soon as may be.
Nj, Green the supsrintende en!, came here
from New Ham pshire last August. He
is prscacaI mGn, having bsen engaged in
this bu.iness sver siLcs he was boy. He
is also designer, aad has soms fine sam
pies OF his ~uIk
The mil will be rua On ladies' dress
goccs, and th.1e Is .lready ~ CIDER N for
several thousand pieces Of particular
pattern.
This mil is owGsd entirely BY lrcsl cspi-
tslisss, rhl have already advance d S2s 900,
and Tho will provide sucn adailioaai sum as
may be rtqursd 10 fully equip the
mill with machine sud afford 3 sufficient
working capital
For many years Newport people have
been waiting iu vain for outside capitals. $
10 come ia and help tAsn out, until now
they nave decided thst il Newport is ever
given bJom" as the saying goes it must
come from is owu cidzeas. Th4 IRE is money
enough available right nere in the town to
start notonly this enterprise but several
others.
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Five go,gl.s cured - Bal as Of hid
u.y and l. yer t,m lain

To the linton Hsateine f'onspa"y.
10 reply 10 ylu letter viii cay pea eoht
rnsnred Il taks you- syrup ! was Ia bed ti-k viii
liver and kidpey cnr,niai"t. 40 had II they. gave
me NJ to die. after iasing five bottles OF your
Bio Syrnl eau ssy Ia It there IL ~, u ons
or "A t,.a tffsr n.nn 10 ms T. WI, ~"d take peas
NJ. ia reeotnncodit z o -ny suHerer a. l Waa-
Yours respectfully
HENRY WHITE. q, X.
Corinna, Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30
4 DISPUTE LIN ELY
Between United States and Canada Over
a Boundary Line.

OTTAWA, Ont Nov. 29.-Tbere is likely
to be serious dispute over the boundary
line between the United States and British
Columbis- A a.rip 80 miles long, forming
. portion Of the state Of Washington and in
which is siiuted large portion of the
town of Blsine, is claimed by the Dc
mision. The treaty provides that the line
shall follow The 40 h parallel, and in 1860
ths boundary was marked by commissioners
of the two countries When the commits
sioners res ch. d he point of divergence the
British commissioners found one line and
the Americans found another farther
sou h. The latter yielded sud The preseh'
ltue was established. The British commits
sioners sftervsrd claimed that their instTu-
ments had become dersnged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30
THE LYNN FIRE
Exiinguished After il Twelve Hours
Fight by the Department.

Lynn, Mass: Nov. 20 The FIRE il the
block owned by I. Z pzIker ard hsirs of
J. n, B. fun. was not totally exsir gulshed
until 10 81 A. NJ today. The hee was
under control at 8 O'Clock, but The dense
smoke prevented the fremsn from entering
the building. Salem. SwsmpscOtt, Marble
head ard Danve-s were called on for aid st
8 A. NJ The building is entirely gusttd,
The walls alone remaining Iasuraace men
pIsc, the total l5ss al $50 600. $40, 600 Of
which is covered by insurance. The fire
lasted neerly l2 hours and was the most
stubborn the Lynn department has yet en-
cjunttred.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commanding Monday. jane 18th, iiSi. train
will run a. follows, connecting at OAKLAND Wit
Maine Central Railroad.
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston. WGseryiile, An
gssta. shoShegsn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham, o.s4 A NJ
~ % p. NJ. Scion, $50 A. n. l2S6 NJ, Cara
tunx falls. 's-s4 a: 81 'i.os ? ", fmofen, 20
A. W.. I.s0 P. NJ. North Aason, 7.l7 A. NJ, So p
NJ. Anson. III a. NJ, 30 r. NJ, Madison. 20 A
s.,a0zP.s :; Sorrijgawock, 20 ~, RAJ ?
81. hang. siding, y 81 a. " - n p n Sawtell'
Crossing, 500 a N. 'Z3z r ~, arrive Oakland
10 a. ", 30 ?, NJ.
FROM Boston, Portland, lewiston. Augusta, Wa
;erviie skovhegan AID Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.c5 A, NJ. 80
,. H.: sawtelie Crossing. '9-1o A NJ. '5 20 p NJ.
Bangs Siding, - % A. 81, .5.U =. . Sofpdge
xOck, g.gt A. NJ, s.H p. ~: Madison, 954 r. NJ
5g5 p. NJ. Anson, SA VI. ~ ?. North An
son, 1908 A NJ, $50 p 81; hmbden, 1890 A. 81.
500 y. NJ; Carratunk Fails. 30 IS a NJ, - IA p
s.. SCION, ios5 A. ", c.ls p. NJ arrive Bihsh4m
ll-eo A. NJ. s.s5 p. N.
Flag stations, At Ehish trains stop on sgnsl Of
notice 20 conductor. Mixed between Biugham
and North Ansou. VIM. NJ fEk, 5upt.
seplftf
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RICH MUyD.

L. B. D.ngiey retired from the manage
mept Of he American Express Company
Saturday night, in favor OF William Hsr-
low Who assumes charge Of the effioe Mon
day.
Despite the uintry sir t0dsy s good
number witnessed the baptism as the river
side below Sousherisnd's yard Sunday after
unOn.
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THE CHEROKEES
|Ofatd sS,70O,OOO for ThsIl
Strip Of Land.
III, Lynn Fifs Mastsisd After Hard
TVslYe Heu S Fight.
Loss. $4,000: Insurance, Ss0.otn-
Other Cities Called on for Help.

TAmLEQUAn, l. T., Nov a9 The c,m-
uisee of the Cherokee council have COM
plets the negotiations for the ssie of the
public strip with Unitsd States Cherokee
commission. The commissioners sgreed to
pay $500 OO0 for this strip, o. about 81 40
an acre, bsing Is cents "a acre more than
they had ever offered. Ia consideration of
this rise in price The Cherokees waited sli
other claims and demands. This sgtes-
ment will be presented to the full coancil
Monday fer ratification, with the recon-
hendation that the governments offer be
accepted forth with.
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BRIG TAHITI LOST
Aud Probably CrsE and Passengers,
2si In Ill, Wsfs DraVaid.
2ssl Gilbert islanders We're on Beard
Bound for Aexiee.

San FRAscIseo, Nov, 20 "A dispatch
from Msrzsniilo. Mexico. says: The
American steamer Roseville has arrived Al d
reports passing the wrSck Of the brig fshi
at ses, The brig was dastins bottom up
and the captain OF the Rosesil,e says she
must have cspsissd. The rigging had bee n
cut swsy on the pors side sppsreniiy &"
prs vent this. The Tahiti ctes'ei : senss
ti5n Sept. 80 last by putting in DssAe's by
near this city in distress. She hsd 30
Gilbert lslandels on board unsisr contract
for work IN Mexico st s,Eyysiioa wages.
These men were practically slaves. aad
there was much talk of se ziag the vessel
Collector Phelps decided he hsi no right 10
dsisin her, and ihe brig lett. IL sesHs
almost certain ihst all on bosfd were lost
SIS the ships bosis vers siiil With her snc
uotling hes baen heard Of any OF tue sur
yiyors. The wreck pugt have hSppensd st
lesst month ago. Besides the isisndors
the yesss, carried oiheGrs aud crew Of 2l
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THE REBELS WIN


LospoN, Nov. 90. o.--Adyices from Shsne-
hai state tDat the rebel forces in Manchu-
ria have defeated the Imperial troops sent
TO suppress the rising in that region. The
Imperial forces numbered 1000 men and
thar defeat caused the government the
greatest anxiety. Reinforeements OF 5000
men have been despatched from Tien-Tsin
to oppose the rebels who are marching on
10 Pekin.
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Russia for the Russians,

LorDos, Nov. 23.---fhs Russian syno3
Of the Gfess church has adopted 8 policy
Jf marked hostility tossid the German
Lushsfaos, snd the prdgr mas gone forth to
the pfiss.s Of the 0r,bed5x church to use
every pressure within taeir power to cause
the heretcs either to embrace the true
faith or emigrsle from the countfy.
1t 10 believed thal. this harsd policy was
adopted at the iastsnee Of the Gar, who 10
thus enabled to pf0eeed indirectly against
lhe Germans, whom ne could not attack
openiy IS he DID the Jews.
The Joiicy Of the government at present
Is well summed up 10 the phrase, Russia
for the Russians"
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BERLIN, Nov. 2s.---Aany CT the news
papers today couiain long srucies on the
speech q Cbsuesliof Won CspTivi in the
Rs!chstag yesterday, during the course Of
which he pointed significantly to the stI
cheney Of the German army.
They agree that the nation will cheer
fully support eYery step taken by the mon.
sreh or the government when Is calculated
10 strengthen peace.
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Geitir. Eead, for fhrislm,,..

Wise people sIe already planning vhs'
tl1ef shall make for Christmas pres Hts.
Diamond DFes ana Diamond Psiass are
Invaluable aids 10 hsme iasde viis8. and
tioussads Of packages are used for this
puspose. Well, Richardson Co, Bur.
ingson, Va, will seai 20 any address Two
books telling how to use ths Dyes and Paints
in dom es'ic and fancy dyeing, art AID fancy
work etc.
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The poor and humble, slike With the rich
and powerful, fnd in DR.. BuIfs Cough
Syrup . tue. tried and trusted friend.
Prcs "a cents oostie.
When you have ovsr-sxsrted yourself by
running, Jumping or working. there is moth.
ing that viii reiieve The soreness of youi
joints and muscles % quickly aud efec.usl,
~ - Salvation Oil, ibe greatest care or
earth for pain. Price rs esnts.
nov24d&vlwfolYm
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GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.


EscANABA, Mich, Nov. 20 The big
grain elevator here, owned BY the IS 10
road, ard containing 150. 900 bushels Of
grain, burned this morning. The FIRE
department was powerless, and the flames
communicated to the -four sheds, on The
docks was &C. 900 tons of coal owned b
tie Leigh Valley and Pioneer companies
all OF which was destroyed.
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GOOD TEMPLtR>
Open the Campaign in Earnest in Knox
County.

Especial to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL
ASH PofNr, Nov. 80 Prof. F. W
Gswen, the temperance orator and deputy
g. C. I. Of Maine. has opened up the cam
paizn in Knox county in earnest for Good
Templsry. He spoke st this plscs on the
evenings OF November 25 and 26 to large
and interested audiences, and organized a
Good Templsrs lodge with "a charter
members.
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THE BIDDEFORD STANDARD
Changes Hands and the New Proprietor
Take Charge Today.

BIDDEFoRD, Nov. 29.-Col. Frank "
Roberts, exhibited States consul at Coat
cook, p @ ard his brother. Willis R,berts,
sill t,morrow assume charge CT the Eille-
ford Standard. Their offer for the paper
has been accepted by the directors Of The
Standard Publishing Company, s1d 1 meet
ing Of the stockholders will shortly be held
to rstify the action OF the directors
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Diseases Of the bIood.
Three Bottles Cartsa Case OF femai'
IL. al nfss

oxford ST. Al Grsrs, NJ May -, 1921.
To he i'Afoa Eetiiciss coH'PanB
IwIsh 70 sa nv sife WAS vaIy weak snd had
no aprsifte and arrRr.atiy no blood she had
been IN ,hat c0rdit on .or Hsary two Years
During that titae hid paid cut over $40 foi
,nedtcins TOR un.cI she n, Yer 'ec ived sns oene
m she has been ur~'r the 1are of the Res,
uiayStciaps In the state. fhey all alsim'd thni
npr ease was iucurablr. She has taAen thfs
h3f,lrs OF Or " ill.aI 3 Iiu, ltu B., and TO-DAY
no is i-it . her risrw--rt ard fre's Il well a'
ever Your 81, ctuiN.
.,jsuet} ~ IlSiERX
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Snow in North carolina.

WILMmGToS, n. C., Nov. "a Quite
| heavy storm WAS reported from vsrlous
points today. AT Weldon seven inches Of
snow fell, at Btsttleboro SIX inches, al
Rocky Mount five inches. snow fell all
slong the Wilmington & Weldon rsilrosd.
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SEVEN DEATHS


TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 29.-The FIVE per
soHs injured in last nights railroad secidsni
have sincs died. This makes seven deaths
in all. Several others are expected to die
Nessiy all the injured are frishisuliy
burned and scslded about the face and
hands
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Church BnIued at CeIambns. Ga

. CoLUsBUs, Ga, Nov. 2g.--Tbe Firsi
Presbyterian Of this city barned this after
noon shortly after the djs0issal Of the con
gregasion. The FIRE was csassd by q
defective fac. This building vas valued
az siO ,06G; insure 4 for sI5 600.
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In the Mohawk Valley,

FoNpA, N. Y, Nov. 29.--Lsst right the
weather in the Mohawk valley was the cold
est thus far this season. The thermometer
registered zero. Ice formed in the csnsl
bur not enough to interfere with navigation.
The weather continued cold today.
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Bosros, Nov. 2S.--Ths area Of ecld
weather which extends from Inc Lskes to
the Calf viii probably cover the Atlantic
COAST Mooday and Tuesday. 70; Ne~
England. Mondsy Fair. sishIly colder,
orsh And nerthwsst wisds; Tuesday, fair,
rising temperature.
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RHEU MATiSM CURED.

BAN oE, Sep !, 1881
To the Union Medicine Company.
will say In reply to yeuts, that my rheu nstism
is very much better btt ~ aole noS 10 Pht my
hands to my h sd, lou ethiBz Was not sbIe TO
a, before taxing our sYrap, for two y'Gs l
70 a slider thar Il has done me more cd Ihau AL
Of the ether medicines have takeb
Yours respectfully.
Ms. DKIIA MuRRY.
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WINTER IS HERE.
Geld Sep Rspg!sd And tho
ThiImsneler Drops.
4 Dsmsnlsd German AttsDpls TO Iurdtf
Rev. Dr.. Hsll 0i EsY York,
Who Escapes uninjured--He Imagines
DIR. Hall Conspired Against Him.

SARASAc LAxg, N. Y, Nov. 29.-Ths
thermometer registered 10 below zero at
tse signal service station last night. Lower
SSrsEac lske is frozen over for the first
time this season
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NEw YoRK, Nov. 29.--The Censrai
LABOR Union today instructed the .ecrstary
to notify Public Works Commissioner Gilroy
that granite for the cross walks, coming
from Mount Waldo, Me-, is boycostsd.
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Sudden Death of {. Z. fessendrn of
Bangor.

BAsGGR Nov :? -LHte this evening z
has been Instructor Of penmanship in the
pu bic sch 1ols, this city, died very suddenly,
IA wing been in usnsl good health during
The day. He rupiured blood vfssel by 3
sudden 6 Of coughing which was the prob
able cause of bis death. He was a native
Of Fry eburg, aged 50 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30

RocKLArp, Nov. 29.-A small unknlvn
tx. -m..ted schooner went ashore on Cried
st u = ledge this afternoon. She lsys ,ssy
ard probably will float st high tide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30
Winter Is Here.

LysDosslLiE, VI, Nov. 20 Winter
opened here this morning, with three inches
Of snow and the thermometer at four below
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30
CLEAR WEATHER
For Monday, With Slightly Warmer fol
Tuesday.

WAsHIsGTos, Nov 29.--For New Eng.
gland Fresh nerhsfiY wiads, generally
clear Mon day fair, slightly warner Tues
Isv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-30
CURED WITH FOUR BOTTLES.
A Young Lady Troubled with Severe
Painting spells Cures by The Use Of
the Syrup.

To Tie Union Medtoiae Company.
When my daughter first eoDmeneed 70 Ne nt
faiutirg and had considerable iroub'e witA hti
bsog. bel q uaabls TO do se4reeiy any 70 Y, tai
after taking four bottles Of 'he syrnp she = h2s
sronhlr5 Al ali aith her back Ani ran DO faif
sav.s work and her gems raj health i, Sery maeh
ipnray.d. lake pls asure in recommeudiFs : you,
SWIM as sefl Z the best ne dicins for fema es OF
zny have any kno xis6ge Of.
Ms G. A. scorr