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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
De! 7 del corriente:

"Prosigue el sumario, sin AFRO.
jar NADIA contra las religiosas Tri-
nitarias. 81 por desgracia hubiese
resultadO slgo mira las religio.
sas, va 10 sabrian esos peri6dicOs Y
les faltaria tempo para contarlo.
Lo que sc va descubriendo todOs
los dias son las contradicciones en-
que incurren los que han acusado
q las Trinitarias, asl peri6diCos CO.
mo falsos testigos.
De la autopsia de Ia desgraciada
Sarah Mattos resulta que no hubo
envensnamiento y que tampoco
hubo abortivo.
Pero los criminales, 6 sea el an.
tor 8 los completes del crimen de
que fu6 vfctima Sarah Mattos, nj
han parecido, nj parece que sean
buscados con mucho empeno. hi.
.eron algunos peri6dicos de Lis
boa que la mujet On cuya casa se
alolabap duEante sWa aalidas del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28

y
comparable con Ia que produjeron |
on el afio anterior las mismas.
Vamos 4 extractar el estado on |
question.
Durante ell mes de
Julio dltimo pro-
dujo "a recauda-
ci6n de las Con.
triouciones & i'm.
puestos 10 suma
de............ %. 8 46.5s7.70|
D.ferencia de alzs,
con reIaci6n 4
igusl mes del ano
anterior........... 1.466.64
Is renta de Adua.
mas produio en-
Julio dtimo...... 243.l07.41|
Bsja, CON relacion q
igual mes del afio
anterior............ 20 371.56
Las Rentas estanca.
das produjeron en-
Julio dltimo. ...... 27.624.27
Bajs, con relaci6n q
igual mes del afio
ANTERIOR. ......... 442.88
Los Bienes del E..
tado produjeron
en- Julio dlti-
mo. ............. 1.746.os
Ala, con relaci6n 4
igual mes del afio
anterior......"... 176.46
Los Iugresos even.
tuales produjeron
en- Julio tlti.
mo ....... 13.765.37
Ala, con relaci6n &
igual mes del afio
anterior. =. 1899
Resumen:
La recaudacion OBJ.
tenida por ell Era.
rio, durante ell mes
de Julio hlti-
mo, de las cou-
tribuciones & i'm
puestos, Aduanas,
Rentas Estanca-
das, Bienes del Es-
tado & Iugresos
eventuales, ascen-
dio en- total &. go. 332.84O.8l
Idem idem en- Julio
del aflo anterior
a.. go. ...... 36O.73s.76
B,ja hquida. por 10
tanto, en- JUNO
de 1S91........... :. 27.SsS.95
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
RECAUDACION.
JULIO DE 1891,

Con ell V9 BE- de Ia Intendencia
General de Hacien la, ha pnblica.
do la Administration Central, en-
la Gaceta, un estado de Ia recau-
daci6n obtenida por ell Erario,
durante el mes de Julio d.
timo, de las siguientes rentas.
comparable con Ia que produjeron
on el afio anterior las mismas.
Vamos d extractar el estado On
question.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28

Jsfe del Gobierno nacional, res
cientemsnte, hace dfas no mas:
:" Antes que perder q Cubs, gas
tara Espafa gu dltima pesetS,
quemars Espafia su dltimo car
tucho, inmolara Espafia su dltlmo
soldadol"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28


Y de este Ique se desprende
dentro de la ertraHa l6gica de E.
Dta?
La necesidad suprema de 10
sutonomis Eel coleka no hA llegs
do q escribir independence, POI
mas que e.ts, segdn e., signifique
tTaternidad); al, la necesidad su
prema de Ia autonomis, de aque.
llo que Espafia no puede en- ma
nera alguna conceder, como dijo
ell senor Leon y Castillo hace doc
lustros, despues de haberlo ne.
gado con las armas en- 10 mano
en- Ia mas terrible contienda colo
nial que han presencisdo las ge
neraciones desde los fenicirs 0 hasts
eI dia.
va 10 han visto los lectores:
Para encarecer la autonomia se
dice en- un peri6dico de la Corte,
no de Cayo- Hueso nj de NV
York, que ell regimen espafiol sig.
mica en- America odio; que Ia
independence de el equivale cast
d fraternidad.
10 ofenas tan enorme inferi
da gratuitamente al patriotismo
espsnoll
IQu6 pensariAn, de horrible y
ldgubre, 81 esto oyesen, los mar~
tires invictos del derecho espanoI
en- An erica que duermen el sue
no eterno en- sue tumbAs7
Nosotros entregamos al juicio
de la conciencia pdblics el proce-
der de FL Dta.
A ella apeiamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-28
UN M0yS1RUO HUMANE.

Lsemos en- un colegs de N.w-
York, fechado el 80 de Julio hl-
timo:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
Tuesday Afternoon.

The attendance this afternoon vas un
usually large FOR frss day. Immediately
afier dinner the attention Of the crowd vas
drawn 10 the paliirg steh, y hith was 9
contest between Theodore Chandlsr's snus
little PAR # six-foot oxen, to Wit, bulls.
and Allen Morsn's seven foot grade Dur.
hams. The little fellows lifted we'll and
pulled the big drsg load Of stones fairly,
but the greater weight Of the Ddrhama car.
fied the load fsrshest and wo1 the prize.
Promptly at one O'Clock the races we're
called, consisting on this fret day Ut /. ,hsss-
minute race, 2 80 race ind q race for three
year ODDS and under. The three. miauts
race brought out field Of sever horses.
There was some very good t,o.ting In til .
race. ihoush the contest Cor first pIaea vas
between the two bisck stations N,rdsck
ard Rex. the others making freadens
char gss Of position somewhat ia the rear.
We We the summary Of this race, not
having space for . full description. Sum-
mary;
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE 6EOR6IANA.
Strange story Of The Abandonment OIL
That Schooner.

: HALIFAX, N. s, Sept 2O-Cspt Peossel
of the Hsning schooner Catharine, which
arrived here today, tells very strange tale
regarding the Inflated schooner Georgians,
which was found on her beam ends af.e,
the great gale. with her crew of II men
missing.
He states that On Sunday marnins. the
b inst, at Il o'clock, when % miles VI
Osla Head. he ran close to the schoope,
Georgisna. She was anchored; her fore
boom was lying on the rail. and the gaf
was swinging ab1ut. There WAS not sign
Of anyone on board, and not dory WAS to
BE- seen on deck. Her cabin and foIecastle
were closed, and there was q signal like a
handkerchief flying in the forerigging.
The crew of the Catherine intended to
board her. bnt as it looked like q storm,
they decided no: to. Capt Prosser thinks
the men found in the cabin must have died
Of fever. What has become of the others
10 mystery.
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| for ihsif eareful attention to every deeaiL
Mr.. d. B. Jsxess acted - mx-sal and pr
| formed his a.slu sus duty 70 The $ .usfaceien
Of sll. ar. Harry Hicks, asastsnt mar
shat. did usoss fl lent service and Henry
Dunn, chi / " ,so,,ce YES sissys GA hand
when reed. 10 her TIE ( sod nafussd
Sr3~ L rrsp rplsse ~-d {, quad s-rtcs:
scs d.ssx. TIE masicbs t-e Fert Fairfield
bari .sdsd renei, IA iste-e.s ef the last
sf.errepa aszns visitors fren wis Ga,
ihs eonesy -e-- prs sest asd exa.epei
thsraseires a. sosh surprised 81 ds.isessd
| .. 'hs nnri.tsxss's e-i.sa2e e. the ffcg-
ye.- sBd |. ieprneat o. Arc. ssask,
No sects,ers N trrsd the slfa are CT he
Gee sion and n every res9se Is Sas N sss
successful fssr
Ga raurs.sy J4h1 Fss-sr Of Pfseqls
Isie, gave N sxaihi:iaa OF his d IL pair Of
dfast horsss shieal wtts f'es .red II the
hau.;as ms ca. II ha hisc.s to the
drag ia .hieh were pil . 1000 pousds OF
soee / hsusei IL rita sss Twelve
heavy met teen meuas,d IN tsp OF the
load If s.oIes and me team Ii Ell them
hoGestiy. NJ Foster then hitched one
one If the eorsss to the drag load Of 1000
pounds and the noele animal started j;
fair distance
Much ere tis il due to Mr.. Joel Howard,
the efficient hail SUPERINTENDENT, for the
able and. courteous msnnsr in which be
performed his most exscting duties and he
earned the thanks Of both exhibitors and
visisers BY his gertlsmluiy manner and kind
sssensicn to ali.
The jadges at The several days races,
Messrs. Fred Barker. E G. Dunn. Jr.,
Vim Nsv!ns, Mar,in Lsxliss, A 7. Smith
and Z. P. Whitney, were fair and impartial
in all their decisions, and gave general
satisfaction. Messrs. j. F. Dyer, E. R.
Mckay and George W. Mosher acted -
timers.
A. W. Gray 4 Soas, Middleton Springs,
VT, exhibited mouuted horse power and
ih,esh,ng machine.
E. G. Dunn, JsS, handsome matched
pAis of blsck Tridsn,s attracted much at.
tention and 8 L. Merchants fl ne matched
Pal: Of blacks by Aroostook Almons were
mach admired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

There is 10 be quite an important event
for toe BsptisJs OF this part of the St,e a,
Skowhegsn this week, when the Kenn bee
Association meets in Bethany church
Wstervills Bspi;ss will be numerous b re
among the others from various locsii.i 8,
8 they are anticipating much ebj ymeHt
and prof. lfom the coming together. The
opening session will be held tomorrow, al
Ii A Ii wnen Rev DR.. Hszlewood of
B SION will SPEAK on Home Missions, Rev.
E F. Merriam. Boston, on Foreign Mis-
siobs. srd The Newton Theological Insti
tuition Mrs. n. N. Waterbury, . former
missionary in Iudis, will speak also on
Foreign Missions, end Rev. DR.. D1nn of
this city secretary Of the Maine B sptist Ms.
.ionsry Convention. WI speak Of the work
i,cut own State The opening sermon " iii
be by Rev. G. W. Hinckley, FAIRFIELD, and
tie docIinsl sermon by Rev. II. Tilden.
A discussion on tenn persnce, which is
likely to be one Of the most interest n s
features OF ths wholo meeting, will be
opened by paper BY Rev. NJ. wymsn
Of Augusta. President Small Of Colby
University will be present at some Of the
sessions and he will, IS he slwAys d .es,
have something that is timely and prof ,
able Rev S. C Fletcher CT Dexter will
,peax on "Some Methods Of Work in Out
lying Districts" and other exercises are
expected, The general public has cordial
! ,viia'ion to attend these meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Haieya RIVER View stables hsve been
visited By ths dis.smpef AID ues'is al The
h7sses are dawn sick With IT, DR. Far
baaks Of AugasS hss visited ttsm sevefsi
times AID hores 70 brig snsE through Al
right. Eaary, The 2-yss.-oA Ssisse soss -
Affected sFh ene othsrs ard NJ Haley 70
5cahtfEI II he vii; be veil enough to 20 to
esz ek,5n for the fsces nexr Saturday de
10 hopeful, however. thss such vii nas os
she case - he 10 sUxieas 10 shcS Up nis
fsiiion- Fhs last oas-fourth Of sec Nd
81 Nelson's r. eogd adds ftoo Tofd aol'rs
70 the va.ne Of shis SOC Of the sfaii.9n kiDg
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sPAaKS FROM MAIMH WIaHH.

The court house at Skowhegan csugh
FIRE from the chimney, Friday, but the
blaze was fortunately discovered and easily
extinguished.
Joseph Gemo, employed in the Webster
wooden mill at Sabastus, caught bis arm il
3 picker Saturday, crushing it to the elbow.
The arm was amputated.
The three mssted schooner Olive 7.
Whittier was launched at high tide at Rock
land, Saturday. She measures 652 gross
tons, and halls from Portland.
The stesmer Pioneer of the Rocklsnd.
Vinshaven route, broke her shaft on a
trip to the latter place, Saturday mornir g
While off Owls Head, and was towad 70
Rocklsnd, where she will probably be
delayed week.
james Gouldirg 6, train signal man at
Dsnville Junction, was struck by the Grand
Trunk passenger train No. 7 as it was leav-
Jog the Grand Trunk station at Danvilie
Junction at 2 30 P. M, Saturday. He was
instantly killed. He was about so years
Old and leaves wife and one child.
The bark Paotoius OF New York was
laun ched st Bath, Saturday noon. by John
Mcdonald. She measures 223, length !;
Az. breadth; "a, depth; gross tonnsse,
1861 $50. The bark is owned by the builder.
Capt. Seymour Watts of Thomasson is the
commander; Flint & Co., of New York,
managing owners.
The Androscosgin grand jury completed
its work Saturday forenoon, reported to
the court, and we're discharged until next
January. They found 10 indictments,
IL being for nuisance, for keeping q
tippiing shop, 2 for assault and battery,
for obtaining money under false pretences.
for larceny, for larceny from person.
for breaking and entering, and for forgery.
William Dslong, a nan Of 10 years, at
tempted to kill his young wife, Saturday
morning at Bangor. by s:sbbirg her with
bread knife about 90 times. She had re-
Gently left him. He claimed Friday night
to have taken poison, and sent for her.
The woman 10 in serious condition. De-
long was Immediately arrested. Thera ia
nj ither Jealousy nor rum in the case, il is
said.
The corner store Of the new eye and ear
inffmary at Portland was bid Saturday
afternoon, with Masonic ceremonies by the
Grand Ledge Of Maine, Albro Z. Chue,
0AAhn 4HS heW Ii ufmAy viii Ee
FIVE stories high on Congress street, the
arst story being designed for stores. ri
siil be corsIle'ed Of stone, brick AID
Isfra cots, snd will cost about $50, 600, Of
which about $50 600 has been subacribes. |
Langdon W. Moore, ,hs king of bark
robbers, and the coolest criminal tia. ever |
,perssed in the Unissd States. has made |
Toll confession Of the work he did in the !
State Of Maine, and be implicated Defective /
Chapman Of Boston. Moore covered in
bis confe ssion the most important robbie ries |
'nich occurred in New England frcm 1867 |
Q 1880, and Of his movements around |
Portland, although there IL break Of over
IL years in bis time. from the latter Part
4 1870 to early in 1877, vhsn be wss con.
ined in the Msine Srass prison for breaking
he aafe Of the lima Roc / Ns,ionsl Bank
i RochiAnd He was one Of the gang that
aacs Portland their Rendezvous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
cCNpHnEBn Dis ~A 4CBRs.
Ths Pith OF the News rsksn tic m the
Current EvsuSs OF tbs Day.

A fire Sunday night destroyed the
Cleveland Hotel and 10 busigess houses at
Sne field, Ala. Loss 100000.
A large business block in Norwich, Che
mango county. N. 7. Owned By Fred
Weller, Mrs. Agnes Weller and Charles
Cox, burned Sunday. Loss, $55 600; in
surance about $27 ,0G0.
Sir Julian Psuncefots, the British minis-
ter. when questioned by a reporter said he
hid heard nothir 8 from au b ,iiIies at, WASH
ineton relative TO the Behr,sg sea matter
aad positively refuses to talk on the
subject.
A heavy storm prevailed in Labrador,
Sept 10 The fishing vessels. Psrsea ard
Amazon, returning loaded with ath were
wrecked and seven u,en wore drowre'. In
the same gale the schooner Blossom struck
Gull leland, Not'e Dame bay, ami went to
pieces. Five men snd ere woman were
drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
VANILLA, LEMON,
ALMOND, ORANGE,
NUTMEG, CELERY,
GLOVE, ROSE.
Strike Continue, at ottawa.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 20.-The strike
still continues. At . mass meeting. at
tended by over 1000 persons. held in Hull
this morning, the men we're unanimous in
resolution to stay out. Three Catholic
priests today advised the strikers from the
pulpit to 90 back and trus! to their masters.
At second meeting at Hull tonight, an in
fl lentiAl deputssion. including cIergymen
who conferred with the mill owners yes-
terdsy, was appointed to meet the masters
tomorrow and endeavor to effect COM
promise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

At the last meeting Of Broo kings post 1t
~ss voted to b Did three days fair abou,
tie middle Of &c OBJ 2. The committee of
srfse gemeats is nov preparing list 81
pr zss and other attfsc,ions. Ant Will
be made To have TIE fair held in the shoe
factory building and il successful, the pest
viii pat on the fnest fair IN iu hi, orr. II
sill b. sivea for the purpose Of raising
money TO cary ON tn relief and other
Charitable sork ~hce be post is doir G sad
the response On the part Of the CT xens
shoula be most generous iaasmuch Is the
work Is deserving Of ali the assistance
possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

II 10 not likely ihst anything will be done
this year towards fl 1ishipg up the new road
between this place snd FsirHeld. 1t was
laid out BY the county commissioners. and
last year work was commenced upon it and
continued as longss the road machine could
be used to advantage. rhu most difficult
and expensive portion yet remains to be
built. When completed it will bs much
used as thoroughfare, being entirely free
from dangerous railroad crossings and stre ct
railroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

We h1pe that he farmers generally will
make an exhibit Of their products at the
rank next week 10 connection with the fat
of the Nor b Kennebec Agricultural socie-
ty There is no reason why there should
sot be fins show there for this has zen a
great year for the crops The various ar
.icies of domest c arnfacture, fancy
work, etc, should be brought in in profu-
sion and the business men up and down the
reet ought to assist in making crediisble
exhibit by displaying 4 part Of. their goods.
Real the annual exhibition Of the North
kennebec should be mxds one of the
eve nts of the yea for all this section. In
the matter Of horses. cattle, sheep, swine
srd poultry, it is ist simply matter of the
ogntrs Of the stock taking hold to have one
of the bsst shows in the Stste.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

At the close of the performance Of
"Vers" at the opers house Friday night
Dors Wiley. the celebrate sweet singer u
Maine, was suddenly stfick IN violently i'll.
She was removed to her hotel and Dr.
Friend vas summoned. She sudered in
tense pain unit 3 O'Clock Saturday mora
iug, when the Dr.. left her much easier snd
cut Of Danger. Il was very severe at
tack Of wind colo and cholera m 'rbus.
shortly after the arrival of the ladies' Of
the troupe At the hotel two others ere
seized with the same symptoms and DR..
Giddu e wss called to assis, in their tses:
"a. ,nt. rhe lace left for Bangor on the
afternoon express Saturday to recuperate,
the date st Newport 70, Saturday evening
being cancelled by Agent Forest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

THIS ia he last ~ttk ttat entries will be
received Tor the DctOb- secs At Meadow
Psry, NJ Mrs corre', West Gardiner. l.
81. ard rtt cd that the ella ses for the two
is,s' eorrss re hiink we'll. and With
good horse., open "Wednesday, October 7sh,
.nd close THURSDAY blight Premium lists
Al b. s.rur'd OF the secretsry, w. Ii
Merrill, G ,sdiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

The Msine Central Railroad landed
another ur-ion here Saturday fore moor
from the esst There we're about 80 in tbs
1sry ard lhsy made trip to the Ns'iora
\ M TIE Corinos corpes band, r II
y eli .der, accompanied them. Before
their departure home the band z we mum
,eg OF Gas selections from the d'p)t plat
Orr AID received generous applause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Mr.. J. II N. Penney has got his new
house on the Fairf Id road so far along
that he will move into it in the c1urse Of a
few days. Mr.. Penney labors under the
disadvantage Of having only one hand, bu,
ne has tt en- full Of courage ever since he
broke ground, and has worked ike q
rrtj q early ard late. His worthy efforts
have been noticed and spoken Of by the
many who have passed BY. ard all will
rejoice with him in his success in securir &
4 nome of his own.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

In the course Of the bexs Two or hires
months ii is probable tAss tie Wa:ervills
military band, With the ASSISTANCE Of some
outside talent, will give several musical en-
sertainments ~ such points ~ are within
easy reach Of Wst-rviIle by railroad. the
object bsirg to atd ID the fgnd for the pay
meat Of bill, incurred IN maintaining the
ofgAnlzAtion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

Th~ JouRS.L represe d,stve had the
Drrg &c OF io,gn g through the handsome
~ g ~hjch II P. Closson u the firm
i Pnteam 4 Ci1sson is now bu ldins OF
b -'nut street. Il is from p'sls BY Ar
caitec' Lesis sgd lie q tesn,y n design and
* cation. It's now In tie hands of the
o sstersr, Il Will cost about $4,000 and
will Be ore Of the foes: private residence
n be city on c. mpietion. lis Interior
4rrarg ment is most complete sill Of the
r., ms Grs iight and pleasant while generou'
a,.pses eusiEe q mfort ard veatils ion
A h.p stable IL s'tseusc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
IN OKLAHOMA,
Little 8smblancs to Sun day-Ruship (
for the Lauds.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Sept. 20.-Todsy hsi
hal but little semblsnce to Sunday. All
day the streets were crowded with prairie
sC h ,oners, carriages, horsemen and fool
Passengers, all jsmmed into shouting
struggling, hurrying mass At the negro
settlement of Kingston are 1000 negroes,
al arm d, on the ground. All these ne eroes
are determined TO have the claim or fight.
On every side OF the reservation line is one
continuous camp. the number OF people
waiting being fully 10000. q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
RAILROAD WRECK.
Tfain Parts and Does Great Damage
When It Comes Together.

/ PIrTsBURG. Pa, Sept. 20.-A frsigh.
road two miles east of Greensburg this
morning, demolshing forty freight cars and
twenty cattle cars. The engineer and
brakeman were fatally injured, and the
fireman seriously hurt. The wreck vas
caused by tine freight train parting on a
down grade and coming together again.
Before the tracks were cleared an east
bound csttls train crashed into the wreck
and &c loads Of cattle were killed. Cars
were piled on top Of each other nearly. 100
feet high. AN unknown tramp was found
burned to deuth in the wreck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

You've eaten too much turkey,
And 30 you cannot'work. eh

There don't believe I could add an-
o'her line and make it rhyme il had q
dollar for doing it. A few cents. however
will cure me. To relieve stomach and
bowels from the effects OF overloadiDg, q
full dose Of DR.. Pisrces Pleasant PurgA.
tive Pellets is the best remedy. They opsr.
ate gently, yet thoroughly, and without
gripping, nausea, or other unpleasant effects
In walls, convenient to carry.
sep2ld& xfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20

They are hsndling sn immense gaanti.y
Of fruit Of sil kinds At wings and lis sbr
prisins 10 see the qaantity Of pears, and
peaches, and grapes and plums and bansn-
IS, that is required to meet the local de-
nands ia tbst direction. II the eating Of
macn fruit is conducive to hesi,h there
ought not TO be an immsnse amount OF
v York for the doctors here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-20
WATERVILlE LOCALS,

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though sh-re have been numerous il q iiriss
In rssxri 70 il, ard se uaderaAnd thsf there
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the Safe TO Iook is over With viEv TO pnr
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