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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15
Food Tor Sharks

NORFOLK, June l4,-One day last week
Johu Howard, the colored cook aboard the
schooner Silver Queen, with others Of the
crew, while near the mouth Of the bay, saw
= school OF sharks following close after
the vessel. Upon the suggestion Of the
men an impfovised net waa made and ef.
forts made to capture one Of the msn-eat.
ing monsters.
During the necessary excitement that fol.
lowed John Howard BY some means be-
came entangled In the meshss Of the net,
and before he could be rescued by any OF
the crew the unfortunate man fell over the
vessels eide.
At the time that he fell the foremost Of
the monsters was not more than ten feet
away. Several ropes were thrown to him
81 once, but it was supposed that the suction
caused by the vessels speed drew him
immedistely under. The anchor waa
thrown and the sails lowered, but the un
foru unate mA1 was seen no more and il
supported to have become food for the
sharks,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

WAsHINGrox, d. c., June l3.--Pensions
have been granted to these residents Of
Maize -
Original, Joseph A. wellmsn, navy.
Louis J Costaldine, navy, Howard II.
Avery. navy, John P. Pratt, navy, Francis
G. Bartlett, William N. Berry, Issac d.
Sawyer; increase, William II. Thofndike,
navy. Charles N. Warren; reissue and in
crease, Albert A. Hutchinson; original,
widows. etc.. Fannie b. MCGOWAN, navy,
Phebe NJ. Hutchinson, Martha y. Cobb,
mother, Lucy B. Dennison, mother.
Bridget E. johnson. navy, Betsy b. Lsm-
bert, mother; ofigioal, minor children Of
Moses G. Annas, Mary r Hatch.
Thomas O'Connor, james Hsv kins,
Aratus f. Pratt, Samuel Wilkinson, Jason
Martin, VIM n. Hutchings, Nicholas b.
Clark. II A. johnson; original widows,
Louisa A. Dow, Rschasi W. Cole, Phoebe
A. Psase, Maria Wharton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

wa cures
Constipa-
ton. Liv
Groom.
plant, In
digestion,
Loss OF
Appetite,
Scrofula,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Mary Welch has been appointed post
mss'er at Waite. vics Nathaniel Phelps.
The 6eld day, Saturday, Of the Biddsford
High School Athletic Association va
Witnessed BY about 500 spscsstoes, most Of
whom were young people. The genes
were at the Ssco Driving Park.
Lieut. Z e. Hatch Of the 18Th United
States Isfsntry, stationed y Maine 6ssts
College, Osono, hss been dstsiled By The
war department. 70 visit fuch encampments
Of the militia Of Msine % may be hsh
during the present ysaf.
The fi'e aisrm fuDg at Calais, Friday
evening about . 20 o'clock. and upon In
vestisation Is vas found that . coal shsd
belonging 70 Bossduan Bros. vss in 4
blsxs. Afser soma diGsalty The fse wal
| got out. They found . pockss hssdkss.
chisf aad some fsgs saturated with keso
ssss. psovisg that - An - incsadissy,
MARTA Coas's sable vAs also - % IRE
| lass week. bot ths No vss ex ingaisA.d
befors mnch daaaes ~ doas.
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Iotesestiug Facts 1elntiug TO Oak
Grove Seminary.

PORTLAND. June Is AT the morning
session Of tie yearly m mseting Of Friends
today. the committee on the Mosher fund
reported, aud the ssme Committee was con.
tinusd for another year. Various commit
tees reported, and the Epissle or Ramalah
vas read. The afternoon session was
largely taken up In listening to reports upon
the Providence boarding school, and fhs
Oak Grove sni Bailey Institute at vAsssi-
boro, Me. In the former case the receipts
for the Jear bad been s45 5,367. 80, and The
expenditure e45.3S9 80: sverage number
Students for the year, 40. Three members
of the governing committee. A. F. Cox.
lanes o. DumAn and Rebecca Steere had
died. Receipts for Oak Grove were
s5724.42; exoenditures. 1855 So; average
attendance, 13l. Both reports were ac-
eepted. In the evening public meeting
an peace was held, when the delegates to
the late Peace Congress in England made
sheir reports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Nxw YoRK, June l3.-The supreme
court Yesterday sustained the decision Of
Judge O'Brien in denying the motion Of the
Dunlap Dalx:ei Cable News Company for
An injunction - restrain the Associased
Press from requiring i's clients to observe
the rules Of the association relating to, the
patronage Of outside news sgencies.
Judge Barrett, in affirming the opinion
Of the lower court said the defendants have
. perfect right to limit the sale Of nsvs
which they collect TO those who contract
to deal exclusively With them. "Is GER
tainly 10 m extraordinary demand ssys
the judge, ION the part Of the competitor
that the defendants msy be enjainsd from
enforcing their agreements with their Gus
tomers, or from refusing to accsps new
customers without the Ordinary limitations
- to exclusive dealing. The plaintiff has
70 standing 70 maintain such action and Ia
complaint 10 devoid OF equity"
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Xailroaos 4 Steamboats
Arrangement sf Tralas In Eject ua,
ID, 1891.

gsn ssz,h~ sossss ss,ass lssvs A.x.ra =,
oii0vs;
GOEN0 WKgT-l-N 4. Il. Tor lewiston
Rook)and, Portland. Boston sn1 Montreal; ~
n for Halioveu, ussdtneF And eosth Card ,cp
1910 A. =. for Lewiston rnspstaston, lsocklsnd
Pm. Tor Hsllovsll, aasotn~i ADD 8ouih 0sx1iner
2ss r Mo, Bfunswloh, 6ash, Eockiand. Portland
Boston; s.ts, (snpreesl Port and snd Bostoa m
nonueaIi e.M r. \. for HAliovcn, Haxa,
mani for Lewiston, Bafh. Portisad and Boston
GOING EAer-a-io A. n. fnighf express, fos
Stovhegas, Belfast, Bangor, bar HASboF. b.
s,sphs N ,St: Joha and AroostOoa Coanty; S.is A
Y. for wstervtiie, Stcwhssxn. Newport
s.ss0'' ,.' ,vAnoseoro, noaIsoa snd Wood'toes.
i~ w.s.r1ie. sGs sso.sssas. Ws:sssn.s. s.. sas
fast. Dexter. Dover Toxaroft, Bangor
81. Stephea. 81. John sad Aroostook Coanty, and
MfD 2. N. saturday. only for wassfviiie;
s1 s;1d., paper 'fA'' for w''srvus and nAax"r al
Tho Wight PsIlmaa Tfaias rss sAsh wAy ever,
night, Sundays inoiaded. bat NOT 70 stovhsgas
on Monday morninss. Or 70 Balfa<r, neSksr.
or beyond Bangor. excepting to b.; HarbJr. on
sunday norninGs.
md West At 1910 A. NJ. run daily, 8aada7, II
eIudsd, between Boston. Lsvistos, BAN, liook.
And, Bangor and st. John.
ACCOaUODATIONT TRAIN Tor Aaxass
leaves S0ath Gardiner, s33 A. H.; t.co and s.t
7. M; Gardiner, s.as A. n; i.io ana t.4s 2. H.,
Haiiowei. SO A. H.. LIS and &S9 r. NJ.
1hr0agh ticHsts 70 California sad all posris
South AID Wet may be had of y. n. wslssT
ticket agent. Aagasts, the oniv once In Augusta
selling vis all rostes and checking al baxsr ~
free Of esDense.
rAYBOR TUCKER. vics Fres. = eara MasAyss
~. BooTHBY. genr rass Asa Tioss, sss
PcRtiaad. May ist, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Chiidrens' day was very pleasantly eb-
served as the Green Street chasch yesssf.
day, platform and altar were tas.efully
sdorntd With cut flowers and potted plasts.
The pastor pseschsd mostly 70 the children
from Prov. 8, II. II love them tbss love
me aud those that seek ne early shall And
me- The sermon was spiced with selAb
illustrations and vss iis.sned 70 viii
evident inserest By young and old. Ths
evening concert pfogrsmns usdsf ths
Auspsess Of the Sunday school vas bsisAs,
entertaining and instructive and . essereus
cold ciion vss tsksn for the Sunday school
ehiiarens educsti NAL fund.
A horse driven by ysssalbofo parties h
psssirs an electric car on the Plains, nsaI
ths Augusta line, ysstsrdsy. bscsns
fnshtensd snd threw The occupants 90
The horse wss cssshs aod lits;s daasge
dess. Driver Harvey, In juDplng frso ~
css 70 stop the tesD, lost his vaach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

NKw BEDPoxD, June 10 CHARLES Mars
den was today committed 10 jail without
bail 70 await : probable indictm mt by the
grand ju'y q the November term Of court.
Though his counsel, n. T. ". Coskiey Of
Boston, the prisoner tonight aa:hosises lhe
state ment that for divess reasons be has
not told all be knows ahout shs faSe Of the
negro, George Fle:chss, and he manner In
shch Peter 3 johnson met his deaah. He
He sssefts thas BE- will b. able % SHOW his
own innocspcs. and c,nvince N aushosi-
ties that Fletcher u the real musdsfef.
He ascsibes his own psculias actios In ihs
case prior 70 his asress 70 feas, and sccoanss
fully for the blood spoes upon his clothire
New evidence sscured By The govefnmsns
toby strenothens The belief into an slmosl
assured fscs that fisschsf 10 alive aad y Z
fugitive from instics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15
Lady Kicked by q Fdahssnsd Horse
Especial to the KErNEBEc JOURNAL

ELLswoRrH, June l3.-Mr. james Muir
ply was diving BY the shoe factory or
School street this Afternoon, when hi.
horse became frightened st hand orsar
snd began 10 kick. He smashed the shsftl
snd kicked Mrs. Murphy in the chin. Il.
then ran over School street and jumped
through Mr.. SAUNDERS wire fence and rar
down Main street. The horse was cauah
on Bride hill and was unipj aled. Mr.
Murphy received very severe blow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

NoR7n AHsos. June II John Coldwsll.
prominent farmer Of New Portland vas
found dead ia his fsld abous 10 last night
The supposision 10 be was overcome BY heat
and smoke from IRE in the brush and
ferce which be vss trying ta extinauisb
~ be left the hosse shortly after dinref
and rot fasufnihg 1t tea time. . searching
party fouad him dead ky brush Ore.
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Colby Defeats Bates.

LEvIsros, jane ls.-In loosely played
game here today Colby defeated the Bates,
20 to '1S. The seventh inniog the Bates
went to pieces and their opponents scored
nipe runs. Up to that time the Bates bad
led
The errors on both sides were numerous
and costly. The batting was loose, ss ,imes.
Attendance 800. The score:
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rosn1sz .osss.

10 The Gsiiciaa storms 10 pssssss wsss
tiliel.
Sir Wiiliam Gordon Cummiss's psne
mas bssn stsicksn from ths Esyiish sspy
lists.
Teusheefd, May q Co.. wine ueschsnls
u London, hsvs failed. with Iisbiliuss q
c26O, 90.
The 6anoen islanders sse slsis 10 %
ansssy condition sed fesfs ere hsid ebat
sevolssien u d hard.
Dispsachss from Shanghai anssusss -.
asved fiotinG upon The past Of Aaaj Esie-
pean element In China.
Ths Soushsfn Bspeist Associates q Loo.
I'm psssed . resolution csndsmatsg ~
Pdncs Of Walss for he past ~ teok h
shs bs0oasss sesadsl. and ssnt eeey q
he rssoluticn to ~ psisos.
A. nesileg. Ffidsy, q Londea, q ~
jslesates sspsssensine The mn snDlsysd
IN ihs e1pibus ysPds, II wss resolved = -.
ospt he employers o1sr ef tsslvs heess'
sosk psf dsy asda slight alvasos y waees.
Aesdsy. the secretary u wsr vill -
asked h he RAgish Hsuss of Ceooess
what bs siu DO iesas5ias ~ lhtes sllssss,
AsA mssshAi, The Rsiscs st Wales, 0sn.
Oesn Wiiliams aai Llsussnaae DeskeDey
Lsvst1 ef ths 6ceas Hssiliss 0sasds, VI
aaned the docsmesa which peaoeiaally q.
isvsd Sir Willism 0ysd,n Cumniag . ~
aain - eflcsy u ths Bhush asmy alaheQah
hs vss believed 10 have Cheated q eae6s.
'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15
PERMISSION aaAn TED
Company q to Visit Montreal and
Quebeo.

Governor Burleigh received the follow
ing Communication Saturday evening:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WARRINGTON, June IL, 1891. I
Hrs ExcELLENcY, THE GOVERNOR or
MAINE:
Sir-Wi,h reference to your letter Of
The 29th uitimo, to the secretary Of war
And by HIM referred to this department.
relative to obtaining permissiou for Com
pany E, lss Reg. Of Infantry. Maine Vol
unteef Militia 70 visit Montreal and Qaa.
bsc. have the honor to state that an on.
cially informed by the British minister
that the desired permission has been
granted.
have the honor to be Your Excellency's
obt d ent sefvant.
Wn y. WHARTON. Acting 6sc'g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

SALEM, Pa Juue IA "A grain Of wheat
has sprouted In the forehead Of 5.yeas-
old boy. On May l5 little Thoaas Stretch,
the son Of miller Reeve 4. Stretch. Of
Lover Ailovay Creek tovr ship vas quite
seriously injured By being caught In belt
at the bill, and would have been killed bat
for ths promptness Ut his father in stop
ping the machinery. He has now almost
recovered from the eRscts Of The sccidsnt.
but few days ago dark spot was noticed
over his eye. II vaa carefully opened with
lance and vas found TO BE- . grain Of
sheat which was sprou,ed. Tho grain was
probably forced under the akin when his
head struck . bin while hs vas being
whifled around the shaiy.
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SIXTY KILLED oUTuIoH5.
horrible AooidsLt Caussd BY Collapse
Of Bridge Uades Hxoussloo xsais.

DBans, June IA most horrible acci-
lent occurred on the Mouchsnstsln 3 Dsls
Railway today, through the COLLAPSE Of .
iraio. The train was crowded With people
ID their way 70 attend . musical fsss.
Sixty psfsons we're killed outright snd hun.
ireds were injured. The two enginss and
he nrst car plugged into the river and I'll
, he passengsrs In the car wefs dsewsed.
Two Of the cars remained suspended ffon
the bridge. All the trainmsn we're killed.
Thirteen cars wsfs saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Hfs-HosiOn, g. WAs1iexton, 3. EEro9s-Dos
ton. o. Wsshington, J. Haddock aud MuThy
Carey and LohoAn.
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Earned runs-Colbys, /; Bates, !. Two-base
hits Hoffman, Osgood, Parsons. Hall. Home
runs-Penuei. Putnam. Bsse ON baiis-Hoftman,
9rayes, Parsons. Bonney. Hoxie. Latlip. Hit by
pitched pall-Kalloch ~, Hoxie. First base on
Emery,s; Parions,a: wild pitches-w hitman.
truck out-Pennell. Emery f2), Bracket ca.
kAlloch, Foster, Lombard (3). Hoxie, Whitman
{2), Latlp. Stolen bases-Coibys, 3; Bates, 10.
Iine-2h Ism. Umpire--RAed and Pnshor.
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Hits-NeW foeh, Z; Chicago. 10. Esrors -N~u
York. ;: Chicago. l. weish. Raaie and Buckley
Stein and Hornn. =
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KILLED BY TRAIN.
CRFls6s Struck By n Bsslls
4 North BslYIck.
hhessiius A1Tlees 1t Dedication d
EitRIils llsegie fenph.


sAco, June i4.-At North Berwick yes
terd.y afternoon, passenger train Of the
Eastern Division Of the Boston 4 Maine
stuck . carriage in which we're riding John
Grant, farmer and blacksmith fesiding
two miles from the village, and his dsugh-
YER, OF Hsvsrhnl, Mass. M. Grant was %
esdly injured be died at IL o'clock last
night. His daughter had rib broken,
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LoNDon, June 13.--A London cosrs.,
spoodsnt Of the Leeds Mercury says be- has
good reason for stating shst II N. Edward
5tsnhops, secretary Of stsss for vas, viii
apologize Monday nsxt 10 The Houss of
Commons on behalf Of the Pfinoe Of Wales
Tor the share the latter took In cosdosisg
the conduct Of Sir William 0oedoa Gem
ming d Ira hby Croft lest Ssptsmbsf.
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3 wa 10 ua.ol. to a.o. ON Thames.

BRuKswIck. June A.-Comm ,dose J.
r. Cilley Of the Bowdoin navy says that the
Bovdoin ColIf &c eight will not 90 to New
L,ndon this year to row Columbia on the
fhanea, ~ vac expected on account Of
sickness In the crse.
Cailston. ph, rovsd bow aad was ons oi
tie four best men in the boat il 20 sick that
he 10 quite unable to pull sweep. ard Tuf.
n r, who fosed No 8 il the bIat In tbs
race against Harvard on the Charles, 10 also
u u1sble 10 row any more this season
Greatly to The regret Of the Bosdoin
boys the race With Columbia had to b
given up. Next year. howe-eF the Maine
men viii be in the held looking for acoustic
glory.
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!. una II Ksocuaksss s.rsan

Dxssoz. Jans II l-Jhe body Of John
Barton, IS years old, plumber vhs came
hers from Lynn six years as,. vas feuad
q ,sssrg in Kerduskesg strsam Saturday
nMrise. He bad bsen missing week.
Il II espPesed 70 have been csss u acci-
dental drovning. 10 inqsess vss held.
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During the thunder tempest Friday .
barn belonging To Mr.. Willard Palmer vas
struck BY lightning. Mr.. Palmer repaired
to the barn - quick - possible and with .
few pals Of water soon put out the 6fe
which had caught in some straw. This
promp. action saved his entire stock Of
buildings.
The new house being built BY Mr.. War
rem on the stage road 70 Gardiner wss
struck BY lightning, the chimney torn
down and windows thrown out. Mr.. War
rem vas in the house and did mot know II
till some one told him.
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W. Bg. LO4Ibp II. Z
.; ~. Louis, 3. 4eGill and
n; Aeshin. Cook and Ryan.
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Rheumatism and Chills and
Fever. The Indian says dis
ease is the beginning of DEATH
.Very true. How many die
from their own neglect just
because they are too penuri-
GUS to spend a dollar to put
themselves in perfect condi-
ton to meet epidemic or ex-
posure.
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MOAN, MURMUR, MUIR
DER,

What a bobbery you are
kicking up to be sure. All
you need is Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa that will put new life
into you and purify your
blood and TACT on your stom-
ach, kidneys and liver. Sag
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An alasn Of nss vas sosndsd Basasday
sheut Noon An incipisnt blszs aesldssely
serted u tiss sas heuss cc.ssssasa ~
siasn. There vas % nssd ef ths Assnsa.
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DAsA's Assssss.r cv.asi
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FoR BOSTON !
Tntn0 nEn AAREH

3-TRiPS PER WEEk-3
- Stms. "DELLA COLLINS''
4 will leave AUGUSTA ut r
Th0A<ffHM.; HALLOwKLL at f-eo
S8..s..s.3 connecting at GARDINER
with the new and elegant
Steamer 80 * HxlNNI7EC."
JASON COLLINS. Comma ndsr,
which leaves GARDINER nj :, RICHMOND II 4, and
BarH r. A., Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAtsr
days
RETURNING, will leave Linooln's Wharf, Boz
ton. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve
ming at O'Clock.
ss-Rsmemter our Saturday Excursions to Bos
too during the mon .hs OF May and June. return
ing the folio sing Mond ~ evening. Oae fare for
the roand trip.
JAS. u. DRAKE. President.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE. Agent, Augusta
HIRAM FuLLKR. Agent, HAiiowel.
o. N. BLAsCHARD. Agent, Gardiner
April 20. 1891 mArisdtf
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Bath { Booihbay Line.

fiae table for june ls9i. Mail b Ist daily. Sun
aaYs excepted. Leave boothosy at 20 A. M.
wave Bath ut ; Is Z. ".
Lasd tn wass dails at Mouse Island; Tues
ass, Thursdays and Saturdays at eawyers' IL
sea Isle II spriugs and squirrel Island Mondays
wedaesdsys. and Fridays at Doghsh Head and
tol Island
FkctAL Boar Tuesdays, Thursdays ans
sNudays. Lssye hath 20 A. M, Boz IN
~ ~ NJ. Land fat fs,e springs, South
Fw'' Islands and Ocean Point.
tsfr from Augusta TO Boothbay and Islands
oc Ie'arn, ~ 2S. 10 isie OF Spr Iss, t2.oo. Full
sumner time table and II rtdased fares July |.
II. W. .SwANIoN, Treasurer.
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SOMERSET RAIL WAY.

rvsias Leave OAKLAND ~ Follows scirs
north: 80 A. n. and t-a4 r. ~. oounes.iaE with
morning train on Hxine Central Railroad from
Bangor and W wsterv!iia, And afternoon trains from
Portland via Lewiston And VIA bruasyinh sna
Augusta.
Tvaiss Lssss Btneaass. soirs soath: Yes
An and i,.sa r. NJ. connecting At OAksuf with
morning tsxins on Maine CahtFA Railroad VIA
both routes o Portland. and With sftsrncoe t.xts
ior Portland ani bangor.
WE n. AYss. ssps
AaxaC =, lan.
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c.lIdEsa CT Il Pi.rhes,s caslssia.
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wAa DsrAarnnr,


iJure "A, 1891. mr. H.;
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Read This, Ye Sceptics!

| GEO. W. BorLrER. OF Belfast, Me-.
Tor three years member Of the city
government. :liid also member OF Thos.
IL. Marshall Post, No. ~, &. A. r.. is
well and favors,l,Iy known as a thor
| onghly reliable man. lie saws under
date OF March q. $780,
:. For some Gears have been afy,ietes,
7 with DyspePsta, Bitioasasss, Muscular
AhenDsafssna aad Lamesess across K,d-
neys. added to all this, was, for tive
Years, daily attacked with II
Oeathly sickness at pit of stOm-
| stcti, followed by a copious how of water
from my mouth; then would vonit,
| which would relieve me for the time, only
TO be repeated the next day, lccnmenced
taking DAMS SAKSAPARlI.LA, and
before had taken cne bottle the aeattly
| sickness departed; and for over four
| months have not had the slightest syn,,-
tom OF return. My STOMACH FEELS As
WELL AS EVER ~ MY LIFE. MY BILIOUS
NESS Is ALL GONE, AMI my bowels are rcgu-
lar. My DYSPEPSIA IA THING OF THE
FAST, AND L CAN EAT ANY KIND OF roop
AND DIGEST IT.
My wife has also taken DANA'S SAR-
SAPARlLLA for Biliousuess and Neural
gia, aud has been helped by it more than
by any other medicine she ever to1k.
consider it wonderful remedy"
1t does what we claim or costs
you nothing. Could we make
you a fairer offer? Try a
bottle now.
Cana Sarsapsrilla Co., Belfast, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15
JOB PRINTING

for which our establishment is justly
noted al over the State. Our pllees
cannot Be beaten on the same grade
of stock and work. Correspondents
sc,;c;ted. = BURLEIGH : FLINT,
Augusta, 1laina
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The Calais Times has the following con-
cerning one who though born In Calais was
nsted for college in tie Aususta schools
and has many Augusta fsiends who watch
his brilliant journalistic career with
interest. The following personal, taken
from dsily Of recent date, will be read
with pleasure by those 10 this city Who ars
relatives or friends Of the gsntlemsu named,
- well - by all local readers who take
iotefess and pride in the success Of Calsis
boys: "Amos Parker Wilder. whose Cd
dress at last Wednesdays meeting Of The
Fellovcrafs Club wss 20 we'll received BY
that rather critical cossfie, IL oDs. Of the
rising lights Of journalism. He Wis born
in Cslais, Me-. and graduated d Yale only
seven years ago. His nesspspsf training
vas gained on such good dAilies ~ the
Albany journal and the Philadelphia Press,
and 20 rspldly did he climb the steep
ladder Of his profession that be was only
tsenty-slx when he became editor Of The
New Haven Palladium. In this position
Ms. Wilder bss slseady become known o.
one Of the brisbte,t young journslisss in
New England. He has achieved yspuis-
ton - public speaker, and IL . capital
sfser-dinnef talker; bat best Of ell, Wilder
Is man Of the finest type Of manhood"