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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-19

ations so awarded the different towns shall not
be drawn out of the county treasury. until a sum
equal to one-half of such amount has been raised
a d expended by such towns, over and above the
ordinary mill tax raised for such purpose. and
that a majority Of the town board Of supervisors
Of such own ha certified to the county clerk
that such expenditures have been made.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
H. GRIMM, Chm,
ADAM KREUL.
W. G. COSTLkY,
JACOB SHRAKE.
j. W. ANDERSON,
j. b. MURPHY.
On motion of Mr.. Scott report was
adopted
Chair announced action on the report
of committee on county property, which
was laid over to this session would be
considered.
Clerk read part Of report in reference
to lining upper part OF Jail.
Mr. Schreiner moved that part of the
report be land on the table. Carried.
Report of Charitable Institutions
was taken up.
Mr. Grimm moved the report be adop-
pied by Ayes and Nays. Carried Ayes
81, Nays l.
Chairman appointed Messrs Geebe,
Bremmer, Barnett committee on officers
sdIdiIbS W StpOll III bilo ulOlHluS
Adjourned to 1870 a. M. Saturday,
Tagliebe Rundschau: Peasant (oq.)
Let me alone with your medicine; why,
only a week since | bought at the chem
ISIS bottle labeled corn liniment. /
have now drank every drop and my
corns are just as bad as ever!
Indianapolis journal: DOugtful Evil
depce. W -'Wickwire seems to
have an ideal bome.' Potts-'Doesn't
he, though? He stays down town until
midnight Dragging about it five or six
DAYS out of the week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-19
for Infants and Children.

"The use Of 'Castoria' is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems a work
Of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLOS MARrYE. D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

lhe Wtmtn's Cmisti.n I, m ,ersi ca
Union Of TIL. city C ''brsts It's frat ami
v.rss,y and ,lsc's I'll ,ers fer the C, mi &
g.sr st the Me h DIST ves'ry this sf'er
mon n , n'eir ca cal tire Fh-' Us h
its pr, s.Gelt, Mrs A s Ladd. thu JouRsAL
,epr,s $ n awe learns Of . very busy years
work having bee do-e By b. ladies' Of this
orgn ix.tiOn When oily ten m fLths old
.iI pubiir meetings hsd bsen held Seven
u hes. ~,re leeiur 5 By tie foil0Tinx ssI
known temperance |. cturets Miss Livsr-
more, dis. Yst,s. Mrs Perkins Of Ohio I;
N az Pie ps ( Car ada, Rv. " s L id
OF shls city and DR.. W. $ Thompson of
Hs.luwe.l The other two putlic meet
irgs were the Demorest Medal CONT s.
a 4 free will II. riog N. ETH &, At which
+ eNly all the pastors participated. the
union has placed baskets containing tenn
perspce liiei sturs in the post office, dept.
barber .h p. .nd Y NJ c A rcoms A
cnu miItre has worked in c" junction tn
Judge Lsrrsbee Of III, police court, IN as
si.lipg any women Who nsy have been
are sted. The work 10 almost wholly
educational snd evspgeiistic, and 10 strictly
non p.r' san. Regarding the future work
of the q, ion Mrs Lsdd was most hopeful
rbe unlou 10 nov cumpoced of ~ members,
having aided seven sicc, orgsr zi0.,
s,d il is on thorough working
basis. In the conf yssr en-
{ A ,rt vili be made to organize society of
ynuos ladies known as the ''Y's" Several
OF the Ii nuen,i.i ypung ladies' Of the CITY
are hscc ming interested in She msttsr and
y. speedy orgsr iz.tien IL very probable.
rbor -. s,or IN b.vs tan nc ranps instrue-
ion introduced ito a, least some of the
public schools. Au eSor, is also to be
made to secure rooms on Wafer street for
H,upg up Rad ng room snd psslor for the
use 81 vours Girls and wcmeu who do not
have such privileges in thsir home life and
=. the headquarters Of the Union. Plans
are tsirg mede for general aggressive work
in all dc pzr.mep:s during The coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
Wild aESEs
On Orening Up tAe New Lasas n
ekiahsaa-


GrfaAiE :. setimSst
sap vision Il the cprnias 81 mo ~ a.
EN- h%v~ bee tsisy q. isnk NJ
s4try xvs nass ire : 10 llessd u
sva erras arlss - L . ? sss- 1eops o.
800 ~ = - t~st ~at SFs,
Ia tie f-fe # TIRE ,insf Ssi'ss
Ma.shs.s ~ sIra Assa $50 earn "
tA.ss ssffs- 50 wee sc LARSON -
pr SEW an ssf e4ys ard
negroes; IS we're rsquired q - b q me
ib-ss land otHcss Il 70 = L 1tae .
VI ss frsels- Re iqusd wa
ssa fszei st ezcs Z se eo-7sl ssa..
rfis irf' on So. soaTs. : the
ontsra Of . u seo mi.esan e. q. Ins
me 50 q - u .eF = rg.- sfvs,s;
10 sore iss.s 10 ard sass % = mi'e,
al 81 ssase nj = - or ~ n,'''. 80
eetf ly u. iced. Two mica norm o.
'FoI . 31 5D1 eao'os st"f--s IN
st I'D . $40. h Al the 60 srnrseai
f0sc-- ta o. sd th- Dat er eoSo
fh'y All se' 'hss' s*cti~r I've o1is
ahasd ISIS Ign 90 th<r TIER tssnmtny
NO I'd as'es II ter claims sr, csn vet d
or the sr' uui shsr cerg "sae ueis
At thstf watches indicated tue noon nouf,
sn.i ID rash' aver TIE hofdsf and ofssn
70 rsce f5r Tire heies sec Ia. "Socners'
q the ofeer u7sost'ied p niors OF the
ooid-s ~Sre feis hsms,oe', and u 10 az
AWAITED sfori I'll r pof lss tae naros-
of yet ie,s sr7 e. tered be lfrd BEFORE the
legal me .ss fris ~ Nea- fohee
.Dsn crossed ne fne hef"ss tne ap-
pointed tine. a deputy maFfhd OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Ga Trial at aiem-Wby tesrles Mar.
ried NJ s Searles.

SALEM. Mass Sept % la the Seailes
Will case rhls If ernoon Edward + atles
said he first net Mrs. HupkiAs in San
Francisco il Mach. 1883, si.g to her
house win .es.ef Of lac o1uct,on to look
over her house. TIM first proposition Of
marriage betwee- the two came frcm Mrs.
Hopkins in Ne~ York il the fslt OF 1858
He would not assent To il tor n. ear, ont in
December, 1884, b" eatertsined the prcpo-
si,ion. H. knrs at Il time that Ms.
Hopkins WAS 81 years his senior, and could
not vel! help Knowing hat Mrs Hopkins
YRS d lady Of large means. He delayed
accepting the psorosi ion to marriage to
give her = chance 10 be sure she was saiis-
fed, and after he entertsineh IL delay ed the
narrisg. three years IL vas tod by Ma.
HoE klns that Timothy obj CT d to the mar
rage, bu' Cherished no ill will toward him
for . The agreement to marriage wac
entered into in September, 1887, on tie
witness part bec.u.e he greatly admired
her. In reply to III gu stion he said that
be married her for Xh she had, both love
81 m ,ney, and should rever have married
h for money slofe. He not know of
my viii n ing made the day Of their msr-
III &c, N enbtr 8. 1887, until after her
des AID did not ibiak it was int niioually
mace b, hind his back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
Continue the Session Of Supreme Grand
Ledge at st. Louis.

ST LOUIS. Sept % The Supreme
Grand U1d FeIlo~s reconvened at Masonic
Hall this morning ard resumed the leeisls.
tive work. The mes. vitai question dis
tussed WAS the sge Limitation, il -beI z
thought wise BY 4 ia'ge nunb4r Of the
order 60 reduce the liAis of eligibility from
81 to 10 yeas. Tie u,s.a, was not settled
q. the time rscsss rs tsFer
The msjorit! # III vi ring Odd Fellows
vent to the fir CRU Dc ltiis morpirg to
witness thu pre- d ills which were the
main feature Of sGd.y's pee 3 anime Of the
entertainment. The weather was very hot
81 d the MAJ G wee were carried out splen-
didIy. The CaEtJn dill FOR the $1,000
prizs was pa .ieiasred in by Csntons
from St. Josep', NJ Indianapolis,
Garmanfp IN, o vi ;Jop'in, Now Paducsb,
KY; ard Ch'cseo Ire events on IRE
prog tamme $500 10 bes, i ed Missouri
Canton; a $500 stepd Of coiors to b. st
drilled bsttslison; S75 10 best drill ed chew
81 er in the sw1fd msna4i; $50 H. second
best S25 to : q best. The afternoon
PFC gfsnD,e conslsied Uf athletic
events all rfs, in y len members OF
tn. order and Daughters OF h-ossah par
ncipsted, The dsy's mesung v's a. jou!ned
till 'onofrow xirer sessi n uf 90 special
Interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
AMUaBM EU 4 ..



HIS Mos. The Baron" appeared q
Meonian Hall las, evening b,fore . large
au .iepce, and gave 3 splendid comedy
entertainment. The comedy has quite
inIeres sting plot, is iull OF humor, ludicrous
situations, and extremely laughsbls com
plications. G. II. Edwards as Thomas
Bronigsn, the Irisa valet, scored big hit
James Q aim, the original Auat Bridget,
late of Geo Knigh.'s ,mpany, was re-
csived with great favor, and brought down
The house every time with IAN Right ]"
and ,nxt will be nice. The Rosai Star
Quartet are simply immense, and ther
imita ions are alone Norih the price OF al
m ssion. Tne mirror dance" something
ueA AID ntv.l t, the pubic, is performed
by the sisters Leigh. Lille La Verde as
Lady Wing. ana Spanish dancer is a favor
ito, srd W F. Phillips in his original COM
position 5, par dies, etc pleased Immensely.
1'aere were Numerous encores las. evan
ing, AID there Vas continusi laughter from
ALL See "His Nibs, The Baron" and f1r-
set dull care in paroxysm' of laughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

At tn n e Il - s"- Bosfd Of Trade
NJ ,rAtp evapt-y he su"j-e ~ securing an
ne tps ~ - s1o- IsGtnry VS. ex an
.yPly discussed. x1 plan. were sdvo-
cairo. The first to secure consent of h M
81 Kr wi own . ennsf''lhi pat Of
lap :. 'cg and hen adv rise f,r b m to
aupy i. Tee Other, sd On na ~ &C
CO.. at. ite mort f.vursbly received l+n.
WAS H. favor OF crgsr L ng Il cal COMPANY
ard psci Y ~ T.. orr IA con p''e0 hands
tor msusg ment. committee was sp-
pointed - io IA l.to h ns er .n3 rep 'rt
It III. n,petir neHt russhsv evening 1t
/ AZ IIytrP D" 80, 10 b Jsrd "k ~ 7
tAsI4,r, h co l. one of Vi .ap ts
srce 10 the clfy I'D it is The ssrnts' hope
VI sriy J4M Ha .hat i may rsou.. al
somefhlrg tafs,ole. Il is also probable
that the b ard may take me action rug
ge. ii Il inptos, meuts of SOM character IN
the sIp s-snce OF the pos'' I'll 70, which is
sac ly 10 NEE f st.en'iin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
Same Old Games Some In New Dis.
guises.

Bulbtss
gentleman called the attention OF a
JoURsAL reporter to the circulars of green
goods men several of which have been
received By men in this city.
Some Of the circulars were identical with
t4us- that have bsen used for years to
tecoy the vrrdsnt and nnEsry. This fact
of ifself shows that the harvest lessons hut
little. Some Innovations hsve however,
been made. at is really surprising how
many swindling devices are run evide t'y
at profit" said the gentleman, az he
pol cd from his pocket large bu die Of
circulars, not ole of which advertised a
real or straightforward business. "You
ave fer mouth the different circulars
OF this sort that you receive
be added, "snd you will be surprised to
look them over and Zee the large number
that has accumulated Did you ever send
your picture 20 one Of these AIMS that az
yer ise to furnish you wish & foe crsyon
portrait Of yourself. for the purpose of ad-
vertising their good-? No? Well have.
What ws- the resul,?
Well, before could get back the origi-
nal, l was to pay about ten dollars fof
whst the firm termed suitable frame in
which 10 xaisit my portrait. The frame
was worth ab, ut three dollars aad al.
lo~ed them to keep my photograph Father
than psy for III. swinile. There are many
no ~ever. who do not do 90 and who n re-
res.ing the Oh Z al co tract sse that th J
are bound to buy q suitable .f4nle sud con.
sequentiy rather than have any trouble pay
the firm for the frame and keep quit
There may be firms that deal squsrely IN
this lie, tu, haven't fouud them"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
Etats b osrd OF zEsos.

Following is the programme for fhs
meeting Of rho safe Board of Tyxde, Q,
Bangor, St pit Ter 20. 1891
What can the State Bosrd If Trade dc
to proms,s tbs iudust.isl i5trresrs OF
Msine," Hon L. 3. Neaiey, B.tgor Dis
cussiv.: NJ. C. Bi:Aer, Lss.s:ol,
Brans~lck BAstJ % Trade.
"Whst iituc. ments csa Maize Tow ui
SAT- ly 1ffer nisauiactrers to loaats Ti.fiu
their lim,es," Gen. II. j. Cle.rs, PoftiAad.
discussion: Hon. "A. r. Savage, Aubu. n,
Mr. q. e MHaews. WslervIlle.
How Gao An Interest in local Boards Of
Trade be maintained ard how Can thy be
made mos. use, u. 70 the citits in v c.. they
e1is.," Col. A. s. Hsrg', AusdF.a ris.
Gu sion: Br!fast Board Of Trade, Poland
Z ard OF Trade.
""hs. caa Mai1e prot sb'y >, t'i-crsase
FER msnufaeta-'~g interfst-," Mr.. Forrest
Good yin. Skowhr gar. Discussion: Mr..
WA. A Roberts, Bidlefor', Bath Board
Of Trade.
The Ing h 0; the programme makes tbe
suggestion that the speeches shall net ex-
coed fifteen minutes in delivery q necessary
enc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Mary Peters, upon whose premises &
sec e. receptacle der the flor sud cover
ID oy the carpet. sss discovered BY the
city marsh l, and a large qusntity Of 'hs
pe cuii.r beer in which abe deals, brought
t, Iight. promised to be at the
municipal coutG at the appointed
time. ard then answer to the charges pre-
ferred sgsinst her. But she di 4 not come,
snd an .xAmiuktion If the premises Oh
Mont az showed that The house vas elosl d..
Msry. WI reahouts are at present un-
tn9pn but If ste will CO.. tinuc to remain
afsr eff she autnoritiei xiii not chase her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
Very Vnlua bic, but Costs Nothing


The best example Of getting somethir z
for no,b'rg VIII h Gas coma to Que know
edge. is the De i.ion of the great specialist,
DR. Greene, "a Temple Place. Boston,
h,s,., to give to the sick and suffering COZ :
suits'i III ard advice free. Enormous fees
are ehHgrd by physicians of she great
skill and wonderful power to cure disease
possessed by Or. Greene, and the fac. that
he csn now be consulted, personally, or by
letter, Tree, is = matter OF congrstuia ;oa
for every community. DR.. Greene is The
di'coverer Of tbas great nerve remedy. DR..
Gieene's Nervurs, and all his ~oodetfal
medicines are purely vegetable ard Ter
fectiy harmless. Our people will be espec-
ialls interested in The fact that this mneut
physician has made specisity Of treating
the sick through lester coIresponderce II
you write him description OF your csse,
he will return carefully considered letie +,
giving you perfect understa dir Of your
disease, aavhe. ETC., without charge SUI
I rers Who have failed to get relief cannot
? # J-d to neslec, this srs al ppoctnnisy, bu.
.hoa1 urite to d Gre. ne AZ once. Re
sar. ard send fer his tyn p ON blank to au
cut. DIS f,lYm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Il is stated that rattle. snake cannot bite
il held mp By fhs tzil. Would you like to
pns the sfs.ement to prsc ic.i test? Prob
ably not; but how often do you take far
greater risks? a snake bite 10 pst the only
means Of introducing poison into the sjs
tenn. 1tyoa- hive, is slusgG-n, IL fails 10
remove the impu'!t rs from, h. blood vbich
passes through it, ard deadly poisoqs are
thus thrown inso the circ llasioa, al the
more dangerous because they are iasidious.
II your blood 10 impure, IL youe liver IL on.
Of order, If you have blosches, ,imIles,
boils ~ erupsion., don't monkey With the
snaks !" Take D. Pietce's @ id.-o Medical
Discovery, Ia only specific against all
blood, oisoIs $, no natter Of wbAt na,ss or
naure. 1t 10 cod nldsr . positive gusr, n
tee that i; will benefit or cure, or veg
money vii be refund, q. Sep 2ldlt sfoIrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Itissxpected that about twenty of the
Uni'ofn Rank Knights Of Pythias, sill %
Portland his morning to participate IN
fhe Field Day exercises Witch have before
oeer spoken of This is 5 bad time fo-
he members TO get Away from their bust
ness, other sise the attendance from this
: lace woud be large. The * rs" of
Wa,erville are 3 II urishing orssn'zssi,n,
comprising scme Of he best material il
town, and mskirgrapid growth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
MAINE PEOPLE.

Hon. A, A. Barleigh. was in tosn
Tuesday and Wednesday Oh his way through
northern Aroostook making arrangements
f,r canvass Of the various townships for
subscriptions to the b & A. Railroad stock.
Our people will all have an opportul ity t.
III w their fsiih and interest in thia great
enterprise by investment in lis stock. No
man should hesitate IN this. Thsre is but
one course in line wish the common vel
fare. and that is to invest according to yon,
meant. Star Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

A % Los of 500 secondhand whi-key
nsr,sis is The ~hi.a eggplant Soich une Of
F.rmio gjsie's RESIDENTS found on his hands
~ erdsy mprni IL was = aft from
fuenf IN Bos y, and If cou s. asa cep =
- suh thanks He ia nov wprsing his
brstp s0m. fasstnie H. me TO rid rin-
seif of h. , III casks. the k-nn, bee cop
o. ,uee, C. ! eouid doubtless be acc .m,no-
q ID .hpf' IN c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
To the Honorable County Commissioners OF

To the Honorable County Commissioners Of
Kennebee County:
We. the undersigned citizens of Monmouth
respectfully represent tfi.t the rosd leading from
Monmouth Centre o East Mo- mouth Ia a source
of great Inconvenience to The travelling public
beiog,. SIS IL well known, exceedingly billy and
difhcult 70 keep in repair, and often IN Tassabe.
Therefore, we respectfully petition your hon.
or bic board tn locate and lay out road ~
follow. Brginni,g at a point oetw en- the
residence Of p. y. Nichols and the Frederick
place 60 called, End running rcss tle CO.. ner OF
the field owned by the said Nichols intersec ing
The road ieacios past the residence or Fred X.
Blake thence following said yosd TO a poiat jus
south OF the rcsider ee u the said Bafv; thence
westerly. tnterseeting the road leading from
Monmouth Centse to East Monmouth at a point
between the foot Ct Stsvers hill 20 called, and
he ne lie ding to the So abury lIace, 8 called
thence follow ing said road 10 near the Cochne
wsgan stream, so called; thence southefly and
the new street, recently lsit out by your bosrd'
running from Maple b.. to Main st. past the store
of II A. Dudley.
AS in duty bound would ever pray
J. n. No RIs and AZ others.
MONMOUTH, ME-, Sect 18th, 1921.
STATE OF MAINE.
KESsEBEc ss.-Board of County Commissioner.
August session, 1881.
On The foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are re-
sponsible and ought TO be heard touching the
matter set forth in said petition, Il ia Ordered
that thirty days previous notice be given. that
the County Commissioners will meet at the
house OF George II. And I'VE in Monmouth On
Tuesday, the 27ih day Of October next, at i0.s0
O'Clock A. NJ; and tn. nee proceed 10 view the
route mentioned In said Petition. and immeoi
ately afterwards hear the parties and their wit.
nesres, and then take such further measures in
the prernf.es as may be sdjudged proper. said
hotict to De given by serving attested copies o.
said Petition and this order thereon, upon the
clerk Of the town OF monmouth snd by posting Up
sonh copies IN three public places In said town,
and by publishing the came In the kennebee
JouRSAI., public newspaper printed In said
County; hat ali persons and corporations inter
ested may attend and be heard II they think
prope-.
Attest: W. s. CHOATE. Tick.
true copy Of the Petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: W. r. CEoATE, Clerk.
zept2adts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

A meeting u 'he bulldog committee Of
b, r. &c Bsp Is; society WAS held Mondsy
evening to ''lk over tue repairs on the
4hu'ch, 1t vas voted to proc 'ed wish the
Sg.k al olce, the same To BE- done by the
Day The :ssisus Of Mr.. Z. Lewis #
no e,t, S-rs ac7epte', and it is probioss
hat Moore & Brown will have charge y
he ~otk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Tns. i. q1ite dig b~h ch Mr.. Dunbar
10 doing upon re lot IN Ms'u street.. Hun
dreds OF loads Of n'rs have slready been
hauled iu th.re and soli The work goes on.
II will protatls be flushed this week. The
looks OF Mr.. Drnvs's properly will be very
much improved by the JOB upon which h.
10 engaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

The sta eu.eAt is uI.de BY President
Small, Of CODY Univer.ity. that il the
Blpsis. sch ,oi proper IL 'hs Sts'e should
~ turned INTO cssh q ,.l ~ the cos: ~ re-
placing i'. the amount you'd be more rhsu
$50 tot very name on the church rolis OF
he ) te. This is q showing Of which the
der %, nation NAY well be proud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
Desires to Hear Testimony,

Henry Thorne, Travelling Secretary Of
the Y. M G A, writes from Exeter Hall,
Strand. LONDON, February 81. 1888;
~ desire TO bear my testimony 70 the
value Of Ailcock's Porous Plssters. have
used them for psios in me back and side
atisi1y fr1m Pneumatic and ether caase,
never si'houi deriving benefit from their
appiicsno1. They are EASILY applied snd
very comforting. Ttose engaged - an
in public york ~hich Involves exposure %
alden changes Of temp raturs. will do
well to keep 3 supply Of Aiieock's Porous
Plasters in their pof ma tesns"
sep 2Isosk fo!rm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Iae probs-e oi Vie wi Of Tr. j isepbine
2. n,oy has u Ell p stp,'-d t. he Fl 8.
TUESDAY in Jsru7r5 to W ':'hs -e,1!t OF
the ti.a, Of Dr. Graves In December.
"Who hath not own'd wi h rapture. smitten fame
The power of grace, the magic Of 3 name?"
ssks csmDoeli, the poet, in hie pleasures
IT Hope" Pleasures OF Hope, forsooth.
Many ard many 3 wom,n kFows them no
longer. They are in despair shout their
health They are ru1-down, debi'itssed,
suffering from what they know not Il may
be dyspepsia, heart disease. liver or K d 4e,
disease; any OF All OF them. The eick
nesses OF women s,s cure by DR.. Plsrce's
Fsvorite rrsscrirnoa. Tha''s whsr. the
magic Of 4 nsne comes in. This improves
ges'ioo, invig rates the system. euricbes
the blood, disoel. aches aud pains. pro-
duces refreshing sleep. spells nervous 4ess
sod melancholy. aud builds up both the
fl -sh srd ssrensth of those reduced feiow
a hesithy standard. I. is legitimate
medici7P, nat beverage. Confaius no
Alcoho t. inehrafe; 20 sugar or syrup 10
sour IN the s;o.Isch ard csuse distress. Il
is IS peculiar ia .ts compilation as it is
in lie remedial results.
sep'2le & sfoirm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

The cit, water has ist been put into the
Fairfield House and the superiuts nden',
mr.. Nash, Cos orders yesterday for three
more services in ferena paris Of The vii
lag. TIL, re SCENE 10 De fall more d msnd
for the city water II this village, in proper
ton 20 the size Of the place, than in Wafer
villa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

ie4li It.tz6 fga

L. will BE- ssen shas ira Pariisad efdes
exceeded the Al asia III in amount OF
asst clsss mail mAHr, bu. in oil other
classes the AasustA tffiee greatly exceeded
the Portland tfiie~, hAadi.ns more than nv
Zines - much mali latter - VS. hAndlsd
in the Portland efics. This vas no< lssss
serk for the Augusta office. 1t sent out
i..,e over 40 sons-shile the week pre-
csediaz il; .snt out 80 tons Of mail matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

There! l dot believe l cnnld add an
0 her itn., snf maze it rhyme - | had a
doltsr fer ici"gu. A few Gems however
will Gu me 10 'eieve stOm oh snd
no els from the effects of AveriJdd,ng, e
full dose of Dr.. PIerce's f. .san. Purss-
tive Peiiets is 'hs best rsmedy. ,h.y op f.
ate gently, YET Thoroughly. Ard wr,"ou,
Gripung, nsuses, u 9th .r uarlesss' ( fees.
In viaia, Gu venient To ~.
set2t'&s'olrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Mr.. A. DavBpor, h svs this morning
tor two, web. t,hib. 4 anti irip u
h. vicihuy Nj -sehs la T. g AZ
snDusl outirg <hIcs \ h. etofnrs add 4
msey 1as .pe, mn to Mr. Dsvenpor I
coll, ction of tr0p leo 81 TIE chase.