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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-14
WHAlEN's BODY
Dug From The Craze Prepared BY His
Murderer.
Hi>tor, Of The Crime and Ghastly Find on
Mountain.

PIrrspIELp, Msss., Oct. lS.--Full par
ticulars of the murder by William Coy
came to light this afternoon by the findipg
Of the vicum's body buried on = lonely
mountain side, an eighth OF . mile from
Cows house. The scene Of the tragedy 10
in the town Of Washington, Is miles east
Of Piusfeld. Coy's house is . diiApidats Il
farmhouse, . mile south OF Washington
Depot. At this house, on the night OF the
29ih OF August, Coy crushed in Whalens
skull while the latter was slet ping. Coy
cut the victims thr ,at, saved o6 the iegs
aud doubled them over the body, and put.
ting the body in . wagon. drove up an old
wood road to the mountain side. He carried
the body 100 yards into the woods and
buried it two feet under ground.
Wbslen's body was discovered by Select
man A. B. Pomeroy, whose dog was al
trscted by the scent and began digging At
The grave, finally pulling up a 'uspender
Detective Pease, Sheriff Cutting and =
dozen villsgers reached the grave at ;
o'clock this afternoon. They soon re-
moved the earth, disclosing the decAyiuR
body. which was taken out and carried 10
Co,'s house whsre examination showed the
wounds ~ above described. Whalen
whose nome was In west DEUEL., WU'hru
on the railroad and boarded with Coy and
his wife. lie became intimate with Mrs
Coy. In August the couple planned an
elopemsnt. When he had collected $3.50
due him. he packed trunk with Mrs
Coy's clothes and his own and announced
bic intention Of going to Michigan.
Friday. August 2s, Mrs. Coy left home
arranging to meet Whalen in Troy the fol
lowing Monday. Monday morning when
about to take tine train in Albany for Troy,
she came face to face with her husband
Accompanying him home she found wAlls
In Whaien's bedroom spsttered with blood
and blood on tho sheets. T~o large pieces
were cut from the mattress. a piece of the
pillow cut out and piece cut from the
carpet on the Il ,Or. Her husband vent to
Westfeld where he was driving q street car
and where he was arrested last Monday
night. Saturday, August ~. Coy and
Whalen were in this city. Whalen went
home at s. Coy goiI & on the train and
proceeded to the house and killed Whslen
as he ,lept.
No usce has yet been found Of the pieces
of carpet and bedding cut out. Coy is 50
years old and nstive Of Washington. lie
has been epgsgad in farm work. and IL OF =
low order of intelligence. When arrested
he had Whalen's watch in his possession,
He stoliiiy msi'tsins his innocence. cisim
ing that Whslen gave him the watch before
gong West. He has not yet been Informed
Of the discovery of Whalen's body,
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Maine Pensions.

WAsuINGroS, Oct. 13.--Pensiona have
been granted to these residents OF Maine
Original, Frank Western, Francis \.
Niles, Amer,cus ID. Harlow, Israel A.
Coombs, William II. Soule, James Morri-
son, Lyman. = Strickland. En- Grounne
additional, Isaiah Loud; restoration ard
reissue, Ferdinand W. Guptill; increase,
Alfred c. Vannsr. Erander l.. French
S,las W. Waidron. John Lyden. Sylvester
Vinsl reissue, George W. Snow Alex
Dumphs, William y. King, William Evsns,
William A. Light; original. widows, etc
Sarah Iiaincs, mother, Mary A. Bracket,
Elizabeth A. Davis.
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Interesting Case at Skoul,cgan.

SKewHEGAs, Me, Oct. l3.-Judge
Whitehouse held an evening session Of
court at Skowhegsn on Monday evening,
the case on trial being State vs.. Mr.. Frost
of SmithHeld for poisoning cattle Of Mr..
Hartford.
The vidence in the case WAS all in At
adjournment Of court in the afternoon, and
to accommodate the counsel for the defend
ant, who wished to leave town Tuesday
morning, the judge held the evening session
to hear the Argument of the case, with the
expectation that either side should occupy
but an hour.
MIR. Baker Of Augusta occupied nearly
two hours IN making his plea for the de-
fense and at its conclusion the court sd
journed County Attorney Hovey made
,hs plea for the State Tuesday morning.
Much interest is taken in this case and the
court room was we'll filed during the argu-
ments.
Alvin Frost Of Snith8eld was convicted
on an indictmen; for poisoning cattle with
paris green, July last.
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ALLEN.PARTRID6E.
A Brilliant Wedding AT the Congrega.
tional Church, Gardiner.

Special to the KEsNEBEG JOURNAL.
GARDIsER, Oct. 13.-This evening At
the Congregational church the marriage OF
Bertha C. Partridge and Arthur L. Allen
was solemnized before a large gathering Of
relatives and friends. The church interior,
already . gem of decorative art, was en-
bellished for the occasion with tasty ar
rangements of evergreen flowers and plants.
Two arches over the main aisle were pfin-
cipsl factors in the decorations which were
fashioned by the lady frisnds of the bride.
Before the chancel magnificent bank Of
evergreen had been ere cted, setting off
completely the members OF the bridal party.
he bridegroom and best man, Guy ID
Goff. son Of Gen. Goh, of Clarksburg,
West Virginia, entered at the right Of the
vestibuie spd proceeded up the outside
aisle, the bridal party entering al the same
time and passing up the centre aisle, where
it WAS met by the groom and best man. The
organiss, Miss A. M. Gardiner rendered
the wedding march from Lohengr As the
party approached the chancel rail where
the ceremony Of the Episcopal church was
pronounced by Rev. X. W. Jenkins, the
bride being given away by her brother, Mr.
Benz. Partridge. She was attired in an
elegant Ro~n of white silk, en- train with
tulie bridal veil and carried bouquet OF
bridal roses. The ushers were Thomas
Hunt and Fred Moore OF Boston, Abbot
Allen of Arlington. and A. l.. Stephenson
of Gardiner. The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and MIS- Charles II. Part
ridge and occupies a prominent position in
society As one of its chosen leaders. She ia
a most beautiful and accomplished lady and
has hosts OF warm friends in Gsrdiaer
who will extend their most sincere con-
grxtulstions and best wnhes tot bright
and happy future. Gardiner has lost st'il
another Of its best and most aecomJ lishsd
daughters. Mr.. Allen is the son Of VIM
Fl. Allen Of Arlington. Mass, and is one
Of the promising young lawyers Of Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen received at the
house Of the brides parents Immediately
after the ceremony was performed and the
pariors which were handsomely decorated
for the occasion were the scene of brilliant
gathering Of the society lsJies and gentle
men of Gardner. The wedding gifts
bestow, d upon the young couple were Of
il Unite variety and most elegant in desiga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left on the evening
pullman for southern trip. They will
reside in Arlington, Mass.
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The PnIr Will Case Settled.

PORTLAND, Oct. 13-The decisions OF
Judges Peters. Libbey ard Virgin in the
Gaze Of Otis Falls Pulp Co. VS. the Poland
Paper Co, and Of the OTIS Falls Pup Co.
". Charles r. Miliken we're rendered at
the Supreme Court in Portlsnd, Tuesday.
The decision finds in the case Of the Otis
Falls Pulp Co. vs.. the Poland Paper Co.,
Co, that the Plaintiffs are to recover As
5smases s25, SIS and interest thereon from
Sept. |, 1891, With costs of court, ipclueins
cost Of depositions as before named, the
cost of reference to be S3l2 dollars for
witness fees and sll10 for partial compen-
sation Of referees.
The award in the case vs.. Charles X.
Miliiben vas the ssme ~ above but only as
collateral to ard security for the collection
Of Judgment swsraed to the same plsin-
tfs sgsirst the Poland Paper Co.
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THE RACES.
, Minnie tlaSs-Purse 800 Seven
Starters.

Seven horses came up in the minnie
class and drew positions ss'fo llovs: Starile.
IT.. Star. Gipsy, Lightfoot, Honest Jerry,
Kste Patchs and DR.. Franklin, Jr. Some
scoring was necessary to start them. but
they got sway at last, after being threatened
with = fine. They soon strung out in line
with Stsnle. Jr. in the lead. Gypsy soon
took the lead ous bresk by Stsrtle, Jr.,
ard held it to hs finish, with Startie, Jr., =,
second, Kate Pstchen third, Star fourth,
Honest Jerry fifth, and DR.. Franklin, Jr
and L'ghtfoot disrarced. Time, ~ IL
The second best found the horses IN
good tim. Gipsy took the lead on the
start and held it for the heat. with Stsrtls,
Jts close second. These positions they
held for the heat, bu. little br' sking be ing
done by any of the horses. The finish vas
good Star coming in at lively clip sud
taking third place from kste Ps'chen, who
f1ished fourth with Homes, Jerry last.
Time, ~. I24 3, 3 O5 12, 24s.
The ,htrd test WAS the final and the
bert Of the race. Gipsy took the hest and
race. Star kept on improving his place at
the ani.h and despite his II years of sge,
cane in good second, with Stsrtle Ir,
third, Homes, jerry fovrth snd Kate Pstch-
On lsst. Time. IL } 4, % l2, 2 on,
9t7. The summsry:
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Railroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Oct.
9Th, 1891.

GOIN0 WEsT-sso A. ". 'ar Lewiston,
kookIand, Portland, Boston and dop1-eui 7.E s.
N. for HAiloveu. Gardiner asd south Gsr.lhsr
10 10 A. N. for brunsyt y Iewistnn, Farmtngtan n,
kooklaDd, Port. sad and Boston, connecting for
White Mountain Points and QH-6.c; z Co z. n.
Tor HAJovell, Gardiner and South Gardiner; : 0J
P N. for Brunswick. Bath, K0oaland, Portlaad,
Montreal; 500 r N. for Haliowsii, 6afdiLsr aud
South Gardiner, Ii.0o P, NJ. nigh. PulIa.Eal Tor
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.lo A. NJ. might Exp al 'nt
Hkoghegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar H4fDsG, ct
stephens, St John and Aroostoak Coanty - A
n. for Wsieryie, and SkoShegan, ia sGf AZ q
Vsnoeboro, RIB T.. N. tor Wa vile; 8.i+
p NJ Tor 4 SatefyiIle. Sko sbegan. @ifasi. Gov, Z
and Fox r0ft, Bangor. sAr Harbor, 5, step
st. John and AIoos ;ook County. and sAiaTdays
only a. IN r. n. for wst-ryiils, and saagof !,
sunday. only, at sl7 4. NJ. t.r Bango'.
lbs Night Pull man fTaiss run ea-i. way every
night, sundays Included, but not 20 SkoEhrg
Monday mornings, f 10 Bstfast. Dex-er, ~
bepond Bangor. on sun lay morning.,
The day express trains going Hest At 10 10 A.
N and East at as r. N. run daily. 5aadAys in
GUIDED, between Boston. lie Lesist0a, Bath, Kook
land. Bangor and 81 John.
Accom- TRAIN for asu-'s
caves 5oath Gardiner. as A, NJ, 10 ard IS
T.. ". Gardiner, 6 35 A, NJ. 20 and 40 T II
IIahoVsli. S.t9 A. NJ, rs and ,5g = N
Through tickets 20 California and III g1.nt-
Sou h and West may be had Of u. II. Walker
ceiling via all routes and checking baggage re, Of
FSpensc.
fAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. & GeE1 Manager ,
+. r.. BOOTHBY. Gen'1 Pass. and Ticket Az.
Portland, Oct !, 1921.
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PENNSYLVANIA Scnate's Investigation.

HAgsissuRG, Pa, Oct. l3.-The Senate
convened IN an exnaofdinary session here
odsy 70 consider whstnsr sufficient csuse
exists for ths removal Of Auditor General
McCamant ard State Treasurer Boyer. &C.
used with coiiusion With ex -City Treasurer
Bsrd.l.y of Philsdelpbis. in his malfeas-
sncs in Office. Governor Pat,ison's message
giving reasons for calling an sxtra session
sas read. A committee con. n.ialrg Of four
Iiepnbiicaps and three Democrats we're
appointed to draw up rules OF procedure.
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A Nillionairc's Fast Hun.

LEBANON. Pa, Oct. l3.-Robert Cole
man, the millionaire iron msnuf fsctursf Of
Cornwall, thi. county. demonstrated tho
other day hu !, is not always necessary 10
ne graduated from the position Of fireman
to become successful comotive engineer.
With his own hand on The throttle, in On
engine with one passenger car attached, be
made . remsrkatls run on tho Cornwall 4
Lebanon Railroad, owned by himself. from
Colebr 1ok to Bsilaire, over the Lancas'er
berder, a distance Of four and eight-tenths
miles, il eIscay four minutes, The
average rate Of speed vas accordingly fifty
seconds IN the mile, the fastest ever attained
on the road.
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Il the only genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
the market. 1t is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely yege'
table ingredients.
No mineral or Inorganic substance is
used in Its manufacture. No malt or
spirituous liquor is used In compound,
ing It. for we held that alcohol In ali
lis forms Il a Blood Poison, end thai
no cure BY the use Of any medica.
treatment can be permanently enected
VIII, re alcohol enters into the diet or
medicine OF The patient. Dr. Wiiiiams
RIOOD SYRUP Is owned and man
ufactured exclusively By The Union
Medicine Company OF Augusta. Maine,
10 whom all orders must be addressed
This BLOOD SYRUP will he put upon
the market through Druggists and
all Feslers In Medicine. Price, xl.W
per Bottle.
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fields had eocd success General sum-
mary for 1891; Missions. 81; stations and
ou'-sss'ions. 1888; places for stated preacs
log, 1887; average congregations. u, $40 !;
whole number Of laoorers cent frsm this
country, 5SS; native lAoorers, 36&s.
churches, 40; church members, SS,-
as6, added during the year, SSSti
The shole pumbsr from the 6rss. - nearly
as can be learned. vas lis 5o7. schools,
college, theological seminaIiss, station
classes. ll6, whole numbsr under insiruc-
ton, 46. &0S; nsiire contributions. - far ~
reported, sll& ss7. The Pre- ccsediugs we're
iptersIersed with singing. The meeting
then adjourned to evening.
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CAGE MEN CARELESS
And Five Men Hurled Ia the Bottom OK
the shaft.

NIAGARA FAILS. ". Y, Oct. I3.--0sge
men in shaft No. IN tne tunnel lost con-
troll Of the csge t,Iay. IL fell to the bottom
u the shsft, hil 4 three c,iored men and
fatsliy iniuring ,-p white men. The cage
tenders are in dar ger OF bsing lynched by
the tunnel men. They are locked up In the
police slA'i yn for safety.
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"Ifa woman will, ,hs rill II she will
take DR. Bulls Cough Syrup for her cold,
she will be cured.
Take good iFiee.-I have suff cred With
bnd headaches for years, and nave tried
mary remedies without obtaining relief.
vas advised to give Salvation OIL trial
ard il has snsireiy c1red me
EDWARD BALrz (Bu'chef,)
IA Fsyeae, Market, Baltimore, Nd.
oct3l&vfolrm
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Bosron, Oct I3 --Schoonsr Hsrbingsr.
Bangor. Me-. for this port with lumber,
vas towsd here toright Ia dismantied AZ q
sater iosged condiion. She bscsns III .
manageable of Thaicner's island during Q
severe s.is Sunday eight, losing her wheel
and ruddsr. Her d.css weSe coatinualiy
under water and the crew were obliged to
,sGs To ths rigging where they remained
until fallen in with od Boston light this q.
,ernoon By . tug.
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York County Fair.

BIDDEFoRD, Oct. 13.-Contrary to the
usual custom the annual fair OF the York
county Agricultural Society was this year
divided, races taking place in August and
q later date set for the hail exhibit. The
latter department opened tonight with 4
good attendance and unusually large num-
ber of entries. II will continue three days,
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BAD BLOOD
| ed to a Blow That Will Probably Ter.
inmate Fatally.

PORTLAND, Oct. 13 AT South Wind
h,m yesterday, Fred Nsdesu assaulted
smother Frercbmsn named Richard Belle
fontaine, who is dangerously wounded By a
niece Of ioi.t With which Nsdesu struck
him, Thfre Was bad blood on account OF
Belle foutaipe thinking that Naieau VAS to o
intimate With Mrs. Bellefontsne. The
sherifs are after Nadesu. VITO has fed.
He 10 thought to be a, Zeslsnd, n. II.
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FIRE At SABBATUS.


LEWISTON, Oct. - - The Ssbattus
House, at Sabattus, owned by A. W. Pot
ter of Lewiston and kept by Webb Hall.
burr ed today. 1t was large house with an
ell ard stable. The fire extended to the
buildings north owned by Mr.. Drinkwater
COZ sisting of double house and stable,
which were consumed with contents. The
dwellings Of Charles Moore, c. ID. Rubber,
r. u. Jones. DR.. Jacques, Henry Walker
.nd DR.. Jordsn we're on FIRE but were saved
without grest damage.
The loss on the Sabsttus House is not
estimated. Insured. Mr.. Drinkwater's .
loss is $1,000; insured $1,000.
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MYSTIC RACES.
santa Clara burst n Blood Vessel
2.2s Class Postponed.

Rosros, Oct. IS The October trottiug
meeting n Mystic Park opened tcdsy with
n drzziing rain and = cold disasreesbl
wind Inthe 2 40 class. after winning two
heats, Santa Clara burst n minor blood
vessel. Darkness csused the postpone
ment Of the 2 2S lass after the fourth heat.
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Portland Packing Firm Embarrassed.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. l3.-The firm Of
Thompson, Fowler & Co, pork packer,,
IRE financially embarrassed, note for
$500 having gone 10 protest yesterday. The
-quire Gre in Boston is said to be the
Cause.
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Iarr. Salary Offered Lewiston Pastor.

LEwIsros, Oct. l3.-Rev, +. s. Root,
recently pastor Of the Congregational
church Of Auburn, has received a call to the
Park Street Congregational church 1t Hart
ford, Conn, at = salary of $4,000. He will
nyohabIy accapf
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Ellsworth.
Especial to the KEsNEREc JOURNAL

Especial to the KEsSEBEc Journal.
ELLswoRrH, Oct. l3. - The schools
closed today. The teachers are attending 9
the teachers' institute, held at Bar Hsrbor,
and the schools eill be closed two days.
J. A. Hale and F. NJ. Joy have moved
into the itore formerly occupied BY II. B
Masou
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VIkErARn HAVEN, Mass, Oct. B.-The
northeast gale continues and 10 raging
furiously tonight. There has been no mail
to or from this island since Saturday. and
stesmers are unable to run. A large feet
Of vessels are anchored here.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY,

Commencing Monday. June 18th, 1891, trains
will run as follows, connecting at Oakland with
Maine Central Railroad.
FOR Boston, Portland, Lewiston. Ws.erville, Au
gusts, sbowhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains lesTe Bingham. 8 - a. n.
~ 20 p. NJ. aolon. 6.52 A. NJ, i2-56 NJ Cara
Junk Ftls. 1854 a. N, los p. NJ; Emtden, 7Oz
4. NJ, i-So p NJ, Norh Anson. Y A NJ. 80 r.
VI, Anson, IN A NJ, - 2 NJ, Madison. 20 4.
w.. a02 ~ N q, HorridgeWook, 7 50 NJ, 2zl p
NJ, bsngs Siding, y So A. NJ. y 20 NJ, SAwttln
trossing. .sO2 a n, .2-s2 p M, arrive Oakland
80 a. NJ, $50 Nj
From Bo ton. Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, VA.
teryills Skowhosan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland. 9.o5 N. ~
IN. Sawtelle Crossing, 800 A. N, % 90 P. ~.
Hsngs siding, - "a a NJ, '3,N p Nofrtdse
wook, V.5t a. VI, 5-li p. NJ. Madison, p5f 4. ~,
5 IS p N Anson. s5SA VI a., 5 - ?. Norih o
ION, fi0 O6 4 H-. 70 Emblem, 1910 a ~.
f.O6 >. NJ; Car aignS FAILS, 10 IS A N, q - p.
S0lOn, l05 a ~. $40 NJ; arrive irgna'n
li..0 A. NJ, s.3o =. ".
Flag stations, at which trains stop on signal Or
no loe to conductor, Mixed between Bingham
and North Ansou, VIM ". AVER, 5Upt.
sHptsdii
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At Ellsworth, YESTERDAY, the Suprsme
Jadicial Court was opened. Judge Emery,
Fe. cases are marked for, trial and the term
will be snort
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PORTLAND. Me-, Oct. l3.-Clarendon
Lord, aged is years, committed suicide
Tuesday morning at Dssring by hanging.
The cause Of the act WAS family trouble.
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3,l5 Class. Purse 800 Eight Starters.
The . 45 class also got in considerable
scoring, and threst Of q $40 ane by
Starter Pompilly brought them down to-
Vethsr after the second attempt, though
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steamer kenDebec Delayed by storm.

BosTos, Oct. Is The rtesmer Ken
nebes will not isave here till midnight, and
not then ai less the storm moderates. A
heavy northeast sfn-m pr v'iis here.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next -
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE op THE CHIEF SIGHAL OpFfCER-
WAsBrsGTOs. Oct. H., | A. M.
For Maine: Light rain; slightly warm
er. except stationary temperature on the
coast; north-esteriy winds. Storm signals
are displayed from Delaware breakwAter to
Boston section; cautionsry signals from
Portland to Esstport.
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PIEAFgIAL.
INVESTORS

II you have had unpleasant experiences
Investing money outside Of Maine, bet.
ter turn ysur tentiou to the Treasury
stock Of The Atkinson House Furnish.
Ing Company, paying > per cent. every
six months with clock work Regularity.
The Ninth Dividend Is nearly earned,
and will be paid January 18th, 1892.
BITTER get In whiia the stock IL at par,
go. You will see It eI5 In less Than
one year. Cal or write for particulars.
Address the tompa y,
u SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Or CORTLAND. Ne.
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Herbs, Barks and Gums
gathered by the Indians.
You cannot live to old age If
YOU are diseased; just bear
that in mind. kickapoo In
dian Sagwa will break up any
kind of a fever; in fact by its
occasional use you ward OFT
sickness of every kind. FOR
sale by all Druggists.
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KICKAPOO INDIAN OIL:


sz..t .r,t - II -..i: :: fa;s-
Good for Man AMI Beast 1t Gives fmrnediafs
Relief. IL has No Equal Keep it in the Horse-
TRY 1T.
Price 2 cents per Bottle Bottles for si"
Ask Yorz DRUGGIST FOR It.
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LIVE TO BE 100.

To reach a good old age
keep your blood pure and rid
of Constipation,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Loss of Appe-
tite, Scrofula, Rheumatism
and ChilIs and Fever by TAX