davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

One OF the employees OF tho Postal
Telegraph Office in st. Petersburg, Rus.
sia, has invented watch which will run
forty -five days at single winding.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Stomach
disorders uso Browns Iron Bitters. Tho Best
Tonic, it rebuilds the system, cleans tho Blood
and strengthens the muscles. A splendid ton
10 for weak and debiltated persons.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

After hearing MIR. Gray's experience In the
plating business, sent S3 to the Lake Electric
To-, Englewood, ILL.,, for platter, and cleared
S2l In week Isn't this pretty good for a girl2
There is tableware and Jcwelry to plato at
poor or out OF employment with such an op-
portunity at hand. SUBSCRIBER.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

For impure or thin Blood, Weakness, Ma1s-
ria, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Bliousnees
take Browns Iron Bitters-it gives strength
making old persons feel young-and young
persons strong: pleasant to take.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

Bride the appetite with reason and .avc
the stomach.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

FITS stopped FREQ by DIR. KLINE's GREAT
NERVE REsToREI. No Fits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and - trial
bottle free. DIR. Kline, G3l Arch st.. Phila.. Pa.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

Live leisurely unless you are anxious I
die In a hurry.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
Girl Worth Having.

TO change the name and not the letter T.
"hange for worse and not for better.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

If afltcte1 with sore eyes use DR.. Thorn
sons Rye water. Druggist sell at 25c per bottle
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
Spring
Is Here

When nearly every
body needs medicine.
to purify the blood and
tone up the system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
TRUMPBOUR CONFESSES


KINGSTON, N. Y, OCT. s.-Masthew T.
Trumpoour, the assistant cashier Of the
bank has msde a c-snfessio5, in which he
makes unsuEportsd charges sgsinst pre- min
eut politicians and flee holders.
OF himself and Cashier Ostrander be
says: "Twenty-foue esrs ago, when Os-
taneer ard myself took hold OF the bar X.
there vas shortage Of $50, 900, stolen by
our prs dscessors No scandal ever grew
cut Of that, for the banks trustees kept it
from the public. We had ZOE been there
tsrs years before found that O.trar der
vas usirg the bsrk's funds. vent to him
and ssked shat he meant by it. His reilly
was that he had bsen spscolasirg. At his
urgent r qness b, came party to bis fall
sidcation # she books.
His plan was to make false trarsfsrs
frs m the tepositcr.' ledgers to the trial
shee's-that is, IL ,ha Jones' account
showed . deposit halancs Of 44,ss3. in
trsr sferrirg Is to the trial balance, the FIRST
fsufe would be dropped and the amount
entered - Ssf3 This would leave $4,000
to cover up that mnth defalcaticn, and %
many fAIee transfers were made - might
be necessary. Ii Was an easy matter To
pick them a. random from the several
the n ssrd acccuats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
New York Stock Market.


INV IGhH, Oci
FLoUR-Rsoeipts. 25i29 osss exports, 1850.
b6is; 3les sacks: firm, active,---
sales, $500 bush; low extras 3 65as 25i City
mills 25sss s5i City mill patents: q 35st5 os
winter wheat. low grades, o. 65aat IS fair to
fancy. 3Oaa6 is patents. a 6oae5.s5i Minnesota
clear, ti.ssaa4 20 s'raishts. a 65as5.25; do. pa
tents, a. 75at5 50, rye mixture. ti.s5ati s5; sup
erttne, o. 30e4 co. fnc,3 00at3 e5.
WHEAT eo-,pts 10000 bush; exports. l2so00
,sles. i.7."o. lower, unsettled. ciosisg weak
tor. 1e6lalts, sfoat, io7ai9, foo; No. red lola
l0ll; No. northern. to arrive, ,97s; No j,
hsla 10 arrive, 1904
2TE- strong, western, 9Iag1.
BARLEY firm; No. 2 nilVaukee ~.
BARLEY MALr-
CoRr-RscesuIa l74275; exports, 1874 sites,
1917 irregular closing easier fairly active: No. 2,
eoiaS0i; elevstor, 6iiasli. anost No. white. -
0ATa--Receipts. 74s25; en- orts. 6255. sa-., ie5-
sSite. siIa No. s'st ssas IL do white ssiasss
No. /, IS, DC white. 3el, mixed west'n, 32A AIS /;
do white 35a4o, white state. s5alo; No. chi
CoFFAs-Rio. dull. cargoes, i6l
sueAF-Raw, held iImer, In demand !;
q centrifugal y test. 1919; refined. firm. good
s so s. ss. Nc No. - u.s. IS No. No 49, i &C.
No. Il. 3 Ii; No. Il. 3 7.1s; on 3 I5-isa II;
mould, ISIS; standard, IL; eonfec-
toners a . SIS; cut loaf and crush, 81;
powdered. ass, graduated. 4 1-2ai s; cubes ii.
MaLAssEs-foreign, nominal, New Orleans,
quiet, firm
PsrEoLsUA- easy, quiet; united, sIi.
IuRFESrfSE-
PoaK- quiet. steady.
BEEF gniet.
BEEF HANS dull
LARTs- lower. dull; sestcFu steam, 90;
city, fsa6 50; refined, dull Continent q 2oa7 i0
BuITEa-rs ucy creamery, scarce. drmer.
CaxssE-more doing, fance. firm.
Freishts VI "a ~ market, irn, quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
OHIO CAMPAIGN.
fCena-ues from IL page ]

caring IL, the oeeu psiioas OF industries Of
tas people. Applause
A feveuas tariff raised revenue for the
Rpyey. msas- A protective ia,i6 would do
thss. venue tariff wonia cnIy r.ise the
reveuas. a pralsctira tariff stimulates ia-
das..ies, sscsurs ses skull and he genius Of
The Arss rtea- eiiizsn.. Il secures 20 Us. ~
il has done in TIE LAST 20 ysafs, The era.
rank in The industries. mining ard ssricul-
ture 81 ail lati5ns Of the ear b. Applause
Tel me Why = foreign producer should
be Above. 10 enjoy the MARKET, OF Alner,-
can psoluesfss Thsy pay not dollar
towards your csua;ry, your state, yeu. mu-
rieipsi improvements btyoad our jorisdic-
iio1. TIE enly way - tquch him Is TO
tax. TIE governor says fnsy sont psy .
tax; 1t IL the 2sopls. Then what sse the
Engiish msaisg 80 much fuss about? Why
are the Germans making 80 much mise
about our tsfif lave?
NJ jss Mex ley q9oss3 Q number Of
articles cbeAssr To-Day than uneef the old
order Of things, and said the rebate on raw
production tor export I'D bsea in every
tar.f law since tbs days 81 Washington.
The speaker said the people talked abeus
cur fossisa commerce having lefs he seas,
hu, the fsct4~ss We had tha greatest inter
rali,nsl commerce kaova to the waole
world, srearsr thAa E. gland and half .
d zen European po~ers. tDisfening ap-
plss.e Is Major Mckinley resumed Lis
seat.
Cor. Campbell made the closing re-
marks, IL which he said Mr.. Mckinley had
not pCiated out why the vagewofkes bad
aot had al increase ef wages, and if there
we're any s0-cent do isrs 10 circulation the
Republican party was responsible for II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
NEW LIFE.SAvING DRILL.
How the Crews Will be Put Through
Their Practice.

WAsHIN6ToH, Oct. 8.-Sevefal import
| ant charges in the drill Of the life-ssvinl
crews along the coast have been adopted BY
tie general superin:e of the life
saving service, and the necessary instruc.
| tons are being forwarded this week to the
various stations The changes are en-
bodies in new and amended edition Of the
work on Beach Apparatus Drill" pre-
pared by Lieut. C. H. Mcclellan Of the
Uoitsd States Revenue Marine ard sssist.
art ips rector of United States life ssvir 9
stations.
The aDs 3ments TO tie old drill intake
imms date t ffsc', sud the instructions have
BEEN 80 framed as to be applicable both to
drill and to actual service at wrecks. The
crews Of all regularly manned stations will
be required TO practice the new drill Oh
Monday and Thursday Of each week in the
Arst month Of every active season. After
the frat month the drill may be abar d med
OF Mondays, but must be kept on every
Thursday until the close OF the season. II
wreck duty. stormy weather, or high surf
irtsrferes with The drill on the regular day
it must be performed on the first dgy there
after vhen opportunity offers.
suitable location for practice is 10 be
selected near each station, where he wreck
gun caa be properly placed and the ssrd
anchor buried. To represent tina m ct Of .
stranded vessel, a spar. called the wreck
pole. lie to be erected seventy-fve yards
from the ssnd AZ chor, the range between
them to be across water IL possible.
The dill begins with opening the boat
room DOORS, Than the men run out the
boat, man the beach cart. bury the sand
anchor, plsce the gun and wreckpole in
position and go ,hrouh all the msneeuvres Of
sAvidg life. They fire the life jiae and
rescue one of their number, Who slides
slopg the rope in hi, apparatus from he top
of the wrecspole to the mskebeiieve shore.
When the members Of the crew have be-
come expert in the performance Of their
special duties they are to be drilled in vari-
Gu. other duties, until ever member OF the
crew. is capable Of performing Any duty,
thus securing the grestest efficiency OF Or
gsnzation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
Socal naHers.
SUPERIOR COURT. sEPT. TERN.
Hon. 0. q. Hall, Presiding.

W. s. CaoAfB. clerk.
l. T. CAKKroy, county attorney.
g. +. STEVENS. ahsri6
r. A. SHALL. sssnogfse5er.
THuaspAr, Oct /.
Court came in this morning It 10 e'ciacA
aud was engaged duriss the day in allowing
exceptions and hea,iss divorce Gases Il
which there was no contest
In The three cases OF Illegal Transports
ton Of intoxicating liquors, where there
we're convictions u this term, counsel Fled
exceptions which wess allowed. The
psnslsy for violation Of the statute 10 ooe
ysat's imprisonment and $500 fne, and ia
Ease Of 8oa-2sy msns Al sdtiiionAl year,
imprisonment 01e Of the points raised Ia
tas exec ptions il that tbe las 10 in csntti 4
9Th the provision Of the contribution shich
prosiiss that 'all penalties and
pnniahnssnis shall be pfopaitionei
% the oHence; excessive bsii
sh4ll rot b. rqaired; Ear excessive
aae. imposed" Inc cases are to 90 for
sgd 10 the full court within As days.
Augustus Wevei wss s.ptsIced TO pay
the costs Of prosecution 10 case Of liquor
nuisance, ard in I'D 'iiion wss ordered to
rec glze to The Stale IN he sum OF $1,000,
with sufa:isgs suretiss. to KEEP the peace
and be Of good BEHAVIOR for two years.
Gifsrd C.ummesr, for Keeping . liquor
nuisance, paid noe and costs. amounting
TO sI25. John Dumphy, nuisance srd
c,mmou seller, paid $3.50. Arthur Q Ham
ilton, puss.rcs and coumon seller, paid
costs.
A mol pros has been entered in the cases
sgainsG Norris l.. Rickford and Andrew
Cochgaae, charged With the burglary of
Mrs. Cocks house ia Gardiner. A trial
was had last April, resulting in disagree
n.ent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
TESTING THE NAMES BOILERS.
Two Of Them Likely TO be at the Navy
Yard This Week.

New YORK, Oct. The final govern
men. tests On The boilers for the big
arm red cruiser Maine began Monday on
the Nhss. at the foos of East Twelfth
street Four OF the Msine's boilers were
Oh the wharf, having been taken thither
from the shops of the builders. the N. +.
Palmer, Jr Company OF this city.
Mondays test was the beginning Of 3
series which will be carried on under by
drauiic pressures. The Government super
Morley and Wiilism W. Heaton and Assis,
United States Navy.
The Government requirements are 'hss
the boilers sh4il stAnd cold water pressure
Of 225 ponds to the sqnare inch. The
water will then be warn ed By fire in the
furnace and the pressure continued. Under
ordinsry conditions Of service the s.esm
gauges of the Maine will never be allowed
to show more than 1876 pounds steam pres
sure to the tqusre inch.
Mondays .est proved very satisfactory,
though Chief Engineer Morley and Assist
ant Engineer Moritz, who have had spe cial
change Of the supervision throughout the
construction OF the boilers and engines,
expected no other result. Both Of these
officers will 90 to the Maine when that
vessel is commissioned if the present ex-
cellent practice of Commodore Melville of
sending officers to sea with the machinery
and boilers they have superintendent is con-
tinHed
The Maine's boilers are eigh: in number,
of the Scotch type. and are arranged for
fore-snd aft fiteroom, four boilers on q
side. They are Of the ordinary return
tabular type, II feet inches in diameter
ard 10 feet locs The she'll plstess are OF
mild steel. / 1882 riches thick. Each
boiler has three corrugated steel furnaces,
furnished by the Continental Iron Works,
AZ inches diameter, and $40 steel tubes
inches in external diameter and 6 feet
I i, ches long. There are lis stay tubes
ard 40l pisin tubes in each boiler. The
ordinary tubes are No. IL ard III, stay
tubes No. B. W G. thick. The total
CRATE surface is 553 square feet and the
total heating surface sonu. IS 800 sqlare
feet. There re two fixed smokepipes
about 60 feet n height above the lower
CRATES. The forced draf. is on the closed
ssh pit system. rhe air will be led into
the s.h pits by lucts urder The freroom
floors. The blowers are driven by ipclosei
three cylinder engines, and are arranged
to draw the sir from the engine and fire
looms, SO as to giva thorough ventilation.
Mr.. N. F. Palmer, j., said Yesterday
that be hoped to have two of the Msine's
boilers at The Brooklyn navy yard du,ipg
this week. The Marie is now ready 10
receive all tire eight boilers.
The work on the boilers for cruiser No.
IL, building in Boston, will ia conss qusnce
be pushed. The Planners have the contract
for both the b-iIers and machinery for No.
II, blu. have been compelled TO hold back
the boiler work until the Names gang
should be removed.
The machinery for the Maine is being
ssken apart. As coon as down from where
it stands in the shops Of the builders the
bed plates will be sent to the cruiser and
placed in position. The machinery will
then be assembled aboard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
Soldering Glass to Metal.

The Manufacturers Gazette describes a
new method, invented by Frenchman, for
soldering glass to any metal that will take
solder The glass is slightly warmed, and
to it is applied by means of a brush aquan-
tity of neutral chloride of platinum and
etherized oil of chamomile, the glass hav-
ing been previously covered by thin coat
ing of platinum. The oil slowly evaporat-
ing emits pungent, white vapor, which
having passed away the whole affair is
made subject to IA red heat, and reducing
the platinum leaves a thin layer Of metal
on it. The plated glass is then treated to
bath in sulphate of copper, and the coat
ing connected with the negative pole of a
sufficiently strong battery, when a coating
of copper is deposited so thick and strong
upon the platinum, rendering it suitable
to be worked in any way and can be treat
ed as metal in the soldering. The durabil
ity and tenacity of the article subject to
this treatment is said to be truly wonder
full and is applied more to the uniting Of
glass tubes to metal than in any instance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Thomas Nutter. keeper Of the toll bridge
ktosn as Bay bridge, who fell lsst Friday
aud was severely injured, la, died.
The Bowdoin foo. ball tesm has been
asked to with draw from the New England
intercollegiate Foot Ball Asse citation.
The Po.il,pd Base ASS citation announce
the appearance in Portland next week Of
the champion clubs Ct he National League
and American Association, the Boston Reds
and the Boston "ieseusrs." With the for
mer are Duffy, Brcutpers, S.ricker, Rad
ford, Farrell, Tom Brown and other stars,
and with the '.les gueIs," are Nash, Bennett,
Clarkscn, Tucker, Kelley and other cele-
b-ises.
The wedding ef D.. Addison s. Thayer
and Miss Ida Green occurred Thursday
afternoon at Tho residence Of Mrs. Me
Mullen on S.ase street., Porsisui. Both
parties are prominent in society and are
well known. They go to Gu oe for 3
year en- their wedding tour. The GERS mony
sae performed by Rev. Capon Sills Of S..
Luke Cathedral. Mics Fiorerce McMullsn
wss bride smsid. Mr.. Harry Baker of Bath
best man.
TIE September term Of the s. J. Court
At Pennington adj ,urned W. daesday night,
after IA days session. and Judge WHITE
house started Thursday morning for Skew
be gan to hold cour. there for Judge Libby,
rho is Ill Thirteen cases were tri, be
fore jnries. with only ere disagreement
Seven divorces were grsuted. Ore nan
uas admitted to the bsr and nne rtisner
laturs lzsd. This was Judge Whiiehouae's
irst court in franklin county ard the
attorneys SIS well ~ the people we're very
much pleased ard tops to see him ffe-
qaenily.
The races at Norfidgewock "Wednesday
were under the mana gsmens Of f. A. Carte
ton. The A sai 2 80 classes were the
only races started ana tbs latter was post
pousd sitter Ave heats bS1 been tFotted,
Gen Hsnc ok, 2 81, brown horse, by Dsn-
rel Boone, ownfd by C. b. Gilman, Water
vile, won the fastest heat Che secord) in
2.3l 81, and also the third in 2 33 3 4.
It'd Jefferson, ty Alex Jefferson, was flis.
in he fret heat in 3 SO and Won the A fth in
2.35. in The fourth Gen. Hsnfoek and It'd
J, ffsrss n each broke four times ard were
set back, the hest being awarded Lady
Ross, on which no time was taken, shr
being h, e Il id bOrse At the beginning of
the heat, Buster, by Cuns,j, Jr was
second in Gre heat. dams, tie pi.'.eetd
mare by Ha birger, was drawn a. the end
Of the secord heat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
INTERESTING FOR SPRECKELs.
That Million Dollar Suit Against Him
In Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8 Claus Spreck-
SIS Is having sn in interesting time with his
million dollar damage suit at Honolulu.
The Spreckels were sued for 81 900, 00G
BY George W. Mscfsriane, sugar planter Of
Hawaii, and letter from the Islands say q
the case cannot come up before the
January term Of curt, John Spretk els
came down to defend the suit says Hon.
ouu correspc nient, "a. the October term.
fhe court ruled that the President Of the
Macfsilane Sugar Company could 10;
brig the suit in his own name as an
sGgrieved stakeholder, ard must. sppiy to
the court for permission, and the court viii
grant an order making the Mscfarlane
Compsn ny plaintiffs a. the Sp,eckels Com
psny aefe1dar IS. John Spreckels will re-
turn 10 Honolulu ia January"
Syn psihy and BETH 6 in the case are
largely 10 favor Of MscfarIaue. When
John ID Spreckels vas asked fer IBIS
version Of the case today, be said his rscs mt
visit to Honolulu wss for pleasure only,
and sddsd this. the case had been thrown
out Of cosIt. The million dollar snit Is for
= sugar plartsiios ard mills owned by
but aIp'oprist,d by Sprsckels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09

THE death WATCH" OR "GIMLEr."

THE DEATH WAfCH, oh GiMLEI.
In the iarval state "a q the insect lives
in wood, boring through the interior, and
showing no signs of its presence. 1t is
finally converted into a chrysalis, and
after a few weeks the perfect insect q, q
appears, and makes its exit from the wood
through round hole, sometimes in such
numbers that the wood is completely
honeycombed and destroyed t5). The
characteristic ticking noise is made by the
insect balancing itself upon its hind feet.
and with a sort of seesaw movement strik-
ing the object upon which 1t is standing
with the antenn;e and forefeet. Although
the regular ticking noise, when heard in a
sick chamber at night, has rather weird
effect, it is only the call Of a harmless little
insect, and much less to be dreaded than
the peremptory hum Of hungry mos
quito.
Another species, the A. pertinax, re-
ceives its name from the pertinacity with
which it Stimulates death when captured,
and will allow itself to be plunged into
water, alcohol, or even to be burned alive,
without showing any signs of life. The
illustration shows the perfect insect, also
the larva, both in magnified and in natural
sizes 1t appeared originally in La Nature
and was described in a recent issue of Pop
ular Science News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09

WAsHtsGTos, D. C., Oct. p, n.ior q
h4ys Been granted to here oitz.ns OF
Maine:
Original JAIN S.eesser. Robert Reed,
Cory don Powers, Psrcy Montgomery. Ish.
msel Harmon, Carries Il. Leighton, Arthur
Wright. VIM. W. Annis, Isaac J. Vail,
Albion X. Prentiss. lie Wis Row, Rosco G.
Morgan; restoration and reissue, Josiah
Wiaslov; increase, Charles z. NJ. Harris,
Hezekiah King; reissue, PefcivAI Smith,
Frank Puilen; reissaa n d increase, John
J. fefs; original, vid,ws. Issbella Smith,
viols Chandler, Margaret McGove.n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
UNEASY ABOUT HAWAII.
The Government Anxionsly Awaiting
News About the Queen.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S-The Stat D.
partment awaits with interest the arrival Of
diplomatic dispatches, anticipated by the
PRESS VS. OF the BELIZE, which s,rived
yesterday at San Francisco from Honolulu.
The news of the i'll health Of the Queer
rgs a surprise, aud increased the ambu.
rss,ment already felt in tbs menace OF
British a'temp. at denomination. If Pfesi-
dent Hsrriion oontemplates policy ihst
Includes the extension uf tr0tectorate
over Hs~a'i tbs death % The @ les would
afford An opportunity 10 carry ous such a
plan.
The bsi- apparent, PfiHcsss Victoria
Ksiulsn, CT gnorn, is = airl of fifteen,
whose bio ID IL oaly one foaIth Hawaiian,
and sho is believed in the Islands to bs en-
tirely under British inhuence. The Eng
lish have been regarded with dstrus. by she
natives since, 10 l843 Lord George Psulet
raised the British flag over the islands and
hel' them as Bgitish territory until his acts
we're disav0sed by the home g1vernmert
This distrust Of the natives ard the disssis
faction Of the American residents, VIII, ar,
nov openly discussing republic ald ST.
nexstlon, would probably make it impossi
BILE for kaiulsni TO be maintained on the
throne, except by the protection OF one or
more great naval powers.
The Uaiied Stsies and Great British are
the only powers likely to offer their pretec
ton, ard, aside from the fact that ,hst the
present administration has allowed il u De
announced tbst IL wishes to establish such
psotec.crate, there are strategic reasons
for not allowing England TO maintain 8
foothod en- these islsnds, which would give
her practical control Of I'll, entire Pacific
Nothing would be said a. the state depart
mebt today about the courte the United
States would pursue in the event of Queen
Liiiuoh alani's death, and ro,hius would be
said officislly as to the plan establishing q
protectoraie over The islands, though il il
evident the administration i, srxtous to
to sound public opinion on that subject, as
we'll - up n annexation, for the purpose Of
bow far popular snppcrt can
be counted upon. l. was for this purpose
that the semi ff,ia! announcement wss re-
Gently made that the president was con-
sidering the purchase Of the Island Of st.
Thomas and Hawaiian proteetorAte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09

They have each reached period in life
when mott females neel assistance in It'd
Jog the over the shosls which 20 often
completely wreck theit after lives. In pro.
ducipg regularity and healthy action Of the
female organs, DIR. Pierce's Fsvofi'e Pre-
scriptisn stands without PEER. AT time
when nature gives them increased burdens,
50 many young si'ls have their health for
life shattered. II you Wish your daughter
to miss these periodical, agon'zirg back
aches. and DIZZY headaches, lsngu'd and
tired feelings, accompanied with rough,
pimply skin and dull, hsavy eyes, get her .
bottle of DR.. Pierce's Favoii'e Prestrip-
ton. II you have rescued the ls.er period
Of dagger and weakness, you will need
bottle, too. See wrapper on bottle fer
printed auuaatee. Satisfaction eiven in
every case or money returned.
oc'51&plvfolrm