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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-03
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Lucius Robinson Of Lisbon had his nose
and tso ribs broken Sunday in collision
of teams.
Fred Hill, telegraph operator a. Yves.
Biddeford, received . charge Of shot in the
leg by the accidental discharge of q gun,
Monday.
A man giving bis name rs Joseph Berry
hired team Of W. r BrAdstreet, West
Paris, Friday, and skipped. He WAS fol-
lowed ard the team recovered at Gilead,
Monday. The man escaped.
J. G. Cummings of Hallowell was in
Sssrspart boxing after = stolen horse,
Monday. He was accompanied by an officer
who found that the horse had been shipped
by boat, March 9th for Boston.
Word has been received of the death Of
Nathaniel NJ. Whttum Of Sears port, at
Clifton, Arizona. II is supposed that he
Was murdered by indians. - he vas found
shot dead in bed d bis ranch, with his
horses and guns missing.
The annual meeting Of the Maine Shore
Line Railroad Compsny is called to meet at
Libby bali in Madbiss, Wednesday, al
which meeting Al election OF directors will
| occur, ard the propofiiion to increase the
number Will be voted upon. The stock
holders sre also to determine whether they
will accept the act Of the legislature au.
thorizirg the county to aid in the constryc.
ton Of the road.
The following rescript has been received
Aroostook couuty-Wslter Mansur, petr.
| for esrIiorsri, ". Couaty Commissioners Of
Aroostook county. The statute provides
that. when q road is laid over lands moi
within any town or plantation required II
raise money TO make and repair highways,
the county commissioners shall as their FIRE;
regular session thereafter Assass thereon,
snd on adj lining townships benefited
thereby, sush an amount - they jadse
necessary for making and opening the rosd
Held, that the assessments are to be- made
At ihe same regular session ut which shs
locaiion Of the rosd 10 fled; the object oi
the statute being to prevent their beini
made at IN adjourned term OF such regular
session. Such regular session will be thu
6rst occurring after the road 10 laid owe
the lands. petition denied With costs"
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STORMS DAMAGE.
Massachusetts, Shaken Up BY I
LiVely Thunder Storm.
Buildings Struck srd 1of6 or Less
Damaged In SaTafal Places.
A Little 0iri Slightly Injured Eisctric
Cars UnsbfD to Run.

GLoUcEsrER, Mass. June a.-Ths heavi.
est thunder storm for many years passed
over the city ibis evening. doing much
dsmage. AtLanesvilk The lightning struck
the Congregational church. shs.sering the
steeples, and considerably damaging tae
interior. At Bay Viet house owned by
John CLANCY was struck in several places.
Maurice Foley's house, Mount Vernon
street, Vas struck and badly demolished.
A lille girl sissing at window received q
shock, but was not seriously injured. At
Bass Avenue, house was Struck, the cur
rent psssiog down ihe chimney out Of The
window and no one wss hurt. The electric
street railways wires were struck, and the
cars were unable to run.
WILLIAMsTows. Mass, June 2 2-During
3 thunder storm this afternoon the lightning
struck the spire of the Catholic church
here. The damage was slight.
READING, Mass, June During Q
heavy thunder shower this evening light
ming struck the house Of Charles Brown at
Reading Highlands. damaging it quite
badly. The inmates escaped without in
Jury.
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Association STANDING.
New England League.
At Portland

No games at Lowell or Manchester to-day
cn account Of rain.
AT Enthusiastically game with SA-
lem was called in the first inning on &C.
c1unt Of rain.
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christian eRdesyorer has the opportunity Of
being missionary, to make some one else
90 the will Of Christ. The chief cppor-
funify il to endeavof TO make - many other
people - you can do Whist Christ vants
them to do. II you want TO do work you
viii nod opportunity. IL was practical,
beipful address. AT its conclusion Pres.
fovnserd conducted the closing con
secrasion service which vas character
lied BY willing testimonies from tho work
ers present. The &C. E." banner. which
has been in the possession Of the Gardiner
society for the past sig months, vas trans
fefred 70 the keeping Of the youngest soci-
ely. the one II South Litchhsld. The idea
Of publishing quarterly conssioing matter
OF interest to the union was presented and
An informal vote vas taken favoring such .
scheme. Il vss left in the hands OF the
officers Of ths union for further consider
srien. The meetings Of the union have
been very profitable.
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roaBioH NoYHs.

A plague Of locusts threatens the
Egyptian Delta.
AT SavonnA. Italy, Monday, mob tried
to rescue txo prisoners from the police. In
the struggle that ensued two Of the riotefs
were killed.
Owing to lack Of confidence In the Buenos
Aryes banks and to the general financial
situation, crowds Of people Tuesday with
drew their deposits from various banks In
that city.
1t is learned that the Japanese policeman
who attacked and wounded the czsYevitch
shle he was recently mailing . tour Of
Japan. has been sentenced to penal sefvi-
tude for life.
The police of ST. Petersburg, Monday,
searched 500 domiciles and made numerous
arrests. lt~xs discovered that the s,udsnts'
societies have sfii lated with those Of Mos
COW, Krew. Kszsu. Chsrkop and Odessa
with an object of promoting the revolution.
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Maine UnivSrsalists

PORTLAND. June 1.-THE Maine Univer-
salist Convention opened Tuesdsy morning
10 Congress square church, Portland, A
large attendance Of delegates was called to
order by President Nathan W Harris OF
Auburn. All the principal officers were
present. Prayer was offered by Rev. E. T.
Pember Of Bsngor. After the committees
were sppointed the address of welcome was
made by Charles S. Fobes of Portland At
wAa preached -hy- -Rey.
|. Towsley of Biddeford.
The afternoon session OF the Maine Uni
versaiist Convention vas the occasion of a
sermon by Rev. j. Vincent, Calais. To-
nightiwas held the missionary meeting.
Addresses were made by Rev. Il. F. Penn
Der, Bangor, Rev. c. A. Hayden. Auburn,
and others.
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Train Dsraiisd on the Sandy River
HOyd

Special to the KENFsBEo JOURNAL
FARNIsGroN, June 2.-The north bound
train on the Sandy River Railroad WAS de-
rallied at Fairbanks Tuesday afternoon,
by the spreading Of the rails, the
engine turned over and several cara badly
smashed. No one WAS seriously injured.
Engineer Boston went over with the engine
but escaped injury beyond few bruises.
The fireman jumped and was unir ju.ed.
A track was at once laid round the wrecked
trsin and travel was kept up as usual.
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Aurivsfsary Exercises OF Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary

BANGOR. June 2.--The anniversary ex-
ercises Of the Theological seminary began
this morning with the examination of clsss-
es. At the annual meeting of the trustees
the following were elected to I'LL vacancies
in the board: John F. Colby. Bangor
Rufus II. Hinckiey, Portland; Rev. II. L.
Griffin. Bangor. The following officers
were elected Prof. H. L. Chapman,
president; Jos. s. Wheelwright, vice pres /;
John l.. CIR shy, secretary s. D. Thurston,
treasurer; Willis l. Bunker, Auditor; Prof.
c. J. H. Ropes, librarian; committee on
finance, Wheeiwrigh. B. b. Thatcher. 8. C.
Moses, j. f. Colby, John L. Crosby.
Diplomas were granted to tha graduating
class, In the evening st the Hammond St.
Church, Prof. II. l.. Chapman of Boxdoin
College delivered the annuel address before
the Rhetorical Society.
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Railroads. 4 Steamooats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains in Effect NAV
ID, 1891.

Usti farsher so,ioa srsiss isave As.ar. q.
olloss,
GOfy0 WEsT-S.D A. n. for ie~t.too
Roetapd. Por,isDd. Boston and Montreal, y-o A
n. for Haii0vall, Gardiner sad South Qardf . ?
1910 A n. ior Le~is'op Harrington, Eoesiand
Portland. Lancaster. Colebrook and Boston: 40,
Pm 'of hailoveii. oafoiBsi sad sonth 9aruIr. ,,
8ssf h.ior Brgnsviok, Bath, Kookiaud, Portland
Bostoa; its, (exprsssl Port and and Boston ana
Montreal, sos 7. b. tor HAIoweil, earai
ner and South Gardner; ii.oo r. h. (sight Pull
man for Lewiston. Bath, Portland and Boston
Gonna EAsT-a.io A. N. might espress) TO,
stoRhegsn. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor, ST
s;ephen,st. John and Aroostoot Coanty; s.iS A
N, 'Or "aterviiie. Sfcvhegan. Newport. Bf nyor
and VAnoeboro: Houlton, Woodstock and st
John. 2.r r: M. TOR watsryiIs. 1.
last, Dexter. Dover Foaoroft, bangor
St. stephen, ~. John and Aroostook County, and
n7-n P. NJ. tssturdays only for WAtsrv;Iie
sunday paper tsain for wstsrviIis and Bangor a
suA.A.
The Might Pullman Trains r1a ea1h way ever,
nsbt, sundays inciaded, bat not 10 8sovhexa,
Monday mornings, or to Belfast, nerfA,
or beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harb1r or
Sunday mornings,
md West a. 10 A. NJ, run daily, Sundays 10
eiBded, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath Kooe
and. Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMHODATION TRAIN tor Apsust.
leaves south Gardiner, e.25A. NJ, loo gnd -
T. NJ. Gardiner. e.as A. M; ito and AS z. M,
HAilovei, $50 A. H., rs and t.ss r. NJ.
through tickets TO California And all poiE;,
South and West may be had Of " n. Wslk.-
ticket agent. Augusta, the only onboe 10 Augusta
selling Wis all routes and checking ali Laxssg.
free OF srpense.
PAYSoS TUCkEK. Woe rrss. . sssi Aaasxss
yE. soo1HBY. usnT PA.s. s>d fisas, Ax1
Portisad May let, 1891.
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New Hnxlard League ss.no,ox.
This Four and q Half Per csnts.

WASHINGTON, June "A circular was
issued this afternoon by the secretary Of
the treasury, giving notice that the principal
and accrued interest Of such of the 4 l.2
per cent. bonds issued under acts of Jaiy
H. 1870, and January 20, 1871. as may be
outstanding the September 2. 1891, will be
paid at the treasury at Washington on that
day and interest on said bonds then ceases
The circular adds: The suggs stions made
on the part of holders Of some of these
bonds Of . desire to extend the payment
thereof, at the option Of the United States,
at the rate Of one and one half per cent. per
annum the secretary Of the treasury will
hereafter consider whether the acceptance
Of such offers will be profitable to the gov
eminent, and in that event reserves the
right TO except such bonds from this call.
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Acruai Session OF the Maics Hon e :
pathic Physicians.

pASniC SbYo1Cieuo.
PORTLAND, June THE 24ih annual
meeting Of the Maine Hon e ID atbic Medi.
cal association Was held Tuesday 1t the
Falmouth Hotel, Portland. Many physi-
Clans we're present from all parts Of the
State. The president. DE-. ID. C. Perkins,
OF Rockland, Vas 10 the chair. The presi-
dent delivered his annual address which
vas full Of prsc. cal points and sugges-
tons. Next year the quarter centennial Of
the association should be properly cslsbra-
ted he said. Papers on mAteris msdica
were read by Drs Foss, Heath and A. j.
Harvey followed by discussion.
Az the afteMoon session the Maine
Homeopathic Medical Society elected the
following officers President, W. F. Shep-
ard; vice presidents. w. +. Fellows, J. e.
Gsnnett; recording secfe'sry, J. C. Gan
nett; corresponding secretary, F. A.
Gusbee treasurer, W. s. Thompson; board
Of eensus. IL. C. Bradford, J. NJ. Prilcey,
W. r. CleaveIsnd, T. W. Drake. C. s.
Philbrick; delegates to societies, Vermont,
q. A. Clark, NJ. s. Holmes; MAssachu-
setts, j. NJ Prileey. T. W. Drake; Rhode
Island, A. X. p. Harvey. E. +. Vose; !;
Connecticut, G.. e. Heath, G. E. Briry
New Hampshire. j. II. Knox, S. A. Abbott.
The next annual meeting will bs held in
Portland, June and 5. 1892:
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Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON. June 3, ! A. M.
For New EnRlard: Showers; stationary
variable winds.
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PARTIAL PARALYSIS
AND rHE
Demon Neuralgia
VANQUlSHED!


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WIN 75rti* OF uu,nhu~-s seiztng i,, IN my Afni4
aH't at Nfncs Efccts- my power Of .Ftirt.il.t 81,
! ntaid nat 'p'tM. rhis would he followed
nervous.
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be-et me Tor iossff ift fiiaf etfh ita taa,farHy
pun gov very Irritable. Ny HKAfN sen
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6iI John Msod ousId Very Low.

OTTAWA. Ont, June 2.--Sir John Mac
donsld's doctors at l0.45 tonight send ou,
the following bulletin; Tbe premier passed
quiet day. without notable change till Z
this evening. Since that time he has shown
sigas of heat prostralion. He took the
usual noufishment ct o p. M,
A bulletin issued shortly before midnight
apparently indicates that the premier can
not last much longer. The physicians an
ticipate tha. he will survive the night.
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DA,A'. Is "ouA.Aur..Dn 70 Guns,
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Will Equip the Road with Eisotrioity

BIppEroRD, June 2.-The directors of
the Biddeford & Saco Horse railroad met
today and voted 10 equip the road with
electricity this summer, providing they can
make terms with the same company with
whom they made q contrscs early in the
spring, and which was cancelled because of
the opposition from the remonstrsots. The
directors viii csll meeting Of the stock
holders to indorse the boards action.
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3noy Muet Die.

New YoRk, June 2 Harris A. Smiler,
James Slocum, Joseph Wood, all under
conviction to suffer death sentence for
murder, who appealed to the federal courts
were re-stnsnced by Judge Barrett in the
Supreme court 1t the general term today,
to be executed at Sing Sing prison during
the week beginning July 6, next.
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Two Bovs Drowsed.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass June about
O'clock tonight while Burnhsm Hardy,
aged 81; Henry Reed, aged i6, Herbert
Manchester, aged 10. and S. Gilbert Mer-
ritt, aged 20. were on the Merimack river in
in boat trying to pull up au gel box the
boat cspsized. Hardy and Reed were
drowned. Manchester and Merritt we're
picked up by the steamer Jefferson. The
dead bodies we're recovered.
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American Home Missionary eocisty's
Annual Meeting.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 2--The Ameri.
can Home Missinary Society began its 65th
session here this evening. The meeting is
practie ally an annual national gathering Of
the Congregational denomination, Hon.
Nelson Dingley Jr., Of Maine presided.
The annual sermon Was preached by DR..
Wolcott Csikins of Newton. Mass, before
large and representative gathering.
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Sagwaalsocures Constipation.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite,
Scrofula, Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever. The best
and most reliable OF Herbs,
Barks and. Gums Constitute
the Medicine. For sale at
all Druggists.
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De r.. ycinst Denies the Rspost.

PARIS, June 2.-Prime Minister De
Freycinst denies that French men-of-vss
are interfering with the bait supply of New
Foundlsnd, and denies the report that
French officer warned the inhabitants living
At st. Pierre bay not to sell bait to United
States fishermen.
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BALTIMORE. June PAT the opening Of
the southeastern trottlpg circuit 1t Pimilco
today Addie Lee "a won the 2 SO cia,s /;
best time, 30 Ia the 2 20 class pacing,
Surpass won, best time by Black York,
2lst. Jim Graham won the 2.23 tfot,
beet time by White Wings, 2.241.
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Collision at 0es,

NEWPORT, X. L., June 2.--The schooner
Thomas s. May. Captain Watson. arrived
here today from Phiixdelphia for Dover.
She reported last night between Gay Head
and Block Island she was run Into by sn
unknown bsrkentine bound east. The May
had her stern injured. the damage to tho
bark 10 unknown.
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Took q 500 Volt Current.

AssoNIA. Cs.. June John Kelley, An
employ of the Elechi, Railroad Company
received a 500 volt current through his
hand this afternoon. He was repairing the
power wire and had both hands on the wire
He leaned over until his head came in cor
trct with the iron roof when be was
knocked senseless. He soon recovered and
is now all right.
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League Standing.

Hits-Brookiyn "A, Pittsburg Z. Errors
Brooklyn, 2; Pittsours. s. LoFett and Daley;
King ard Mack.
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Unitsiiaus At Bang ~.

BASe OR. June The Maine conference
Of Unitarian churches opened with the So
cieiy in this city this evening with ser
mon by Rev. George c. Cressey of S S.Iem,
and formerly the pastor here. The con-
vention will continue ihrouRh till Thurs
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Al Brooklyn

Hlts-New York. 10; Cleveland, 8, Errofs-Nev
fors. o; Cleveland. g. Ewing and CLARK; Sew
ard, Eiau and thinner
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June 2, Issi. 10 r. H.;
Maine Pensions.

wAsHINeros. June Pensions have
l cen granted 10 these residents Of Maine
Original. Charles W. Fay, David DenDi
son, Frank Ferrin, Patrick Foley. Abrs
ham Libby, Ezra o. Over, Charles II
Lonsfeliov. Fred A. Morton, Alexsrde,
Graves; additional. George K. Hammond
John McCsrsv. Jane L. Baker; increase
Arthur W. Robinson, Isaac Hussey, navy
reissus, FfeemAn Fl. Chase; original
Mary A., widow Of Cyrus Bcsvcfth.
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Baptist Sunday School Convention.

BURLINGTON. VI, June 2.-The annual
convention Of the State Baptist Sunday
School Convention opened in the First BAp-
tist church this evening with song service,
Rev. Il. Martin, Of Bennington presiding
Rev. d. Dunn Of Wsterville, Msine, ex-
tended greetings to Sunday school workers
in Maine.
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Steamer Psnobsoot In Collision.

Bosros, June 2 Steamer Penobscot
collided last nigh. Of Seguin with the three
masted schooner Charles II. Fabens, in a
thick fog, The damage to the steamer con-
sisted mostly Of smashed guards and ,iner
work. The schooner procee 6ed, though
her side was badly stove in.
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Attsmps TO Wreck q Train.

wATERBuRY. Conn, June Am
ate MT was made to wreck the l2 Is, P. NJ.
Farm. near this city today, BY piling ties
and logs OF wood on the rails. The
eagin.er saw the obstructions and stopped
the train in time to prevent an accident.
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raans People KILLED
BY Cyoious ~ South Dakota-Dsmsgs
vssy Heavy.

WArxnrowx, s. D.. June s.-This place
sas visited By . cyclone this sfsesnoon.
which demolished number Of barns along
ito course. Al Hsxel. l6 miles southwest
Of here, three people were killed. The
storm is said to have been very severe ip
that vicinity.
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by Parties Upknowu.

Special to the K.ssEBEc JouRsAL.t
ELLSWORTH, June 2-The ooroner's in
quest hss at last arrived at a verdict, that
sgo was murdered BY parties unknown.
The mother has left the city.
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To Ratify Convention Between Postu.
Gai aud England.

LISBON, June 2.-The minister Of foreign
affairs today introduced . bill authorizing
the government to ra'ify the convention
between Portugal and Great Britain. The
matter was referred to committee.
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IMMENsa DEFICIT
Disoovsrsd by the Pops's Commlttse
4, PatsT's Pspcs ruud.

RoME. June 2.--Ths Pope's committee
Of cardinals have discovered . deficit Of
10000, 600 francs in the Peters pence fund.
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0sttias tbs Bar Har bsr Cottags Ready
for Occupsncg.

BAR HARBoR. June james G. Blaine,
Jf. arrived here tonight to get the Blaine
eottsge in readiness for occupancy. Sec
retsry Blaine is expected tomorrow.
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Transferred immigration to PsdsraI
Control.

WAsmSeTos, June 2.--Secretsry Fos-
ter today took the immigration business at
the por,s OF Bsljmore, Phiisdelphia and
Bo.ton out Of the hands Of the state boards
of immigration and .rsasfsned is to federal
Jnt;oi.
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Association.
Bali GENES Postponed.

Athlesics-Cincinnti, at Cincinnati; WASH
ingion- Columbus, at Columbus; Boston
Louisville, at Louisville. Rain and vet
grounds.
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Mr.. 3 aius Lsavss Boston fer Bar Har.

Bosros, June 2.-5eesetsYy and Mrs..
Blaine and Senator Eugene Hale left Bot
ton at O'Clock tonight In 3 SPECIAL car At
t4ehsd 10 the Ppgimsn srsin, en- route to
Bar HsrboT. Mr.. Hale arrived todsy from
Washington.
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HOLD ON TO LIFE

and prepare to live by reno
vating your system cleanse
the blood and set the stom-
ach, the kidneys, and liver in
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gI0NAL aHRvICE


Weather Iooioasiops for ths Next a.
Houfs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-03
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Trs,ss leave cakissS teiloss g1th,
nor'h 80 n. and go p. ~. conasotins witt
nofntns train on Main. Central Railroad from
Bangor and Hsterville. and afternoon trains from
Portland via lie siston And via hruns~i1s AM
Augusta
Traias Leave Bingham. going sugtb e
A. and is 10 y. ~, connecting at Gaslapd siih
morning tfAius Maine Crnttsl RNirpsd va
both routni 20 Portland. and Stie sffernOcr us'7
to' Portlaad aud Bangor.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-03
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NEW YORK. June 2.
Money easy, RANGING from 2. to4
Prime paper at 81 to7.
Government bonds dull. firm.
Railroad bonds. dp'l, generally steady
The following are the uiOstns uuotatiops of az