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The state herald., 1891-09-11
WHAT CURED YOU !?

Mr. B. r. McAllistcr, Of Harrisburg,
Ky, writes: Having boon . terrible
sufferer from catarrh, and being now
sound and well, the question often put
to mo is" What curod you'll" In answer 70
this often put question l feel It my duty
to c,ato that Bwifts Specific Is. 8. s.) ia
tho medicine. am such true believer
In thocficacy Of swifts Specific Is. g. By
that Gu. honestly and sonscientiously
49,
recomhend IL TO any ono suffering from
catarrh. Have recommended 1t TO
many, and am happy to soy that those
whom have induced 10 use 1t can bear
mo out In this statement also believe
that II will cure any case OF tstarrh II
takon according u directions"
hook on Blood aaA skin Disease. Free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca
The state herald., 1891-09-11

I give my experience for ,h. benefit Of 9th.
-. sent O. to II. X Dclno a 90 Colum-
aus, Ohio. aud received u I'm. machine Tor
plating with gold. silver aud nickel The
plating Is done so nice every person wants
work done I get all the knives forks znd
Iew.lry can plate made u thr nrst days
in ono month ! had ti0l clear .pIoni, Ny
lrother makes ~ 10 tiS per dAy selling
plaiers. ANY ono .oan do ns much by Writing
To the above nrm for clfeulbrn
IuCr Wugos
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Biooming Health IL Hlo.-o ming Wealth.
Find the way 70 tho first aud the second
IL only Just beyond. To secure blooming
health no matter from whnt disease or do
formity the reader may suffer, II Is only
necessary TO receive treatment, BY cores
pondence or In person from the Denver
Medical and Surgical Dispcnsary Co,
lGIj.50 Lnrimer ST. Denver. Colo.
The state herald., 1891-09-11
DENVER PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Nrs. q. :. FOWLER A-s yoft rhr-nplozi.L op-
era Iinusa block. Denver. send Tor crraiAr-.
pH. DAyiTnos, rBiou hllci. isth and Arapshos
q fnf ..t nf teeth, sttfsciiiis n, hliins 81.
pr. I. 4. Edwards, Na.onic Temp Diseases Of
the tcriun.
Or. Mci.rmiih. IN! ChHinpa rye aud THIRST dis~'s
e. ". Eno- MD. cAs- dfaham hloet -Eyv Var
". ". Msilll. ND. .Mrphee hriE.sufF in-,runit..
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Denver manufactured article. are fast
coming to tho front The Jackson, ,Cros,
Manufacturing Company are now shipping
hay presses 10 Oklahoma Territory, Ar
kansas and other surrounding states nnd
territories.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

DIR. X. y. Price presents his card TO our
readers In another column this week. The
doctor has been located Ia Denver for the
last eight or ton years and bus built up II
large practice.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Niessrs. Golding a LOTUS OF Denver
dealers In carpets, ntr, nre about 10 dis
solve partnership. They are giving one.
half their usual rates To customers this
month In order To close out their largo
stock of goods.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

The principal business OF the devi. is
10 marry the sinner TO his sin.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Men care least for honor when mos, In
need OF bread md butter.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

The Denver Medical Institute has been
established at oil Seventeenth ST. IL IA
an institution OF much value and has somc
very prominent mcdical advisers In
charge.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

J. Jay Joslin & Co., tho popular Denver
dry goods merchants have issued their nn
nual fall and winter catalogue and price
list. II consists of lus pages, beautifully
illustrated. and is OF interest TO everyone
interested In dry goods. Mailed free.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Trials do not weaken us. They only
show that we arc weak.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

When baby was alex, w- gave her cas'oria,
when she was enid. -h, cried for castoria,
when she became Nis. she ciung 10 cas,oria.
When sho had Children, she gave them castoria
The state herald., 1891-09-11
American fun,.u.c Farmer. club,

A committee from tbis club report the wincs
o. Alfred speer, OF fassnic, N. j., the most re.
liable to he obtained, and that hls Oport
Grape makes Port Wine equal to any In the
world, His Clarct and brandy have no superiors
The state herald., 1891-09-11

An intoxicated lover ba. runa,ic wa,
about him.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

"IIanson's Magic Corn srl.s."
, WarrRhted to euro, or money refundsds Ahh
your druggist for IL. Price 10 cents.
The state herald., 1891-09-11
"' "V''N y " - Lrcr Mnson.

After all, old maids and old bachelors
are the only matchlcss people la society.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Experience Is the cream Of llfe-but 1t
sours with ago.
The state herald., 1891-09-11
iia,x . Girl Made Mons,.

II often happens that fear Ia merely
dread OF being afraid.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Whist we learn with pleasure We ncvor
fnrunt
The state herald., 1891-09-11

There's cure for Catarrli, too,
no matter what you've been led to
believe. If there isn't, in your case,
you'll get $500 cash. It's bona
iidc offer that's made by the pro-
prietors of DIR. Sage's Catarrli
Remedy. There's risk in it, to be
sure, bat Mey are willing to take
the risk-you ought to be glad
10 inkn the mcdlcino.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

To buy or sell stocks or interests In As
pen mines writo b. Clark Wheeler, Aspen.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Commend to public approval the Califor.
MIA liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. 1t
Is pleasing 10 the eye, and to the taste, and
by gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, 1t clcanses the System enectuapy
thereby promoting the health and eomtor,
Of all who use 1t,
Presumption Ia our natural and original
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Tho plant OF happiness cannot thrive
without tho air OF chccrfulness.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

There is q 3.inch display advertisement
In this paper this week which has no two
words alike except one word. The same
Is true Of zach new ono appearing each
week, from the DIR. Harter Medicine Co.
This house places u "Crescent" OH every
thing thoy mako and publish. Look for
II send them the name of tho word, and
they Will return you Book. BEAUTIfUL
LIrHoaRAPHs OR SAMPLES FREE.
Peopla who meyer look up are not much
The state herald., 1891-09-11

rITS,-AI Fi,sstoppcd frcc Hy nv. xLiSrs GREAT
Nerve Reatorcr No FIT after nrst dEt' srss. Mar
yeious cures Treatise and t7O0 trial hottG fr~s 20
Fit cnscs Send to Dr. Ki'le,rl Arch st, fhlln. Ia
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Anybody eau feel religious whon IN 0
tight place.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

NJ; Minnie, y parachute Is not double
bu rrclcd Ruii
The state herald., 1891-09-11

INcrG3 uuNTrr
in a con,;h - more than ever when
your blood is "bad." II makes
things easy for Consumption. But
there's cure for it in DIR. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery. A posi-
tive curc-not only for Weak
Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Bron-
chitis, Asthma and all lingering
Coughs, but for Consumption itself
in all its earlier stages. It's rca.
sonablc. All these diseases depend
on tainted blood. Consumption is
simply Lung scrofula. And for
every form OF scrofula and blood
taint, the "Discovcry" Is certain
remedy. It's so certain, that it's
makers guarantee it to benefit or
cure, in every case, or the money is
refunded With n medicine that Is
certain, this can be done.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Time aud tide wal, Tor no mans three
months note,
The state herald., 1891-09-11
DENVER BUSINESS HOUSES.

The tist betUp compriscs some Of t'ss
hest business houses IN Dsnpcr, and ttey
uiU t,irHish bank references " rc1tiret.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

ni.t Headache Can Ne, Cared, C.aiinr
eonislnlns ,iI powders. eoli ~ druggists or
mailed By Coaiinr Co., bnralp, " Y,
The state herald., 1891-09-11

It is hard to got people TO look them.
selves sQuarely In the face.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

In another column OF our paper this
week appears tho advertisement of the
Star Grocery, Denver. This company
was one Of the first 10 adopt the now popu
lar cash basis. They send their price lists.
which include all classes of groceries, free
mn nnnli,,ntinn
The state herald., 1891-09-11

People who never look up are not much
account at lifting up.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

A marriage for money is generally q
tsllRrous affair
The state herald., 1891-09-11

The man who Keeps his mouth shut
never hns TO cat any crow.
The state herald., 1891-09-11
ITS EXCELLENT QUALITIES

The man who never praises his wife de
nerves to nave a DOOR one.
The state herald., 1891-09-11

sprstt. ra,.nt DoH Cakes. Two hundred
i,sin. .old veatiYi soii ~ all ffoc.rs'
The state herald., 1891-09-11

Majbr's UrfNent Ncpnirs Broiscn Articles
ise and 25S Majors Leather hnd iiuhber Cement loo.
The state herald., 1891-09-11
The Only One Ever Printed-Can You
Find the Word?

Presumption Ia our natural and original
The state herald., 1891-09-11

1t is not the coat that make tho man, it
Is tho pnntaloons.
E.A ROOD, Toledo, Ohio, says '1fnlrs On.
tarrh Cure cured my wife OF catarrh fftecn
years ngo and bhe hns had no return OF IT, lts
suro cure" sold by Druggists, 75c.
Tho more you say, tho loss people ro
member,
The state herald., 1891-09-11
mrs. N. e. COULTER. N. o.

Successfully tfeets PARALYSIS, ithsulraiis,a, c,
tnffh ti.rft diseases Asthma. Aetoful,.
oil ghfunit lssns.s. hpstiat eit nii'n v sisea ~
Ill irniai. as.asss. iiHmrffhniis ~ piles rufs,l
without The vs- OF hnife. simply local appiieaiinn,
fsmJ prtcii- i+..ls-s pronipi siissiiop. i,ssi u
Denver rsfsrspe-s are given. III 10th street,
The state herald., 1891-09-11
J. J. RIBTHMANN 4 CO.,
nENYER MRnlCAL lNSIlTnTE.

rii % ria seventeenth ~. t.nfrf, Htilisi thts
sirans anil snrF.sia N su,,st.' ATTENDANCE f1nssi
Hath aisi Masaar. tafrfs IN tlttl rtralihshi ~
Waii . specially hsni fnf sfmiifsn blHnl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-07
MORE WEATHER PROPHECY.
James Vaughan, Artist and Hat Maker,
and His Interesting Theories.

DAsBuRr, Nov. 6.-Jaues j. Vaughan,
a Nurssik artist, who csn paint portrait
in oil or make hst with fqusl despatch,
has gained local fame AZ weather prophet.
He has made the condi ions Of the amos
phsre q study for sixteen years and nov
declare, that he hss wtest j TIE great secret
of the storm from nature. He can tell IN
advance, he says, when storm will appear,
where i, will origlnste, what erection il
will take. and how long it will last
According to Mr.. Vaushans theory, he
earth IS it revolves on It's axis generates
electricity By friction with the SUES rays
and after a certain D0mber of revolutions.
the exact Dumber he fails to live, the eiec-
tricity gs,heres at . certain poiut above the
es,ths surface where 1t attracts 81, and the
moisture in the atmosphere. Then my s.
ferrous something that Mr.. Vaughan calls q
source comes &lorg aud collides with ihe
electrified moisture and the storm il on.
There 10 tremendous shock sud the &C
cumulsted air ru.hes iovsId the sur.
Here's your cyclone and its action upon
the atmos phere causes rain or snow OF
hail.
Mr.. VAuabsn says ihst the idea is oil non
sense that earthquakes are caused by violent
convulsions in the interior of the earth.
EsribQuakee, he says, are caased by the
shock produced when the electrified air and
the my SERIOUS 'sourcs" come together,
and he can prove. be thinks, tina: the dis
turbar ce starts somewhere above the sur
face Of the earth. He has reports from
Penps, lvAnia where sn earthquake scared
whole township while some men at work
in q deep mine we're not disturbed. Mr..
Vaughan promises New York and New
Eugisnd an u, usually violent storm before
Nov. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-07
ANOTHER NEW GIN.


CON Sraiss ON THE HUDSON, Nov. -
Lying 10 tbs foundry si tnis pisee in he
IN .d.G OF 4 Dumber of eight inch steel rifles
for army use is the fst gun constructed on
the Sesoufy plan. To all outward appear
auces il resembles ihe type guns Of five
inch eali5re in use in the army, bus closer
examination shows a radical change ia The
bretc ch mechanism. The slotted screw has
been adhered TO, but the method OF with
drawing and closing the breech plug has
been greatly simpiied.
The idea of these changes is to increase
the rapidity with which the gun can be
fred, and to accomplish this the number Of
motions has been reduced from three to
one. With Axed ammunition it is thought
that anything thus far attempted eau be
beatsn.
A few m 1n.hs ago Gen. Flsgier, d1ff or
ordinance Of the army, gave orders Vhave
the gun constructed, and under the super
vision of Capt. PitmsD, ordance corps,
United States army, tn. work has been
brought to it's present state Of completion.
The gun will very soon be taken to the
army proving grouGd at Sandy Hook, where
il is to undergo a series Of rigid tests be-
fore board OF army ordnance officers ard
othsr experts. IL these tests sre sstissac-
tory the mechanism vii! probably become
the standard ,ype and be fitted to large
number Of The modern pieces Of ordgst ce,
ss 1t osn be quickly made ard is well
ada ted to the various calibfes now 10 uss.
The inveutor is Lieu Ssmuel Ssabury
Of the nsvy, now on eu.y in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

Schooner Haholdsn Of ST. John, N. B.,
ashore AZ Caspp' quiddie, Edgarto~n, sihce
Oct. "a, vac II a!ed Friday.
At.lesram has baen received from SEN
ssor Hi.c ,ck ssgihg the report that be had
been rendered the portfolio Of secretary OF
var 10 unfounded.
A special from Helena. Mout., nys
Henry Clark a feet psd, rbo has been
operating IN Mime sofa for neyeysl months,
Thursisy xas sentenced iorty searsto the
peniteniiary.
The on the Boston Five Cent Saw
irss Bark contir u d Fritsy morning, but
in q Iessensd degree. President Evans ssJs
he thinks the run is about over. Many OF
ths people Who have Withdrawn their &C.
counts sre Of an ignorant class, mostly
German Jews.
Schooner William l.. Bradley Of Boston,
Capt Lee. Charleston, Oct. 5.n, for Wey-
mouth, Msss, with 800 tons Of phosphate
r,ck, copsigaed to the Bradley Fertilizer
Co. vas abspdoned at sea Oct liih. Capt.
Leo apd the crew were rescued and landed
on the Conway Islands.
John r. Mines. better known IS Felix
Oldboy,r the name be wrofe aoder, died IN
the work he use On Blackwsil's Island, New
Yorb, Friday. He oace preached at Bath,
Ne. In 1861 he entered the army - chap
lain Of the Secord Maine. Later be wss
colonel Of tie Fgst M.iae.
Hon. Geo E. Tedd, supsria:enient Of
the Norther division Of the Boston & Mair {
railroad, has been granted isave OF absence
| for six months on sccoult CT i'll health
and le4ves for Europe rex; week H. E
Chamberlain. Tor many years superinten
dent Of tue Concsrd railroad, hlis bis posi-
ton during his absence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-07
HATTIE n. CROWELL
Veil Known on lht Ksnlsbac,
Thought to b List.
No Truth In Rumuf That Jay Gould Is
Seriously III.
Col. Jonas II. Freneh's Bail Reduced
to $5O. .OOO-He Is Pleased.

Bosros. Nov. e.-Grsve fears are enter
tanned for the safety CT the three mAsssd
schoorer Hattie NJ. Croweli Of Providence,
Chase, from Long Cove. Me. Oct %. with
. cargo Of pavios stones for New York.
The captain Of the schooner Florence
Newell, which sank Il Pollock Rip light
ship duiiog the October gale, reported that
he was in cnDpsny with the Croweli on the
evening Of Oct. 22. Of Seguin. That night
it commenced to blow hard from the north
rss-, ard i, il pres umsa that The Cfowsli
continued on hsr coarte snt In all prob
ability met with di.aster.
The eaptain Of the schooner o D..
Withereii reports from New York by letter
that on October %, Of South ShoAl light
ship, be passed close to = sunken schooner
with all three top masts out of water It's
possible that this 10 the Hsnie M. Cyoweil.
The Cro.eli had seven men. Including
Capt. Benz X Chase. who is = part owner.
He has . wife and four children at West
Hsrwicb, Msss. The mate AID cook be-
longed in Cape CD. The four sesnen sre
though. to be foreigners. j. A. Cady,
Providence. R. L., is the principal o~ner.
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KNOX TEACHERS
Hold Z lEe Days Educational
Session at 1hemlSIoa.
floab'e At Bath lfsn ENks---Hains
Pensions and Psstsl LfaiYs.
Death Of Biddeford Man Fair at Rich.
meBd = Building at Islebero.

THoMksros. Nov. s.-The X mex Go 1nty
Educational Association has closed 8 two
6Ays session At Wssss hall. The attendance
was large Of teachers from vsriou, parts Of
kaox sunty and educators from all paris
Of the State.
Following is the programme; An sd-
dress of welcome vas made by R. /.
Thompson, supervisor Of the Thomastoa
high school; response BY A. c. Dresser.
principal Of the Rocklsnd high school
address By Prof. F. C. Robinson. Bowdoin
college; sa;er On Legal Rights and
Duties Of Teachers" by J. E Moore,
esq. Thomsston; Prof. G B. Mathew,
Tt onaston. gave paper and teaching ex-
e'cise on Music Hon. N. A Luce, State
su, es!nte ndeut Of schools made N address
on School Diseir Ina; Prof G. A. Stuart,
sup CT schools, Lewiston. asye an address
oa "Civ e,;' teaching exercises Oh per mar
ship. By Pfof II. A. Howard, 8ock-
land commercial C. llsgei psper b.
Olivtr Ots editor Of the Roeklsnd
Opinion. "Ine Neuspape, as Reading
Bock;' papsr OIL "Ps'riotic Teaching" T"
Wiili. m A. Luce, nf Union; paper on
"School Hygiene" Dr. " v. Hanscom,
Rocs,snd illustrated talk co Science
reaeLi' g " S. J. Novel;, principal OF tie
Recap rt hieh school; talk on "Banki g
and Back Discount" +. II McLlin. cash.
Ter of L msrcck National EanS.
Al! papers read we're CT interest AID ths
exercises throughout the sessions were ert-
asttly beneficial Prof Perrp Of the
Va alhaven High School, was elected pres
ldent of the ASSOCIATION; E A R.biason
n Warrington. v ce- president; Mrs. Z W.
Wood Of r. cklsnd. selretzfy.
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SECOND NIGHT


RICHMOND, EoY.'6 The second nigh.
OF the UniversaIist fair called GU. sbout
the same tizsd suiience as WIS present en-
the previous evening. The numerous
young ladies behind the several booths did
a good business in their varied
csllipgs. CskI, fse AID ice
c-eam hsd god run, ard
the compe itors for watches offered to the
boy or girl getting the most votes were
fairly snccsssful in gathering in the nicklf 5.
Misses Lily Card ant Edith Haley entered
the race tor the laoy's vsteh The stage
entertainment was not very extensive CT
elaborate. The shepherds drill by com
psny Of boys and girls in appropriate Co.'S
tu q ard under the IN al q ment Of Miss L
z Parks. was well received by the sudier ce.
Sur flower chorus was repds red by choir
~ local siD gers, and ELECTED some spplsuse.
The Richrnond Glee Club was advertised
TO sppeaf bu. was unsvoidsby absent. II
fair will be eon,iuued top,gt. when IL IS
eIpected large audience will be present.
Papers were made out today for the COM
mi,ment to the Insane Asy lum at Augusta
% E'myrs Alexander, q d. men,ed girl ~b1
LA Lid nth hsS s go nsseslaaa-LaT ioa
rapd
raion services will be held as he NJ. +
el u.cf, day evening at : O'Clock.
Arthur Co per, Of .he shoe firm Of Wise
: Cropsr of Auburn, is in town tcdsy.
Capt. George Fl Theobsld is in Boston
on business
+. A. Libby returned from Lynn last
night
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EX.6Oy. J. G. SMITH DEAD.
A Native Of Vermont - lie Became Ono
Of Her Most Prominent Men.

Sr ALBAss. Vi. Nov. 8 --Ex Governor
J Gregory Smith, president Of the Central
Vernon Railroad, died at 4 O'Clock tonight
Of heart failure. Last February Gov
Smith contrac I'd a severe cold, and has
been in failing health ever since.
About three months ago hs practically
gave mp his husinsis, although he vas able
TO ride out uccssionslly nuul wiihia Two
weeks, and his cor rdi.ion was such ~ t.
cause bis friends n uch spx,s,y. The sad
event came suddenly At last and shocked
the entire community ALI bis family vsrf
present, save one soa, George & ;, CT Ma
nekpolis.
Hon. j Gregory Smith Vas born at y,
Albsns. VT Jaly %, 1873 lie ~nss son
~ Hon, Joha Smith, u promiront figure H.
Vermont railroad and political umelcs
Hfesory studied law, and was admitted tc
the bar in lsil.
In lSt9 he pegtn his railroad career ~
counsel for the Vermont Central aud Yer
mont L Canadian railroads. FIR m 1858 H.
1878 he vas ono Of the receivers OF the
Vermont Central Railroad and from 1855
to 1872 WAS president Of the Northerr
Pacific Rsiiroad, being an incorpora
tor. Siuce 1873 he has been
president Of the Central Vermont
Railroad He vas speaker OF thu
Vermont House in 1861 60. chatham Of
the ttais delegation TO the National kepub
licsn Convention in 1879. 1880 and 1884
H.. Pre- sided over several state conventions
and wss prominently Interested in several
local business enterprises, being PR sident
Of the Welden National Bank, Peoples
Trust Company and Franklin COUNT
Creamery Assoc alton.
He was . man OF marked executive
ability and achieved notable political and
busiaess successes. IA governor OF the
state during the dsrk days of the rebsilioe
he VAS stanr ch and irus to the best lDtercsts
Of the nstidn, ard WAS most loyal and
friendly 10 VermoEters who rallied a; she
call Of the Ptesiden,. Vcrmonts splendid
war record ia due ia no small MEASURE To
Governor Smiths iudefAtigAble efforts. asd
be va. often re- ferred to as the "War Gov
erDor."
Asa business nan Gov. Smith stood
secoDd 20 none in the stNte. The advanced
condition today Of the Central Vernon.
Railroad il tbs result Of ciofe personsi
ate nt,on and management on tho part of
its president or genial presence and
sfab!e in his dealings with men Governor
Smith made hcsis Of friends all over tb,
state and else~ here throughout the country
ever amorg his political or business oppo
nents.
Ex Governor Smiih leaves five children !:
George G., in busiaess At Minneapolis,
MINI Edsard G vice president ard geo.
eral manager of the Central Vermont X Ill
road; Mrs, o. G. Ssevens, Boston, and
Mira Rev. ID. i. Macksy. St. Aibsns.