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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The eject an advertisement be- upon
the reader is very we'll illustrated BY the
following, as related in the Mechanical
New.: a wealthy man who owns .
country residence recently became d.
satisf3ed with 1t, and determined to have
another. So be instructed . real estAts
agent famous for his descriptive powem
10 advertise it in the papers for privats
sale, but to conceal the location, telling
purchasers to apply ut his ONCE. In :
few days the gentleman happened to zee
the advertisement. was pleased with the
account Of the place. showed It to MS
wife, and the two concluded it was Just
the place they wanted. and that they
would secure it at once. So no went To
the Office of the agent, and told him that
the place he had advertised was such ,
one as he desired, and he would pur-
chase it. The agent burst into laugh,
and told him that it was description OF
his own house where he was then living.
He read the advertisement again, cogi-
tated over the grassy slopes" .'bcauti-
full vistas," smooth lawns" ETC.. and
broke out: sis it possibles Well. make
out my bill for advertising and expenses.
for, by Georgel ! wouldn't sell the place
now for three times what it cost me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15
$1,000 REWARD!

DIR. Fisk will deposit one thousand dol
ls,s 10 any bank In Lewiston and will Al
low shy ply sicisn vho fails to cure bleed
ing piles by the ant;quated, absolute and
tortufieg knife, ligature or csusfic,
to selecs 10 Of tbs vorst. csses--no matter
how long standing or large the tumoss and
be will forfeit 800 for each case he fails
to cure by his pAinless method.
DIR. FISK'S unerring method enahles
hirl 70 guarantee . cure in every case, why
hs.itste. You rick nothing. Because
Others have failed in your case Ia no reason
Why you should not accept q cure nov.
Delay may msar cancer OF the rectuus, or
dises.e Of the Kidneys, bladder or usino
genital organ, which will be sure to eatail
vital weakness, nervous debility and un-
told misery Of body and mind. Attend 70
the trouble now.
PIrTsrIELD, Me-, Dec 20, 1870.
Dear alr.-(Gosd news this umc.) I received
yosr Aind letter an6 everything 10 going TO be A.
81 right down sd tell yos how anil am entirely
think the fulin<s - that h down II trou6Ie me.
an0 unsess y does shall not tsouble 1t, but jusi
- soon - 4 dos shall come 70 yos or seed for
an ny present happiness. would not BE- back
wne'S vas the first time you came for hehsreds
GOtlnf1.
The people all think my cure d remarkable. On.
D. has fetsrnsd from California, ana BE- tod nv
husoand the other night he shosls take the first
opportunity to call and congratulate ne On ny
se isssa s Close By BE-; s .: T. n Es.
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer. Rock.
land cured. very bad case.
GEO. 4. GILCHRIST, Ship builder
Rockland Pile tumofs' very large, cured
~ -
CHARLES J. WALKER. Of po..l.nd
failed 70 get help BY harsh tRsAtmsnt cured
By DR.. Fix without pain.
X X. GATELY, IL Dspeatmsnt com g
4: Z. Portland cured 9 yeass go mo return
Rev. GEO. D. LINDSEY. Bangor
csfsd.
Rev. ). c. ANDREWS, Mechanic Falls
successfully cured, very bod case.
Nm. b. 0fOCKDID0K. a Lewiston
treated and pefnansnty cured eleven yesss
9. 8. ROGERS, Gardiner esrsd.
G. ". AvBRRLL, 0asdinss. cured.
HIRAM YULLER, Hallovsll, cured.
G. !. KEITH, Wsesrvills, sussd.
30 ~ might gives husdssds u names Of
parties cared thfoughout ~ 6sats. Hol-
lowing appointr1ehee:
0ARDInER, EVANS, ever uondey
4. = HALLOWELL, HaIlevelI House,
nonday 4. r.
AUGUSTA, usetA, Tuesday A. n.
WArekvJLLB, Dlmsoe6s Tuesday T. r.
PORT LAND u, q. Neooo. ever GekwSey.
Athons "a 1lsin ~, LeeiGosas xkusp1Gy.
1sElay - esa1sy o. 60 49,.
tno1oo1fU4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Heath post proposes to make success
of their big six DAY s fair which will be hsl3
the latter part Of August, sn1 20 that etd At
the meeting Friday evening appointed the
following committee TO devise scheme of
entertainment for the week and report The
'sme st the rext meeting: Geo II. Hsr-
riuk,on. L L Levin, Gastavus Moore, NJ.
2 Wshswcrth, Benz Smith and VIM.
Wiley. This committee will act in can
junction with Post Commander A. W.
Mccsualaud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Sawyer & Fey block at 'he South end will
probably be closed today. The speciiea-
inns cali for the erection Of one OF the
hasdsomest business bScks in orr city.
The frent Of the loser story will be Of
iron ard steel. with immense plate glass
Windows s4s9a fee. 10 dimensions in each
of TIE three stores. The second and third
stories will BE- Of pressed brick, With
granite trimmings, and in conspicuous
pisces viii be tablets inscribed with the
names Of Tie owners ard The date Of cree
tion The estimate q coat Of the eonsiruc-
ion Is sS5oN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The June meeting WA held with Pitts.
said GRANGE m Tnesdsv. lime !lth. An
address ~ weleome was read by Mrs.
r. w Vsrnev. responded To nv Rev, &.
y Emerson. After this the Question.
s.Jmno rtsr,e ard Rest Methods If Keen
mo Farm Accounts. :. was then Opened
bvO Murray OF Pittstield and discussed
hv the lectnfer. Br0s. Joel Richardson.
n Nawnorf. n IT T,hhv of Newport:
Vinino NJ IN. Alhans. Emerson OF
Skowhepan; Jose Of Dexter, and Sisters
I;hhv ~ Nawno-t. Smell and
Wiring Of ST AIbans: Motlton of
New Portland: Patten Of Pit. sfisld. Al
room n bountiinl renast was suread upon
three tables and ample Justice was done
the meal nv ali present sister Vinine
~ Sr Alhsns brought some fancy cakes
made in tho bakery of a relative in
Seattle. Wash which the writer WINS
able 10 pronounce yery fine. notwi,h.
standing The long way they had come
The yayel fell at two O'Clock and the
proceedings of the day were resumed.
The aue stjon. aAt what price can farm,
ers AFFORD TO sell hay ?, was then q, ,ened
Inv BRO. A. r. McMaster. followed by
Bros. Richardson. Lester Holway, Muir
raw. the Iecturer and Others. The re-
searches of scientists and the experience
Of practical farmers shows the actual
cost of the production Of a ton of hay,
including fertility taken from the soil,
use of land. taxes. harvesting. etc, to
he about NJ 90 per ton So. therefore,
$40 90 per ton is as low as a farmer can
afford to sell his first quality hav.
Sister X j Patten of Pittsfield then
read an interes ting essay on "House.
work,
Bro. w. II. Kimball Of Burnham re.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The Y. NJ. G. A. rooms are in the hands
of bcuse' cleaners and sre being thoroughly
renovated. The unejghtly canvass cover
ings to the furniture have been removed
and reveal. very handsome psrior suit,
which is q decided improvement to the
room General Secretuy Murray, with
The advice Of the Ladies Auxiliary. has
changed the arrangement Of the room. 90
that the front portion Of the building will
hereafter be used ~ psvlof, sod library,
and the rear portion will be occupied BY
the reading room. 1t 10 believed that the
new arrangement will enable the associa-
ton to conduct its WORK to better advantage.
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FLETCHER FOUND.
His Esad B 9dy Floatsd Ia tbs River:

New BEDFORD, Mass, June I4-The
body Of the missipg George A. Fletcher,
who wss connected with the johnson
murder my stery, was found foaiing in 'he
river today. shout half way between Fair
Haven and Egg Island. The discovery
WIS made about 10 o'clock by six Eoglish.
men, who towed the body to the city and
notified the police who had the body taken
to the morgue.
Medical Examiner Taylor ard Dire.
Waite and Taylor held an autopsy over
the remaine. but DR.. Taylor absolutely re.
fuses to disclose any discovery which miah.
have been made. saying shat what was dis.
covered he didn't think should be given
out as I'VE case DOW stands. Persons who
saw the body noticed deep hole under the
right ear The face and eyes we're eaten
away by fishes and the back Of the head and
sknll were laid bare.
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=, Introa.e.lon 20 an. queen

Il an no Tor co, fered W on only favored
few. Bot every lady Of the land may
have ready sccess to the Queen Of Rene
dts-Ds. Pisrse's Favorite Pfescii oton
0ace kaown, always . valued friend. 1t
promisss to positively. cure every form Of
weakness peculiar td women, and confirms
Il promise by q written guarantee Of sat-
isfactiop, guaranteed in every case, OF
money returned. This Royal Remedy II
carefully prepared for aeomen only, and its
efficiency 10 vouched for by countless happy
homes and countless Thousands Of testi-
mo-, isls. A trial will convince you that IL
10 Invaluable in correcting eli Irregularities
and weaknesses for which it il designed.
iunel5i& VfOlrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

All sorts Of ridiculous and improbable
rumofs were being circulated Saturday that
the kimbsli Bros. shoe factory would shut
d,vn for good that night. Il 10 true that
the factory 10 running short crew and 10
not turning on. more than one-half ifs
rsuAl summer output, but in this il 10 NOT
alone. ~ all factories in New England
which turn out the same grade Of goods sfe
working after = similse fashion. Mr..
Hacker. the superintendent Of the factory,
informed the JOURNAL representative thst
be was in Lynn early in she, week and
found . very unsatisfactory condition Of
a1airs among the shoe factories Of that
city. He found many Of them without
orders on their books for so csses. where
they usually had orders for all the shoes
they could turn out. Mr.. Hacker has re-
csived no orders ~ ehut the factory down,
and 20 far - he knows IL will continue 10
run right along. The condition Of the
market, however. will not warrant he arm
in running the factory to ito utmost
capacity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15
SECURED THE WOODS
Per Missing Gil VINO Hired out
- q Boy.

MoscToN. N. B., June 13-Clsrs Wort
MAJ. the missing Salisbury girl, has been
found. Between 200 and 800 men have
been securing the woods around here for
over week without getting the slightest
trace Of her. She was disguised ~ boy
and was working ~ jaborer on the farm
Of Byron Mcleod, near Penobsquis. 1t is
that the girls head was turned by
reading trashy stories.
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Lynn Aaau Disappears.

LYNN. June Is e. A. Allen. Who lives
81 No. IA Shsw's court, has disappeared.
He left the house at O'Clock, and sitter
his disappeafAace note, addressed to his
wife, was found, stating that he was tired
Of life and contemplated suicide. No trace
Of him has been found All Of the police
have been notified. Mr.. Allen has good
var record. he 10 about GO years Of sge.
Search will be made for him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning,
you are taking the first step into Nervous
.1rostration. You need . Nerve Tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal, healthy condition. Surpris-
ing results follow the use of this great
Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your appe-
tite returns, good digestion is restored. and
the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try bottle. Price Soc. at Bow
ditch Webster Co.'S Drug Store.
suRGde0dchwkyly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

j LIBBY Of Pine Tree Stock Farm
viii sbip Two horses TO Boston this week
She'e they will take part 10 the races a
Mystic Park. John, sp,cer, is entered in
the ~ cisss for PAGERS ard I1lim /,
entered 10 the 2.3j class for trotters. Ga.
Of tho new corners a. the firm il an Arrival
eHlr out # the dam Pilot Koox, the new
one is Ally, handsome in size, shape and
color.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

At ihe meeting of Heath Post Friday
evening, two Presentations Of pictures TO,
the post hall we're made By comradesJ w
p. johnson aud +. 4, Lewis. MIR John
son presented HI poet with large wood
cut. showing faithful representation OF
The rehe, prison per st A Jacksonville, and
Mr. Lows gave fine c,ayon portrait OF
Ex Pre- sident Abraham Lincoln. The por.
trait OF FIX President Lincoln was done by
M Arthur Wing Of AugustA who is one
II the arsns htsmen in Mr.. Levis's offi .e.
Both gifts were acc ped in behslf Of the
port By Pos; c. mmsnder McCsu.elsnd.
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The Pith Of the uswe taken nm ths
crrsnt Bvsats Of the Day.

President Capen delivered the bsccslsuPs-
ate sermon u Tufts college Sunday, taxing
his text from Acts e.: n.
TX Senatcr Mcdonald has been suffering
for some tims from N affection Of the
stomach. and bic ill1sss has nav assumed
. critical phase
Tho stable Of Danisl Reddsn, Soissr.
vile, Akss together viii l6 horses. . cow
AID Al The hsfnssses WAS burned Saturday
morning. Lows e3s 200.
E5ya,d L. AIsxssAef. . nsmbef Of de
Daily 1'rsnscfips SAT-. died u his hone il
Maiden fsidsy night He vas oae of he
otass n 81 thb Boston Pres Club.
Rev. William Lasseues. dean q ~
1p.scspai Theological SshosI, dsllvtfsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Talbot, the loca, icemsp. has given q
good example Of his generosity by placing
every morning \ lsfg' piece Of ice in the
rooms Of the Y. NJ G. A. for the benefit
OF these who fl, quent The reading room
du-irg tbs hot summer days. Pure cold
~a'er can siwsys be had in the future, b
I'm drinking fcu1,sin having been pro-
vided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

Msssrs. Proctor and Flood are making
good progress on the foundation for DR..
z. G. Thsy ef's residence, in it, improved
form. The larger part Of the underpio-
Mug has been set. and il 10 fine job. The
granite was from the establishment Of Lie
tim SID Lambert, and reflects great credit
upon their skiil in this ciass Of work. The
Thsyer place 10 now . busy spot, and win
continue so until the Improvements In pro
gress are oil completed. when the doctor
starts in on any tticg Of his kind, he wants
70 see the end Of it - soon - possible.
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Palss Death Claims

WoRcEsrsR, Mass., June 1l.--Travelers
Insurance Company bfoughta bill in equity
aesinst Ella p. Hatch Of North Brook6eld.
wife Of Clark Wells hatch. to recoves
gas 900, which the company alleges Hatch
deffauded IL Of BY false death claims. The
bill sets forth that Hatch fraudsntly cor
veyed property to his wife to avoid debts.
Hatch 10 . fugitive from justice.
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An Agent Of the Go den Grail In
Trouble.

SpRISeFrELD, Mass, June l4-George
v. Field was arrested this evening on =
warrant from Chief of Police Conner of
Cbicopee, charged with gettipg money
under false pretences.
Field was deputy Of the Golden Grail and
organized commandefy "a Chicopee.
The members claim that he collected the
assessments without right. The amount
missing is email. Field 10 an insurance
agent in this city.
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Rorlr..
KNOX.

Roctlant-June,t to IL wife Of Geo. A. Smith, a
dauRht n; June 3, to thu wife of John T. Robbins,
son; nay Is to The wife George Herbert Blsthen,
a daughter.
Roekland, Mass.--May Fl. to the wife OF Walter
Land. a daus liter.
q son.
Camden-May ~. to the wife of Charles 8.
Smith, a son.
PISCATlQJfS.
South Dover-Nay "a, TO the wife OF +. J. Tur
nef, a daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The stockholeer Of the Electric Lighi
Co, claim that the rates which they charge
the city for lighting the streets are not ex.
or6itsnt. The say in reply to the quota
ton OF the lights in Bangor at $40 % each
per year, tbst If any correct account were
made Of interest on cost Of plant, depreeis.
lion on electrical apparatus, cost Of broken
glass and lamps, dsmsge tn mast arms
wall controllers burned, repairs at stations,
cost Of coal. repsirs on dam, interest or
cost Of buildings, wages Of engineer, cost
new brushes and segments, txes and wasel
rent which the city receives from private
corporation. 1t would bring the cost of each
lamp per year up to more than $l00.
There are two tides TO erything. and il
seems that the Light Company have many
interesting facts and figures which they
can produce in correction with the street
lighting business.
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B.ehlsn's Ar.is. saw,

The Beet saive in the world for Cut.,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, SAILS Kheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively. cures Piles, or no pay required. II
/, guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price rs cent per
Dor, For by Bowditoh. Webster Co
suSkoo1AvIr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The closing exercises OF the Highland
sveDee intermediate school will be held
Wednesday forenoon commencir & at . Is
o'clock. An Interesting programme in
u 'irg motion exercises, recits;ions. Songs,
etc, will be given by the pupils. All
parents AZ friends Of the pupils are cor
daily invited to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

The beard OF alderman will be in sxecu-
tive session this vsning for the purpose Of
taking ac,i n on The location Of the electric
railroad threpsb the streets Of the city.
Much ieis,c.t IL taken III the matter aid
The decision Of ti,s board hts evening will
be shxiousiy ssaite,i.
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Teachers in the public schools have very
frequent illustrations Of peculiar sssocis-
ton Of ideas in the minds Of their pupils.
Al recent examination In geography in
one Of the public schools tae teacher ask
ed: What valuable things are taken out
of the esfth?s Much TO her amszement
one young hopeful Immediately replied !:
'Clams and mummies Boston Times.
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S)ue Of the members Of Maine Com.
mandery, Knights Templar. are ssitssinp
the running Of grand excursion to Belfasi
The lat er part Of the month on the stesmer
Kennebec. With abs excursion and the
proposed trip TO Bar Harbor it would seem
tbst Gardiner people might enjoy some very
pleasant outings this summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

In about two weeks, Mr.. Charles 5. Aver,
vho has been employed BY Mr.. J. =. Eden
in his furniture ard undertaking establish
meuf, for five CT six years past. will close
his lxbdrs here and 10 the early part Of
Jaly 20 to New York. where he will attend
the United S,s.es College OF Embalming
He has mad considerable experience in this
business in the past three years or more, in
connection with Undertaken Nudd, ard
wishes 10 further perfect himself in the
profession, and then locsts where there
seems TO be- call for practitioner Of tbs
kind. Mr.. Aver has good many friends
here, Who will be sorry to have him leave
the city, but who will wish him success
wherever he decides to 20.
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The young people of our city are re-
csivina invitations TO the reception 70 be
given by the graduating clsss Of the Rich
mond high school on the evening Of thu
sGih inst. A large number will doubtiers
xttsnd.
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1lle0.


AKOosTOOk.
Hoallon-June 4. Mrs. Louisa johnson, aged IS
years.
Eagle Lake-May 20. Essfe L., youngest daugh.
ter Of VIM. and Eren Brown. aged 70 years
HANCOCK,
Bucksport-Juue 6, Mrs. EVE A., wife of J. NJ.
Gray, aged IL years, mon he and days.
KENNEBEC.
Sldnev-June 2, b nson Hartman, aged 3s yrs
Winslow--June Z, Mrs. Mary Brown, aged So
years and months; Juue z. Mary Ellis, aged 60
years.
tesv'u June d. Willie Bradford. aged
years a d 6months
PENoBsCAT.
orrington-June 10. Mrs. Hannah n, wife OF
Chas I. Atwood, aged ~ years, month and 12
days.
baDgor-June 10, Martha H.. wife Of John
Brown, aged 81 years and months: June II,
Sophia. wife of Peter Fountain, aged A. years and
, months: june 9. VIM. L. Cannon, aged IS
years, month and 10 days.
WASHINGTON.
Calais June :, Lewis wilson, aged 20 years, Q
months and 13 days.
MiiItown-June 8, josiah S. Choate, aged as
years.
Eastport-June g. Marjorie N. Pssne, sged Z
years and months, June 3, John seeey, aged n
years and Z months.
Lubeo-June 8. Jane o. Ring. aged 81 years.
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cut ruti hall. This stsse Of things &C.
ours twics year aad - REGARDED BY. many
- quite serious disturbance Of public
gatherings assemblies, concerts etc. They
think lhat either court house or an opera
house should be built, the latter would be
preferred.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keep
ers Of the Gov. Lighthouse at ssnd Beach,
Mich, and are blessed with q daughter,
four years old. Last April she was taken
down with Measles, followed with dread.
full Cough and turning into Fever. Doc
tors at home and at Detroit treated her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was mere handful of bones Then
she tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
after the use Of two and half bottles, was
completely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery is worth its weight in gold,
yet you may get trial bottle free at
WEBsrER & Co.'S Drug Store.
auR6deod& schykyIv
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The last 30 of the llyee new open cars
Of the eleetic railroad arr we'd on the noon
freight Saturday. They viii not be put on
The line anal the re~ power station is coI,-
pieted a. the running lime between this
city and Augusta is reduced to IS miButes,
when they will be required.
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Evergreen encaDpn ent, /. o. o. r,
have nominate the follow ing officers: A.
l.. Stephenson, G.. Y s W. Tarbox, H.
p. Geo. II. Fuller. y. W; w. L. Turr er.
J. W.. Jos. Smi'h. Treasurer; y. NJ.
Glsss, Scribe: G.. l. Goo len, J. c. Morri
son, Tru tees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-15

1t 10 opjectufed that . specific may yet
be found for every III that flesh Il heir
to. However this may be, certainly the
best specific yet found for diseases Of the
blood 10 Ayers Sarsapsrills, and most
diseases originate from impure blood.
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