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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12
Notice to Creditors.

To rnE CREprToRs OF Jas. woRrHtNa+os. Drs,pi
II pnrsuancs OF n decree OF tho CIrcuit Cont
OF the county Of Preston, made in a cause there :
IN pending 20 subject the roai estate 81 the said
James Worthington to the paymsnt Of hjs dsbts,
lou are are REQUIRED to present your claims against
ADJUDICATION To ~. G.. Hyde CoInrnissionsr "a
n ,ns oIhve ~ inc said county on before the
witness, j. w. Watson, Clark OF said couyA.
this S0th day OF September, 1891
O-lSt-SS~ J.W. WATSON, CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12

vs..
Elizabeth wortbngtoD, ct aI 's'''
Tho above entitled obapcsry cause. bv d.
cree q he circuit Court Oh Preston co1ptv
made therein. on the 2nd Day Of sspfkmbsr =
D. lhJl, having been referred o. the nndorsi0nee
CommlssioneT in Cbancgry With the following
directions. To agcgrtan and rspert the real 4,
rate owned By the decedent James A Worth
luRtou The sta's and condition OF the tlfie
thereto. the liens and charges thereon tboie
amounts, character, pri0fitleg and TO whom our
lngi 20 state, audit and settle the exeeufrFfsf
accounts 81 Elizabeth Worthingfoa EFecpfrir
~ the estate ~ said decefenf and apnorfior,
INC pers0nal iunds " auy. Ga the hands IN aid
b1ecutri0 among The creditors Of TIE aaff =
talei according 70 their pri0!itlba. AID that ~
ascertain ana report With Whole funds tho rrag
estate IN tho Dbl ana DrOceodinRs fnonffnrs ~
was paid for, snd from what source said fruds
were derived, and that he rbrort q ofher rrrl
tneAt matter which may be doomed 20 Nv him
seii, orrequircd by The parties OF sitle of fteu
Zoe partte1 60 said catlse. tO-Wit. VI Ia Nnrf
acck, plaintiff. and Elizabeth Worfhiurfou ia
her own right and a. EKeoutrix Of j. a Worth
ingloni labfa W0rthingtou. Perry Worthirafon.
Addie0 Worthlngton. Carrie W0rthinQfon John
J. Formau and John Murdoch. defendants ui I
therefore take notice. that on the 10Th dav ~
November A. d., 1891. 20 my ONCE in KinQvv6od
Preston county, West Virgins. 7 shall proceed
% execute said decree
Given under my hand this ifth DAY Of Ocsohsf
HgNRy CLAY HYDH CON s.ios.f,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12
A NEGLECTED COLD

often becomes Pneumonia. Bron-
chits or Consumption. Cure it
HuNPHREIs' SPECIFIC NO. sRvRN.
Used with perfect success by thous.
Rnds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12

Mrs. w. IL. Glover and Mrs. Jas.
s. Lakin of Terra Alta, were in
town Monday.
Benona Jordan is keeping hotel
at the old Exchange stand. His
house is called the Central.
John p. Jones and Dorsey For
man of Terra Alta, were in town on
business Tuesday.
Owing to the nice weather the
roads throughout the country are
very nice yet.
A. J. Bonafield and JOS. Miller
OF Tunnelton, were at the county
seat Monday.
The Knights of the Grip have
been quite numerous in town for
the past few weeks.
When you are looking for bar
gains in Furniture GO to j. II.
RoDkHEAvER, Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde drove down
to Brandonville Saturday and spent
Sunday visiting his mother.
Butter is Is cents in the King
wood market and seems to be
plentiful.
Joseph &. Brown left last Non
day with two mules for trip over
the mountains to Randolph county.
w. S. Taylor our jolly shoemaker
il grass-wldower now, his wife
having gone back to home and
mother.
Mrs. Squares is having the Pres
to House enlarged by All addition
of four largo rooms to the back
part.
Frank j. Jackson arrived in
town last Friday to visit friends
and relatives after long absence in
Virginia.
Miss Lillian Cam b II and he
mother returned to Wheeling last
week. Miss Campbells health has
greatly improved.
Squire Murdoch and l.. NJ. Al
bright have added much to the APP
pearence of their residence by
new coat Of paint.
1t is simply because ignoran ce is
bliss that counting is so much
pleasure to some of the young
people in this town.
Miss Hettie Church Of Indepen-
dence came down Thursday and
remained till Saturday visiting aud
attending the examination.
Mr. j. ". Robinson OF Fellows
vile. was in Kingwoo Wednesday
and made the ARGUS office \ pleas
ant call.
Senator Morley is away at his
fathers in Green county, Pa.
attending reunion of the Morley
family.
The Editor OF this paper is still
confined 10 his bed with severe
attack Of bilious fever. DR.. Trip
petit is the attending physician.
Go examine j. II. Rodeher's
Parlor Suits for 25 dollars, Terra
Alta.
Mr.. Smith is getting along we'll
with the large addition to his hotel
and it will make quite a good sized
building when completed.
T. ". Cooke the genial drummer
Of Cumberland, was here Thursday
interviewing our merchants. He
drove ont to Reedsville and Mason
town and back Friday.
A move is on foot here to organ.
ize J. o. U. A. NJ. lodge in town.
This is very good order but we
think Kingwood has more than
enough lodges already.
| DR.. W s. simonton, Dentist,
will be at Newburg Monday, Nov.
10th, and remain six days.
AT Rowlesburg Monday, Nov. 80,
and remain six days.
Caleb D. Zinn was married at
Oakland on Wednesday, to Miss
| Carrie II Uood TIL oo.... -.
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Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
meyer fails. ISOld by Or. r. r.
Frye, Druggist Terra Alta
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12
FRIDAY, DECEMBER llth. l89I.

at the front door Of tho court house OF tho said
county, Offers at public auction, tho following
ucsorlhed Zeal estate, being lands assigned TO
the defendant, J. Is, Fairfax, Ia the partition OF
the lands OF the late Buckner Fairfax,
f1rst.-A tract of land con talninR about 400
acres, on the waters OF Rag Tavern Run
sccond.--A tract of land containing abOHt 9nl
Mountain Runs
Third'-A tract of land containing q and A
acres, ON the waters OF Three Fork Creek
All OF said lands are situate In the said conn.
" 81 lroS 81 and "A more particular disorlption
OF the same may be had by reference Co the lie.
cree OF PARTITION above refereed TO- now on re-
oord IN the ONCE OF the clerk OF the county
These lands may DO sold In smaller parcels, 20
sun me purchaser, and q plat showing n divis-
ION OF ne same into smaller parcels, than abuvo
Ie-orlbe1' may DO seen at the Office OF the uh-
derAlgned Commissioner
large portion OF the lands ara Valuahla ON
account OF the timber and mineral
, Ierns 81 sulc,-Enough cash I'm hand 20 nay
Ihe cost OF suit and expensis OF sale, aud the
residue upon credit of u, ~ and ~ months tho
purchaser executing FOR the deferred payments
interest bearing notes, with good security.
Il. j. CWOGAN,
Special Commissioners
ID. w. watson, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
| OF Preston County, West Virginia do certify
mat the above named Commissioner has exc
cuted bond with good security as required by
law, and decree In tho above cause
J. W. WATSON, ClOrk.
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Salary s2b Per week.

WANTED: Good Agents % cell orr General
Line 81 herohandiss No peddling Above sal
orr will BE- paid % live" agents DO vou
want TO save from 9B 70 so oeota
on every Dollar you spcnd9 II go,
write for our Illustrated Catalogue. containing
illustrations apd prices 81 everything manufas
tured IN the United Statee. ~ manufacturers
prices 1000 Illustration. all lines represented
Catalogue mailed free ON application,
Address, CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO.
10. i7s West Var Barren st.. Chioaeo.u1
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Happy and content Is home with THE Ro.
chester" alAmp with the light Of the morning.
E'v6afshTSs, write KScAs5fry Larry Co. Rstv TerL
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-11-12
JUDICIAL SALE.
T. j. Crogan,
vs..
j. b. Fairfax 81 al.

ny virtue OF deere OF the circuit Court OF
Preston County, West Va rend cred In tho abov IA
entitled chancery cause, tho undersigned spe.
cinl Commissioner, well ON
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Commissioners notice.
Equity

COnEfauoNER's OrrfcF.
kinRwood, ". Va. oct. ~, 1851
n. n. Murdoch.
vu.utLss:, ,,, &C.,, Equity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15
The Actual Figures of the Mckinley
Law.

For the year ending June 10 lS9l, en-
bracisg nine months OF Mckinley tariff,
the customs revenue was S2l9 coo, 000,-
a falling off Of $4,000, 900 when com
pared with the revenue of the preceding
year.
This reduction ia revenue was made
despite an increase of So. 900, 900 in the
value of imports
For the present fiscal year, ending
June 30, ls92,-during the IL months OF
which the Mckinley law will be opera.
tive.-tbc tarirf revenue is estimated at
slSj 900 900, decrease of s3i 100000
when compared with the 1891 year, aud
Of 81 00o, 600 when compared with the
1880 ycar.
The Mckinley law. may be said to
have reduced the tariff revenue about
$4,000 600 a year,-the figures claimed
10, it by Congressman Mckinley and
Senator Allison when the measure was
under discussion
During the year, embracing only nine
months { { Mckinley tariHas noted above,
the value of goods admitted free Of duty
increased slls. 100000 The value of
goods subject to tariff duties decreased
$40. 600 .000 In other words, the many
additions to the free list, which were
made nv the Mckinley law increased the
pc rcentsge Of free goods from "a per
cent. during the previous year to IS per
cent. and decreased the proportion OF
dutisble goods from GO per cent to -
per cent.
During the six months ending with
September 10, during which the sugar
provisions of the Mckinley law were
operative, the proportions of all imports
admitted free was - per cent. and the
proportion of dutiable goods was i5 per
cent.
The Mckinley law has not only re
duced the revenue but has given the
country relief from many purely revenue
duties which simply served to enhance
the price of imported goods to the Amer
lean consumer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15
Let II Be a Party Movement.

We learn from the Boston Journal that
a Republican club called the Blaine Re-
publican Club was organized in this city
Saturday night, but at this writing have
found very few members of the party
in the city who appear to know about
it No general call was issued to the
Republicans of the eitg for any meeting
for such purpose and If Invitations
were issued We have failed 10 dis
cover any Of the happy Iecip
tents Of them Indeed the whole move,
ment appears TO have been con
Quoted with the psofoundest secrecy and
with decided flavor of exelusiveness.
Even the JOURNAL, which for more than
sixty years has upheld Republican prin-
ciples in this city, was not informed that
such meeting WAS TO be held. Ii was
given 10 chance to invite the Republican
party of Augusta TO unite ia the organ.
lzatiou of the club The first detailed
account Of the affair which its editor Z
received was in the Boston Journal.
Now il there Is to be Republican club
ia This city We hope to see it one
that will be broadly and truly repre-.
sentative Of the Republican voters Of
Augusta We believe in Republican
clubs. and We, also believe that
the o-gxi ixasien OF them should
be party movements 4 club bear
ing the name of n eisiEen whom all Re-
puolicsns OF Augusta have everdelighted
to honor can be made power for the
party in this city, but We submit that its
organization inAy &c. De the action Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

People AK me almost every day. 80
Tee Ls-is H.mlen to the JoussAL t''S.
yesterday as he tripped into the sdi'of'"
.anc um with = step A. quick snd eissu' y
tba. Of boy, " II I ever say such . s''"a
a. this. and tell EN-, yea. io~ OF '
And then be took on, from his ptch"
Massachusetts State Rssi,tsf tor me ~
1913. upIn thu blank leaves OF when nsA
or.niA .b "a, ,hs yea her hal been fsco'''"
Here are me Of them Dec Livery sHD
vet, mid as September. 4.h. Dr." ~
formed in ,ivsf. 7.h, rain, tlsAredsn 'H~'
river clesr II ies. 18Th, pleasant. no i''
Fash, cod. high wind, dust he' 10 c'''
lie snow, bas 10 snos On afea'd ys. -
variable isdsei % b very cod ~
lat night srd s!i day heavy so''o
2o.h, Govtd yesterday is 'iachss
.uch . winter IS ,his," continued W
Lewis. "snd I've seen . good m'ny -"
besiies that Which ismsmbs' very 90"
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psnssrstlx lnxrs1itsae.


The Dsma-erxtic party il not an organ
fzsti0r thas laas been noted for ia gene
eroas treatment Of the veterans who
have borne the heat and the burden OF
its battles. lis big pIafss have almost
insasiably bees shaken EnEo stae lAEds Of
men who have done very iitrie TOR u.
Party patriotism has seemed 81 insiSe
party osiraeism. The p4ss three decades
furnish = Number Of eoas2iandus lilns
trat.oaz ~ Eiits fact In 10 presstieia-
sis1 caEeidates there has not Deea
ore vilo. psior TO his nouaisatien, had
taken aay very pSornaaens part y. INC
national coansets Of bis party or 5fca
very conspicuous Ia fighting ia battles
Length 81 serssee--sise requirement. oi
al established and dehnste record IN
Democratic activities asa aiwsys been
held by the conventions Of tiiat party 70
be great source Ok weakness, and men
who have been hardened 81 saen
undesirable possssa'oos have beea
promptly reisgAted To the rear TO
be sure the Democratic party has
never put La formal phrase this well es'
sabssshed party principle but ACTIONS
speak louder than words, and with uninis'
taken emPhasis have Hefa.ed and rest
srated its official recognition and ia
power la party eoonseis. There Is IN
this action OF the Democracy pAinf1l
confession 81 the inhsrsnE weaknesses
Of the party creed; an acknowledgment
that men who make themselves promt
nent In It's defense are thereby 40 weak
enet politically that they must ever aftef
be debarrsd from party preserment me
latest victim 70 this dominating Demo
cratic principle Is Mr.. Roger z Mills OF
Texas the great exponent OF the 10 called
Tariff Reform" movement to whieh Tor
the last few years the national 1'emo-
cracy has been protesting the most soyai
allegiance. Not only did Mr. Mills rep
reese NJ this idea bat he went forth as
political missionary 10 preach with ali
ssts1 "@ah4sh ~ ~ @''SN'S~
ture what he then supposed TO De
the true gospel OF Democracy. what
then was the CONSERVATION OF MT. mills
after having borne the tfunt Of many
battles, la many states; after having
largely exhausted bls energy and given
cOpiousiy Of his vital force to his beloved
cause, TO return to the capitol WIN brow
still vet from his exertions and muscles
sill kuOtted by the agony oil conflict To
claim the Democratic olive wreath only
to Ind that there had been reYisioh OF
the pacty creed and That ne
was alas hereto. Inc griei
that agonized the soul OF King DaVih
az he looked for the last time upon the
body of bis son Absaiom. was as moth
log compared with the fortunes thaS rent
the proud soul OF TINS Democratic AJAX
rudelY aud ruthlessiy sci aside ana the
honors that should have been MS con-
ierred upon man VINO haa seen nm
nitely less OF the tumutt OF oattie ana
with true Democratic sagaclty WIS less
bDisterou5 aud less vigorous In ms pro
ceedings thereby reservthg MS Strength
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

In view of the approaching eighty
fourth birthday anniversary of the poet
whittier, which occurs on Thursday
uext, the Boston Journal of Saturday,
published a recoznixa able portrait of the
good old poet" with nearly page of
tokens Of remembrance and eongfatu-
latory epistles from the most distin
guished American authors From her
faithful delinestor of New Eaglsnd life
and ways. Miss Sarah orAe Jewett, after
indicating hree or f0ur fsvorite poems
of the "QaakeF bard" Gays "o9e some
times hesrs it said that II is difficult
to be lust 10 ones contemporaries.
hut it is certain OF the American
people that they are proud of
this great contemporary, and reeog-
nise his gifts in season to show gratitude
and to do him houor. We know him as
patriot aud poet and as leader of pub
lie opinion. He has buekled on the
arinar of many 4 young spirit made
eager ra5 the right in life's inev
itshle warfare, he has been great teach
err O. religious truth, CONSIDER of the de-
parted sud sorrovfu1; kind and sympa-
thp,ic frtrnd 10 many whose faces he has
never sscn snd whose grateful voices
have never reached his ear To no man
has 1t been givea TO show more clearly
the ,oyalsy Of friendship or the dignity
and sincerity OF citizenship II some.
tiIncs opportunity has been passed BY
through lack of physical strength.abilitv
and ses aness of mental and spiritual yis-
Ion, snd the gift Of inspiring others have
never failed this great American
and poet The Joy is ours Of being
sure IN these latter days that bis
heart is as Young and his mind as
young as ever, though his years make
lorg ecuat. and that he is growing yet
like one o: our noblest forest trees some
great pine. that came to its prime in al
uneainted soil. and has drawn Its potent
sap from hidden sprii IS The lesser
grow.hs gather beneath its boughs, the
roots of the great landmark cling fast &c
the strong New England lodges, but irs
grsen top. where singing birds come and
20, Is held high TO the winds and sun
shine in clssrest air.
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The state Grange.


ne ssxnssensa aaa'sas sl&r VI 1si';
Maine State orange h~xtaA As sessions
II cooafa Hal s5oNhesa''' 70 = ~
VIII De one oil tae nioss important nes'
rags IN its history not otsiy on aecouss
81 the election OF state h'as.ef' % "na-n
taseh sixnin1asee sssAsA e M
because Of lhe suo'seIs u
70 come up iof asaion sAa
meal among lAe eAno40A3es 1o1
MASTER are D. h3ha'
ths present actlnx
ii gregory. E4.' '"
seeft ana noe oe
state nasess. pf'o si1'''t ''s'' ''A's
issIalerf WHOSE itsln
tioned 10 this eohnec'ioh. A1h"f'1ss ~
I'd s'as aoas ne y "'e "
under any coSdfioas a. pfeseh. many
'a'i'e1si sa' A"s sA
soS hoo's wiz gan W A~eu " -A'S
Toe isAas'sh'p =. Viz 1 : r.
si'aoh me" W Nun "''a
ei9he years, aaa o''e 's" 'te = - -.
hehliy qaaiihea :" asAia oee1p' ~ vs.
versa aecepsan ne p'"s
the 'hfse aays heee'hs a. .'
fifst nay uesaas' D.e ~ FORENOON
session. ~ e'oA opeN 'ne
IN i"sih IN inc ''H aefee' = 'A'
ON oestee anu 'peNs
~ihone i"f''' eat."4 '''' VI
appointment " "''
ana ofoeis Vi 'asi''a
noon sess'"ii-" 'pen
oeioeh' aniiaa' sau'esS Vi VIC
opsh 10 inc p1oi'e- AT 'iie sioeS
master aao'es@ Tue grange ".H - ~
10 secret SESSION. hsp "i's u
miscellaneous pahness' no'ees'
ning session 30 eioeA Pp''A.
Oh Committees, eAe'npiia'
uh"flee"h "o'h' '''''"e'N
iseeesS' =.
Wednesday 'tN"hi
morning session. opening III VI"
FORM, reading the minutes Vi p1ee
cay election Oh ohieeis' ies'
noon SESSION, : . '''.A ''4''0N 80
mess, lnseaiiatioh vi oi'NeiS' 'epo'' y.
committees feeess' evening "'
eioeA-- Nohisff'hs Vi" "es'
Ihufsoay' 'ii'fu "As' ''e1' -.
Jug seSs'oi' ei''A' VP0'@
tth oegree' iea"ins minutes "a f'S''
aay' aetiohS oh eons''eNsi'
tneh's' 'u"'n''u " ,., -
reports oi o''i'ni''e's anu ''' -. ..,~a ~.
eeiianeoaS pusineS'' oe''
'ossioi U ei'.A a ,".,., -
ce'ianeous 'a''"e's' .'''' ~
Vi eoil''i'''ooA ana 1p.'
h'eh'"s Se'Sion ~ y go = -",nS'
business uien'o..'' w. - ~
Dtahee Vi o'"1e ''S.e' ''N''' ..-'Ne "'
o'''ef ae.e''''. i'e' Dei'' i'po' ~ y. ~
reSen'a'''eS Vi suDo' ''A A''
oranges ic'".Ns i'' '"e s0" VI 'e
o'urf' o.oS'S :" io' '''
nc ''A'o -
- stu a " - a,,'o-a,aa,o
'''e'e "e.' o"'y "'o1 - -,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

When the free traders have entered
upon crusade against the quality OF
American products aud the skill of Amer
lean workingmen,i &c is gratifying to have
from all sides testimony that our manu-
features were lever so well and honestly
made IA now and that there is constant
improvement from year TO year. The
Boston Commercial Bulletin speaks
of one manufacturing concern which
has succeeded 10 getting out "a
handsome cheviot In styles copied
from Bond street, with cotton warp, at
the price Of 30 cents per yard, OF course
In light weights - 1t furtheS remark
that ''other cheviots strictly all wool az
dollar and theresbouts, aye distinctly
handsomer lhsu the average OF any for
eign goods OF the SAME character This
Ia rather damaging to the arguments of
those who hold thas unless allowed 10
buy English goods they cannot GO
respectfully clothed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

The new Democratic speskef IA al
Englishman by birth and served "a OIL
Ger In the Confederate service. IL Is
needless to say that these two points
told greatly 10 his favor with his party
associates.
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cALEsDAs or COMING EVENTS.


AsAss G.tss-
De-. s~xesasax % Exsesasfe csas.ss2-
TsmDsrAssss
na-sis ~ gsaaeB@e i,.~ssst Lsa<s. s'a'~' Temp
Pa. s-ssreaes DssSa Lsssf. esrss tsfasr
"a. - = ssasasses passsi<s Le1xs. 5000 fsmF-
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EAs~sassssL
p.s. u. s.a. IA. "a nAiss rsd.ssxss.a Aes's''
Tsrnsyss fsssfsatss
f,.s. tz-eyssgs Bss. ajs.iss. verb kssse-
Pssssss 81 HasbasAyy.
f,ex. IL ,z.-ssa4a GrsBge, Asaaai Meeting, NOV
De-. E--r.sos-ess saa sfse'tens Z Sea f"'nssA
De- II .ssrsdahce csast5 femoas Crazy
r,s' a. Soss cssat, Poassaa Grange. sag.
.Jss. 4. ~ - Asdseseosxia PessDn& o'ssT'
8srgsas' Aiiis.
Rstb0toss-
DEG. u ..rqe-sssk oHAf'e'iy sssafs' f''s
Ise. ~ ksnssb~e coaasy usiea. I. r. T. Z. r.
Augusta
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Don't worry
i.oa'r hurry. 200 swim arrives -
iarcv ~ 100 zlow
..,snpiIfy -' .ssimpiify - simplify :.
D9Es oysreaE- Don't sssrye- Let your
arbitration be known to all men
fs1uyt the fresh sir day snd nignS
e0h. If yoa knew what was In IL air.
sleep and rest aoundanriy- Sleep u
nasprrs benedAsien
epend less nervous energy each, DAY
tiiAn y1U make
b. ehseffal A light heart lives
IoDg
Think only h@.ishfal thoGghts As
= man tniaksth Ia his heart, SO he IS
Avoid passion and excitement >
,rionenr-s anger may be fatal
Associate ~irh healthy penp,e Health
il enasAgious as well ~ disease
.Donr carry the whole world on your
shoulders, far less the universe Trust
tue eternal
Never d spair. Lost hope is fatal
disease"
III you know these things, happy are
ys il We do them The Laws OF Life
-
..Expsrieaee 10 the bsss teacher THIS
IL asmirHhiy illustrated, shsn pessons ~
Salvation Oh for rheu nathan Or Neuralgia.
IL sivays.fsc.s cure. Price % cents
ot 10
josh 1ilHngS Almanac ssys:-"Ahosi
this time look out for cold vesthef.' And
h should have ADDED: Keep DR.. Ball
couzh Syrup in readiness.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

Ma so,,ss whatever viii b taken Of ua-
stxpsd eonmu nlcstions. All such VII Dc pol
pte the waste baskss unreal
THs Journal cssr"T az HkLo kAsroS-
ss.sx vox THE gssAsa.1y. llos OR k4TLks
- ssJsfTKD coAaGsfcATtoss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

Eastern Democrats will do we'll to "a
call nc this time the declaration OF the
late Daniel Manning that No party and
no administration could survive, or
would deserve to suryivs, the deliberate
or the unforeseen and Gnpfevented
change tn A silver basis -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

The Auburn and Lewiston shoe manu-
fscturers are reporting improved pros
poets aud an Increase of product, already
"ls looks better than for a year past,
SAYS one manufacturer and much happi'
ness naturally results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

As will be seen by the programme in our
advertising columns the entertainment to
be given at the Free Baptist vesiry this
Tuesday evening will be q very pleasant
ole. A more enjoyable concert for the
money will not be seen In Augusta thls
winter. Don't miss it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-15

There was regular white frost here
abouts yesterday morning II this thing
keeps on we shall have cold weather be
fore long, as a white frost usually indi-
Gates colder weather.