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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-15
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

The directors of the Portland Mile Track
Association held meeting at the Preble
House Wednesday, but adj ;urued to nezt
Wednesday without. rsosScting any public
business.
The Aodroscoggin Horse Breeders and
Drivers Association have postponed their
meeting u til Jan. % I:wss to have been
held at the d, Witt house sd.y evening
but there we're nos members enough pres
sat to make quorum.
When Hoo" Nelson WAS in TIE city Sat-
urdsy, be took spin behind Ssml Jordsn's
two-yesr old emma Nelson. pronounced
her q fne one and N ,de an offer for her
Emma Nelson, by the way, is the name of
the great horse mans wife, and perhaps he
especially enjoyed thi, opportunity for
driving the handsome animal that has been
honored with this nsme-Bsth Times.
The annual meeting Of the Waldo Tro-
ting Horse Breeders Association was held
here last Saturday. The report Of the
secretary and treasurer WAS read and
adopted. Fifty-one members we're reported
square on the books The ass cation is
controlled by an executive committee Of
,fte en-, one-third Of whom are elected an
nually, and hold their position for three
years. The following were elected Ss,ur
day Isaac C. Park, Sear.port; G. d.
Pendleton, I.Iesboro; II. F. Mason, Fred
G White and James II HAYES, Be fast. The
date Of the annual trotIiuy meeting was
fixed for August "a and %. and it WAS vo-
ted to have special trot on July 4 The
colt stakes were arranged and entries will
close April ist; second payment July |;
third payment aud banning Of colts Aug. l..
esAu ideal horsp ia one with 3 good sound
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New York stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Ns~ foAk. Jan. u
FLoUE- Receipts. 2l2oo otgs; expori-, ie,s,
sales, 2tooo bbls; low extras soa5 20, Cigl
IliAs l0A<a 10, City mil paseats IS loat 40,
wiEje- wheat, low grades, Is 5oas3 70 fair 10
fancy, o. o1ati Is patents, Aa0at5.lo. nipnesots
clear, til5asi 50 straights, a Sasfh %; do. pa
tents. :. 6o4s5 So. rye mixture .. ooAsi rs. sup
WsEA neo.IpI. 9075o bnsh; exports. i7S647
,sLes. l6.ooo, quiet, Irregular. closing ea.ieri
.ozsAN4 snoat, O2aloi,, lob, 10, red sel
No. nvrtiisro lOSia.o,i. No !. hard, lOo.a .Odi
no. nortnern, qsi, no. spring.
3Is- steady, quiet; western, q1ag9
BAaLKI- quiel, cas- er; no. 2 milSaukee III :;
CoRs-Keee,,,, <ls55o, Ay.r.. 33l542 .>....
25so0oi rr gular, fairly active. closing steaditr
40 2, t0laoVs. elevator. olsa52 ahoat, 40. .
whie, 54!5S, NO. 40 .+oA stea n.f mixed. 49ia5i.
HAis- aeceipts. 9U2OO. ekporl- lo.2t ~~ve
10000, weas r, quiet ) ---- No. ID
d white SsaSs 40 3, SLASH, do white Ssi.
81 No. !, IS, do vulIe. 40, mixed vest n
50 81, do wnite SsAI3. white state, s9aiS
NO Chicago. :7laS7s
SuoAB-Raw. dull, nominal, refined. steady,
US, S;6 No. .. Il; No. Is. 3 rs;
No. II, 80 :. No. Il. $40 on ,Sl 6as 1916
mould. 4. standard. a L coufeo
Toners 8 Is; cut LOAF and crush. 81
4aI6
rhrRoLEu~- quiet. united. 63l,
PORK active, tirm
BEEF 4uiet
Beef bams-
LAhp- lower, fair demand vettAru steam
cioset 60 city. O5ao 10 renaed. active, nrn
sontinenl ooa6 VA 5 A e. so
BUTTER quiet, firm,
CHKhsH- tair demand, firm, state, qalii
weights ~ lito.p.... market. trm, fairly &C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-15
FAIRFIELD LOCALS.

Yesterday there WAS seen in this place e
spectacle never before witnessed aud that
WAS the running OF logs down thu sresm to
the saw mill, shere they were cut into
lumber on the l4th day Of January
These legs were run down from the
boom about fortnight ago fof
the Phillips mill, but there was tresk-
down sb tut this ume, and before the mil
was resdy to start again, they were r. zen
10. When the mill sss started last Mon
day, tie logs used were hauled from the
pile above he village, GU! the teams
bad to stop yesterday on account
Of the fsi'ure Of the sieddip q
and at atolt eleven o'clock the ice in sbe
st cam had become so weak that the drivers
we're able TO run the logs to the slip IS tsst
., they were wanted The water is at
present some four feet loser than
AZ the tina Of the freshet two
or three weeks ago, being now at
a can Portable pitch for busisess There
are those who predict that the soft weather
will continue for some TIM yet-out there
is never any lsck of weather propheGs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-15

The Temperance league, Of Toronto,
haserected athreesto~y substantial build
ing on Elm street, which will be coffee
house for workingmen. A company has
been formed to carry on this idea. The
object of the company il to establish and
operate coffee houses in places frequented
by working1nen and to supply them with
a cup Of good coffee or tea for two cents
and meals at moderate prices. Friends
Of this movement will be asked to take
up stock at five dollars per share. and az
it is expected that the work will he
largely self sustaining the stock viii
probably be worth par.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-15

At the annual meeting of the stock
holder. Of the Pc pies National Bank, Il e
old board Of directors WAS elected as fol
Iowa: N @ Fl. pulsiisr, L. z Tnsyer,
J. P Gray, J. w. PhiIbrick, r. z Havl-
land, Of Watervilie. | C Libby, Burr
ham, E G Ho3edo8, Clinton Tue Drec
tors will hold their meeting for organization
lster. The cid board Of directors was also
rs-siected 81 the meetiag of the stockholc-
er. Of riconic B4uk, and III list is as 70
lows: c x Mathews, Nathaniel Meater,
J II Piaisted, Georg- K Boutelle of W.
terville, Charles Wentworth, Chatoa
toe directors elected the old effic=r,
&C. X Mathews, president, Nsthsnie
Meader, vice president: A A. Pl.isted
cashier; A. II. PASSED, assistant Cashier
There is no change in the directors Of
Merchants Bark, the dir, ctors being 3hI
Wac, E F Webb, G Il Ware. &c rg,
s. Flood Wa ervile, c. C. Coraish, Win
slow; J. NJ Wion and g d.oa Wells, CHI"
ton; With JJhn Ware. president; Z. F
W.bb. vice president; HID. Bates cashier
and L B. Spencer, assistant cs'hier.
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teresting facts in relation to it. From his
paper we learn that the diamonds are small
but plainly visible. They are the hardest
variety known-the black diamonds uset
for pointing diamond drills. a small whit,
diamond was also found. Why has st
much interest been shown in this discov
cry which has been anticipated for many
years?
Because, Professor Foote claims, it con
firms the theory advanced 10y Sir William
Thompson twenty years ago, that the first
germs of life were brought to this globe by
meteors. Diamonds, like coal, are sup
posed to result from changes occurring in
vegetable matter; and if plants existed,
then there may have been animal life-and
so we may have approached one step nearer
the solution of the question To which the
wisest brains have given SO much thought
for ages.
The geological source Of diamonds them
selves has never been satisfactorily ex-
planned They are scattered all over the
world in unexpected places without any
apparent reason. 1t WAS suggested by the
Washington biologists that they came
from decomposed metcors that had been
falling on the surface OF the earth for I'M
known centuries, and that even the great
deposits at Kimberley were due to enor-
nous masses that had fallen there, pro
iucine curious sink holes similar TO the
crater" on the side Of which Professor
Foote found the most of the pieces at Canyon
Diahlo We hardly suppose that this
theory. supported even by the visible
diamonds, will cause another excitement
in Arizc<a, says The Popular Science News,
from which the accompanying cut is repro
duced
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Stretched, crying. Papa Jack. toned
to wide." And behind her, only .
few rods. coming az full charge, head
down, eyes rolling in their blood fun
sockets, raaddened by his mornings tor
ture, and wild to attack soinething-she
big Texas steer, which had slipped down
q blind oouiee under the very eyes Of
jim and Ginger.
Great heavens cried the father as
the full significance of the sight burst
upon him Great heavensl | can't
make 1t. Tobe~ and voice and spur and
quirt were put as their work. and lean
ing forward IN the saddle the man
brought all the strength that was in
him 10 the task of urging on the animal
The horse was good one, and he ran
well, striding TO his full reach, sides and
tanks heaying with the sudden strain,
and soon hecksd with the flying foam
from his mouth. which mingled with
the blood drawn by the nadly driven
spurs Of his rider But in vain, The
chance was too great, and Jack Ford
ham closed his eyes and his senses
reeled at the thought Of the horrible
thing which he saw that he was power
less TO prevent.
Meanwhile Jim had missed his steer
and, riding near the edge of the bank in
his search, heard Goldy's cry at the sight
of her approaching father. and peering
over took in the situation at glance
Measuring from his coign Of vantage the
relative position of the actors in the
scene below, he wheeled his horse and
galloped back few yards. then head
ing him toward point which would
bring him between the child and the in
turiated animal, which was so rapidly
nearing her, ne gave significant shake
to the bride.
"We've got to do it, Ginger" he said.
"Goodby, old boy" and straight as a
shot the obedient creature sped-and
horse and man came hurting down with
crash that put an effectual stop to the
career of the brute below, which, recog-
nizing its old adversaries. turned and
fled down the valley of the Cottonois.
A minute later Jack Fordham flung
himself from his painting horse, and
with difficulty dragged his half con-
scious friend away from the carcass of
poor Ginger, whose neck had been
broken in the desperate leap.
"Jimv' he cried, Jim, old man! do
you know what you've done? You've
saved her from those horns and hoofs,
man! The baby. don't you understand:
Think of her mother, Jim; and of me,
old man. What is it? Your leg? Well
have you in bed in the house and the
best doctor in the territory-Jim, old
friend, can't you speak to me?'
Jim opened his eyes, and his friends
saw that manly tear was standing in
each of them.
"Never mind the leg" he cried; tits
poor old Ginger I'm thinking ofr'-De-
troit Free Press.
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Supe rintsbasns Nash tells Us thai IS
water service. have been PIT into Fsifh ID
the past yesr ard i49 into Watetvliie, max.
log . total OF 1872 ~hlch !. somewhat large,
han that 0. the year preceding. Ths 10
tai number # service now 10 faHaa.t u
3Q2 ard in Watsrsilie $50. Il the past yesl
oae rev hydrsnt has been established a
corner of Nadi AND Dalt3n streets. OGhsr.
are much rseded on Bouteile avenue neai
the city hospital on Merrill xvehus, neal
the residence If President Small snd At the
Head OF he Falls. Some or al Of these
sili probsb be established 10 the course
Of the coming year. Il the case t f that on
BoGteile svenus committee OF the city
government rey ted in fxvJr ou. for some
rsason tie hydrsut has not been pot in
Ia all the localities named there is q large
suonet Of tax paying property which il
Justice ought to have better protection than
IL nov { ffered
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FiChUS AND JAeOTS.


Novel Neckbows and Coliarets in Silk and
Lace for DemitoiIet and Evening Wear.
This seasons gowns are made dressy with
pleasing accessories in way of soft silks and
tolored iaces fashioned into plastrons, col
larets, Louis NV neckties and Marie An
toinette fichus. These last are exact cop
les of the fichu worn by the i'll fated queen.
The Marie Antoinette fchu is cut on the
cross and very long, made of chiffon and
bordered with full frll of silk lace. This
turns over and is tied around the bodice
the long ends falling lightly in front. 1t
is in a tichu of tbs description that Paul
de la Roche depicts the queen during her
prison days. Many evening gowns are ar
ranged with satin stripes, the craped chif-
fon crinkled between them. Pretty color
ings are introduced into them. Lisse is be-
ing embroidered with flowers, triple band
of gold galoon being interthreaded at the
foot. COlored pearl trimmings about an
inch wide are used for ball bodices and COM
binations of steel, gold and silver. A CAPT
tai novelty which the home dressmaker
will appreciate are fcilIings of chiffon, with
bouillone heading in all light colors
These are sold ready to be sewn on the tops
of low bodies or the edges of basques
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Chief 'Ju 'ge Ringer OF the Cou't Of Ap.
peals died Ttur.day at Syracuse.


j. n HHYis, 3 Fuson Market, New
York City, says;
al have been using BRAsDRETH's PILLS
for the last fifteen years There is no'hlL z
equal to them a. Blood Pdrisefs and Liver
Regulators. Ba. | wish 70 state ho~ re-
msfksbly they cure rheumatism, and how
easily: was affected by rheumatism in the
legs. Ny business (wht lsssIe ssh dealer
naturally leads me to damp pisces. I could
not walk, and a: nigh. l uff.rsd fesrfuIly ;
tried Bslsarns, Ssrsspsrilla and all kind =.
If tinctures, bu' they did me 10 good ard
| vas sfrsid Of being cripple. 6nalIy
commenced using BRASDRETH's PILLS.
took two every nigh! for ten nights. then
began to improve. I continued taking
them for 20 days and got entirely well.
Nov. Whenever sick. I take BRAsDRETH's
Pills. They never fail"
janllsodAvfallpr
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At the pumping su'i1n Of the Wstsrviile
Ws,er Co the pass yea. 1850, 600
gallons h,vs been pimped. and aishoagn
tbs has been one Of the dsysss sea.ons ever
knosn in the history Of the State. no diff
Guilty has been experienced On account Of
lack Of poser. There sfe o. this stream
several ether powers rot 81 present NIL z "a,
or only partially utilized, I'D it certain ly
sssns as if the Board Of Trade here onsoi
to be smart enough TO bring tnsi- advantages
TO the notice Of some one sho Is lo2kIlz f1I
lust such & chares.
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THREE DREssY STYLES OF EFCEwFAR
In the cut are illustrated three dressy
styles Of neckwear. The first figure repre-
sents wavv front and colaret in cream
silk gauze spotted with silver and corn
flower blue The waist how Of ribbon is Of
cream hue to match The central figure
shows a colaret and plastron in gold
galoon, embroidered with jet and framed
with coquilles of pink silk game edged
with jet beads. The remaining figure is a
Louis XVI necktie in white game, form
ing neckband, jabot and a large bow,
daintily draped under a ieweled ornament.
corresponding with the gems shining on
the Venetian lace that finishes the iabot.
Very pretty iichus for evening wear are
made of crepe de chine and trimmed with
white mRrabout feathers. FrIls Of silk
aud of chiffon are employed to finish the
hard edges of cloth gowns; these are worn
about the neck in form of n collaret, and
drop from the edge of the sleeves on the
hands. White cloth gowns with white
surah frills are fashionable
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A Nyst.Ty EIpiainet,.

Tha papers contain n, qusns notices Of
rich. pretty ard educated girl, clipping with
neaf es. trsmps and coachnsn. Tas veil
known specialist. DR. Ffsukl!a Mile., says
all such girls are more Or lees byssric4l,
nefvou'. very fmpaIsivs, unbalanced; usu.
aliy sutjscs TO hesdschs, neuralgs, sleep
lessa.ss, imnodsrase cr,iIs or lsushinz.
rhs 81 sio~ = weak, nervous syss m. fo'
which there 10 20 r@msdy .qasl to Rss,ors-
tive Nervine Trial bet Is and . foe
bJok. foatsining many marvellous cures,
free ct BovdItch, Wsh,tsr & Co, Who also
sell and sn-.sntee Dr. Miiee' csi4braeo
Nv Hat Cure, the fnsss Of hears tonic.
Cures fiatssr.ng, short breath. &C
ia ldeod&. iJ
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Court Robert Emmett, No. 1887, A o.
+ A insISIed fficers st their handsome
1ati IN ihs Wldslo~ D ock last evening
Dspu II Oh hiei Ranger j. LAppin Of,
P,fllsnd, = ho vas present at The institution
u this order three years ago, and has TAX D
much interest in its growth and welfare,
was present a. pe,formtd the install. ion
ina ,h-ctve manner. The new eff er.
ar a. follo~s: NJ. A. Hsrsden, c. K ;
f Cunniagham, s c. R; j. B Es-
mund, P. c. K Cor Daley, Treas; J
Braun. I'm. Sec j L Kelley, Rec. Sec )
Cua- Il Daley, $ W ; Michsel Kelly,
j. W; n sholss Rinsells, s. Fred
BroSo. j. B. A 4 e collation. was serve d.
Tue eli srs j stalled are nearly all ycuae
m-n AID the order shouid witness vig0I-
o.s grVwta the coming year.
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Sam Jones says q lit your meanness
Good nurse. sag "Qmt dosing babies With
such mean stuff as Castor OIL, Rhubarb.
| SIENNA, etc, and give them DR.. Hands
Pleasant pbJ sic, q psIstable, harmless ard
certain remedy for constipation AID irresu-
lsri'y Of baby hood. II never weskens,
but sire ngthens. II tones the stomach,
| liver and bowels, and is SOW and gentle In
| action, and very sootbir g In influence ="
For sale by Chss. X Partridge Augusta
Geo. W Dor, Ws,erville, G. II. Brsnu,
Hslloveil and Geo. 4. Warren, Gardiner
tues foirm
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Jsmes w L.~to4 DIED 81 the residence
II nls SOL. SUPP L,~ton Of the ksLnebec
CsGHsi, Nednesds evening at about 8
O'Clock II wss rs years u age and was
4 most ssumsDI- MAJ, Of sseriilg Christian
character sld q most GENIAL deposition
Dung his residence here he has ma lie
many frieDds -no viii sinee:eIy regret his
4ea.n. Ills .on. SI.s Lswton. who is ALEC
Connected xiGh tie K~nne0e; Central, lie f.
nth the remains As. LIght on the Pullman.
hey will be tsAtn 10 his former home n
where the tulefsl services
will be held
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The .nnersl Of the late Judge NJ 8.
Sp- ar vii! be be ID this Friday afternoon at
the Old Sonta church az z. NJ, under
The chsrge OF ssbborn Lodge. The Rev.
K W jenkins of Gardiner will officiste,
.ssisled by the Rev Edward Chase Of this
city The pail bearers will probably be
CHOSEN from the pact Noble Gfsnds Of
sanborn Lodge. All Odd FeiIo"s
ia this city. Augusta and Gardiner,
who can conveniently attend. are
r,ouzs.ed to meet at 0 o F Hsli
IA mis- city al p M. to form for the fu-
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Study the F0fioacing Lts'
Of Prices:
And yoa will see where sou can save not only
many PENNIES but man. dollars.

Remember the above prices for the genuine
Article only. Did you know that all Z the leading
patent medicines cou terteited2 Mos peopl'
Who hav' ought much seni medicine h We
learned il BY the hsr1 aster, expertei CO. You
will not MY aud that II IL to your advantag to
trade with us FOR the reason that Re sell you the
original standLrd article only but also that l. Ii
money In y W POCKET No outside dealer in tn.
State OF Maine have offered such 3 list o.
prices as the above. The above are for cash only
don't AK for credit.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. ali Of
our stock o. patent medicine L. an the same scale
Of prices az the above. You can figure your prices
yourself. You can save money even II You W
many milss from us by purchasing here. Watct
this spAe from day t. day. II y III pay you mao
good hard dollars TO tss. advantage of thi
chance. Remember the place. Anyone here vii
direct you 10
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LITTLE BoT's coAT-GigL's COAT.
lar and cuffs of Persian lamb. The hat is
trimmed with narrow ruehe Of velvet
ribbon, bows Of wide satin ribbon and os-
trich plumss.
The little boy s coat is double breasted, in
fawn velvet, with wide beaver collar and
cnffs. The three cornered felt hat in color
TO match is edged with beaver and trimmed
On one side with pompons-
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Ms Gay, wife Of Chas. N Gay Of this
Cit di-d At her hume On 5th1cl stEest
"Wednesday nishG after .hoft iiimess Of
pa, umoLIa which resulted from . severe
attack OF Ia grippe. She was q mos,
stumaoie woman whose loss Will
% kseniy felt Her husband, tvo sous
and three daughters sutviye. The
,rtan cement for the funeral have bet
ret been made
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Messrs Ferry & Pre<so, clothir & dssler',
hsve sold out their stock snd accounts to
Mr.. l. B Hanson Of Bangor. 1t under
stood that Mr.. Charles A. Msrston Who rs.
been e clerk in the store. will run the bus
iness for the new proprietor. Mr.. MArsson
i. q Young man Of pleasant msnners, q
native Of Wa:erville and has hsd experience
in the business.
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The butterfly festival ct Sopef's hal
Wednesday hight, under the msnaaemen
of h Epworth League. Vas attended by I
crowd which filled the plsce. The pro
sr.mme was = very piessios one. the re
treatment tables we're veil pstroniEsd, snt
a good sum realized on the financial rssul
NJ the evening.
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We are manufacturing and selling az
improved broochial lozenae, .hicn is, we
find, giving excellent saiisfscton a. a rem
eds tor al throat affections. You will fnd
that unpleasant tickling or frog ia tn
threat will be instantly relieved by one o.
the LICENCES. Price 10 cent?, by mail 0,
st our store. THOMPSON & Co. Druggists,
PaiI1xell, Me. nos25ieo5tf
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A class IN French has been organized 1t
the Y NJ. C. A. rooms ur der instruction Of
Prof. Francoi. Deny. There Is room for
more in tllis class and special rates will be
given to members Of the Y. N. c. A. and
tie Ladies' Auxiliary. Prof. Deny has
had good success - 4 teschef in other
pla ,es and this class vili afford hne op.
poauaity to those Who wish to acquire 4
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In the language Of colors. green il en-
hlematic of hope. for tie vernal regenera-
ton of nature IS typical Of life after death;
blue denotes faith, for it is the hue Of
heaven; white Is the color Of innocence
and red is chosen to represent love, because
the hearts blood Is Of that colon.
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Gao. W Reynolds has been sick With Ia
grippe at his residence in this city for
sbou, s week. He is better but will moi
be gu, for some time yet. His partner
Nj John A. Woodsum. is also down with
the same disease. at his home in China
and Is having 9 ve-y sick time OF is.
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WHO, did you saw, is to be the mex
President" "Oh | CONE know and don'
care, | am looking for bottle Of saliva
cents.
One Of cur most estimable citizens may
be ihsnkful for the introduction Of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, for its timely use ha.
saved his life. For incipiert consumption
il is certain remedy. Price % cents
itDl4t& wfolrm
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NJ. Go. f. Spare Of Me- Haven, e.
Ia tie clty, h. guest n Sup j hn
seteii q nc Wrn worth SpriHg & Axle
rCmpsEy Mr.. Spar vas formerly one
II ns ls,zes carriage masufacturers 10
Ionn-eueu. and hiss bat recently retired
from he busnlsB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-15

Cond1ct Joseph E. Anderson Of the
passenger train Wednesday evening vss
tsken suddenly Ill from heart trouble a.
the Coburn. Dr.. Dsscomb was called Rnd
although Mr.. Anderson was apparently
very low, rsstoiatves were spplied that
brought him out of his stupor He was
able to take his train yesterday morning
though very wesk