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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-10
Maine Medical Association.

PORTLAND. June 9.-At the Thursday
mornings session of the Maine Medical
Association papers were read and the fol-
lowing new members elected Dr. II X
Thacher. Dexter: DIR. j. F Manning. Ellis.
worth; DIR. J b. Westcott. Bath; DR.. j
ID. Phillips, Southwest Harbor DR. {. +.
Lancaster, Bowdonham; DIR. George p.
Morgan, DovY; DIR. r. C. Blanchard,
Dover.
At the afternoon session after papers
were read the follow ing officers were elect
ed President, DIR. Alfred Mitchell, Bruins
wick lst vice-president, DIR. s. l.. Horr,
Wesihrook 2Hd vice-p president, Dr. Benz
Williams. Rockland; corresponding secre-
tary, Dr. William Cammett. Portland
board of eensors. Dr. II. II. Smith
Machias DIR. C. u. Hill, Bethel; Dr. NJ
3. Cobb. Bddeford; DR.. C.. \. Ring,
Portland; DR.. Alfred Hitchcock Farming
ton committee on publications. Dr. c. d
Smith, Portland: Dr. II. II. Hunt. Port
land DR.. Addison :. 'fhayer, Portland
/ DIR. +. W. Russell. Lewiston
DR.. +. \. EcCollister. Gray
business committee, Drs. W. l.. Dana
Portland; Dr. J. +. Thompson. Portland,
| The evening session was devoted to the
annual Grafton by Dir. \. II Burbank, fol
! lowing which there was reception and
banquet
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SONS OF VETERANS


BELFAST, June 9.--The 10 annual en-
campment of the Maine division of the
Sons of Veterans opened at Belfast
"Wednesday morning. About 200 delegate.
are present. The feature of the day was a
grand parade in which Auburn uniformed
camp was most CONSPICUOUS. winning the
paudits of the people who lined the streets
wednesday evening there was 4 ball il
honor of the visitors, and the encampmen
closes Thursday with grand campfire al
which addresses will be made by many
prominent men.
Thursday il was voted to petition the
Legislature for law making the use of $
of Y. badges and decorations by other thai
members criminal act. The election OF
officers resulted Colonel, F. T.. Fairfield
Augusta, 30; X. l.. Whitcomb, -. Lieu
tenant-colonel, \. y. Miller, 81; {. +
Merrill -. Major. c. f. White 80 F. +
IIpnDpr ~
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THE HARRISON CLAIMS.
Said That $40 Votes Are Already Solid Tor a
denomination.

AT caucus of Harrison men held imme.
diately after the adjournment of the con
yention over Central Market Hall. the roll
of the convention was called, and one OF
the delegates present says that l2 more
than the actual majority needed to
nominate answered to their names, and said
they were going to vote for Harrison.
Reports were made by state delegations
of absentees who would vote for General
Harrison, bringing the total vote assured 10
hin, up to go.
The following is the list of votes reported
promised to Harrison in the meeting held
this afternoon.
Alabama, i6; Arkansas. Is: California.
<: Connecticut, 3: Delaware, 3 Florida
; :Georgia, % Illinois. 81 Indiana, 3 Iowa,
81 Kansas. IL; Kentucky. 20; Louisiana, s
Maryland, 10: Massachusetts, 16 Miehi-
gan. i; Minnesota, Z; Mississippi. II
Missouri. 2i Montana. Nebraska, IA
New Hampshire. II New Jersey ls: New
York, %; North Carolina, IL: South
Dakota. ~ Tennessee. le; Texas, Is:
Vermont, . Virginia. % West Virginia,
10; Wisconsin - Wyoming, 4.
Chauncey Depew was chairman of the
meeting AMI Chris Magee, secretary.
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MR.. BLAINE
Remains Quiet at Boston -- That Interview
With the Post Reporter.

BosroN, June 9.--Ex-Secretary Bl,ine
remained in his apartments at the Bruns-
wick most of the day going for short
ride in the suburbs late in the aft, rnoon
with Mrs. Blaine. He received no callers
except delegation of newspaper men this
forenoon. His intention is now to | ave
for Bar Harbor Mt Z. NJ. Friday.
s. W. Wall the Post reporter, whose
alleged interview with Mr., Blaine in the
Post this morning was repudated today
will publish an affidavit in the morning
affirming the correctness of the sane. lie
adds that he again saw Mr. Blaine this
afternoon, and while the latter objected to
the way the interview was obtained, he did
not deny that one was had, nor did i.c deny
its accuract.
Says Mr.. Wall MIR. Blaine did, bow
ever, deny in my presence, that b., used
the phrase "a lying whelp, in reference TO
me rs the writer Of the interview, ~ re-
ported in this evenings papers, addin that
he never used such language"
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MAINE CENTRAL INSTITUTE.
Glass Of T~enr-six Ladies' and Gentlemei
Graduated Thursday.

PrTsFigI june 9.--1he graduating
exercises at the Maine Central Institute
oecurred Thursday with the following pro-
gramme
~dutaart. Frank e. WALL, Waldo station
tnpucbl. are Echoes.
Maude Elena Brackptt, Pitt.ileld
opposition q source Of strength,
Frank Harvey smell, Corinna-
Edith Maud, Gardner rittsiieid
The Tyranny uf iublir upin.on.
JuniHs Everett Roberts. Newport
iiic i'"wer "f hystcry,
Mary A. onnor, nity
Ezra :. Parker, Halifax, y. :.
NIGH firing. put the stars.
Cora Frame -ahtrce, Hancock
lhe fnrn. Fables of ltf..
Harry Elbridpe Nirdnek, West Garland
i,ole Moore Elliot, Hnrtlund
tlity Of the .c'r-., i.sph !. Bean Detroit
~aasHi Florence Eva Young, Detroit
rhrrr shah he Ne tlps,
NGthnu Turn.r, Pi,t-1eld
Ia lue fine, Nj, MAY Miller, l'aiinyTu
bu III" ltrlgiis.
fthlyn Margut riip nrackett l'ittsfeld
NJ III, Annie Belle linlnes, Brewer
tIhion X, rari. smith, Corpnn
leila Enniee Andrw.. West sumner
Geofgc :. urcutt Ashland
" etd our t',sn Garden.
Hattie Mae French. south f.eyant
Eugcue ArIm
Leon Randall Rove, south Newport
NiNeruRt.
psea, samuel MORSE. North DiSmout
iste Niator Minerva MAY Mitchell, Troy
iH.- History,
Engcne Winfred Weeks, pitsfield
las. Prophecy. t,race Augusta Rogers, TFo,
Nste,lietorf--i Commencement,
,ura Andrew Webber, Richmond
t'laeS tsr.
pufDrring uf Diplomas.
srur,Iipfiou,
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NOW THEY SEE IT.


George Alfred Townsend The veteran
correspondent, still thinks il will be Blaine
it is conceded on all sides tha, the blaine
men have woa every point in the prelimt
aarits- Ii there is break, many of tn,
Massachusetts, delegates will vote for Reed
Blaine has gained two Vernon: delegates
since yesterday,
The great confusion of the situation i.
partly Illustrated by the following con.
slicung Interviews with leading Republicans
Ex-senator Spooner of Wisconsin SAYS
Il think that Harrison certainly. could have
been nominated il We coali have had yo,,
today
Congressman II. II, Bingham of phila
deiphia SAYS; blaine has aniouhteal,
gained during the last ~ hours We Civ,
Harrison liberal estimate of, only az
votes
Ex-senator Powell CLAYTON Of Arkansa.
says "oh, We have got them sure; ther,
is not doubt now. They don't dare Il
bring the thing TO an Issue" BY they
Powell Clayton means the Blaine men, IL,
is now an enthusiastic Harrison man.
ES-Congressman John NJ l.angston oi
Virginia says; at looks more hopeful thar
ever for Blaine and Alger-ms ticket.
think Blaine will get it ON the first ballot.
Ex-senator Ingalls, of Kansas Think
il looks encouraging for Harrison
ES-Postmaster-tienersl Haiton; II an
more certain than ever that il is going to be
third candidate"
c. W. Couiton, chairman of the Oregon
delegation; says: "Mekinley is gaining
more than either of the old candidates"
Rufus Frost of Massachusetts,, SAYS; Il
think that the President is holding his
own
Gov. Yarmouth of Louisiana, SAWS
We are going To nominate Harrison with
a hurrah. They don't dare To let i, come
TO vote
Delegate T.. I. George of Vermont, says
There Gan hardly be nomination on the
first ballot, but the tide is turning towar,i
Blaine.
Ex-Congressman Gambler of Massachu-
sets says: MIR. Blaine undoubtedly has
the majority OF the votes in the convention.
The tremendous pressure of public desire
is in that direction, but what may come up
at the time the ballot is taken can't tell '
Chairman Draper of the Massachusetts,
state committee, says; 1T is Harrison or u
third man
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Those Contested DELEGATIONS.

1T all depends upon the result Of the
contested delegations. said Senator Quay
to a reporter at ] O'Clock this morning.
He had been asked for the details of the
conference of the Blaine leaders, which had
been held during the night in Senator Vol.
colts room. There were present beside tho
host and Senator Quay, Messrs. Clarkson
Plat and others who are prominent in the
Blaine ranks.
Details were refused, but the senator said
figures had been gone over carefully and
that there were is3 for Blaine And then
he made the remark quoted above.
How many votes are involved in con.
tests, Senator Quay" Il have forgotten
the exact figures, 1907 80 probably, enough
to settle the matter if they all go one way
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GRADUATION.
Commencement at the Various
Maine Schools.
Large Classes at Maine Wesleyan
Seminary and N. C.l.
Maine Medical Association Admits New Mem-
bers At Annual Session.

kENr's HrIL, June 9.--The osation b,
Hon. o. y. Baker indicated the thorough
scholar and original thinker. He held rh,
closest attention Of the audience 10 tn,
eio.e
The following i. the programme of ths
field day exercises Wednesday, Jane s,h
l-GZ, at 2.30 F. NJ
FART !.
Piano Dao-styeFturs, s'estnesly,~ I;ahi
Hi--.-= kiee Aha Eastlaaa
ftpeEina Ati'ifrss---' Patriotism"
AriF9se D. itayi.s.
~ Warren pos.
Posin-'-flie Legend Of tir tTtata."
AH.y T. Rice
ta'ifrs. 70 asleF tsrusia.tte---sFire,'
Lydia Il. smith.
PNKF Il.
tslst.--''Rs.i Iites oH thi- 3is.-y iTllow -nar
dFipiio-hnthean 1ie+ tiub.
Eslith NJ. fo-..
prniiuH--''rh- Divine Ar1."
Percy \ X. Dow .
Presentation 0f f,ifrs,
William Wood
Sdar~>s 70 Class, The EfiNlr Of Life"
Vernon II. SWEET,
{ laSs fhs.
Ihe concert ~ the evening under tht
direction of Prof. Morse was held in tha
church "Wednesday evening. The talente,
artists that assisted in the exercises gave
assurances thar the concert would be sue
cess and 50 il proved.
This evening President Smith and wife
hold reception at Bletben hall Tn,
trustees have voted several impertan
changes and Improvements
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A Rusk boom has made its appearance.
\ number of Wisconsin people are wearing
Rusk badges and talking up Rusk for the
frs; place. They call him statesman.
soldier, farmer. and are doing all they can
to call attention to the old secretary az an
available candidate.
He Thought the committee would dispose
Of the eases before it so as to make report
today. and expressed the belief that the bal
lot on nomination for President would be
reached before adjournment
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Penobscot District Lodge l. 0. G. Meets a
SanaerYiIle.

SASGERvlrLE. June ST Special} Yes
ferday the piscataqui- District Lodge I. @
&. +. met with ~. Romans Lodge. There
was Il fair attendance of delegates. most OF
the lodges in the county being represented
Ia addition to the delegates there was
large number of visitors and all were en-
thusiastic over the work done during the
year.
u. T., c. W. Vaughn of Foxcroft, pre-
sided a; the meetings. The forenoon ant
afternoon sessions were devoted to routine
business, and in the evening the Juvenile
Templars gave an entertainment with fins
programme. wbieh was rendered in an ex
eellent manner Al present enioyeS
the meeting thoroughly anl feel confiien
of making a better showing at their mex
meeting. ST. Romans Lodge Is in very
fiourishing condition.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The protested Bates Bowdoin game has
been decided for Bates by Nick Young
The stockholders of the York Msnufae-
turing Company held the annual meeting
Thursday a, Saeo and elected the following
officers Directors, Thomas wiSgles-
worth Jarnes Longley. John r. osgood
Henry ). Grew, Nathaniel A. Stevens.
koger WooIeott and George s. Silsbee all
of Boston; treasurer, Georga 5. Silsbee,
Boston. clerk, L. L, Milliken, Saco.
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BATES COLLEGE.
The Appointments Made for Junior Exhibition
Commencement Week.

LEWISTON, June S.--( Special. TIL,
following have been selected from til,
junior class for the junior exhibition: II
y. ADAMS, Nina G.. Bailey, Clara &. Gala
han, Geo. VI. Chase, Grace j. conant
Mary J. iIojglon, Charlotte B. Little, j. b
McFadden, +. l.. Pennell, W F. Sims. J
Sturgis, {. II. Swan. Jr.
The exhibition takes place on the Mon
day evening of commencement week.
\ large delegation of the college mel
went 10 Portland today to see the tourna
mtnt
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DARING ATTEMPT


BAscoE, June "a daring attempt Ne.
made TO burn the house Of Owen McCann
on First street at an early hour this morn
ing by placing combBstible material, hea,i-
ly saturated with kerosene in an olening
made BY the cellar window and then apply
ing match.
The blaze was discovered by woman in
the mex house about as soon as started.
and by rapid work it was exiting, shci.
There IL no clue to the incendiary.
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The WHISkEY TRUST.
Acting Vice President Arrested al Cincinnati O.
Refuses 10 Give Bail.

CECINNAri, June 9.--Lcwis ". Greene.
acting president of the whiskey trust, waa
arrested here today upon Boston ipdift-
ment recently found against the oil cers of
that organization, and when required % give
bonds for his appearance at Boston, refused
10 do so.
The United States Commissioner there
upon put him into custody Of deputy ipi-
ted States marshal HIS attorney sued for
a writ Of iiabeas corpus, which was allowed
by Judge Jackson of the nited States
court. The hearing was set for Saturday
next.
The object Of the refusal to give IL bond
is TO force hearing upon the merits of the
Indictment here instead of Boston.
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MISSFAroIf<. June Following ia the
full text of the platform as completed by
the committee on resolutions The repre-
seniatises Of the Republicans Of the United
States assembled in convention on the shores
of the Mississippi river. the everlasting bond
of the indestrudibie Republic, whose mos,
gi0rius chapter of history is
the record of the Republican party
congratulate their cOuntrymen on the ma
jestic march Of the nation under the banners
inscribed with the principles Of our plat
form of Isss, indicated by victory at the.
polls and prosperity in our fields, workshops
and minis, and make the follow ing deelara-
ton Of principles
We reafiirIn the American doctrine of
protection. We call attention to its growth
Continued on 9Th page.
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Western Normal School.

FARMISGfoS, June 9.-The closing exer
cises of the Western Normal School here
are occurring today, consisting OF teaching
exercises by the graduating class. Stat,
Supt, Luce, Trustees flinckley, Merrill and
Shers are present. The class numbers "
This afternoon the graduating class wa.
examined by State Superintendent Luce in
the presence of 4 great company of visitors
in Normal hall. Trustee Clason also at,
tended with others of the board
Thi, evening Music hall was beautifully
decorated and packed 10 Overlooking to
listen to the graduating exercises of the
class Of ~. Follow ing Is the programme
I'ravrr.
Salatory. Daniel y Maloney, Robhrnstor
Naledictory, HATTIE +. Woodward, Erl ebuTg
History, Cora B. 'o'hren, Pennington
"Reeallectlnns Of Bu-y Life"
katherine r.. Abbott, fryrburg, Margaret X
Wilson, Bowdoinha,n VI. 'irethcn Folsom
t'reenyiile.
Prophecy, Kate Felker, soioE
ADVANCED COURSE.
Essay-'sThc Children's Crusade"
safiie NJ. Locke, Fryeburq
Essay--''The Prize of the Nanluisled,'
Grace l. towan. Pennington
tonferring Diplomas,
Ey state superintendent Luce
singing Glass Ode
Benediciiuu.
Excused by reason of illness
The exercises were interspersed with mu-
sic by Grimmers orchestra. Two received
diplomas, graduating from the advanced
course. and II from the regular course.
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The majority report of the credentials
committee recommends that the national
committee be sustained as to 23 votes and
not sustained as to IL votes. and recon-
mending the unseating of IL delegates given
seats temporarily. The net result politi-
eslly is gain of about I2 votes TO Harri-
son as compared with the temporary roll.
Wallis of New York will make minority
report a. to Alabama. Mississippi and Lou
isiana involving 10 Harrison votes
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject April
1lth, 1899.

.oIyG WEST am a. 81 for !4.sgiston. Rock
lasf Portland. Boston and NIo44treat. -, A 81
fnr H4liawef tIafriihrf and Sogth Gardiner, 30 il
A H for EriHssirk. lewiston FarIaiagton
Eeckiand, F5rtlaad sad Boston, connecting faj
white uganiaiu Pionfs and Quebec s19 y
NJ fnr H,dlsXrH. tsaFdtnsr, aHd soath f.nrt
issr, sis p ST. fGF Bruaswick Bah, Port
Lad Boston, ahd Saturday. only for Rock
land S0s 4 VI. for Hsiiowei. Gardiner atsl
seuih Gardiner iifsi T. VI, might Pullman foi
lewiston, BaiH Portland and bost1p.
CONE EAST -s.i0 \ ". 'pxhr expYass)
for -kGw began Belfast. Hanger, Bar Hartor, ~
rtspaan+ 81 I0ha ard AroDsttpk fuunfy 9 ~ 4
" fsf wagrrsiilr. ~k.shegaH aud fshRvr . 3 T.
& " ior Wst-ryine, Oakland, North Arson
Iinyhaai skpwbs ran. Brlfs.t, Dover, Fox
aua Aruo-io9E fn'H.ty and aHnisy. only, AT 9I7
" fuf Bangor.
lhr wight futIinaD irins eln each ,sny every
night sunday nciudth, bBt not 10 skoWhrgaa on
Monday mornings, 1r 10 Belfast, Dr ster or 6ryond
Bangor. ou sunday HtHfuIug..
The dl.y sNprass trans gong West - 10 20 A VI
nad East 8 ts T., VI run daily. -nBdHy. inelude,i
t.tNvcn Boston, l"wi-trn. Bath Bangor sBd st.
John
t,,oMnoDATIox TRAIN for Augusta
isapt.s south fUfrdiner. Gis5 NJ. 50 and e
= H DariHtr h . 4 VI 20 and if5 f. "
Htuevil, ~ \ ~ q, and f4,9 =. NJ
through tickets 10 sliforHH aRa al point
South aud Wet NAV be- hn1 ~ r. II. Walker
ticket agent. NnaD.tH 70" only uiics in Augusta
selling is p r"Hi'- ..iul checking baggage ffee vi
PspFus'-
PAY -pN TUCKER Vice Prs. 8 fsenT Manager
3 BUuitBf, 6.enl Pass. snd Ticket Ag't
p.ftlauI Atr3I i-it,.
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The credentials committee at 1890
o'clock A. NJ, reached vote on the del.-
CATION as large from Louisiana.
The Yarmouth contestants (administra-
tom were defeated by vote Of % TO 22.
This sustains the national committee de-
eision on the same case. The committee
then adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning
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Col. Robinson of North Dakota said TO a
reporter last night that assurances had been
received from Judge Gresham at chicago
that he would accept the nomination for
Vice President On a ticket with Blaine.
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Music was by Sanhorns Orchestra.
There are i've in the college preparatory
COURSE two in the ladies collegiate, ten in
the scientific and nine in the normal
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SotrrH CHiNA, ME., July 10, 1891.
Union MEDICINE Co, Augusta. Me
Cr>rt.ENEN 1t gives me pleasure to
,estilv TO the wonderful curative pow
ers OF vour BLOOD SYRUP since my
childhood have been r-ievorsly a:11c-
tes with 4 Scrctuiors and canse,ors
hruor. Some twelve years ago 1t mani
f.sfed its dangerous character in the
anoearanee OF cancer upon my taee'
S;nce that time have beca almost CON
Family under the care OF iea4 ned ad sSiiiiui
,fvsi;.ians and have had Five Cancers
removed from my face,
Last February the cancerous humor
,,,anif,sted itself upoa my hait-heaied lace
with renewed force aaa y-:.e-ce,
spreading all eScr my lace ana nose
stxsIljncs discoloring and SO disiiguring
NV roun,enance that my neighbors could
scarcely recognize re. Ny strength
- ne + lost all desire for food and be-
ca,ne greatly reduced in flesh, ! peSa'ne
greatly discouraged and my tfiehos oss1 ,
ns;rcd Of ny life. In this eonditlon ton,
- recommended to try your bLOoD
SyRJp. | had not taken more than
60 or four doses of it, before my
anre.i.e began 70 inYxcre- Us e@seta
nren me have hcea al-acssra;-ae,loe;.. :.
n friends and neighhors are rs maen
s,,,,,r;sed and gratiied At the effects o. o.
- BLOOD SYRUP as | myself
Ayiow me to subscribe inyseit,
Traiy your grateful friend
SUSAN T. JoNEs.
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Bosrox. June S.-F0r New England /.
Friday. partly cloudy showers variable
winais fair, cooker Friday night and Sat
ariaY
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nR wIs.ns;, n;, Brasei.,s Breeb ), % .s bot
- - ~, r,r,aiu that you get the only genn-
;,,. rake no substitute though u may "e
represented ':ju-i as good.
prepares. only by
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SHOWERS.

WssHtseroS. June 9.-For New Eng
land partly cloudy, showers, variable
wifssls.
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in the test of strength against the Harrison
force.
Col. Duifeid said that if ans man had m
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BOWDITCH, WEBSTER & co
DANGEROUS IuMoa CURED.

Miss Susan t. Jones of China. Ne. suner-
for Many Sears-br. Niiiiams $1,000
syrup Ffects "a Marvellous Cure
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MISS SUSAN t. JONES of China, Maine, II
vi arcspcet,ble, intelligent Lady, the dasghte
- H. la, al Tones we'll known IN has life time al
aver the country rs one of the greatest Tetormers
preachers and missionaries otthe Society OF friends
She is a lady Beloved and respected by al ner neisn
bors, friends and acquaintancss. Read her state
tnent and believe: