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, 1892-01-02
Municipality Geee,. the Church

PARIS. Jan.AzEhe bishop of St.
Breuc TODAY received New Year greet
iDgs from the municipal council. with
which he for a long time had been in
strained relations. Cordially shaking
hands with the mayor, the bishop SAID:
For some time past the question of the
separation of church and state has been 10
the air; but 1 tJr one favor the union"
His remarks were considered important
as an indication of a change of attitude on
the part OF the Catholic bishops.
, 1892-01-02

LONDON, Jan. 1.-Some time since the
nine owners in South Wales announced
to their men they had decided to do away
with the scale system and after January
l would hire all men individually. The
men und ,rstood this to mean there would
be a material reduction of wages and
there is much dissatisfaction, Today
sc, 900 miners in South Wales are idle.
After a lengthy conference, however, the
matter was settled satisfactorily and work
will be resumed soon.
, 1892-01-02

LEHIGH, L. T., Jan. IA singular
KIDNAPPING case occurred here Yesterday.
Mrs. viii Boughton, nee Fanny Cherry,
OF Dallas, was taken from her husband
here by a woman named Mrs. Jos. Laing
of the same place. who claims to be her
guardian. She came here with a deputy
marshal and claimed to have a warrant
tor Will Boughton, the husband of the
woman kidnapped, for Illegal marriage.
claiming she was not of age, and that
there was a rich man in Texas that wished
to marry her. While they were blufEpg
Mr.. Boughton with a warrant which they
failed to show, Mrs. Laing got possession
of the lady, and it is thought ~hypnotized
her, as she is possessed with mesmeric
power, and has been known to use it in
several instances. Mr.. Boughton left
this morning in pursuit of Mrs. LainR
and his wife. They were married on
Christmas day at Caddo, |. t., and they
claim that their marriage is legal, and
that the license was procured all right y
a notary public at this place. Both
parties are leading characters in the Fanny
Cherry Dramatic company of Texas.
, 1892-01-02
Some Big

CINCINNATI. Jan. L. john DIetek, who
has been on exhibition here at a museum
as a fat giant, died this morning from an
attack Of la grippe. His waist measured
763 pounds. lie was a butcher in Balti
more. where he recently married a wife,
who came here with him, who boasts a
waist measure OF SIX and three.quarters
feet and weighs 500 pounds.
, 1892-01-02
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good. il you have a cough, cold,
or any trouble with throat, chest or lungs.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for cunsump-
ton, coughs and colds is guaranteed to
give relief or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from la grippe found it Just the
thing and under its use bad a speedy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself Just
how good a thing 1t is. Trial bottles free
at A. Il. Roedel's drug store. Large size
so cents and 81.
, 1892-01-02
GOV. Bovd, II You PLEASE !

CHICAGO, Jan. Ia special from
Washington asserts that the supreme
court will deliver a decision in the Ne
brsska ~gubernatorial contested election
case Monday, aud that the decision will
be favorable to Boyd.
Three judges dissent, the dispatch
states. but the majority stand by the
Democratic candidate.
, 1892-01-02
sparn,s New Tariff Treaties.

MADRID, Jan. THE new Spanish
tariff was promulrate today. 1t contains
little not already known. The government
will no longer recognize the favored nation
clause and the ministry is absolutely de-
barred from making the slightest con-
cessions on alcohol duties. Free traders
declare several of the new duties are
prohibItiye.
, 1892-01-02

If you desire to make your Eastern
friends happy on Xmas and New Years,
send them a ticket over the Burlington
Route and have them come out and
visit You.
, 1892-01-02

Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time via the Chicago,
Union Pacific & Northwestern line to the
principal cities east of the Missouri river.
, 1892-01-02

GUATEMALA. Jan. i -Prcsidert ial
elections tool place today. President
Barrillas requested a denial made of the
reports that he was trying to incite a re-
bell.On In San San Salvador, and that he
intends to declare himself dictator. 1t
has been decreed that rice, beans. cord
and hav, and all kinds of vegetables NAV
be imported free of duty. Duty on i'm,
ports of cattle is also removed.
, 1892-01-02

Quick time and through trains offered
passengers and shippers by the Chicago,
Union Pacific & Northwestern line. Chey-
enne and Denver to Chicago.
, 1892-01-02

Call at The Leader Office and examine
the specimens of wedding invitations, WIS.,
ting cards. dance programs and fine sta
, 1892-01-02

ST.. LOUIS. Jan. la. D. Sly, the
Glendale train robber, who was arrested
at Los Angeles, Cal, Saturday last, ar.
rived here this morning in charge of
detectives.
, 1892-01-02

Tle largest stock of fine l. &n lies. ole
whiskies, choice hqueuss an. I1pef6ne
cigars at GEORGE Masten's w,u IN Iwr
house. corner Sixteenth and h~crguson
, 1892-01-02

The finest Celery in the city at
the Washington market.
, 1892-01-02

The night school OF the Business Col
lege will open Monday, Oct. 19.
, 1892-01-02

Has been very satisfactory all
through December. especially
through Christmas week. The
great rush cleaned out very
many goods. but we find on
looking round that very
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81 TELEeRIlPH
Jssr o. INTEREST.


V.~s.,x Mass. Dee s,--Sevsrat inter
...f;n, f,..t. of cat and wire nails have been
mad. TN. past week at the Wstertown Ar
sena,. with siew TO demonstrating beyond
III argument tbs reiarire holding power
xtee used in ordinary building material.
=, conflicting have lpen the claims OF the
manufacturers as Il, the merits of wirc nails
ysl cut nails that an association of rroIsl-
ip.ut manufacturers arranged for this series
az tests upon the government testing ma
chine at the arsenal
There were present many weh-khoN
gentlemen, who throughout the series OF
tests have token much interest III the
accomplishments.
The nails usesi were selected from mar
ket stocks. those of the wire being of cor
responding size with the eat nails, both ID
weight and length, and every 'lefaii OF the
contest was conducted by the committee 50
q. to be recognized Is authoritative ana at,-
soluteIy fair Major Reilly, the eoniman1-
ant, selected these nails anil assorted them
in packages. each one being weighed ana
recorded The size of cut nails ranged from
i-s-ineh nails, 81, tine, s64. TO s-inch
spike nails, +1d and sol, 4 10 Il TO the
pound The wire nails were secured TO
correspond as nearly rs it was possible
The package were made up and sealed
and were tested in the order of their sizes,
beginning with the six cut and a-inch wire.
4 spruce plank well seasoned and free from
knots. was selected and planned perfectly
smooth. Into this the nails were driven,
frs, cut nail, then wire nail, the depth
being precisely inches each for the i-inch
sizes. Before being driven they were
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Enee. Oct z. 1882

GOING. wEsT-6ea a. NJ. for Lewiston,
Pennington. gocklana, Portland, Boston and
Montreal I'D A. NJ for iialloWctl, Tar
diner and south bardiu"r. iHln \. Tor
Brunssick lewiston, tarRiuGon. Hockland,
Portland and boston, connecting Tor White Noun
,ain Points aud quebec sno 4, NJ. for IIaowell,
Gardner aud south Gardiner, .. - Hud 30 !. "
Tor Brunswick, Bath. Portland BOSTON, go J..
NJ. for naOwrll, Gardiner and south t,ardinef,
HOP NJ might Pullman every night for Lew
fston tsatt, Eoekiaad. Portland aud Boston.
s.OINs. EAST ~ 4, VI. tidghi eXrress1 for
SkoNhegan, belfast. Bangor, har liarbnr, -
Stephen, NJ. John aud Arpastuak County, sS
A NJ Cor waleFsir, and Skowhesan an,i
Tor BANGOR and Nane"hore. lsS T. "
far wacryiile. connecting at MateFt'ile
With go =. VI TRAIN fnt lewiston
sIs T. NJ for Waterv4uc, oakland
Nar,h Ansea, bingham. skowhcgau. Belfast,
Dnrrr, fnxeruft, ia,ueor, Ear Iarhnf, Il stephen,
St John aud Arao'fnnk tpunty. VIZ n VI. sun
dsys eny for Wsi'relilc snd Bangor.
The y igh' Pullman Trans going east at tie A.
NJ. going west at II ~ T.. NJ. run oaeh way every
night sunday inclad.d connecting fer Lewiston
and Rucklahd, hnt not to >kowhtsan on MONDAY
morulngs Or to Belfast. Dexter, ar beyond iao'
xoy, oa sunday morning
The day iralns gong West at 1910 y.
NJ and Fast ut as J.. VI. run daily, SUNDAY in.
Guided, between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
RECOMMENDATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves south Gardiner, caa A. VI, liz o
and as T.. NJ, iialiowrll, S.ip A. NJ, l-'s and
th9 L. VI.
Through tickets 10 California and Nil points
South and West may be had of y. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta. the only olheo IN Augusta
s.liiny via all routes and checking baggage free OF
expense,
rAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 Gent Manager
r. T.. BoorIIRl, G.ui Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Oct, =. isps.
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SUPERIOR COURT
December Term--Hon. o. G. Hall Presiding.

W. :. tHoATE. Clerk.
&. T. SrEyENs, Sheriff.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+. 4. SMALL, Stcpographer.
TrI.i,AN, Nov. 6.
The December term of the superior
court convened this morning at 10 o'clock.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Leland of
Augusta The following attorneys from
ont of town were in attendance w. Z.
IIaines, 5. 5. Brown, Fred Clare, c. f.
Johnson, W. c. Philhrook, Watcrville; &.
W lIcselton, A. NJ. Spear, G., l.. Andrews
and O. b. Clason, Gardiner; Loring Farr,
Manchester; George w. Field, Oakland;
f. q. Bean, Readiield l.. T. Carleton,
Winthrop. Officers III attendance: Edgar
T.. Norton ami Ira True. In attendance on
grand jury: Wallace Berry.
The following is list Of the JURORS
drawn for thiS term:
Gco. r. Benson, Oakland, foreman; w.
II. Brock Clinton: BENZ +. Charles,
Rome; Fred w. Chase, Augusta; A. G.
Clifford. Winslow: Geo. +. Fairbanks,
Winthrop; VIM. +. Getehell, Chelsea;
John Il. Gould, Halowell {excused) :;
John s. Jones, Augusta; Ethan Little.
Monmouth; VIM. Maxwell Litchfeld,
excused: j. f. Merrill, Wateryille, lex
cused): &. l.. Richards, Favctte; Seth B.
Richardson, Vassalboro; Henry :. Kicker,
Watervile. Excused Ashiel Robinson
Windsor, (excused); Benz. S. Smith. Gar
diner; Everett Stone, Augusta.
The case of George W. Field, admins
traitor vs.. Elias 4. Bowman was taken up
and opened to the jury this forenoon at the
conclusion of the call of the docket. The
action is trover to recover the value of u
COW, horse, certain farming tools. house
hold goods and farm produce alleged to
have been worth 500. The plaintiff is the
administrator on the estate of David Bow
man, late of Oakland, and claims that the
property sued for belonged TO his interstate.
Two daughters, a son and widow are the
plaintiffs in interest. The testimony for
the plaintiff was closed at 4 o'clock. The
The defence is that the plaintiffs interstate
became estranged from his family 20 years
ago and went away by himself; that the
defendant, who was nephew, gave HIM
home during a portion of the last three
years, and otherwise befricnded him, and a
short time before his death he went to the
defendants to live, giving to him the prop,
erty in question. Defendant also contro-
yerts the claim rs 10 the value. Plaintiff
denies that there was any attempt on the
part of the intestatc 10 give away his prop
erty to defendant, hut say that if there was
the gift failcl because there was not de-
livery. The testimony was nearly conclud-
cd at time of adjournment. :. :. Brown
and George w Field appear for plaintiff
W. r. EIaiues for defendant.
Adjourned until morning at IN O'Clock.
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REAL ESTATE.
Franklin.

Real estate transfers in the county OF
Franklin for the week ending Dec. ), 1892.
FteHt>ar"N.-Cl'arlrsE T. ferlrt 10 Mrs. H. y.
Perky, i,Tcmists, val. cou.
NV ~uAruN.-iIannah and Ecbi. =. t,ufioii
of stark "a Flora " StryeRs.laHd and buildings,
Ia: Tiara H. Putscr 10 t o. Mclaughlin. interest
an ureniS.s slIh!p: Rrssic f. and Ralph Potter
'bV guardian tn Geo. Mclaughlin. Interest III
SANE. S3s9sO.
J,Y-.io.rp H. Nash to Il. q. hoothby, grow
ing lumber eit. -IUG, james u Emery 10 Maine
Central Il. u. Co., land and spring Of water ~"
WI ToN Fret l.. GOrd1n to LarDy Il. Brown,
lBnt and buildings sg,j: l.iroyt Brown 10 has.
whitley. one halt land and buildings, -l62.n
Agnes J. Goodspeed to John l'ikc, land, go; teo
o. Garrett TO john Pike, land, siiJ.
TOWNSHIP Il. -, w. Il. h. P.--J. Manchester
iinvur< OF Augusta, tn skinner. French Co.
township of land l.TD acres, ~ and val. con.
SAtEa.-.Josai Lake Ia Albert Pease of Phil
lips, land, sl3.'.
Tow N~iIIr :. q. Franklin Mekechnie 10 }
W. lowell land 50.
Ei'sri>.-.Iohn W. and W. A. sylvester to John
l.. Durlos, land 80.
MApEip.-M a. Hood OF Phillips to Henry u
Hathaway, premises, $50.
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FUN AEp MalIcioussfss
The Dessinctfos Ee.ween the Two Pointed
out by Citizen.

EiliIofs ~ ne .hense1tf -JDHFANI:
Some steps should b. taken TO put a stop
IN ,b.. rantsu slsStrusii..H Of windows in
churches and private DWELLINGS,. Within
the past three weeks four "iisinHs IN one
church on State street have been troken,
and church notice upon the ''per Of thus
church destroyed by being ni1is target
for saow balls.
The writer learns that other churches are
experiencing the same annoyance. Eases
of .silfal7 breaking of the glass in private
Il weil,ng. have also been mentioned II IS
a. natural for a boy to throw snsr~ balls, or
even stones, o. it is for him 70 eat But
these Young gentlemen should he male to
understand I,e difference between faa and
s,aifef0BsH|ss,
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VA, i S,aae eutsre,i the cfsarcl. 81 the
I.ssieeues, Maverick street F.aiT Bostnns
Tneaits morning. and cut bis throat Win
r,zar He uss found naeousciesis ia pew
i, s,,,,r l,ser AMI vas removed to the City
ha.,,;.al Thsr.. /. %, hop. of h.F recovery.
So -.s y, vesy. oil. and lived q; 81
Maverick strert.< Dssponsleuey + ESvba'iy
H.. ...e.s.s
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rsoF. saIIa
making His Last Speech ia Mis- 0wn neieass
In the Htrssy Trial

ciS.sSSArs, Dee 1 nr. Lowe to-day
closed tise Argument fer til. prosecution in
Pref. SMITHS trial for kcresy, and Prof.
Smith hogan his lsss speech in his own dc,
scnse. The nssin question, he declared, is
i@spirat'en of saeh asn,r that the Holy
Slstn aseseanae the naarai bias Of haman
writers Of the Bible, So as TO preclude alt
possibility nj error. even Of fact
tlr cesnmiit~e .scl; i; was III such ns
tnrc. isni he maintained that the confession
of faith did not resaire subj belief. lie
quoted from Wars;ehl and Hodge 10 show
The Scriptures here in,iei.hle traces Of ha-
man errur. The argument win be con,in-
ued tomorrow.
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The RID Men have issued very neat in-
yita,ions No an entertainment and hop to be
given at ihesr hall next Monday rvening.
The following talcnt has been secured for
the entertainment Miss Carrie Douglass.
clocutionist; Miss Flora Gross. soprano;
Miss Mabel Fossett. soprano: Miss Inez
Wakefield. soprano; Mrs. y. }. Bugtes,
rnnirato; Mr.. Charles Cook, tenor; Mr..
II II. tomtis, tenor: Mr.. John !. Turner,
baritone MIR. Frank Stanley. bass Mr..
4. H. Larrabce, baritone; Mr.. Arthur H.
Blair. violin. Mr. Fred Winsiaw, piano.
The entertainment commences at 10 AMI
i, folIovc ed hy the dance. music for which
viii be- furnished by Douglass. The fol-
lowing gentlemen comprise thu committee
uf arrangements A. l.. Stephenson, j. H..
Iarrabce, W. g. Ellis. George l.. Tyler.
and George W. Brown, .ir.
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;ope,s7o II -,

II deem II my duty to the public to state
the wonderful effects of DIR. tireene's Ner-
yara blood and nerve remedy in my ease.
My improvement has been most gratifying
and language cannot describe the change IN
my feelings and prospects.
Where al WIS gloom and dependency.
there is non light and hope. gained IL
poun,'- and am still gaining. Nni alone
myself bat know many others who can
testify to the merits of Dr. Greene'S Ner-
yura llou;l and nerve remedy.
CHARLES II. HopcpoN,
81 Diana ST., SOnprylile, Mass.
nr Greenc. the successful specialist in
curing all forrns of nervous and chronic
diseases. ~ Temple Place, Boston, Mass,
can he consulted free, personally or by
letter. Call or write him about YOUR case,
or send for symptom blank TO fill out. and
a letter fully explaining your disease, giving
advice, etc, will be returned free.
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FAIRFIELD.

Billy farr has curiosity on exhibition
at his tavern, an immense paddock taken
from Libby Prison by Geo. Cotton, then Il
sergeant in the Mon army. The paddock
is ponderons affair weighing nearly five
pounds and with key about eight inches
long. Mr. Cotton has lately presented the
historic relic to Mr.. Edward Ware, of
Watcryille
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Capt. T.. Higgins of the steamer liz1ie
Sqow. Who has been in the city for several
weeks past, leaves today for Savannal
ia, here he will spend the winter with
his family. which is already there. Capt
Higgins is enthusiastic about the new boat
which will he put on the line another sum
mor He states that every dollar of the
money necessary to build the boat is sub
-cribcd and that it will soon BE- in process
az e.,nStruptipu
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The annual meeting of the Buxton aud
Hollis Agricultural Society. was held At
their hall at the fair grounds Bar Mills.
Saturday and the following hoard of officer
were elected for l39;; President, Andrew
T.. Berry, Bar Mills vice president, Henry
simpson, Saco; secretary. Ira ". Millikcn.
Hollis: treasurer, James W. MeserYe, Bar
Mills; directors. Calvin Roberts, Hollis 4
[. Edgecomb, Buxton; j. r. MekcHrey
Buxton; Rufus A. Smith, Dayton; Joseph
II. Smith, Hollis: Frank J. Roberts, Water
boro. The date Of holding the next fair,
W hich was decided OH SOME time ago, i
Sept. ,, q and :, 1893.
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Superintendent Moore of the Gardiner
Water COMPANY has put in this season about
20 new services. This makes a grand to-
tai of 1000 services in Gardiner, Randoiph
and Farminglale. There are now only
about 300 houses and places of business
in the three places mentioned which arg
not snnplied with city water.
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Deputy Labor Commissioner Chalk, who
was in the city Yesterday, is one of the
bus, men. lie goes TO AUBURN Thursday
and Rockland "Wednesday to visit unions of
working men, and viii assist III establish
Ing at Auburn reading room and employ
ment agency under the direct control of the
working mems unions of that city, move
which is meeting with general approval and
assistance. Last evening Mr.. Chalk was in
Haliowell on business, AMI on Friday. in
company with Mrs, Chalk. leaves for Can
ada. where they will spend few days
among friends.
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e. w. Boynton, the well known stable
keeper has recently purchased handsome
pair of blacks of Tom Simpson who
obtained them in the Canadas. They are
twins and are marked exactly the same with
the exception that one has small white
strip on the nose. They are of the same
size and build and mate up into handsome
match,aI pair
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At a recent meeting of the Portland Art
Club of which Mr.. Harry Broyn is presi-
dent and Mr. Nathan Clifford is secretary,
it was voted TO recommend to the Maine
board ef Werldfs Fair managers to adj 10
the hanging committee of the club which Is
to pass upon the merits OF adj pictures sent
in to b. exhibited at the Exposition next
year. the names of three ladies, Miss Mary
I.ongfellow of Portland, Miss Annie Hardy
of Bangor and Il third to be selected by
Mrs. Buricigh chairman of the special
committee on art In accordance with
this vote Mrs. Burivish has appointed Mrs.
William c. l,oothbs of Augustan member
Of the committee. The examinations and
selections of pictures will hc male at Port
land at such fines as may be designated by
the secrc,ars. Mr.. Clifford.
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The Abnakis Club the geutlemens social
club which has recently been organized
here. met ut the Evans parlors Monday
evening and discussed the leasing OF per
manrut rooms. II is understood that the
members favor securing suite in the Dav-
export block, and will probably lease it if
satisfactory arrangements can b. made
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There is :, repor; at the Charleston navy
ward that the new United States cruisers
Narblel,e,d Maeiiias AMI C.stine viii be
or,lercA 10 that ward 10 be fitted out. This
will result in the employment of an ad,li-
tiouaI number OF men all winter.
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Mr.. Could, in charge of Water Street
Mission reports that the attendance last
SUNDAY evening was the largest since the
mission begun. Al who are interested In
the mission and homo mission work are
cordially invited to he present on Friday
evening of this week at ! O'Clock to assist
in the organization Of a mission.
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4. J. Libby, of Pine Tree stock Farm
who fcrcntls purchased of W +. Walker
If augusta the fast stopper Black larry
90, ~ slipprd lIim "a Boston Monday
where he has been purchased by Il. \. Car
nputcr.
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Funeral o, Lste Commander ni,eheoe.

NV YORK, Dec. 6.--The funeral of
Commander Roswell ID. Hitchcock jr., l..
:. ", took place from the Madison Square
Presbyterian church this afternoon. The
services were conducted by Drs. Parkhurs,
and Paxton. The church was filed with
people, and floral tributes were numerous.
The body was sent to F.tll River. Mass, for
burial
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The J"egSaL night force il under obli-
cations to Mr.. j. l.. johnson. the candy
manufacturer. for midnight lunch of
steamed clans. Like all of Mr.. .Iohnson's
manufactures or productions. they were
t..rat,I 3"
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To put down the oI'l-fasllioncd, huge, bit
ter pills, that grip,.i 50 anil made SUCH dis
turbance internally is more than wise
man will do. He win not put up with such
unnecessary suffering. lie uses DIR. Picrce's
Pleasant Pellets. As Liver I'ili they are
unequaied. Smallest, cheapest. easiest to
take. Put up ip'visls, heFmeticall. sealed
hence always fresh and reliable, which is
not true of the large pills in wood or paste
board boxes. As gentle laxative. ouly
one Pellet for a dose. Three TO four Of
these tiny, sugar-coatcd -rannles act pleas
antis and painiessly as eaiisariic. =
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Lincoln.

Follow ing aruilIe real estate transfers i'll
Lincoln county for the week ending Dec.
:ird. 1892.
EnofuEAY.--Mose, Mason TO Ambrose PHrnell,
land. 1850, Nary r.. Gainngr, ct al TO teiina
Iioigtlon, land aud buildings, 81 etc.
AtIat,,,iso.-frank Arhorn 10 Eugene II
Wade land and buildings $50.