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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

ITO COUNTY OFFTCERs.-Books and Blanka
Il required by county officers for the use Of
the courts, or for Office use supplied 70 order hY
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING H0UlaR B
WAkaakAr street.. AayAaash
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

I OST. Wednesday afternoon, one bunch
II keys on the way from corner Wayne and
West Broad streets to Kieffer's drug store. Re-
warded il delivered at KRAFT'S BAKERY, cor
ner Wayne and West Broad streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

FARMERS, ATTENTIoN-New potato bar
Il rels as cheap secondhand barrels, In
any quantity. Address, THE ENTELMAN
COMPANY, 21S Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10
LOST.

I OST on Jefferson street between Congress
II and Harris, lady's gold watch and chain
with monogram 2. A. G. Reward IL returned
to 1884, State street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

YOU can enjoy railroad and steamboat TIP
i to Wilmington Island and return for 40
cents. Tickets for sale by conductors on Whit
aker. A bercorn and BrouRhton- Habersham
street cars and at Coast Line depot. See sched-
ule in special notice column.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

The official circular announcing the APP
pointment of s. II. Hardwick assistant
general passenger agent Of the Richmond
mond and Denville. has been issued by
General Passenger Agent Taylor as fol-
lows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10
ROOMS TO RENT.

GUYTON. GA-DelightfuI rooms for rent
~ Best location in Guyton. Address
HEALTH, care News office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

WANTED, city real estate, improved and I'M
w improved, to sell, w. K. WILKINSON,
Real Estate Dealer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10
FOUND.
MIsCELLANEoUs.

MEAL TICKETS in lively demand; 20 FOL
vi IS 60 at the HARNETf HOUSE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

AILANTA ga, Jun9 Z, 1871.
On and after date S. H Hardwick, assistant
general passenger agent with office at 1900
Pennsylvania avenue Washington, d. O., is as
signed specially TO the territory emDracin :
Washington and east of Washington
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

The passenger department Of the Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railroad have is
sued for distribution a handsome blotting
pad, showing fast train to Montgomery,
Ala, via Thomasville and Alabama Mid
land railroad, which is ten hours and nine
teen minutes quicker than any other route.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

TOR RENT, rooms furnished or unfurnished
II at 1879 Liberty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10

CHOUT Blaine or Harrison, but never forget
- or miss TARVER'S oldtime Saturday night
auction sales, No e3 Droughton, corner Aber-
corn street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Last week at Barring. ~bils some men
~eTe having q drnukea csroussl, one MIX
Lisherness ssabb d ere Moorehesi in two
plsc 8, sni Ii is feared he viii de. No
arresss have yet been made.
Friday, Jan 1st, q most decided chsuga
il TO be made in the rates oy the Msiie
Central Railroad and-s. has been the Custom
OF late with this rusd, the change Is To b.
fer the bsuen, Of the travelling puoiie-a
sort of Sev Years gift This time the
charge Is in ssle Of mileage books S stion
agents have been not had that 1000 mile
books will be sold at tso sDd = half
cents . mile and 1900 mile books for
two and . quarter tents Further than
this the new rule, copy OF which has been
received by Station Agent Benson At Lev
Teton. viii mske the oogks very much m9re
generally transferable. Books ~iiI be
issued, good for ,he members Of 4 fAnils
and It is most likely thst toe re.uls viii be
that milesge DO sks will b. good In the hand.
of whonsoever presents them. Or eou'se,
Ihese books are 90 d 90 the Kaox Il Lin
cola branch and tn. Mountain Division sni
it is very popular move Of ine Maine
CenEfal.
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WORD FROM CHILL.
Minister lontt Shows Secretary Bate
Z Telegram
Saying All North Americans but TIVE
Thinks Chilli is Right.

wAssrsGros, Dec. si.-Senof Mortt.
,ne Ca,ian minister. had apothef iatervies
with Secr.,u, Biaire tedsy The minister
ialde before the secretary the foiiowins
telegram ffom Mr.. Mats, minister Of for
sisa sn.lrs 81 Santiago. bearing on tho Ia
q,iry INTO the trouble Of Valparaiso be-
t-ssn ,ibe ChiiiAIs and sailors from
the United States Steamship Baltimore
From the summary Of the proceedings W
sppears the srussle eamme ICED between
two ssilors In = tavern 4, Ward Araysn;
that IL continued on he street 9Th accession
Of unmbers Of the Inhabitants sad trsusie Al
parties from the s;resls called 'Det
c,ave,' sSaa Francisco and 'Alsmos.
The disorder sxser dsd to the streets "Del
ATsen S.r and San Martin" where the
police force suecseded in restoring order.
All tbs Y tGn Am ricsns except too, sts'e
that 1ne police dd their dutg
and from the volumlnnus proceed
ings it sppesrs that the C 'urt has
done and is doins ito duty. Whenever the
prosecuting attorney renders his opinion and
he time for p-odaeieg the evidence shall
have expired, the sentence will be given,
establishing sho, ard how many are the
guilty parties ~hs may only be pre-
sumed II present. Whoevsr they may be
they viii be punished. Legal proceeding are
beirz scuvely carried forsard to the proper
termination" Minister Montf, when qass-
toned by .te reperssr, ssi5 he though, the
statement Ia the above dispatch, thst all
North Americas. exec spting two. said ths
police did shetr duty, vas favorable 10 ths
Gillian side OF the controversy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01

Winding Up the Graves Trial-Jury
Will Retire saturday.

DENVER, Col Dec 81 Judge Belfofd
resumed bis argument TODAY 10 the Graves
ttial. He said: The last nigh, we left Mr..
BsrnSby 10 the Adirondsoks, AID not~i b.
Standing she hrd Sl30, GOO ia her own p ght,
Dr. Graves sent her check for $50, to pay
70. her excursions. He gave her dire etions
in the letter carrying the check boz to col
lsct it A little lster be seat her another
check for $50. ~iil iesd some of bic
iettefs TO show you ho~ coTrup. he was, ,at d
bos utterly helpless this ~omsn, with her
immense fortune, hsd been reduced. This
ls'ier is dsEed July stn, and stdiessed to
Mss Hauley,
He has fastened upo, her pr, and
female spy Is sissys more hesttiess thsn
any male detective. The letter is addressed
to Mise Hanley. who says, "bu. Mrs. Bar
naby, the enclosure ia for you II is
registered to Miss Hsniey. Was there
some secret instruction in ni Why regis.
ter this letter? The whole conduci of thi.
man SCI ms susk.-like IL 10 registered
10 Mis-. H>niey to 'sve you the trouble Of
postofiice receipts" he sxys.
Why IL he did not wish to bother her
with post office receipts dii he register the
letter? He ssys be should prefer her TO
pay beDfeV Ae uuie he p0ssipie III ufutf
that he might pay him by check. Judge
Bedford said the first will made by Ms
Bxrnsby was drasn up BY Col, Baliou two
weeks b b.f0re the compromise was effected
o. Mr.. Batnaby's will. Ia thi. document
Dr. Graves vas beqlesthed 900 and
Judge Beiford said he believed Col Bsilou
and DR. Graves forced Mrs. BarDsby to
m AXE This gill beiure they would sitemps
10 break nf. Bsrnaby's viii.
Judge Bedford severely attacked Judge
Macon for ssying in his speech yesterday
that ne thought the Worreii family were
the guilty on.s. and not DR.. Graves. Judge
BeifoHd said the defence was not manly
enough to bri8g this charge against the
WCrsell. n the proper msDDer.i
Judge Furman, Counsel Tor The defeDse,
then began his speech. He made an ene,-
eetic attack upon Judge Belford and said
the prosecution must be in sorry way when
rh,y bad 90 secure Mr.. Bslford, who is the
M 81 els quent lawyer N Colorado, to beip
h.r an lon c nt msD. Jude Furmsn made
8 britlia1t Argument on, famed 10 touch upon
msny vital p iits nasde by the prose cution
ssaipst DR.. Gravss. At the conclusion Of
bis speech the court Adjourned unlii Sstur-
day, when Districg Attorney sIeveus will
make the isss Argument for the prosecu-
;ion. Iii, the intention of both sides to
allow the jury to rsgire Saturday night.
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Sailrra0s E Sfeausopzts
Asrsnssss.e = Trsi.s ln E3sea Ssv.
z9sh. 1881.

0omO WED1-s-B 4. 4. sov Levsssss,
es>e1an1, tsvti.sA, Bs~tos sd Nsssrsai, 5AS {.
- ~ dailowst, 6Asdizsr aad sosrh E,sr1Iasr
lo,te Z. =. Tor nrnasSt i, lewiston, ssr.1nx:t :,
Eeoe1aA1. Pogsfaed snd BossoE. eonnestinG for
4nee Aeyntssn rstnfss 1ee = ~ fus
4A11Uea. 0ssdtney snd h0uth fsnfdfn&v. 4 a
2. j. fos 0g1Ds~tck ss1h, syyrianA ssston.
50 esteydsys sAsy. fos ReekiaAd, eae r. =. for
laAowsn. 0ssdtsss as4 sDssh 4j2fdiner, tt6a
~ tstkhf Pullman tor L~w1sssa, bsth. Fort
- - nsssos-
oOt00 nA0Y-aie 4. q. fsisht szpsess) fos
skewhsGsA, Belfast, Bangor, b9 aasoof, st.
u. - Wsfsrsti>. 9ssva>ess sad Bangor, , -
2. =. fos stsrvfiie, Oakland, sosth Anpon,
ninGhsa, 9bowhssAa. B-lfzE. bower and
yoz foft. Bangor, sxs Hsrbof. s. buenens,
~. Jota asd Atoossoss Counsy, ind ,tndsys
only, - e.H =. H.. - BAnsof.
Ths NfGn fuiiaaa frsfas run eask way sysry
afGhS, 6nndays tn iafse. but DOT 70 shoyh@xsn
on Monday mornisfs, % 70 B-'tfAst. DeKtex, on
te7ead HAssos. % 8sa isy moyniags.
The day eHprsss trans soans Rest ~ 10 10 a
=. sad Eza ); ss r. =. rus sally, saadsys IN
eisAsd. bsfvesn Boston. Lewfstoa, Bath, Bangor
SD d John.
ACCOMMoDATToN TRAIN for Aaxasss
iesvss So~th axrdiaar, S.zs A. NJ, 10 And nc
=. NJ; Gardiner, s3s A. ~; fzD and t.fS r. N.
Hal.owell. SO A. H., Us aad sSg r. ~
Through tickets 70 Cauforaia and ali ps,nts
soa'h and West ssy be had OF y II. Fsissr
ssifsx via al foates and eheoAisG baggage srse o.
exksnss.
rAYsON rUckEa, vles Pres. asn1 Manager.
y. E- BooTHBy. Gent Pass. and Ticket Ar.
fosflas1, Nov. 20, toei.
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UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
The National Conference Feels Gratified
at its Good Work.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81 At todsy's
session Of the Nsuonsi c inference of U
versity Exteuslon. Prof. michsel Ssdier Of
Oxford, Eog .pote about the Uoiversity
Extension in Erglsnd. He sAil England
expepds SO 100000 3 year for teachiog
scier ca snd technical education. sbDui
800 600 Of which goes to aid the Univer-
sly Extension centsrs.
DR.. WIifred Fl. Munro. Brown Univer-
sity, spoke on the study OF history under
the University Extension system He
favored the placing Of each centre in chsrge
Of q committee, and thsss committees
should act ,og ther TO have uniformity.
10 New England, he declared. the masses
we're being reached The charges are pui
wn TO the lowest figures, inciuii1ga lit
tie charge for examination. The suiier CO
is really a class and the speaker said be did
not care FOR mole ,hs0 50. as with tbs.
nuDaer the best work was done.
Pfof.CbeneF Of ibe Uoivsrsity of Penn
sylvsuis argued ia favor OF 8 more enter
sssnlDg sysen Of lscturiDg on history, es-
pecisliY in the public schools Prof
Henry L Chapman Of BsvioIn College,
spoke for tte cause in Maine. and ssid tbs
University Extebsion is making real head
way. Reports were msde Of the pfogresi
Of the movement In o;hsr states.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.

The Lsnieys bio,k. Penscook. N. H..
ess buried ihussdAy Loss, 10000; IN
sursuce. 5000 Washington House vss
d.msg d $500.
Tbs~grsst barrel works Of the Standard
Oh Co at Constable HOOK, n. j, we're
burned Wednesd,y Gig1t The loss 10
over 81 900, ,0G0.
Johnny Van Hesst hs. been mstched 10
Asbt GsGrgs Dixoi. coiored bantam veistt.
At Cbicsg,, f,, $3.50 a .ids, he contest to
tsks p,scs Ia a few seeks
RALPH Warren Of New York, . Princeton
Coiisgs student and = wsii-sD0~D foctbsu
pisyer, VT she house Of frienis at Wash
i gjon where be vas visiting Wednesday
morDinz sod has TOT BEEN seen since.
The directors Of the Worlds Fair Wed
%, day. mads = demand for 81 900 600
u,frs of che city Of Cb c.so bonds. Sf 900,
600 10 bs paid IN March. 1892 aud the
cona month later fbe directors had
previously called for 81 600 900 to be paid
February /.
Schooner la y. s ursis, Csp'sin Blsis-
.isil, from Perm amoog To- Por.isad. lie'
10 the lose hsbor at Portsmouth, vitn
h. loss 4 msifs.lI ami FORE g.ft. The
esp'An tspsris eacon atering heavy gaze
Of he hsrojr fnesdsy nigh, snd the vessel
narrowly escaped cesuuction.
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STATE OF BUSINESS.


New YoRK, Dec. 3l--Tbe mercantile
fsilures ior 1891, as reported by the mer-
camille saency of X, G. Dun & CT. and +
Russell & Co, indicate that the rumber OF
failures i'll tn Uniied States was IL, 1913,
sgsirs, 10 g07 IL 1890 The failures IL
1891 are greater 10 pumoer thsn In any
previous year since the record has been
Kept by tbi. sgeucy, tunning bacH To 1851
III the smount of LA ili,igs the figures
are almost precisely the same 81 the year
previou', amounting to Sl69 600 COO The
average nsbiiities for .sch failure were
$l5 All IA 1891, sssinst Sl7 4bG in 1890
The di.tfibu ion Of loss IN geogtspbIcal Al
sections shuss tbst the isb,Iies OF fail.
urss in the Eastern Ststes for the year jnst
closed ste sls,0 900 COO as sgsins. s!7 ,t0O,-
0C0 last year
The failures for the last seven Days re
ported to Dun & RasseiI rumbsr tor tue
Unirsd States 3O7 aud in the cOrrespo1 ding
week lsst year, 81
Brstsueets ssys: Business failures In
the U ied aivs IN 1891 numbered IL 39i
or rs per cent. more tbar in 1890. Ihs
Liabilities were Sl8 900 900 hrser than IN
1890, though about 10 per cent OF this gain
mSy be tfset by two or three features
sh,ch with proper ms0sgement you'd nos
have taken place. About 53 bsuks ard
bankers, owing S35 COO COO, faiied dBrin z
1891, against 80 In 1890, win sb,ut $40
600 600 IF dphts
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'RAH FOR BOWDOIN f!
A B'quss! Of About $500. 1000,
for That College
From The LIT. xfs. Cath ifiae Cares.
In Of OAKLAND, Csliilrnis.
She Was Native Of Harpswell, Me-,
and Was Immensely Rich:

SAN FRAScisoo, Dec sl-The deed Of
trust Ard the vii of the late Mrs Cstherirs
GGesioa of oakland. Cal who died Tues
dsy last from bronchitis, sss made puel 0
today. The deceased VAS the only sistsr
II the late Dr. Samuel Merritt, ps0mi-
nert resident of 0ikisnd from whom she
taherised great weas,h, estimated At
50 600 coo
She was horn At Hsrrswel', Cameerisod
ccu0rv, Msise. Aususs .. 1914. sad mar
rad DR. Gsrcslon at the age of i9. They
removed to 0sksnd, vhere Gsfc2lan died
10 1877, The widow, having no cntldfen.
left .. hers two lephe~s. Frederick and
James Merritt
The viii makes b. q iests to s,venty per.
sons, mostly relsgivss in Maine, and the
residue ef The estate "a constitute truss
fuuds TO erd1~ a hospital al Oaslahd snd
TO B ,wdoin College, Msirs 1'is essimsted
the bospitsl will receivs SON, 900 AID Bls-
doin College S4C0 oGo.
The will s.stes that the deceased oonsld
ers her nephsws amply provided fcr IL that
they received sometLiog lie $500 600 Al
not to contssr tho viii Of DIR Meuift, who
gave the hulk " the estate 10 her.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIssToS Dsc 81 Pensions have
been granted 10 ihsse residents Of Maine :
o>sirsl, Sfsnhen W,nsvofsh, joseph &.
Glib. 1T Nssh r.. G,ndsin, D.aisI Hsr-
mon, Doreph1s L. Pisd, Thsms. 7 Cs-
hooo, Charles 3 w5msr. J Levi sn,
John Il Judge. Rs'ph Ersn.. Willard
spro.l, jane Kssre Miehsel McGav.n.
Addi iobsI. wiii,sm E Chandier, J3nashaa
Carter. Increase 9es.gs A. Cove Re-
issns, Sssphea = Bartlett Orisinsi.
~ido~s err, S1sn W-hbe., Eseiins III.
ore, Edsin r Parks, father, saus 8.
n 10, mothsf
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THE KENNEBEC'S CONDITION.
Tugs Busily Engaged in Keeping II Free
from the Dirty Ice.

Especial to the Kenneoec JOURNAL.
RIcHaosD. Dec, 81 Tug boats have
been chu,niDg the Kennebec oil day, to
S.ep it from frs seziog in its present tuIpid
condition. The frrry boat has not been
able to run on account Of running ice.
Tonight the river is quite clear of ice, most
Of il having passed through the narrows
before dark
The young lsdies give another dance at
Liboy's hall tomorfos night.
A car load Of Boston horses arrived to-
day for e G, Confer and Charles Blair.
they were housed ia the Odiorne stable.
on Main street.
Deputy Sheriff Hodges 10 coafiDed to his
home With serious complications, VI Ich are
sgg-svated BY Ia gripps.
Elder r 4 Weber, who has been
labofiDg for come nms past in Nes Bruas-
wick towns, is 10 town today.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A plot bSs been discovered at Paris 70
blow up the chamber OF d, pptirs aud Rus
sian ,mh'ssy by HuA-lsu nihiliss. Many
arrests have been made.
Right Rev, ssmu'l Adjd Crow.beY.
bishop ri lhe Hgsf TERRITORY. died Thurs-
day a. Lobdou II aas = II ttivr African
sni his history, ,xtendioa over 20 yesrs.
from The state " - jsct seryitnie to rho
eptc pate IL very roms9tio one.
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A FIGHT CERTAIN


New YORK Dec 81 A Ssn Antonio
sp.ci.i to the HsrsIi ssys: N,vs is re-
that Gen LorerzJ Garcia had been killed.
by hi command and t1ss they have escaped
across the river isso Texas, where ,bey
have joined 6sz&
Ne. Orleans Timef-Ds moc'as San
An onio spec,sl says that in tbs 3isrics Of
the Gaz, disturbances there arr now some
200 United States troops ami 10 Texas
Rangers.
They sre scattered huI will be c,ncer =
trssed with the force of Csps. Bou,ks and
when nss.ed shs srosps Will stack GAIA
who y .aid to be escamped near Tcper q
with $50 nsn.
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Iron Hall Branch Instituted at Pi,tsaeld.

Especial to the KEssEsEo JOURNAL ]
PIrTsFrELp, Dec. 81 State Deputy H
C Reed Of Richmond instituted branch
Of the order wednes sisy evening st Pitts
aeld With 80 charter sisners The follow
ilg offcers were installed: Junior past
ja.tice. Gorge Bovdea; chief justice,
George G.gs; vice jus'ica, Burk FHz-
gerald accountant, Rufus Burns; cash er,
Fr.rk Csld~ell; hsra d, Eugene Wey-
mouth: adj lister, G. F. Husssy; pretsts,
Ja.rin Jackson; vsd-,fe. Franz Bracket;
medical examiner. DIR. T. n Drske; srus-
tees, W. Rhodes, W II Hove aud
George A Sylvester. The crdsr is hsvins
Q STEADY growth ia this State, this mssing
s4 branches with ab5ut 1900 in member
sb'p
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SOUNDS BETTER.
Chill EVl(ea!iy Thinks Il Tim.
10 TAX Business.
Would Not Psol HumIla.sd I, Hap
Terminate the Aftif
In a Manner Honorable 10 Herself aud
the United states."

LoSeos, Dec. si.--rhe Santiago de
Ch,n ,orrespoadea, of the rimss teaay
sihsms ON What be declares The highest gu
thorits. that Chill you'd not feel humii,Atsd
il helping to the utmost Of her power to
terminate peacefully aqd In manner hon
etsbie 20 ba,h herself and the Uoited States
tie ccnfiat hieh, tus for the lengthy and Sc
eret form ot esim nsl procedure f,ilosed 10
Chi which allowed II oans,sa, false reports
hostile ,o soed auaerstandiag to be PROF.
ssassd abroad, q uld never have attained
,ul b exaggerated p,oposhons The corres'
poadeat says is is tvtdant that theirs ere fire.
brands Aoxicas for the inauguration Of var
~bicb wsalt be disssitous 10 the best inter-
ests Of bJsh countIirs Concerned.
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A Heavy Failure Caused by Selling Goods
Too Low,

New YONG, Dec 81 Samuel J. Now
ell ami Wa a PteHDy, composing sbs firp'
OF NJseii md Ptssby, draiers IN woole
- dr ssg }0d', 20 White Ut N Y assist =
- ThuT-asy, prs f-f, noes sggregrting s41.-
900 Total liabilities are ts1mAse3 at $40
900 and the probable assets a. $50 900
Fac BUSINESS has ben carried on by the
present Grm since 1889 Mr.. Pfesby osme
to this city frym Bosom, where he did bus.
mess under name Of Wm. A Pfesby & Co.
In 1871 he failed znd shortly sfter came TO
tii. city The firm has been doing IN
otm0us business the past few years, Its
saIss, sccar8ing 10 Mr.. N,weii, reached 10
1891 8 700 600 Selling goods al . loss 10
. i'd ~ be The csuse ~ The hssh.
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4 VERY REMARKABLE CASE.
Augusta, Me Dee. ;, 1891


To the UNION MEDICINE CO.:
1t gives me great pleasure TO testify
to the wonderful cure | have obtained
by the use of your DR. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRIrP. have been almost
totally deaf foi the pact ak years from
the Effects of a scrofula and cancerous
humor NY ears have been hot
dry and constantly full OF con
fn,irg sounds. have also suffered
from faintness sad stomach troubles
After raking six BOTTLES of the
BLOOD sYfUP, I tind my hearing
nearly restored / can now hear the
eIsk tick and listen with pleasure to the
sound Of the CITY BELLS, sounds that
have not been able to hear for the
PAST SIX YEARS. My stomach trouh-
les have entirely disappeared, my gen
eral health has been greatly improved
and have gained THIRTY POUNDS
in weight by the use of YOUR MEDl
CINE. recommend It's use by all per-
sons afflicted with diseases arising from
IMPURE BLOOD
(Signed) MRS. w. H. iILL
can fully subscribe to the truth OF
the above statement NO MONEY
would induce me to again see my wife
Ia the condition she was in when she
commenced to take DR.. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP.
(Signed) W. II. DILL.
Dec. 5, 1891
To the UNION MEDICINE co
Ibayc been estiy troubled with dys
pepsia for the LAST FIVE fEsRs-
have taken TWO BO lies of DR.
WILKINS BLOOD SYRUP and it..hss
benefited me so much, that can NOW
EAT HEARTILY and enjoy my food.
Signed A. d REMIcK
NIeHr POLICEMAN of
Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
FAREWELL BANQUET
rendered Gov. Hill at Albany by His
Democratic Friends.

8LB,sY. N. Y, Dec 81 A farewell
bar ques Iendersd d 10 G jveru1r HUI By tie
Dem0crs ic state I fiji 'efs tonight al the
Kenmore Hotel brought together a large
number Of prominent Democratic poIiG-
cisns. The bsrQpet hall was handsomely
deeora'ed ard $50 guests were present.
At the head Of the tapie EST Secretsry Of
Sste Frank Rice with Governor Hill and
Governor elect Flower On the lefF, 'he
incoming aud outgoing .sste tfiics's bang
seated on each side Of the governors
Amorg Others present were members Of
the Democratic S'ste committee. members
of the s,sff, of outgoing ard Incoming
governors Governor HLl made s fare
vi address.
Governor EJECT Flower spoke bris AZ.
paying slos lug tribute 10 Governor iIil
and pfonouy uiDg bin the greatest lzadFr
the Detnontscv hss ever kuOwa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
SPEAKER CRISP BETTER
And viii be Able TO Preside Over the
House on Tuesday.

wA.HryeTos, Dec 3i-Dr. Walsh,
Speak Ctisp's physician. said today that
Mr. Crisp Was msking rspid progress to-
vafd recover ard be .hinxs sill be sols 10
prpeide over the Fl u'e on Tus'dsy. Tie
spesker, he SAID, Das no gmYoms Of
pneamosis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-01
MAINE PEDAGOGUES
iioid 18th Annual Meeting at Portland :
A Good Attendance.

PORTLAND. Me-, Dec. 81 The 12.I An
nuAl meeting Of the Maine Pedagogic ]
S ,cisty began tonight with good sttsud
spcs, E P Simpson, saco, in the chair.
Hon. j. W. Sy Donds Of Portland delivered
the address of welcome ard President Samp-
Mrs Callahan of Lewiston gave
. reading ard A W Ed.on, Massachusetts.
made sn address on "How to Improve the
Public School Sy stem