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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

Extracts from an article by Charles
Francis ADAMS, prs ident oi the Union
Pacific Railway company, written ia
1856 and Published In 1889, on "Tho
Prevention OF Railroad Strikes:r
'rhc permanent service AZ great
railroad should In many essential re-
specie be very much like national
service, that Of the army or navy, for
instance, except In one particular,
aud " very Important particular, TO
Wit those In IL must OF necessity al.
ways be at liberty TO resign from tt
In other wor ds, 10 leave II, Tho rail-
road company can hold no one In Its
employ one moment against his will.
Meanwhile To belong TO the permanent
service Of railroad company OF tho
iirst class, so iRr as the omployc h con-
corn cd, should mean u great deal. II
should carry with 1t certain rights aud
privileges which would cause that
so vlco TO be eagerly sought In tho
f rst place, he who had passed through
his period Of probation and whose
namo was enrolled IN the permanent
service would naturally feel that his
interests were 20 o large extent idnn.
teal With those o. tho company, and
that he, on the other hand hud RIGHTS
and privileges which the company was
bound 10 respect. II hns been matter
Of boast In Franco that every private
soldier IN the French army carried the
possibility q tho field marshal's laton
In HE kuapfack. IT should be the same
with every employee Ia the permanent
service eta great American railroad
company, Tho possibility Of his rising
iomny position IN that service for which
he showed himself qualified should be
open bftorp him and constantly present
IN his mind. Many OF then remark.
able and succ3agful men who haye
handled railroads IN the United SlAtr
hC.4sl their nciiva lives ~ hraAernsn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

To my friends and the public. On
Dec. 10 I will open first.class srco o ,'ll
Store, everything new and attractive
st,' SyoHs pAld lor IN spot cash, and will be-
sola at remarkably low prices. Polite
ana honest treatment to ali. yonr
patronage Is solicited. Rasneo,ti,U Uur
Go LOUIS BICoCCHf.
Corner Seventh and Burnett street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

The, 5he late W. ]. Gordon n cla -,
city bs M, nIossss, has presented 10 In, t5a,
-s''s On the shore Of Lake E riS OF l2u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

The Z. II, Collins company states Tint
they are in the holiday line and tro 10y
playing big stock. Come on, COM
all and see us before buying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

affair and expressed the wish that Mt.
Winchell would make 1t point TO visit
Fort Worth more frequently,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

Onlv ~ Maud,
for q Sob S SeaIs per pound is the p,ic.
pinre sy,o ooA OF raisins, at Tirnipr s'ee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
ATTHE VERY Low RATE OF
one FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

Tickets on sale December alth. atst and ga.
laR' gooi to return within thirty days from
date OF sale,
On u o morning Of December Goth Special
Excursion Train VIII leave North Texas ana
run through via Rosenberg to New Orleans
without change
In addition TOT this Special Train our Regular
Trans VIII make elosl connection daily at
Fort Worth with the Cotton pelt.n aud at
senb.rg with the southern Pacific
TICKETS WILL BE SOLD BY ALL ROUTES.
For further Information, call on or write
nearest G. C. s T. Ticket Agen. or
W. A TuLEY, II. C. THOMPSON.
lraE Pass, AGENT, C. p. IT A.,
dallas, Tex. Galveston Tex
WN' bouGHEETY, City Ticket Agent
<O9 Main Street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

One of III most pleasant affairs Of tho
fenson was hn informal BANQUET M no
Crescent rdtaurant NJ noon YESTERDAY
be spread being given by Il L.. Win'
he'll. assisnnt general passenger nermt
# the Kansas CITY, Memphis and Bir,n'
neham railway to some Of his friends
Among those who sat az the festivo
'oard The Gazette noted =. ii. uard.
gick, assistant general passenger AGENT
q the Richmond and Danvilie; n n
lnch, assistant general passenger agent
Z The Newport News and AIisslssinni
ialley railyhy: L, w. LeBaume, renersi
htsstugcr 4 ticket agent OF thr ~.
pa Belt S. tenn; q. w Barnhart. Pen
bal agent the Cotton Belt lines In
FORT Worth q. A. Canine.eity nnsse,,.
eF and ticllt agent Of the Cotton Belt.
Pad Il. III, Jones', travelling pnssengs,
gent OF 10 Cotton Belt The ami
as u mostrnjoyRhlc one and the rncsfs
ngerel lgg over the array OF rood
pings. ThCe We're no toasfs or any ~
Pc usual ID tape accessories usual "a
feed Of lls kind, bat every one preS9
pr consill "a himself coinmlltee Of
ne 10 eanltnin thr INST, aud as A re.
hlI all hi ept thoroughly enjoyed liz
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
RA1LWAYLAW.

The following notes OF decisions are
from the Railway Review OF Chicago'
Damages fnm failure to give crossing
signalsGA man was lawfully on the de-
pot grounds Of railroad company un-
LOADING r0fu iui0a crib which was near
two hiuhwsy ssings, when an en-
gine aas.i eithout signal, and
frightened ua leam, causing them to
run away and niure him. Under the
railroad iuie OF Iowa, providing
that 10 rd a0 ngine shall approach
a highwu foHlag without giving u
signal, 61d 1as'ug the neglect to give
such eiguI 1r. iomcanor, the COM
pany V l1ag though the injured
man wa u0, tempting to use ouch
crossing fhlrr gan VS.. Illinois Con-
trial railaa} ml ny. supreme court of
Iowa, So " w h5p. 23G.
Reaso1ab @ Of Regulation OF Rail.
wat CoumH-nu Where the only evil
dehoe e lH ne finding of the rail-
road comm lilgers, that private
farm erula grade is dangerous.
consist &. opinions OF witnesses
without auy to support them, an
order OF 'lc gunmissioners directing
the railr' upany TO construct an
oYerheli 90 lg, will not be en-
forced hy lr QUITS, as the statute Of
1871 requ courts to first find
that tha of they are called on
TO enfaue ~ reasonable and just
Estate lH p. st. r. Ry. Co.. SUI
preme nari} .'"a, 43 NJ w. Rdp. 253. J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
"a EALsE srATnMENr.

A correspondent of daily pnper
published Id ncirhboring city, being
very DESTROYS of exhibiting his superior
information and knowledge of railroad
officials and their movements. publishes
o statement 10 the effect that the
rresence of the Cotton Belt officials in
THIS city Nvas Indicative Of some radical
changes. Tie presence of Mr.. In
Beaumc ana his agsociatcs was simply
Tor the purpose Of looking aftor the
holiday bu3ness and an endeavor TO
corral US ltrge n portion OF il as pos
sible for thNr lines. The Gazette spenks
by the card when 1t says no chanFes are
contemplated and none will take plnce
unless to ihfrense the force. The state,
ment as PTblished has seriously emhar-
raised SONY Of the railroad mon In This
city, men Who have been In the eervic,
OF the cummny for years, and who have
become 80 Nell and so thoroughly ilen-
tined with the interests of their rond
IN Fort WGth that nothing short Of n
ohahge In pc general managcrship Of
me Hue wollu nuect their status with
, 'he COMPANY ana such statements ma
,puDnshcd M the paper referred TO are
wholly graptous and unwHrranted by
any circumitance connected with tho
visit of thd officials or anything they
may have snid or done while hcra
tlms statenhnt is made at the repnest
~ me othclYs referred 10 and In Justice
10 the luculloInclNls OF the company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
LOCAL TIME TABLES.


Texan and Paddle trains Nos bund G. the 80
LOUIS Cannon Ball. only to- 90 TcNarfinl
4 g Junction. hilunti Do ersou Marshall,
louTYiew Function 1lf sandy Mlncola, WINS
l'Hint Terrell EaAt DALAI Dallas una Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

The trains OF this line make direct connoo.
tiona with the Texas md Pacific railway trains
Nos q 4, . and 10 At Menthuriord, leaving Fort
Worth (vla Texas and Paoihc .aiiwaO and ar
rying Vi Mineral Wells as follows
Anne Depart
ltiiO q, Fort Worth a. & p, Ry) ,pOi u. m
t,thp. m,,,Fou Worth IN & r. Ry) i;a6 y m
uNt y. m,.,.,.. Mineral Wclls,,,,..,, 1850 o. m
sls7 .. tn.,,..., Mineral Wells..,. ,,,. 500 D. IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

H''tIN la.. lsLbOfAD MEN
Some lr" q as years ago young
man oi .a Ur " ears ofsage came to
Fort Word F1n Houston, being en-
ployed lst by the Texas Traffic
Association lrdor Mr. Waldo. Soon
after h. nls reice with the Gulf,
Colorad n Sc 'a Fe in the office OF
Local i mo runs. After several
months We he was offered
and acc position of ticket clerk
unoer j. j. AuIlGne vice j. f. Smith.
resigned 70 nfccpt service with the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas This young
man was VIM Dohertv. nov passenger
and ticket agent in charge of the city
passenger and ticket business and OF the
territory wcsi Of the main line. north Of
the san Angelo branch and south OF he
Red river
Mr. Doherty is now only 30 years Of
age. hardly in manhood's prime,
yet he has demonstrated the
possession Of unusual ability
for the position he now occu-
pies, position that requires peculiar
tact, an agreeable presence and a
knowledge OF the world and the men
that are it. No portion Of the traffic
department Of a road requires such
Keen activity and wide-awake attention
to the details Of the business as the
passenger department, and that this is
So Is demonstrated oy the fact. that,
whlie many are called, few are cho-
sem
Mr. Doherty enjoys, to marked de-
gree, the confidence OF his chief, Il. G.
thompson, general passenger and
ticket agent, who is not only an ao-
knowledged leader among passenger
officials, but possesses the pc
cullar faculty of having the
love, esteem and hearty cooper
alton Of all his subordinates. Thus the
santa re in Texas is rapidly gaining
an enyiable prestige over competing
lines, and for this the perfect harmony
and admirable system which prevails in
the passenger department is largely re-
sponsible.
To be an integral part of such model
machinery, to hold tho position OF pas
senger and ticket agent In a city
like Fort Worth and controlling
such m amount of territory Is
in itself an honor by no
means to be dcspised, aud attests the 1T
ness OF Mr. DOherty for the position he
sounassumlngly Ellis.
Ia his home life Mr.. Doherty is hap
PLY situated. a charming little woman
PSsidos over his cosy home and
brighteyed boy runs to meet papa"
when his days work at the office is
completed. He has every incentive to
urge him on; has a reasonable amount
OF !audable ambition, aud before the
silver threads appear in his dark
locks he will be holding u high and
honored position In railway service.
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SYaiai g..sxassuss.

e1an adysrt,ssnsass. Hes sxsesd1zG M Ne,
ee1tsG under the hsA1 Of WABrxr, tuA oAIn,
y cents, thrss stnSs for . ssats aad one vsea u
~ sCnts, a1vsAes pAynsnt.
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Dr. D. 7. Ssnborn went to Portland Sat,
utday.
Gen s. J. Gsllssher i. home from Wash
instou.
Mr. f IL. graham was in the city yes
terdsy.
Station Agent f. E. Parkmsn is dawn
with the grippe.
William ones Of Brsccl Mills, Palermo,
Va, In the city Saturday.
Mr.. A. W. Thsyer Of the Augusta House
went to Bangor Saturday.
Mr., Joseph Ho=srd, living on the river
rosd, /. reported ysry i'll With lung fever.
Miss Ins Chsab ourue returned Saturday
evening from moalh's visit with friends
in Rockl,ud.
Cashier George 4. Smith Of the Northern
National Bank Of Hsllowell was in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. +. r. Psrir dgs who has been very
sick with the epidemic is little more COM
Portable.
Mr.. Dell Flyut, OF Hebron Academy, is
pending week with relatives and friends
in this city.
Mr.. Harry Lowell, Of the firm Of Lord &
Lowell, is Gu: sgAia stier a severe illness
with Ia grippe.
Mr.. Freeman Barker, who has bsen con
ndefed dsnge;ou II /, was reported ir-
proved yester lay.
Mrs. j. NJ. Crcss vent to Biurs.ick
Saturday, called there By the illness Of her
daughter, Ms. Thompson.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. W. Dudley OF
the North Parish, Eat Side. this city, is
quite seriously i'll with heart disease.
Mrs. Benz, Cashmsn and Miss May Wal
are both sick at their home in til, city
Mi" Wall was dangerously i'll when last
heard from.
Fl E. Moady left Saturday for Lynn
Mus where he will make his future home
He has jas. graduated from the Dirigc
Guinness College.
MI. +. G. Harrington Of ihi, city, Of the
clns Of 81. B;wdoin College, has beer
elected oue OF the vice presidents of the
b wio!n Athletic Association.
Fttd Ham, FGx L Co.'S candy maker
vent to Bar q, F.id,y to attend the fuaera
Of his grand m other, who died Of pncumon
in that city Thursday night last. He re.
turas today.
Mrs. Diva J K,ilo II and dsushtt,
Agnes have rs.ursei t, Boston with Mr..
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DIDyT e0PAR.
Calvin Barker, an Escaped Insane
Patient, Captured on Water street
Saturday.


A travelling maa veil known IN this CT,
hsd arranged his sample cases 10 front o
the store If BusselI 4 Weston Ss.uris,
rarEirs AID vss locking iheir content
ever. Several psssers-by stopped ana
Looked on. Finally youns man came u
AID stood in the doorway ciose II hard- Tn
others moved on. but he remained. tn,
travelling nan glanced up At him and the,
vent On With bis work.
Sad1ealy sleigh esms dAs5inz diva TIE
street, with sso men in it. Ole Of them
cried Out. "Thzre be Is. "shs dannsr turn.
srousd IN TINA to see the two msn
seize his coupari,n, hurry him into tbs
cutter. AID han. tuflins il rcuad, drive ea
over the bridge.
What did IL mean
Was 1t possible to openly kldnap . mar
in troad daylight on Water street?
The hing lad been done 90 qaiciIy
that bus few had noticed il. Blu,
inysssisation SOON revealed the fac,
that the slrarge young man was az in
zane patent Who bad iaa escaped from the
Hospital His name 10 Calvin Barker Of
Skoshssan. II. was not free ~ hour in
al.
Barker had slipped from . returning
party Of patients who bad been cut for Z
walk into = party jaT starting oa.
Il was then an easy matter TO sliy
Gu; Of the way. HIS Abserce va,
soon noticed. however. and DR.. Rove and
Al after dAnt started oss in . cutter 10 look
him up.
From careful Inquiries made along the
route and previous experience with esc. ping
patients, they followed him across the river
At the vest end CT the bridge Marshal
Morse was met and notified. After thi.
oriaf delay they started dos the street
And soon caught him, as has been stated.
Barker was not = little surprised, but
chsrfd no reslttssce.
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Cushnoc Grange Of Riverside have Sc
cured the services OF Piof. Al9n f Reg
srs OF the Maine State College, who will
lsctIre at the Grange Hal. wednesday
evening mex, The subjtc. Of lecture will
bs "Incidents of trip through Europe on q
uicJl during ~hich he vsited Pompei'
Vsnice sad other notsd PLACES. As N .
Rogers is very entertaining speaker, there
will be many VIM VIII tsae aivsnage Of
tbs opportunity to hear him.
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Funeral Services Over the Remains OF
Hon. samuel Titeomb.

The funeral OF Hon. S mlel T,tcomb
vss held from the resiience on Hospital
street Saturday, At II O'Clock ia the fore
noon. There was very isr;e ate 1dsnce,
the bar AMI banking ics,itu ions being
largely represented. Every member o. D.
bar in Ibis city was present, judges Libby,
VIII ehouse AID Hall the directors Of III,
Augusta National the Northern Nations
Bank Of Hslio.ell aud the Augusta SAT-
ings Bank and several gantiemel connected
with other banks ia the city. The ger
v.oe' 'ere condut ted By the Rtvs. X. A.
Grifli Of his city sad S G. Beach Of
Bangor. Mr., C. N. Hsnen acted as c1n.
daolor Of the neral sad the bearers were
DR. II NJ Harlow, Elias Milliken and
Oscar Ho,usy Of this ely. and James II.
Leigh Of H.llovelI The remains were
inferred 10 Foes. Grove cemetery, car
tisses heirg provided for The members OF
the bar and the bank iiicials who followed
the remains TO the grave.
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NAMES MANUFACTURES.
Some Interesting Statistics concerning
Their Growth Last Year.

The State Labor Bureau has compiled
from returns received . state nent Of man
ufaciuriug establishment, erected or ea-
isrged during the pas. year 10 this State,
together with the total value and the nun
Der Of employees. This record shows thu.
81 cities and towns have had the capacity
Of their manufacturing establishments 10.
creased. The FLOWING i, this record by
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan:
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the SIS
tenn eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feFers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
ONLY remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable &c the. stomach, prompt il
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects prepared only from the most
healthy add agreeable substances, its
many esce'leat qualities comnoend it
t. AZ s-s3 49, Dsh, - ~ most
pop@.s: s.--s.13 Anew
bgsz2 Of fT.s "a Ia as.s = 80
aGa : scsS e. Al ias-.srg tz.g
gts'& 2 y as',tss s-sss. sho
MAJ gcs -sass y g. h49 " ,.ro-
cure ii c-s-2z4y t;g s23 80 .ho
wishes &c .ry i, i,o 4at &.>tspt any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re SYRUf co.
a-s FRANCISCO. eAL.
fthassMe Hf Geu vGax ~
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Horrr.


HANCOCK.
Greene's Lsadlng-Jan. 3, 10 the wife OF MrW
Colby a daughter.
kEyyEBEC
Nj vernou-Jan. IS. !, the wife o: william
rarlin daughter.
PENoBSCor.
pixuouN-Ian, ,. to the wife of +. p. Bick crd
a daughter; Jan. 3, to the wife Of 8. +. Gardr 81
a son.
Brewer-Jan. {, 10 the wife Of Rsnsfo;d NJ d
Wit, asoa.
rISCATAQUlS.
whitman tie-Jl IN. 10, 20 the wife Of Nj. Glider
q son.
SoMESSKr.
Msdison-Jan S, to the W fe OF Henry Jack sor
a daughter.
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AMUSEMENTS.
TEMPLE QUARTET AND MIS- CLARK

TEMPLE QUARTET AND MIS- CLARK,
There was very large sale Of seats Sat
urdsy to the entertainment given in Msonisn
Hall Wednesday evening under the auspices
of TIioity Commsudery, knight, Templsr
TIE Sir Knights deserve to b we q crow led
house for they have provided in the Tenn
PIE Z lar e, and Miss Cora Winstsn CLARK
Al tntsItliament rarely sf1rded in this
G. y. As is well known the Temple q i,rt'
is composed Of Bos.oL's greatest v3csIihs
e M Spears, Is: tenor f F Weber, 2
tenor; II A. Cook, baritone; A. C. r, der
bssso. Mis-, Clark il rot excelled in Ne.
England as reader. She is a lady oil
rare personal attractions. Her rendering
Of the chariot rscs was from Ben IIir. and
has Fever been excell, d IL eqls!led All hs
seats in the house are reserved.
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Desths u People Well Known in An
gusfa,

Ms M0asrst s. Fairfield. widow CT thI
late Henry A. Fairfield, fsfmsriy Of Al
gusts, did in Bess7n II be; late Feii !snce
80 Chsrdlsf street, Of sau.e b,oschiEis, o:
The 70 b iass.. sssd ~ yesrs 10 m3ashs
Her remains we're bY. Rzhs to this city AID
Issr,sd in the family Ior ia Mt. Pisisk.
Cemetery. T,o sens SID ere daughter ar
the Only Surviving members Of family oil
nine. The rsmaiss arrived here Saturday
afternoon aad both -, George AID Frank
came on ffsn Bsston. TIE deceased VI.
isAy lie sell known sd mach .s.ps c.ed
BY p,opis In Apgasss. AL the family hays
lived here tu; eo.h sors are rov on the
Boston Jcu mai.
Death Of James X. Mflliken.
James B Miiliksn 9 veil known citizen
Of Portland, died in Cumberland yestsr.
Day Of pssuraoaia, a. tie sgs Of 81 years.
He va native Of Scsroofo, bas bis early
life sss spent Ia Portland. Thirty years
ago be became clerx ia the cfic, Of sec
retsry Of State ., Augusta and rfmainsd
In tia. position, VITA be. . brief iater-
rupsios, up TO about two years sso. vhen
he returned to Portland. For the past six
months he has remained at Cumberland
Ifs wife survives hin, bat ace Is 80 .ick
that ,he cannot live probably more than .
few days. lie leaves five sons. enc Of
vhem is Mr. NJ. G. MiIl!xer Of this city
Portland Advertiser
Mr.. Mllhken had % very large circle If
fris nds In Augusta and 10 the State. HE
vas for many years the most familiar face
abou. the State capitol
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Marrieo.

HAsCoCK.
Filsworth-Jan. r. Mr.. Iohn W Cough lin and
Nj Naude pe. Isle. both Of Els worth.
West Gonld- borJ--Jan. ., Mr.. W Hard l.. TRACY
AMI Miss Atbls }. Dunivsr, both OF Could oero- =
LINCOLN
Edsecomh--Jaa. !, by Rev. c. y. BorrS ush'
Mr. Chart H. collins Of $ Louis, Mo. and Mis-
May l.. Cliff I'd Of Edgecoub.
PEyoHSCor.
Etrs-Jsr. I, NJ. t.ha J. Wakefield OF Etna
and Miss Nellie {. shaw tf Bangor.
WASHINGTON.
Eas.pnrt-Jas :. CIT on Boz den Of 4bbin
stou and Miss B riha A VI uisoa CT Eastpert-
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Tho papers eontain frequent rotices oil
rich, pretty and educated girls clipping W III
uezr es. trsmps and coachmen. The well
known specialist, DR. Ftanklin Miles. sal {
Ill such girls are more or less bys'ericsl
nervous very impulsive, unbalanced usu
ally subject to hssdsche, neurslgs, sleep
lessness, imnoderate crying or lsughias
These show weak. nervous systsm foi
which there is no remedy equal to Restora
We NeIvine Trial bottles sn1 q fnt
book, containing many rnsrveltu, cures
free at Bovditch. Webster & Co, who also
sell and guarantee Dr. Miles c,l-b,stst
New Hsatt Cure, the fines. Of heart tones
Cures tlassering, short breath. etc
jiclldeod&'ly
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Doy5u know Of the Winthrop cigsr
Get one of you dealer.
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money Will buy, so every family shou d
have at opcs, a bottle of the best family
remedy. Syrup Of Fig, to cleanse the sys
TEN when co.tive or bilious. For sale in
SOC and 81 30 bottles By all lesding drug
yiss dec7hSsim
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Death Of James X. Mflliken.
Neville Leaves

A. B Neville, z Z who vas brouzh.
here BY Marshal Morse last week and lodged
in Ksnasbec jail. leaves today fer NJ ontseal
free msa. He vas bsoush: hsre
Oh the charge Of larceny Of watch and
ring snd oae or tao other small articles.
tbs complaint was msde BY Mr.. John
Mills. While Neville WAS absent from the
city 10 xasssehuse,ts be fell inc the
hanis Of repor'sr. evidently space
writer, who wrote up from Seviil. story
agfosIpg account Of the lA,te;'s coming
into az Inheritance AID bar Jne.cy 10 E1g-
lsnj. The sorry vss a very interesting
ons 10 tn, unstqaalntsd public. bit rot to
M. Neville and through IL Mr.. Mills
iesrnsl Of the whereabouts Of the man who
had lissppe AIRED with his wifs's watch. etc
Wnsn Neville entered Ksnnebsc Jail he
Vas very sober man though his old ar CT
gsn!ility remained win b IN. lis positively
refused TO be interviewed BY reporter.
evidently hxyit z had enough Of newspaper
notoriety. Mr.. Mills had sAid ths. II be
could get The ring aud watch back, these
articles being though; much Of as family
ksspsakes. he would alloH Neville
to 60 Tn, lattsr c5uii no. re.
turn ths watch wh,n arrested for
he hsd ps.ned It for dollar in Lowell.
The ring he brought back. II, and Mr.
Mills both said that he was loaued these
articles 10 wear. Neville said that when
he vent away OK them ~it1 him, not for
moment thinking to steal them He got
short Of funds. h5#eyer. AID apparently
did4t know jus. hov liz mex; meal was
coming. TIE watch was got from DWELL
and then Mr. Mills refused % push the
cate AMI Nsvilles friends made arrange
msui, for him to 20 % Montreal, where he
~i,hed TO 90. lie ls 70 leivs for there
tdsy.