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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Mr.. BONNER'S SURPRISE.
He Has New Suiky That Is Ahead Of All
Others-How II Is Made.

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.--Brief mention
was made few DAYS ago of new sulky in
course of construction, which was designed
for the use of Sunol in her coming attempt
to recapture the trotting record for the
Bonner stable. Mr.. Bonner was at that
writing absent from the city, but upon bis
return the writer received pleasant note
from him confirming the reported new con-
struction. and referring him for further in
formation to the Biiwell Cycle Company,
who were making the sulky. The inventor
requested that no extended description of
! specific devices be given at this time for
the reason that it might interfere with the
progress of the patent which is now pend
ing. This much. however, can be safely
said
The present bicycle sulky il pronounced
by those best calculated to know "a make
shift" which combines the wooden thills of
old-time sulkies with the steel wheels and
pneumatic tires of the bicycle. The wheels
are so low that only an excessive curvature
Of the thills compensates for an uphill
pull, True a sulky could be ordered 10
1T 1t or IG-hand horse; but it would
not be a perfect vehicle for. all
sized animals. Mr.. Bonuers new
sulky presents the fret com
plete bicycle sulky. 1t i. constructed en-
tirely of tubular steel of the finest quality
and temper. The thills are lighter than the
present wooden ones, and possess far
greater strength. II is designed to place on
the axles f2-inch wheels with ball bearings
pneumatic tires and all the improvements
found in the most perfect bicyele. The
novelty Of these wheels and their connec-
lion to the axle u that they are adjustable
\ simple acting device enables the operator
to raise or lower the frame work of
the sulkey corresponding to the height of
horse. thus giving him AT all times direct
line Of draught. 1t will, therefore. be seen
that Mr. Bonner will have a suIky which
he can use for all of his horses and that
will be perfect IN respect 10 size.
Probably the most important feature ia
an arrangement by which the driver NAV
shift his weight at will. The scat il
adjustable, sliding backward and for
ward az desired, and is controlled by
Il lever which passes mp between the
the drivers legs. and is operated by his
knee. The advantage of this il obvi.
Gus. When the animal needs steadying the
weight may he applied but when he is going
full anil free, reaching out for the record,
as snnol will do shortly. the driver NAV 90
balance his weight that the horse will feel
almost free, as far any pressure on his
back is concerned This is briefly Mr..
Bonner's surprise, and the writer regrets
that the circumstances prevent his going
further into detail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19
WRECK Of The pOxHARA'
Steamer Went Ashore in a Fearful Storm
l22 Persons arc Missing.

HoNU ko>O. oct. lS.--The chief officer
of the reninSular AMI Oriental Steam Nav
igaiion Coz steamer Pukhara lost ,lurin,
Il ,yphoon on sand islam l. has arrived here.
lie reports that the steamer struck ny mid
night, Oct. 10,
The steamer ran into a storm before
lark and wouli probably have cone through
all right had it not been for the seas board
ing her. He never saw such n tremen
dous sea running. When the steam
er struck she sank almost immed
lately Her spar deck was awash, and ha(
it not been for this it is probable that ever,
soul on board had been lost. of the crew
lo2 are missing, and little If any doubt il
entertained that they were drowned
Among those lost are Capt Sans. Secon,
Officer Inglis. four engineers, the steward
css and - natives of the passenger
know to be missing eight were soldiers de
tailed for service in the garrison here, an'
u were civilians,
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crossing. vhen the engine and ear came
IN sight. So n,ar were the latter that RAD
the team, continued il would hare peen
struck. Tn. ,Irirer hauled up sharply ana
began 20 back his horse to get sui OF uah-
zrr. He back into General Shephsrhr WHO
vas Gloss. behi;ssi. the wheels CT both car
rage. locked AMI Ike general Was thrown
fvo5u his carrisee He was rot hurt pey OBI
= shaking up. ho-eter, and both horses
were ..,t ,sr Ter control BY bystsnsisrs- Both
driver. supposed they could cross as the
ya,es ven up. Il was ciose share tor
the lt., al team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The afternoon session was largely taken
up with ,utine work AMI the installation of
After the installation Grand
Master Fitzpatrick announced the following
Grand marshal, Joseph I.
Mason, Bid.ieford; grand conductor, Chas.
@. Small, Madison; grand chaplain, Rev.
r. d. Sayles. Portland; grand
herald, o. T. Huigon, Portland,
4 resolution was passed empowering the
Grand Lodge officers TO appoint a committee
to get upa celebration of the lotii anniyer-
sary of the introduction of Odd Fellow ship
into this State the 18th of August, 1898.
1t was proposed to hold the celebration in
Portland anil to invite the subordinate
lodges of the State to participant 1.-THE cele-
bration.
The constitution was amended so as TO
provide for annual instead of senil-annual
elections in the subordinate lodges. The
method of senii-aunual elections has in
creased the possible membership of the
Grand Lodge to an extent likely to prove
undesirable.
Following district deputy grand masters
were appointed lst district, j. +. l.. Bra
dun; 2, David Nutter; 3, G. \. Watson;
T. Butler Libbey; 4, J. l.. Flint; I, Chas
W. Harrington $, VIM. c. Brooks; 10,
Herbert 2. Seal II, Horace NJ. Harmon;
~, Frank kimball; II, Henry Farwell;
II, +. Il. Bicknell: 10, Orrin =. Guptill !;
l6, B. l.. futile; 10, BENZ Burton; 90
Ruel Robinson; 81, Samuel Adams; %,
A. n. J. Lovejoy; %, David Cargill; "A y,
r. b. Baker; 81, W. I. Towne; %, Benz.
Thompson; 30, o. W. Bridges; 80, }. C..
Cross; 81, c. W. Folsom; 50, VIM. W.
Brown: 80, A. u. Drummond IA, T. $. Me
Donald -, c. X. Hill SO, VIM. J. Logan !;
81, V. =. Libbey 3,. G. W. Wescott; 80,
f. f. Moore: 10, j. 4. Miller: tt, f.. L..
iIoughton o. NJ. j. Stair -, J. 2. Lawn :;
a, T.. W. Leonard; A., \. J. Durgin; IS,
Joseph Wood -, VIM. S. Mnlam- 80, NJ.
l.. Porter.
District grand master of Rehekah degree
first district, A. Hayes; >, \. l.. Austin ;
3, jesse Cloudman; ), Bessie Charles; {.
NJ. l.. kimball !, +. +. Mason; 5, +. A.
Russell; ., c. W. Dexter; 10, Olive A.
Chase; II, +. B. Knight; u. Grace Wal
ton; -, Annie Emerson: IA, j. Il. Sturte
want; u, W. Hobart; l6, A. b. Wilson !;
II, \. J. Curtis; Is, {. +, keating; 10, +.
A. Park; 90 Clara Crockett; Il, NJ.
Goldthwaite: ~, c, +. Megun; 70, c. f..
Pierce; ~, NJ. \. Dinslow.
The next Grand Lodge will be held in
Portland
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


W. : CansTK, Clerk
G.. r. srKyES., Sheriff
FA. SNAIL, Sieuograpiser. :
TrE-pas. Oct Is.
The October term of tie Supreme
Judicial Court for this county commenced
,h;. morning at 10 o'clock. Prayer was
offered bv Rev. Mr. Newbert Of Augusta.
The following members of the bar from
ont of town were prese1u Aessrs. NJ
s,aar Geo. ". Heseitine, {. J.. Andrews,
4, G. Stephen. q. B. Clason and +. Il.
Reane of Gardiner, f. +. Webb, +. A.
waltron. Fred W. Clare, W. G.. Philbrook,
~ T Haines Cha-. +. johnson and ,. ;.
nrow n of Waterville. l.. T. Carleton of
Winthrop. Loring Farr of Manchester. IT,
+. Field OF Oakland, T. -. Rean of Read
felI. G.. ". Mitchell vf Auburn. Geo W.
Cover of Skowbegan, Frank NJ Higgins,
Limerick and Charles +. iittlenrH of
Rocklsnd
FIN, following il list Of the jurors re
porting today; M
Elsell ". Baker, Augusta: Preston W.
Brown. augusta; Noah \. tlougb, Mt.
Vernon: X. W Cunningham, l.irchfeld !;
Marceilus pnnton, Randolph: ''eorge W.
Files. Winslow; G. l.. Gilman WstrrYilie ;
l.. II. Hammond. Manchester; y. e. Me-
Clauslani, Farminglile j. t. prcutt-
Monmouth Foreman Albert J.. Plumnler,
Benton: l.. G. Potter, Gardner, excused I;
T. T. Ranstel, Waterviile. excused ;
Geo. ". Robinson. Oakland; Geo. \.
Spcarin. Clinton, (excusedl Fred t.
Siinchticll, Vienna willard Il. Stone,
Augusta: Fred renney. HallOweli, EEK
cusedl.
No case being ready for trial today the
Jury was excused until Monday
The forenoon WAS consumed in calling
the docket. In the afternoon cases were
| assigned for trial, 10 commence the first OF
next week Friday being holiday and
the week a broken one, the jury tomorrow
will be excused until Monday next. On
| Tuesday next there will be sufficient num-
| Der of Jurors in attendance to make up
another panel. The following is list OF
the cases assigned for trial
| MONDAY, oct n
| ~ Grant vs. Bradstreet. Heath & Tnell; Ba-
! ker Baker x Cornish
| TUESDAY, Oct. -.
14i Flood vs.. city of wa,erville Webb, J. Il W
/ t,rown 4 Clark.
I ~ flaisted same. same counsel.
/ ltI Henrichson same. Same counsel.
! WEDNESDAY, Oct. -.
| ~ Snell VS.. same. Same council.
I lil Msvo same. same counsel
/ ii3 ftrcival " same. same cohhsei.
THURSDAY, oct. e.
l:a I.ittIeileld v. NJ c. Il. Il. Litilenrd; l.. b
&C.
FRIDAY. O,T. =.
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oyeRuoRxEp CLERK.
This Viii Greatly Interest You.

4 youEy. hsri-workins clerk broke
dow in health and strength from oserwork
and oyersfrsiu upon the nerves. Through
nervous weakness he fell into discourage
rsent. because wife. mother and sister were
dependent upon iIins.
The same applies 10 thousands of over
worked clerks, mechanics AMI others who
see themselves growing thin in flesh, pale
and sailor. and fini themselves losing
their physical Strength sni strong nerve,
They grow weak, nervous, tire easily. have
dull-feeling head, baexaeile, kidney and
liver complaint. wake tired mornings lose
their appetite. become eonstipsted, feel
miserable, old. Iae5 are rapialts breaking
R,s,ris, and should use Immediately the grex,
nerve strengthened ani blood inyigorator,
Dr.. tireene's Neryura blooi anil nerve
remetiy II will give clear head. strong
AMI steady nerves, vigorous strength of
body. perfect acton. of kidneys. liver and
hewels. and thus they will be able to keep
up to their werk,
Is is purely vegetable ami harmless,
( 4 :,
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keey on the Enemy.

4 foe who turks in ambush j. u more dnngeT1s'
antagonist than one who attacks NJ In III" open
field and for whose assaults VIZ are, in n measure
prepared That dangerous enemy 10 h"alth hhs
fla m,fs, he encountered fully armed IT. thfHs,'
are sudden. Unexpected md deadly, and can Dny
be guarded asnn,i with certainty by terrifying ~
system by n rnurse uf defensive medication I've
sure-t defense against chills and i"Fef bilious y
mittent. dumb ague and aguf cake, Is Ho'tetisfs
Stomach Bfters which j. also an eradicatnr Of ~
most obstinate forms If malaria, which r'si-i ne
Artioo Of ordinary specifics. and the virus OF Nn.n
remains in ia. sysriB even when the more vi"''n'
srIuptom. are sabdued. Constipation, liver com
plant dvspepsis and kidney troubles are always
reIfry,d bg ibis GENIAL remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Yesterday afternoon about $50 scholars
from ,he different schools assembled on the
Common. where, under the direction of
Capt Fred Armes, they were drilled pre-
paratory TO the grand street parade on En-
daY Columbus Day. Great credit IA due
Cant Armes and his assistants, Frank Rey-
nolds, Wentworth Hayes and $, q. Andros,
for the manner in which they han'iled 50
large number, and the citizens of Gar
diner may be- sure that this city will not
fall behind in the observance of Columbus
Day
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The Presbyterian Synod Of New York Meets At
Albany. NY.

ALBANY, n. y. Oct. ls.--The 18th an
nual meeting Of the Presbyterian synod Of
Nsw York. which comprises the Presby-
teries of this state. and the Pesbytery of
Boston. which extends over the New Eng
land states, convened here tonight at the
Fourth Presbyterian chbrch. The synod
il composed of go delegates. including the
most promineE, elergymen and elders IN
the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Asa s. Fi-ke, ID. D., of Ithaca. the
retiring moderator. called the meeting to
order and preached sermon. Rev Levi
Parsons. Mount Morris, was elected mod
orator by acelasnation. The synod adj
juurned until o'clock tomorrow morning
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FAIRFIELD.

Arrangements have been made for a
match race between Van Helmont and
Louis T.. over Fairfield Driving Park next
SATURDAY afternoon, for $500 a side. This
will he an exciting race. Other races will
probably be trotted during the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

The first entertainment In the high school
course was given Monday by the Boston
Rivals The artists were Miss Priscilla
White. Iyric soprano; Mr.. Willis NOVEL;,
violin ylrtuoso; Mr.. Charles Dennee solo
pianist and accompani,t; Mrs. Jessie Ed
ridge Southwick, dramatic reader. An ex-
cellent programme was rendered and all
numbers encored heartily. \ good sized
audience was in attendance. party of
fourteen from Madison being present as
follows: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dinsmore,
DR. :. VI. snow, Judge A. :. Humphrey,
Miss Grace Boothby Miss Fonda, Miss
Mitchell, Miss Ha;twell, Miss Smith, Miss
Robbins Mrs. Boothby and Messrs. fhomp-
son. Little and Weston.
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At . meeting Of the Eagle Hose Company
held Monday evening that organization
voted TO participate tn the Columbus day
parade \ pleasan, feature Of the evening
service was the presentation Of handsome
gold ~atch and chain 70 the foreman, Mr..
.JohB keudall
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poor hoy suffered terribly.
His feet were terribly sore,
he could not wear any shoes,
and hHi therefore 70 stay at
horne from school. When he
put on a psir 81 dry stockings
In the morning. theS would
in Que hour he saturated with
moisture and very offensive
even IN the coolest weather.
The dl-e1-e bentn 10 spread
oyer bis BODY, especially bis
hands asd finger. The
thumbs on both his hands be-
came .tiff and rs useiess ~
500. yyfthsreI stick. Of wood.
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ton tried DR.. kcnnedy's Favorite Remedy
and began to get hetter at once, and novE
feels as hale and hearty as he ever did
1t is particularly pleasing when silk
ness Is as common as nog. TO know that
there is remedy that ours liseaSe. H.ilsts
up the weak and tieEilitsied. Strengthens
the nerves. AID has re.tcr,si TO health and
strength. men and women who have been
confined to their homes for months Oh
beds of sickness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

I, wonh he usress for % ,ry 10 tell The suffering
this boy endured. ! took him 70 two diHefsui
doctors, both gave him lois Of neticie BOT az 70
,ypr having hi.n cured Que day .Iw The great
benes,. nra,nised 10 those who T0ud use Cur
era RxxsDiE-. / went right away TO the drug
store ard boIght them must eonitrsi h"n b'.'
ii,,Is. f,ith Ia Them However nsed them accord
10 10 directions, and to-day say truthfuy 70 all
he world il you wlsh 10 publish H. that my son ia
entirely ercd, thank God and thank the d-enverefs
~ T,r-rIrppt RgsEDIgs. They cured him In four
weeks az sound ~ gold dollar.
JOHN SAVAGE, FIshkili Village, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Skowhegan citizens in general and X. l..
Mitchell in particular have good reason to
congratn late themselves that Mr.. Mitchell,
when he purchased and fitted ont his plant,
lid not neglect to put in protective system
of fire extinguishers The ample provis-
ions he has made for fire were tested for
all they were worth Friday, when fire
caught in the roof If the main factory. The
quick application of water from the stand
pipe inside the building and the water
works hyCrant in the yard By Mr. Mitch
ellis hnstling crew of employees. most of
whom have been volunteer firemen, saved
the factory. the loss of which would have
been a severe blow to Mr.. Mitchell and "A
serious loss to the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Nbt III W.
The Somerset Pomona Grange will meet
with Somerset Grange No. Is, ut this village
next TUESDAY, oct. 20. MIR. Waldo Cusb-
ing, for the past two years in the clothing
manufacturing BUSINESS is closing up bis
business preparatory to leaving for South
Carolina where he will go on account OF
Mrs. Cushing's poor health. A new firm
consisting of Mr.. Henry Murphy of this
place and Mr.. Albert skinner of
North Arson will carry on the
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing have a
large circle of friends who wish for him
future prosperity, and hope for her com
plpte recovery Farmers are having ne
fine = fall for farm operations rs they could
wish for.-lt is understood that DR., Cbas.
NJ. Lindsay of Santa Monica, Cal. formerly
of Norridgewock, intends to return here
and practice in his profession, dentistry. Mr.
Lindsay, though yet young man. has
gained u fine reputation in both surgical and
lubratory work.--Mr. i. j. Watts has in.
creased the capacity of his shop and has put
in an engine of nearly double the power OF
the former one. This gentleman has also
lately connected himself with n clothing
manufacturing concern Mt Mount Vernon.
This arrangement however, will increase
rather than decrease the amount of work
he will put out from his shop here The
Qninnebassctt, under the management Of
Mr. Stephen rockingham will be kept open
all winter. but will be run Ms n summer
house again next season, and the excellent
reputation it has gained in the pas, as such,
will undoubtedly be retained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

F. II. Gaslin announces this morning
that he will dispose of his entire stock of
horses, carriages, harness. etc, at the
livery stable formerly occupied by him,
Monday, Oct. 30.
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Four and six horse teams. drawing camp
equipages, with scores of men on foot,
passed through Bangor Tuesday morning.
They were crews and teams leaving Penob-
scot for Dead River on the Kennebec to cut
lumber.
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Three terms of high school are in sue.
cessful progression. Mr.. Ernest Bowler is
teacher ut Coopcr's Mills; Mr.. Elmer Part
ridge in the Church district; Mr.. Watson
Turner al kings Mills. All three teachers
have able assistants. --The expensive new
house of Mr.. James Terrell was lately de-
stroyed by fire. II was nearly ready for
occupancy. Partially insured.-Mrs. Ade'
liza Turkey has gone To Wcstbrook.
ID. W Solder, left here for Jefferson Oh
Saturday last,-Mrs. &. q. Bailey left
here for Boston on Tuesday of this week.
Corn huskings are now in order.-A brass
band has been organized here with good
prospect of success.-Mr. George Ware is
home at present from Cape Cod. Misses
Nellie and Sadie Ware and Emmic Gun
ningham are expected soon from the same
place.--The farm and goods of Mr.. Melyar
Little are advertised for auction sale this
week. T.. II. Clark was AT his farm for a
few days lately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Six young ladies connected with the Uni
versalist church will give a Turkish lunch
and ribbon party in Miburn Small hall to a
number of invited friends. There will be
vocal and Instrumental music and recita-
tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

NJ. Foster Son have contracts for
bnilJiny three SETS of station buildings on
th, line of the Maine Erntrl. Framing
has lust commenced on 'hnse at Brooks
The others are at Bowdoinham and Her
mon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Canton Evergreen has recently received
an invitation from Canton Halifax of
wateryilie to participate in the celebration
Of Columbus Day in that city y special
Meeting will be b,.id ,his evening TO take
at.figu On thu, matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Tn. marriage of Miss Nellie NJ Fletcher
of this city to William &. Mckay of North
Eastou Mass. occurred at the home of the
bride last evening af O'Clock. Rev. Ed
ward Chase otiiciated. The bride has many
friend. in this city who will wish her a
bright happy future. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
hay leave on the iaIn train this morning
fer Massachusetts,.
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shown here. is the
grandchild of Mr.. J.
Z. Pa lin ateer of
Athens. n. Y. who had
been cured of gravel
IN tn kidneys and
insomonia, (sleepless-
nes) finishes his letter
By saying:
But this is no. oil Or.
kennedy-s Favorite Rem
edy has done for our fam
dau2 hteF had eczema the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Levi Crowell. sho was sentenced IN tue
municipal court Monday to pay me TOT
drunkenness and assault failed to raise Tue
collateral and Deputy Sheriff Proctor TOOK
him down yesterday for so days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

The LAWYERS went 10 Augusta Yesterday
to attend the opening of the October term
of court Hon T.. +, webb, Hon. W. T..
Haines, +. W. Clair. Esq, +. A. Wallron
ESQ, and Hon :. ;. Brown were among
the number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Keith left yester-
dav for Massachusetts where they viii visit
in Boston and vicinity for several weeks.
They will spend part of the time at
AlI.ton with their daughter, Miss Marion
Keith
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Fred Burgess, who has been 10 the
grocery business on 1iconic street iof j.
wears. sold out yesterday 10 Jordan x
Clifford The latter firm has been ID
the Hanson block for the past year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

The g. \. X. held a meeting Monday
evening TO make arrangements for Column
bus Day. All who participate in the exer-
ciSes are requested to meet at &. \. H..
hall Friday morning at $50 sharp. \ cor
,lial invitation is extended to all comrades
and the Ladies Relief Corps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-19

Miss Grace Wentworth and Miss Kate
Burril returned from Boston Monday
night
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ny INV HUT HfHfFI UatlR uitF Ind ft2Ptl1 the
worst way she was mass Of running sores
from her ears around the entire neck 10 her
cheeks. Ny wife gave her Fayorite Remedy in
small doses and what was the result : To-day
the sores have all DISAPPEARED. the skin i
smooth and clrar and 81 e Is fat and r4,cged and
as iIrigct a silver cellar.
Mr.. Solomon Davis of North Eortricht,
n. Y. finds himself ct 72 years. suffering
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The committee on Columbus Day, made
up from the several classes at Colby. is as
follows: Senior class, G. +. Stimson, >.
ID. Graves. f.. l.. Nichols; junior, j. b.
Alexander. J. klenhans; sophomore, W.
l.. GRAY, II. u. Mcclellan, Mr.. Hopkins;
freshman, A. q, Hamilton, F.. l.. Abbott,
H. W Dunn.