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The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
NANY LIVELY BOUTS.

Long List OF Clever Boxers at the N. D.
A. C.'s Entertai ment.
The boxing entertainment that Is to be
given ON Monday next by the New Jersey
A. G. promises to be the most successful
ever given by any athletic club in the
United States. Most all the cubs in this
vicinity have sent in a large list OF names
of boxers. who will give ex htoltlons. Ihe
bout OF the evening will be between Pat
Cahill of the Scottist- American A. G. aud
Ed Closterman. Among the oihersthat
will appear are:-West Side A. C-J. D.
Miller VS. Sam Kelly; F. Tillestrand vs.
Frank Peabody; c. hammer vs.. n.
Brown. E, Pierce. Nonparell 4. o., vs.
Athletic Club-Tommy Greed and Ed.
Kiernan; James J:mbaloo aud James
Cotter. Lorillard Athletic Club
William Newell and Richard Powderly,
1876 pound; Neal Learv and George Kelly.
125 pound: Peter F. Farrell ana william
Dundan aud J. Harris, Evans and Stan
ley, James French, club swinging and
the Garfield's mascots, Orie and Bunny
Clipper A. C.-Phlip Crooks, l05 pounds;
Tom O'Donnell. lis pounds; L. Stevens.
40 pounds; F. Gratz, I35 pounds; r. Vnn e0
pounds: I. Farrell, lis pounds; r. Rod
rigus 1l0 pounds Wrestling. o. Kohler.
w. Setains Fl. Isaacs. heavyweight
champion, Pastime A. c.: T. Schpfering,
P. A. c., and Dave Lahey, ID. O'Brien
and Charlie White. Jerry Barnett. Mike
McTiernau, "Chuch" Connors, Barney
Mullins.
Arrangements have been made, and all
the way trains will stop at the clubhouse.
That Seventh Regiment squabb1s.
In long editorial comment anent the
effort of the Seventh Regiment A. A.,
which grossly violated the A. A. U. rules
to in fluence the New York A. c., to take
nm the cudgels in its defense the Sporting
Times of today says:-
..Fhe disqualified athletes competed in
the games of the Seventh, against the
wish OF the New York A. c., expressed by
its captain. At that time the athletes
were led to believe that the mighty Saw
enth would save them from the judgment
of the Union and the consequences OF
their rash act. 1t now appears that the
only hope the Seventh Regiment A: a.
has of avoiding the penalty incurred by
its athletes is by asking the club, whose
rulings they have disregarded, TO inter
cede with the A. A. .. for them. There
is no likelihood whatever that the N. Y.
A. G. will be so blind to it's own interest
as to allow the small proportion OF the
Seventh Regiment men on its member
roll to induce it to fight a battle for the
benefit Of few men ON the Execu tive
Committee of the Seventh Regiment A.
A., who are jealous of the power and pres
tige Of the A. A. U. 4s
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
Gr1envlile ndarlxsmen.

NHYOnr<AAo ~ A&A hoAAc"s
os1fDus Greenville Rife Club
ling NJ Metropolitan Hall
be following officers;-Pr
Gotthardt; Captain, w. H.
5ecretary. w. g. Collius;
Scheelien. and Sergeant-at-
Hill. The Treasurer re.
the club Din q sound finan-
"a.
Rr Mheeimcr Wen.
the Hudson County Wheel
cam has another mark in the
kictories. 1t made il last night
alleys. The vanquished team
the Brooklyn Bicycle, aud
was one of the series for tho
khip of the Wheelmen's Bowl
The score:--
County Wheelmen-Ballard.
The Jersey City news., 1892-01-09
Defeated westfield.

Umpire-A, Duke.
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The Loan Exhibition.

A goediy number OF visitors attended the
afternoon and evenisa. All the collections
yet ain in the hall and there have also
been many interesting additions made to
the displays. There ATE twenty hree large
cases filed with interesting OF scts. besides
= large number displayed upon tables and
arranged in an sr,isiic manner upon the
watts and about the hall
Mrs c. II. Wells of H.lloveii. tent
another interesting collie ction of beautiful
objects to the li.tor!csi Society," cole elton
yesterday. consisting Of Jspsnese iulsid
and lac quer work, csivings. rare objects
from adia. 8 silver snud bo1 $50 years
old. articles IN silver AID bros re. oil books.
etc.
Mrs. Henry Richards. Gardiner, also
made an interesting addition to her pre-
vious exhibit. Ons Of the interesting
articles 10 q letter written by Helen Keller,
the wonderful deaf, dumb and blind girl; 3
rare miniature Of John X lizards, Esq ,
who died in ls35, set 10 gold, mounted upon
hair bracelet, ard beautiful piece Of
old butch silver. Mrs Richards also loans
an interes sting collection u Union and Cor
feierate envelopes, containing patriotic
devices and tmblsms. 50 common during
the war, and row so rare.
Mr.. s. A. Russell makes fac display
OF old watches. some very sbcient, Others
more modern, and in the cole zion is one
Of the iaigs.t AID one Of the smallest
watches ever made.
Mrs. Piaisted's COLLECTION Of autographs
contains, in addition TO those before men
toned, letters Gerald Mossey. Senator John
Holmes, John G. Whittier. Enl Duesrio,
Ehz,bsth Akers Allen and Lord Tennyson,
Arrangements have been made with the
teacher, Of the sch ,ols whereby the tcho'-
ars will visit the exhibition. This forenoon
two classes from Mr.. Roberison's school
will spend an hour or two at the hall and
On other days Of the week other classes
will visi. the exhibition. The objects in
natural history will especially attract their
attention.
On acctu-t Of the continuance Of the ex
hibitiln during the week. the meeting sp
pointed for Thursday evening, March II
will be is,ponsd. and the paper of Mt
S.inson viii be read At the regular monthly
meeting Of the society, Thursday evening"
April h
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


W. s. tuOArE, Clerk
q. T. STEVENS Sheriff
ABnrE PuLsirER Reporter.
NoNpLl Ms'Ch II
Msrshsll II Holmes v. A. Wsldron,
Exr. s :. Brown for p.f.. ) j. Wal
ton snd +. \ Walton for diff. II tins
scli IN the plsi9lla who ws, the husband
OF the defendants testsuix, seer, TO
recover si0l6 - the cost o. repairs, with
iafersst, which ae clsius n have made
uron his wi.e'arrcYsrty IN Ws'el vile cui
irg bsr HE. Tee clsiD VS. pr. sfnfed 10
the y .cuGor. aud upon II Ct mmis.loc ers
.tre appcinsed n The Pfobste CLuft ard
after bearing the p.rties they nae III II Il
pori sud fire. j: Al spptal was f'ken t.
tas cour. sod Il 10 Cow irosstu ed urcer
the statute a. an ecion for m jney had
ard receivsf The defendant pesds tho
general i..ue AMI d a. Al sccr unit in set q
Tor rent Of hovse s-h f.r "1cn y pail tl ii; e.
Il 4 ,mou Ting TO s397S 3 Ala g num-
bee OF {. 2 1.iti1rs have tetn 'sken in the
csse ard .rerc Srs sorue eight ~i,reeses, so
that the c,s- -,ii probably tc3upy the
ecu al Of TBesdsy
A. urrp6 TO . 80 thiS 4. NJ
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Ne ca, safety .sferS that npth, eqIAls
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for ali Gssss I
sore throat, coughs, colds, etc. Pc, o. y
IS C nts bottle.
Let oesarvs;io, with sx ended view ,ur-
! vey so1d ihiogs from Chlns TO Peru" aud
he will not dad aoy hing If such sstonis :
ing merit 10 killing All me pain. ihs. tie'h
/. h, /. to. A. :, y ,iiJn Oh. 3. he wi. know
wien be has gives il fair uis'.
dItfo'rm
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Personals.

R. Ihncas.e, Of Norfidgewock was in
town Monday.
Hoa. S. j. Walton was at the Hotel
North las, night.
Mr.. John F. Chase left for Washington,
D. { yesterday.
John A. wooa.un, Esq of China, WAS
il the city yesterday.
N. F. Heus.en Of Belfast was in the
city yes e:dsy On business.
Hon. S. S. Brown Of waterville va.
regis cred at the North Monday.
+. II. WA'd'on and W. c. Philorool
were amor the Water lie lawyers in Ne
city Monday.
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| Stoves uGsvety recent invention. A
fr-d steve was used b. the K mans in the
tmss OF the empire for heating III il b t1s.
AMI in Germany ard Scandinavia fol- bathJ
ard hothopses.
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The CITY ELECTION.
Mayor Chase Rs-skcted by az In
creased nsiHity.
Republicans Garry Six Out Of the Seven
WARDS.

The municipal election passed ea very
quissIy estsfdsy resulting in Republican
victory BY IN increased minority over that
Of last year. The total vote Of both par.
ties vas larger than last year. Beicv 10
the vote by wards:
Vote for Mayor.
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AUGUSTA. March II. 80

Edsfors Of the Kennebee Journal:
DEAR SIR-Wil you please d:op my
name from the list of contestants FIR the
sewing machine. My reluctance TO the on
test has been kno IN to my friends for som.
time, and the ietsoas fully explaiaed
Thanking the journal. and sl. others fer
manifestalions Of interest.
SIN Faithfully,
Ray. j. 4. LELAND.
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The following taken from the New Y o,s
chance to read it;
sec e.y Of clsrgymen. known 40 the
Central North Chicago Ministerial As.ocia-
too has Just adopts q s,ries of resolutioe s
c.on fuoersl customs. Among them IL one
that q service Is ordinarily complete that
co s,sts of the usual ieadin Is and prayer a.
the house without any addition at the grave !;
smother is, that only such persons accom-
psny the remains 10 the grave Sc may oe
personally requested to do so. The second
Of these IL aimed sgsinst the os,entA,io1
DIS played at funerals which often falls As 3
n ediess and iuel tax upon the beresved.
The frs: has more to DO than is generally
understood with the public health. The
late Ddke of Cisrerce, it il well known
toe his ITS fatal illness by exposure bar
headed at funeral The occurrence drew
attention very general y in England to grave
customs, ard one prelste, the Bishop Not
tio CHAM. took occasion to announce that
anyone would be showing every resfec: on
these solemn occasions II he were black
sknll cap.
Thousands Of m 70 tho would not for auy
ordinary consideration walk barehe adei 3
dezan yards from iheir own door stand with
hesds exposed to the chill atmosphere of .
cen e.sry while thsir friends and rels'ives
are consigned to the grave. Blu, the stten
lion OF he reverend clergy while disec,sd
to this subject of health may well 90
further, and take some note of the bad ven
tilstion ard he,ing arrsr gemeuts o: many
churches. Were they ssnitsrians they
could not bu. be aware that the Air Of their
buildings often becomes j slinclly il furious
before even an hcur Of the service has
elapsed. The gas aids materially in the air
pollution. The means Of outlet for foul sir,
In nearly all of the Older churches and in
not few Of tie new ones, are At leas. ia
sdtqnsfc. Gas ought to be placed high,
ard he jats may moss conveniently be dis
posed in ,irgs in order that they may be
BE- nc 18th openings leading directi, to the ex
ternsl air. An su'hoIity en- church yen,iis
iion is disposed to inss upon extraction
shafts at each corner If the tditice opening
we'll above he gallery level for Carrying
q The air eitiated by the congregation,
together with the il jlti3us products Of
gas combustion.
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Aldermen.

Ward l-LssEe T.. t3faish, 3E Aion-
z,P. Small. 1871.
Ward 2-Fnd w. Msthers, lG7; Geo.
A. Cony. 70
Ward Fired l.. Hsr,sy. 1879; Chss. B
Chcf, 1873
Ward 4-Chs,. r. Fletcher, 81; Joseph
Newman, ii; Albert r Bsale,
Ward Albert w. Brooks, 1871; Chas.
Il. Adams. 81.
Ward william T. 2lfro~s t24; Sum
ner Barto", II; A. NJ. Wga'
Ward 1-Wsilmin CGnis. &c; O,good
Crawford, li5
Couneilmen.
Ward l-Ch,s. II. Conninshsm, 32s;
Loripg II Cushing, 33l; Richard !.
Goodwin. ~ Fred W. Chase. l79.
Ward Walter II. Davis. lGG; Edwin
C. Dudley. iGc: William G. Booihby, % ;
Arthur W. Whitney. %.
Ward David r. LeClair, 1876 George
Doughty. l34 d. Frank Moore, 40; John
GhsdDou,ne, I42-
Ward Daniel f. Scribnsr, 10: Ohs
O. Cummings. 81 Hors,io N. Pinkhsm,
81; Gso'ae W. C.rleion. So VIM. Wi
hanson. Cyrus Salson. /.
Ward Levi Whiteomb, 1870 Smith II
Randall, I42; c. B. Savage, 81; C. M
TsboS, s5
Ward e-Eosn F. Coomb.. 1871; j
Howard Chandler. 1872; GftenIief Ban
rows, -; Gao A. Prescott, 7s +. o
Ward,
Ward Geo. F. Dudley. co: Edwin V.
Whitney. 60, A. Prescosi Wood. ia;
Daniel A. Hewips, ia.
Nardens.
Ward Geo. W, Lsdd. 1923; Wlllism
A. CMlin. l79.
Ward William II. Holmes. 1866; Alon-
70 NJ. Hanson, rs.
Ward 3-J9hn A, J.qui,h, 1913; Niles A .
Davis, l39
Ward Fired w. Brsnn. 90; Geo. f.
Guior. IS; G.. W. NJ Drill. /.
Ward - ,hn +. Chase, $50, c. Ei-
ward Prsu ~
Ward G-Pillsbury C. Deliver, l32
Robert Y Whitney. rs.
Ward 7-iIetbeft Is. Ware, 90 Geo. II
Harvey. ia.
Ward Clerks
Ward l-Chss. +. Hoxie. 32G; Ch,.. G
Tovie, 1871; Charles Horie, 81.
Ward ALBERT @. Cummings, iGG: Al
bert T. Murphy. 10.
Ward 3-Nic.tr Il French, 1877, William
W. Jackson. 1873.
Ward Geo M. Besn, Jf, 81; Everett
Z. Withee, S. Silas z. Jackson, |.
Ward Bartlett +, Folsom. 1871; Geo.
D Rockwooi, 95
Ward Weston Lewis, 1872; Chas. Z
Shorey. =.
Ward Henry A. Rand. 50; John F.
Spanliing, llt.
Constable.
Ward Henry NJ. Brseu. 329; David
Lsmson. $50.
Ward Ethel II. Jcnes, le' Geo. w.
Ryan, 10.
Ward 3-Jss s Mckinney, 1913; J. L.
Feb, 1879
dt-Frsbk W. Dam.en. 80 ;Ambrose
= Church. 80 Fr' d Beaie /.
Ward . Willis m II. Allen, 1871; James
j. DtuerV. ~.
Ward G-Hs' ry T. Morse, 1871; John II.
Whitney IS.
Ward 7-Jehn II. Shaw, 90; Alexander
A. Ray. ia.
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Die Augusta gentleman is sff Jrei12 hi.
many friends with vas. amount Of smuse
ment ist a. present. lie felt fxtrem aly
desitoas tina! his favorite cl.rgy man should
ges the larges. number Of votes. Accord
ingiy he went to Gardiner and imp1rtuned
his friend, to let bin see their old jour
NAILS from which he ippsd votes. On
getting home he f,uad that in his haste be
had in most instances cl;ppa, GA; the dree
tons accompanying the bsllo. and left the
balIo'. lie was 50 mad tina. he vented his
wrath AID 50 the i1ke leaked out.
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Coogest ons srd poeumocis may often
he Pr. vented by usIs g J0hasos Anod1 ne
Linlul Mt. msrl45&vf i'm
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Lanes ysmily Medicine Moves the bow
sls each d,v os: people need 20 uss it.
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GRANITE STATE .,s. ,s..say.: u,
or Portsmouth, n. II.
Incorporated in issj. Commence bu, aes. in i.,5
FR.Nk JONES, President.
ALFRED =. HOWARD. Secretary

N"l''*h Ia'A w az SA7h, ~ 'f'+tH-
AssETs, DYCENBER 3lst 1891.
Res estate owned by the COMPANY,
unincumberet -....... .......,...... None
Loans on bono aud mortgage first
ieu.,...: -. ....... T.. 400 %
S.Octs and bonds Owned by the coin
psny, martet value.....-..-......-,. o., -. O.
Loans scared BY cgliaf rails .......... g. 40 O.
Cash IN the company principal tht'e
add III babS. ,....-. BIB r"
Interest du" aSI accrued .--....4..... },s.S e.
Pre- mium- in do" cs.irsr OF eoieC; on. y GJ7 u
Aggregate o. all the admitted asssts
q the company AZ theft actual slu" 49,, $50 ~
LTABrLIrEs, DECEMBER 3lsf. I-gI.
Net amsuat Of uBpsii loss, AID
aim r.-..........,-.-. ..-...,.-.-. f2H Ei9 10
Amount required 10 safely rc ia-are
all out AMONG ri,s- ............. zs0.2!4 4
All other demand against the com
pauY, viz C0fnmi--ior-, etc......... 70 CpO G2
1o'al sFnount Of H.bi les, excrp.
clnitai >tocS and net surplus ...... 7O5F.i CO
Cspitsl astu tlly paid up 10 cs-h....... 1fo 800 %
SUrPlu. beyond apitsl...--..,........ 1881 Il
&grcss te smouHt OF iabli'ie' iielnd
lag net surplus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e5f7 ssS z.
AGENTS MacomJer. FAIR 4 Co, Augusta; A
Bailey Co., 6ardIner; l.. T. Boothby & Son,
Wsteryillo, W. W. Woodbury.. Monmouth
narldiiax3w
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To PR0v TIE GSE M nA5Ha IT,

On and after October |, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege OF
selling six bottles Tor $500, and guarantee
that in ease II does you no good You can
receive your money back. Head guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, sour stomach. Heartburn
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia. Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie. Ner-
vOusness, Loss OF sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity of the Appetite. Pleufisy PANS. Bloat
Wind on the stomach. Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why Will il cure? Be
cause 1t "a Relaxing. Purifying. Soothing
and Healing. It Is compounded from the
purest roots ami herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphla 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children Ike ii. and it j. far superior
to Castor OH and all other preparations
Call for Groder'- botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
Trademark, the Beaver.
THE GR00eR DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
WATERvILLE, MAINE.
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INSURANCE co. or NORTH AMERICA,

OF fHIlaDElIHiAt ifNN.
Iucorr orated In E9l. Commenced Business 10 l.Hl
CHAs. Plat PresT sec. ,GRsyIILE T. FRY gE
Capital Paid Up in Cash, o.. Co),ooo 90.
ASSETS, DEC. 81, 1911.
Real estate owne BY the company,
unipcuHibeicd, ..................... a. 900 %
Loans on bond and mortgage, (at-t
liens 25i7 }93 n
Stocks and bonds owned by the com.
paDy, market value. .............. 4 $40 $50 %
Loan secured by coilatcrals, ........ 1890 60
CASH in the cnRpaDy's principal yf
flee and IN banI.. ......,...,....... 570C.s -
Interest due ard accrued, .....,...... 1858 10
Pfem's in due couf,c of COLI ,ion,.. t'it ISL ~
9th r propettits ,.................... "a GIG u
Aggregate OF all the admitted assets --
o. tie comply AZ heir actual value, ~ go o.
LIABILITIES, DEC. 81, Isri
Net amt Of unpaid losses and claims, ass 2UG o.
Amount required to safely rr-insurc
all outstanding ristr, S,Jip III 81
All other d" nGnd- against the com
paDy, coInm .sipns, etc.,...... 1896 r.
Total amount .ot liabilities, except
capital stock and ne surplus, ....-. in52Tii O..
Capital ~ ually paid up in essh,.... 900 800 co
Surplus Do pond cap tai, ............. 2,2s5s,5 81
Aggregate amount Of iisbties. in--------
Gliding net surp!us...............- $p27s go o7
A6ENIs
MACoMIER, FARR Go .Au.u'tn.
H.. T. EooTHBY Sos, Waterville
mar2ditww j. NANEi 4 Sons, Gardiner
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70 the I,oporahl. tho Cnu.t OF County CommIp-
mis- lone 10 and FOR kcurcbCr County
We, Your peti JDeTs, Cittyens Uf NassHih
most respectfully rrprefent tha, after an erpe
pienCr Of three years We Nc Jointly convincpd
that on" NJ the two frrr'"s establish d between
'hr tOeu. o. Nas.H horo ana shl1ny woH'd fully
and completely subsciyc tue Inter sta ot the Deo
pie OF the rJuaty, that the dsr ci"ucc. rrqai rod
TO be phi by The suid t0xHs for IN" ms aA nc
OF two le'rirs have been. stu and will COL
,inur 10 he - hesvy lGrden 10 the taxpayers OF
su'td towns agd ought OF longer 10 Zee torne.
- c Tier fore pray that one of said ferries ms
b. Discontinued and that your hunOrab e cDu,i
may takn such 'nf,ier ne ion In the premises 4,
may seem 'Dpet
IRWIN q BAnHOWs, seloctmen Of
ALEXANDER U,iL, Na.salboro.
an sistysiS othc
NAss Iu"Eo. p,r ~. 50
STATE Or MAINE
N, NNtnL, IS. -Bourt OF County toin,ois steiner,
bseemh"r srSsiau iS'l Hell by adjournment
March >. lspt.
On til" tnI' going petition satisfactory ,.,idcne,
hHNiue bee r,rlt'd tl.,i The 't titiourr, are To
-rHu>itI" aEA Ought Il, 20" heard touching thu
mattel s' i"rh N -aid petition. q IL ord. red,
The luuD'f tnIunissi"ntf- viii meet ~ fatirosu
-rstiOa .n"an ar Nas- NJ re station il ass slbofo
an W'dn"s nv, IA" t0,. iav Of hptil r.xt at 10
4 clrck a uoH IhFUCr p-oOteu IN view the
route mentioned IN a.nd Petition aud imfnc {;
drlv Itt'rWEtd- h"Hr tho parties aud their wi
nrsses aud then take such further ,asure, In
the PREMISE ~ luHy h' iillubgcd proper. said
motto" Ia ir giV"n b. s'ryiug a'tr-tcd roJies of
.nid f'tttta md this ori.f thereon, 4pnu III p
respective ti"rks "f 10" tor Ms ~ Nas.slburo ar 4
~dp' ard hy posting uI such cpri.s 10 three put,
lies lscot IN mid towns soi by publishing The sun
iU the kcauchc0 JuuINtl, II public nrwspap-r
printed IN said t0uuly, that al, person and cor
p"i.dion- nicr'-t"d may attend amt he heard
Attest ". $. CIiUATE, Cleft.
a irur copy of tho r,'n,ou and order II Coart
thereon,
=
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Gao0fa's SY4yp
A WORD TO THE SUFFERING FROM
A RELIABLE FARMER.

have suffered with Dyspepsia for the
last fifteen years and at times thought
would die. Last winter | was having one
Of my bad spells, and had called IA two
doctors without receiving any relief.
My wife wanted to have third one, and
asked me whom She should send for; told
her TO send for bottle OF Groders Botanic
Dyspepsia syrup, which she did, and in
less than am hour after using 1t ] wa.
relieved. | continued IT, take IL until
was completely cured. Today | am u we'll
man, free from any stomach frouble.
My greatest trouble was distress after
eating, sour stomach, severe headaches and
choking spells. | suffered every thing but
death consider Groders syrup one Of
the best blood medicines ever made
J6HS BAY.
Nateryile Me.
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ALONG THE WAY,

1hs Crews ere seen 10 the e5uas,y and
the svnir g in ;hs city, sure signs Of sp,ias
Such incicaiiocs tend to relieve the chill Of
the bleak March Wind With the warmth of
hopefulasss Of bright sprinz dsys rear q,
nscd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15

Ore Of the many suggestions heard along
the way WAS novel And presumably im
practicable one. Ia brisf the suxsestio n
was that the lie Of the msn .ho ec :a.lon-
ally gets drunk but hash, fallen 50 low 10
the scale IS to loose his self rsspec. should
&c. phonograI h and have i, In READINGS.
for the hemeco mng Of thu weak and fool
i;h spouse. As soon a. he has fallen OVER
the chstr left as 4 stumbling block 10 bis
pathway, she is to start the machine going
Ard keep itiu ming daring the disc purse
Tat fslljvs. 10 the moruing when the
partner Of her sorrows RECEIVERS clutc Jus
nsss and feels sex, So lAl, disguised vi l.
himself, thirsting FOR : tempsr.nce pledge
and ium a. the same time the i, to let The
phonos'aph DO the talking. When the
msctiee has h!ccoughsd through
sih the whole sorry Of that
bcms coming, - ''bic - detained bg
business ma dear-hic, etc If that hu. =
baDd has the moral Stamina to keep from
cutting bis own throat he viii probably
reform. 80 much FIR theory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15
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sDA Aevc-rsesasass. rot exa>eisnf fem n1s
eomtR& acoss me head Of xASvxp, po1 aALl
10 LIT. LOST, ~, will b. Hser.ea f~o Unas fci
g eests. three ttses FOR q sss,s ssi azs wess M
81 seats. away payment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15
Lancashire Insurance Go,
OF MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
l.. IITCHfIELD, u. s. Manager.

MacamBaT, Fart L Co., AGENTS.
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