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The English Lutheran Church was
crowded beyond the limit of standing
room last evening to hear the cantata
The Festival OF the Rose" given bv
fifty young people OF the Sunday-school.
Possibly 200 people were turned away.
unable to get into the room. Many stood
during the entire entertainment and ex-
pressed delight by frequent prolonged
applause, The young people sang charm
IhgIy ana showed that they had been
thoroughly drilled by Mrs. Walling,
their musical director. The thread of the
song and story is the crowning of the
maiden who had been most dutiful to
her parents and correct in her behavior
during the year. Ii is an arcadian festi-
val and was nrst given in fremont Tenn
pie, Boston, in 1918. For the benefit of
the many who could not hear it last
evening, it will be repeated Tonight.
Doors open at 1890.
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The Worlds Fair-The Chicago ssInter-
ocean,

This great weekly, and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 81 a year, or the
DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN and the inter-
Ocean for So so per year. All about tho
great Worlds Fair will be olaborately
treated in the Inter Ocean. Can be had
Tor this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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M OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
W ana cahyassers exclusive territory Tree
newspaper advertising. chance to deliver
goods before pay ing Tor them, Immense pro-
ms ana q permanent business. Address CON-
oOLIDAILD, Lynn, Mass. IIS
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help Of any kind, OF sober and indusIri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
py calilng or addressing the "inteIIg uce,"
1Oll Second street, sacramento. CnAILt5
X. MILLER, proprietor.
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\HT ANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help Of any kind, male or Iema!e or So
Der ana Industrious men, women and girls
wishing empioyment can be satisfied Oy ad-
dressing or calling on j. Il. SLAWSJN, EN-
plOyment once, 524 X street
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Inat-Gnltltn.

I OST A FORESTER'S BADGE. THE
IL nnqer Will return 10 this Office and be re-
wardtd n:-2te
/ OS1-A BLACh. AND TAN BITCH. ONE
il dollar viii be paid for her return. j. L.
LAME, 913 n street.
I OST-A TICKET FOR THE LETTER
l. arriers' ball. Return to hrmory HAL.
Move ,iber is, 1892, and be rewarded. n2-ot
/ OSI-A RED IRISH SETTER; SCAkON
IL right f. ont loot; answers 10 the name or
'bla ney.' Finder will be rewarded b., re-
turning the same to ChAltLES STUDAhUS
hOutieI's Station.
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WANTED-TO PASTURE ON THE cos
w umnes River, horses Tor the winter on
1oo acres oialIul1a; thereare l 5 IONS Ofnay in
Jue Helu TO Je ted out to the horses AppIica-
lion to be made o H. BOOTH, On the ftncn
lPostofhce, CosuinnesJ, WILLIAM JUnN-
SION, CORTLAND, q. W. HANCOCK, Sacra-
tLeutO.
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RECORD or GRIMES.
Son and Daughter of Negro Murderer
Lynched.

Son and Daughter of a Negro Murderer
Lynched.
NATcHEz (Miss.), Nov. News has
reached here of the lynching of the son
and daughter of John Hastings, negro
jailed here Saturday Tor the murder of
Zip Norment of Catahoula Parish, La.
Another son was killed while resisting
arrest here at the time Hastings was ar
rested. Neither had any connection with
the Norment murder.
RESULT OF A POLITICAL DISPUTE.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Nov. 2.-Town Mar
shal Eugene Heath OF Corydon, Ind. was
killed last night by Clebe Shu ok, Sheriff
of the county, as the result of quarrel
over politics.
KILLED HIS WIFE.
LOUISVILLE tKy.1, Nov. >. - Albert
Wing killed his wife, Miriam, in brothel
last night and escaped. They belonged to
prominent families, but the woman went
estray and the man had been sent TO the
penitentiary Tor murder
a DAsHING FoRGER.
YoNKERs tN. ", Nov. 2.--Detec tives
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(3TANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds Of labor:
women and girls for cooking ana general
houseWork; plenty OF WORK for desirable heip.
Apply ut EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourtn
street, X ana IL.
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MTANTED - EMPLOYMENT or ANY
w KIND by intelligent ana honest young
hl'th OF good business abluty. Address -,
care WinusOr HOIel, city u,,-2t3
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95r,terul 5tntIrca.

1LlSH DRESSMAKING; PERFECT FIT
~ suaIahleed; every tenth dress free. 719M
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There was a good attendance at the
social dance given by the ladies of the
Olive Branch Society at Turner Hall last
evening. The hall has been recently
frescoed. and with its floral decorations
presented an unusually bright appear
ance. The music was quite up to the
usual standard, and the dancers present
seemed to greatly enjoy the occasion.
me committees and managers were as
follows: Committee on Arrangements
and Reception-MrS. A. Monaghan. Mrs.
II. BALI, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Laura
Clark. Floor Director, NJ NJ. Glenn.
Floor Managers-H. BALI, NJ. NJ. Glenn.
+. l.. Carpenter.
Sacramento Council, No. q, Y. NJ, l..
will give their seventh annual grand
ball this evening. Jones, Fisch & Wat
son will furnish dance music. The grand
march will begin at $50 o'clock sharp.
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New Goods in Our Fancy Goods Department

The past two weeks have been receiving splendid as
sormen Of Linens in Table Covers Scas Spashers Tea
Cloths and Cushion Covers Also fine assortment of SILK En-
bodered Linens with open work and beautiful silk and linen
squares for the of dnngrOOm tables These are new
and handsome goods and believe the finest that were ever
shown in this CITY,
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LOT 8ox8o. ADDRESS J.
w W. d., this ONCE
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Inr Sale.

NOU& OPPORTUNITY HAS COME-I
i have modern house, z rooms. bath, not
and cold water under pressure; Ole acre OF
ground, soil the Lest; half can be planted 10
vines Ln5t Will pay Tor the place IN "a few
years; situated IL miles fion city limits;
Price, s., 500. No money required Gown ana
viii be made 10 suit you: W1ll
exchange Tor city property. Address CrPOIt-
TINS once. nI-3L4
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Noltteo.

N ANTED-5,UO0 MATTRESSES To DO
w over. send 10 14I7 Front street. pAL-
ALR tNGhANING ESTABLISHMENT
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EtASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND NOV
~ els; also exchanged. at 6U3 X street.
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- alone. NJ. A. b. o27-1Ls
{ RhANGE MAMMA, ,ADELICIOUS CANDY
~ cure; an entirely new method, not known
,.S ,.a any o.ncI treatment, BY ii physician OF 40
@ 'ii@U " ~ surprise You by lis wUnue .Iul nliu-
tllce' lie worst cases sUhciteU. AGENTS: j. L,
800 ~ ~. STORE twelfth ana streets; kilgOre
. Tracy, Eighth and j streets. 4 q Sforr
nIsnlI and ~ streets; l.. l.. Goddard. agent
10 sacramento ana Placer Counties. Aecnts
%%utGu IN all towns. Address l.. l.. GOD
Aii'D' '7'cI IeIlehlo. oz9-1n*
M ARRIED LADIES-SEND 10 CENTS
vi Tor Iniallibie SafeguariD I'M. Ins,1j1,t,a
no no Hecepl; ;oh6 just what you want LADIES'
DAAAh, Kansas City, Mo.
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LOK sALE-l.2OO ACRES OF LAND IL

yIOR SALE-I 200 ACRES OF LAND N
l. Northern CitrlI~ Belt, ad dining the beau
uful Palermo colony tract, Tor sale in SUB
divisions at administrators sale; in one tract
OF loo acres story anu a half dwelling house
and barn 32N :, GOOD ell OF water and la q
fenced; III one tract Of 500 acres, an fenc ID
and all cleared; in one tract OF $50 acres a
story and a hall OF SIX rooms and cellar all in
good coudiuon, we!I, barn 20Ox3o feet with
Sheds s0N4O feet; 10 acres in or harG . acres
IN vineyard, 3l0 acres in volunteer nav
wheat md oats; ia a su u3division OF 24O acres,
all fenced ami all cleared, runs a stream OF
living water the year around. Inquire or
WAhREN SEATCN, OroVllie, Butte county,
Cal. o25-9w
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a3lret;,,n 7.lntiroa.

INNER CORPS.-REGULAR MEETING
~ IHlS AFTERNOON at o'clock
It's CAROLINE q. HANCOCK. President.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW foEk, April ~.
Receipts s'"', pkg; exports, -
bhl, lfsjl sacks steady. mod. active: stte'
3iSJr hhl> low extras a. ;,lS 10: city mills sSa
-. tlty mill patents tia1 90 winter wheat, low
grades 75atiiU; fair to fancy hal - patents
loa5 ~. Minnesota clear, tN1al y; d"
mixture, 81 1al - superhnc' 'Sna5 To- me
! gua. 70.
wnEAr-Receipt> l6sj5o bush; exports. l2laiN
sales s.6'u1, unsettled. closing hrinrr, fair bu,i
mes, Mo- red, !6aa4 store and elevator
g75all1 atioat: g.ia.E'i fob, No. red 9t!a"!; No
/ northern Hla9d!, Nc :, northern. "s No,
thcaSu VI apt
KlE-duil. lower, western, >ia>s
BARLEN-dull, season over.
BARLEY MALr-dull.
CnGN-Reccipt> esi:5; exports. ;i9iGo; sales
lI,.uuU. stronger moderate business. No. .
Iai9l elevator jn9ail afiuat mi Ned - y" white
- Va 8, ;jYIi, steamer mixed 4.tai>.
oAr~- Receipts, lti~'". exports, Elt3 bush
sales its.", NrtHr stronger W =
do ,ns,r &,,t,.. 10 /.
MIXED western, t,aos, do white ;5siO! whit,
state Lii. NJ llraEu, atpat.
Cofrtf-i;", quot steady; Ii" . l'9ii5
>l,Nt-raW, quiet, steadily; refined duh I'M
changed -- ---- No. i, sat, No, ::
B II ins3 ,I6: No 5. 3ias5 me- q. > ll6l3 70 ID
.ila:i a., i.i----p;l a :; 10 l6al!, mould
I i6a4 :: To- standard. q ttal3; contrcn"ncr'
i!al.. en- loaf, 3lj' crushed. Hahl: powdered
+iaii. rrfuHH'ri. : init cubes i2al.
MOI A>~g.>- "ro,Eu. lower lli; New orleans
active iirr.
rLiEoLft w., steady. quot nitcd i9i
ruHk active. tirm >atu, 'o' hhls, unchanged
iI.p-s%cr. .iol. western steam closed
SGi.i r,tl. steam .. g, refined, quiet, ---
continent. 4; j'ir. .7. : y iti; -.
Btrrir. Io-> doing. STATE dairy l.at1
do creamery TIA, western dairy lial",
,u creamery l6a.i do factory, l,alG
I.lgin. - rolls lia1h
CHEESE fair drlnand. firm ---- >tatr
utulti. fancy, lltailt.
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The bank. will be closed to-,lsy.
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the LIFE SAVER.
Credit TO Both Great Life Savers.

\ hrrmaa hrloasing To one II our engine eoEa-
panie- has tz.ea called ~Tlis Life saver becau-s
Ie has snaleise, froa burning baildins. and surs
drajh ! dozen iiti-e
ilew mBca more should the tiil,, The Liz
saver" bv bestowed upon Jh@i wonderful uredi'
cins, In. 'ireert'- NrrvpFa. which his, -aTed the
iiTrs ~ Thousands aIsan thousands FROM the aanes
Of ds'9uriHg ii-e-es-frpm .yrc death By i'ars.ly
IL, Insanity Hear Failure. Brain Fatigue, >lis-
terrd NrFYrs- Nerves., Prostitution Poor Biood,
Stomach, Liser and Kidney di-e4t-.-,'
l. i, ylie trae saver Of Life and Health, and
should be a,ed b. al who arr >ek, Hesk, ti7ysi,
neFVou- and pras.ratesl. Takr Il sosr. do not
wait anti it II too late. /, i the best
spring AsturiHe t.. /; lhi. spring, f'r ,oa me- d
and ought 70 Re sprisg renedy. More espec
tally do Heei 4, II you have had thu Grip, AID
htge lefn left by thar disease with weak nerves
debli.ta,ed system, and prostrated energies. 1t
@ill fe-'ure strength aud health immediately
Purely ee.stabif sad harmless. Druggists 81
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IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.
Grafton. Mass, First National Bank Has Its
Doors Closed to Business.

W"rcr>rtE, Mass. April National
Bank Examiner Jeremiah GctchcIl visited
the town Of Grat;ou ibis afternoon, and af-
fixed on The door OF thu First National Bank
4 notice declaring the institution closed and
in charge of himself a, bank examiner.
The bank ms a capital of Slpupou with
q Live of deposit, of S3unu or S4nuu. None
of ghr lprIi business ucu hal dealing, with
il.
The local Ito. Mol ipr- sold ont almost to
4 man, about t@o years ago and ,incr then
then bank has been Under the control of
Chester Lnlc, tnrmcrlv bank cashier in
Spencer. lately of Boston
The cause of suspension j. supposed in
Grafton to be due 10 investments in bust
moss paper not acceptable. to the bank *
aminrr. som" sly it NAV have been
caused b., 4 desire on ,hr part Of tine ov ncrs
to Iiqu LATE.
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CONSTIPATION, LAME BACK,
GENERAL DEBILITY.
A True Story in One Chapter.

LrGoNIA. Mn, Oet, -. 81
haze taken two bottc- of Aliens SIr-
sapariIla and fuunl it the best mcdiriue /
ever used in m, life. Tor i've or siN Years
/ haI been ,uit,riug from constipation.
lame back AMI general debility. |
became entirely hrok.u duwu: my stomach
was in 4 terrible condition. Everything
ate distressed me, and it was almost iul-
possible to get a movement of the bowels.
At last. after Incoming about discouraged
began taking Aliens Sav>aparilla.
lulgr of my surprise To tin-l thai i was
helping me- before had taken dozen
doA.s. M> bowels hrcan" regular and !
gradually grew better of all my trouhIc>
until. when | had finished my second hottie.
| felt like u new man. My uuui'lrs had
all been bunishcd. Now | have TO thanl,
Aliens Sar>aparilla for what it has done
for me 1t has hrrn nearly year since !
have taken it, but I have bad no symptoms
of my old troubles since.
WV. VI. BI EDI~s.
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A Wonderful Kidney Remedy.
One Of the Many Cures,

WI>ruNu ttNIEr, Nj. Mug, /, ls'o
For som" TIM" have been very SICK
with kIluey disease and was given up 10
die; IN fact dill not expect 10 llv" much
longer Twas nll bloatcd up 10 nearly
twice N, usual size. and had a continual
pam in XII lncy and liver. tried doctor
medicine ~ vain, took two bottles of a very
wcll-kUovn NarsaplrilIa, without receiving
any benefit. and ut last began 10 tax"
Aliens ~arsaparilla. The first few doses
made me feel worse and | thought
should have 10 give it up. but continued
It's use anl had not taken half II bottle he
fore began 10 feel very much better.
continued to improve and now consider
my self cured / have Me- pain. the SORT
nrs- and weakness are all gone. and am
gaining strength every day. think AZ
lens Narsaparilla Saved my life and
am glad Of an opportunity TO speak ~ It's
praise and to recommend it to others.
ENDC ). SMALL"
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M..~~r.. Thomas AMI jaime, H. Leigh are
len Boston. where tho Will spcpd tbs week.
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premiums Tor perjury ana frahu' aefe has
3iFraiy eeeli l'ald GU, fer ex'9hihA'ioa iee>,
eierA iesS ana special examiners tee> ana
We ,h"a,aii anu Vae N'i''1s cA NV :" Nc ~,
employed by the department to siNe'l "oaii
Almost say every so'alef aeceih Fe'tsson
Tor me. away Win Il say ana 90 j"s'iee
To all ailke'
Inc power i III four haiius' II ~" via
iet your power " ieH'
ne peel ma satin 'fetnoies WHEN it
see> the weakest SAINT upon als Ahtes- an
the poiitlelin- trehioie a. wen "heh 'iie,
sec me eoiid rai'A> OF tiic Stta' army u
soh.lefs hiareulhS up 10 '''e ''l'"' ova.
Oh >eH' ''eieea'loi' 10 'i'' VI 'iei''
VINO ASKS you .oF your '"'rs' a'il "n'' ,iie
ftsuI,--ahN eL'' s"u VAN VII Is p.dH'd
tlke inc >ofo"' t'@'iitt Il" "eH' "eIoie tii'
u"aIu VI '''''''- ssi''o'
10 De examiner iof cef'lHea'T oi gN",l"
cation 10 ted'"' N"e vac ">A'" ~ si''
edriit'' oii'li 'ii''il o~ s''g '''iS
"he.hef >it '""-i'' '''"' 'Ie e"i''' "ae 'oI'iH
or NAT 'he i'p't"' ""eh i e'''.e'
way, Ju>t a. sou want ~
10 'he >VH,i'i, SIX '"''''e man am
ittl esptclSlH no'loted 10 see 50 many VI
'heih mere VINO ''','s me ~ 'i.riF presence
+, lpIodt" '"e '"ii"",",e ~ oi''ei lh'"i
tle H,tE11e Vhe' "hi r. j." ~ 1-t't :" 'V'''
tiN' uS e'f"i = '"un"' ii",' SiI'S"'t"' q :"
i'Aral'e,'s'"ii' II liz MAY '"e'''' gam '"i
suPi"''' .,u. II,
''N 'N
o''i'',0" ~ d, >',, u - a. Wv ga,
s'Ainl itel' ma -. i'' ',,,''e', i"'' = ~
pdiH ''' ny iIlo' ~ ma, an Wy VA
'V VIZ 70 u ,''N y, iol J"..i> "i'' ~ 20,
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Mr.. Gladstone has written a pamphlet On
the question of female suffrage in which be
gives hi reasons for opposing the enfran-
chisement of women. He considers that
the question ought to he further discussed
by the press AMI on the platform AMI thar
the time Is not yet ripe for legislative inter
ference
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Daily hennebet 5ournal.
THURSDAY, APRIL n, 1892.
GARDINER.

GARDINER. |
The banks will be closed iD,lay.
Their will he a ,ot.iai,le at the Methodist |
church Friday evening.
Repairs are being made on the Berry
eoaI ,lss-is owned By Il. IL. Harrington.
Mis- Gracle Hooker and Miss Vivian
Small are visiting frieni, II swan Island.
PHI. IIoln,e.. Mi-s Holmes and Mis-,
| Georgie Noble left Yesterday for Boston.
Peter Grant Of Portland, i, visiting his
Old home in Farrnineelaic for a short time.
7 There vii BE- no school sessions in the
city to-day. but will continue a. usual on
riiay.
/ Geo. Bowley Young son of Fred
+ Boslcy, died At hi. homo yesterday after a
short iline-, Of brain fever.
The funeral of Mr.. Catherine Adam.
/ va. held Yesterday afternoon AT o'clock
/ from Christ church. Il wa very largely
attended By friends and relatives.
I The schooner Annie T. Bailey cleared
, Yesterday for Philadelphia with the first
cargo of ice shipped from the kuekrr-
hooker houst- in Randolph.
! FL Smith whit, practising on the hori-
zontai bar in the = NJ. {. \. room MONDAY
evening fell and dislocatei hi, left arm at
The shoulder The DR.. Strout rendered
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The Rcd Mems fair closed late last night
with great rclat after having prove,! = conn
pirte social and financial success. The
hall was again packed ami the floor crowd
el all the evening with dancers Doug
las. full orchestra w-rr in tine condition
and furnished excellent music. The man
ayers deserve much praise for the manner
in which they have conducted the fair. 1t
was not known last night to what amount
the profits would figure.
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Capt. y T.. Manson of the schooner
Winucgaucr, which hats been unloading coat
Il Hamilton < Aliens wharf returned ,r.-
nrrIay from his home in Bath here hr has
been .I,uding the past few DAYS.
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FL Smith. whil- practising On the hori-
zontal bar in the = NJ {. \. room MONDAY
evening fell and dislocated hi, left arm at
ti,. shoulder The DR.. Str0ut rendered
the necessary medical ai
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Struck BY Freight Train Will Die.

H"cursrrH. y. H.. April 2o.-.loscph
Baker, q brakeman on the Portland < Eorh-
ester road was struck by a freight train
today and injured internally. He cannot
In.
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Mrs Cordclia Martin. widow Of the late
Rev. +. Martin formerly pastor of the
Methodist church Of th> city. is Il guest at
the house of e. it. Hobbs
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u. + Pscr & Co. have just completed
'u, ,ryctioN ot shipping V'ir running out
ui" the river q distance of .ah teyt from
;1p3r sou,,-> on Wilson's wharf, and will
nraiu >hpV'n" at onre.
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The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Adam.
was held yesterday afternoon al o'clock
from Christ chnrch. T. wa very largely
attended By friends and relatives.
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ALIENS LITTLE STOMACH PILLS
Indigestion, Dizziness,
Weak Stomach, Sick Head
ache.


e. NELGl ,Nr. AuG. -, lN1o.
have touut Aliens Sar>.lparlla a
won lcrtul Specific for indigestion and piyll-
ncs> have ha.l great deal of trouble with
my stomach anil head Everything ate
distressed me very much and nv head
would be 50 dizzy Il, times that 1t seemed aN
though should fail over. tried different
medicines without benefit until irlcud
recommended Aliens SarSaparlla very
highly AMI dccldcd To Try it. ~ soon a.
began to TAXI it began 10 improve at
once. Now have used but two bottles and
consider myself entirely cured of both
Indigestion and Dizziness. take great
pleasure in recommending It to other,
afflicted with either of these troubles
FEIuiEItk REJ,I.
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J. H. Holnle- Mis- Holme. and Miss
Georgie Noble left Yesterday for Boston.
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Peter Grant of Portland Is visiting his
old home in FarninciaIc for short time
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y !, f,.1g+ T,-',,ts 2
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Battle freely with Jobnzou's Anodyne
Liniment, then rub hard night and morning
for pleurisy. aprlsd&wfolrm
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Repairs are being niaile on the Berry
coal ,lss4is owned by t. H. Harrington.
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Tl,ere will be a ,o.iai'le at the Methodist
church Friday evening.
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Fine thrl>rl Amusement Club will hold n
Sunset dancc IN the thrl>ca >rboolhous,
this afternoon
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York None, Market.

NEW IoES, Aprile
Money easy, Il to >.
Prime papcr NJ S4a54-
Government honds, dull, tim
Railroad bonds active, firm.
TIA, following are the closing quotations OF :
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TwoYEARs AGO
Twas for some time troubled with an OBJ
s;inate Rash or Humora that spread over
nv EAcC AND pprASr
Ely FACE AND BREAST.

I consulted physicians. and used many
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lion Of a friend | used Swift's Specific,
which completely cured me. This was
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Aliens Sarsaparilla.
A Well Known Rockport Man Speaks.

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