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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28

To the Editor of The Tribune,
Sir: Six reasons why should vote tho hepio-
lean ticket this fall:
HrstJei Is headed by capable honest reilhme men,
eevotA1 10 the best trtrrrsfs OF ~" CON- .,
essond-An Administration which ms conicSseaiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
.fcttures an0 itlrctlnas.

A MEXICAN lNSTlTUTE.-The quarterly
~ meeting VIII te held THURSDAY. NOV. 3, at o'clock
D. M, In tie Manager Room at Toe Exhibition building
y ~ " JAMES u. POWEHS. Roe. Sec'y.
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AmnsemenIs

ltTH-ST. THEATRE. near Gth-ave.
Il Reserved seas Orchestra Circle and Bal,ony soc
lIALl.EN AND HART.
In Their Brand New Musical Comedy,
THE IDEA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
4 SIDELIGHT ON FREE TRADE.

10 81 Ewen-st., nroohlyn, oct. -. 1902.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Esw Iosx. Feb 5
glorr-Resstc.s, 1000 fsss. as-n-ls. otrs
obis: 255es sacks; duu irregular, clio ing easy;
sails eoAss co, City MI. pstes.s 20 o,As rs,
wa .r v neat, low grades, Is l5st3 %: fair 10
fancy, ts soss4 70 uatsnts. a saass.iU. Esn.so,s
Gear, :, eosst O. Gs I ps.sS,s, NE Il 4
ssI sfhEs, az ssts.s5 hrt,2 S5atS 10
NHssI-b-e.ulr 1850 Du.h. spnFis &ss3,
sAes l,7loo, unsettled, decidedly lower, md.
~ s.e. lo2alt2s. store and ei.vatc,
.ossaE 81. anoal. iosalc6s. fob, No. red 100;
NO. : northern. %. no spring. a0aso
bfE- stronger, better demand; western, 9oaqS
BARIkf- steady, quiet, no.2 milwaukee, OVAL
CoRs --heoeE ;6o050, ~>.,>T,-. i4ol'O. sAs.-r
i.sooo; lower, fairly active,
~ =, fei atoi. elevator. 5ola5il ahoat; No.
oAis--nsae.pi sao5o, eapes4.. 6S5.s, ~. 8
10000, lower, quiet 40. ssi
white S7las7a. 40 :. s6iaa7s. DO &hits Ssa
$50; No. :. 800, 9" white. ssA, mixed S.st. s
Chtcssu, S,aS7s
CoFrEr- sic. hrmer, more active, No. 7,iii
suGsf-raw, quiet. steady; r lined, quiet.
8 Sioa3 $40; no II, sS.i6us sic; no i2 3lsa
5 IA no. l3, 3 i6a4 5-i6, of Ioa3 rs;
mould,a ilaii; standard, a 4sil; confsctioners a
STAT; cut lont. 5a'a; crushed, 5a5A; powdered.
4Ia4l ,granulattd, ts4i cubes, 4ia4i
4 araobr a. steady. quiet. Iai,od. 60.
FORK more active, frmer
5Eaf- dull, ouiet
LARD opened strong. elo'ed, weak; sesrsrs
quiet; CO.. unAn,. I i0a7 rs. 5 A&770
hUrrKR- quier, weak; Pc ms oreamf ~, :0sSol
western creamery. 2,A3i; factory. lea2S, .lsn
81 rolls, 1o-2l.
JhSseNs med CeLaGd, hrm, state, pal2
sys.sAls 70 gtvervcci, market, W ak, quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-10

The rev music store to be conducted By
Messrs Carleton aud Dinsmore is row ar
assured thing. Mr.. Diasmore received
papers yesterday closing arrangements with
NJ Il. Andrews G Co, Of Bapgof by which
the new company will have access to the
largest ard d. est stock Of panos, organs
and general muiical goods in
The State. The new suck viii
he put into the store now
occupied by Mr.. Carleton and will be
ready for inspection in two or three weeks.
Be,ides riknos ard organs full line Of
musical goods of The Arest q1alisy will be
yus on safe AID 70 instrument upon which
music can be made pill be found wanting
TIE M mbers Of the new O N reed 30 in
trooucren. Mr. Din.mo,e is enc Of the
best musicisns Of the Stale and knows 4
gooi thing when be sees il, while M.
Carleton 10 one Of the prominent and hus-
Ting business men Of the city.
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A Boon for All

II you are sick and have not beer helped
why dc you not write full desc j otion q
your case te the greas speciElis. IN Curl =
nervous ard chrouic Diseases. DR.. Greene
of 81 Temple Place, Boston, Macs, known
everywhere ~ the discove,er of DR..
Greene's Neryufs. ard Who is withou
doubt the most successful pit, stefan in the
cure of sill long-sisnding complaints?
Consultation in sll ossss is entirely free,
personal y or by mail. Thousands consul
hin by ln'er, sad he 'etur,s no aaswsr 80
al petite ly EXPLAINING their diseases, Civ.
ing sdylcs, etc without charge.
His success in curiEg disesses by his
marvellous vegetable remedies 10 simply
wonderful, snd he has rsade tpsc xlty OF
the cure OF persors ut distance through
letter correspondence and treatment. Ia
this manner Thousands Of people have bean
aud thousands more are being cured, ami
we shonld advise .on, il you desire sure
cure for your disease, to imuedistsls
w,I,e him all sb3us our csse. 1t will cast
you nothing to ges Lis very vs'usbls advice
6&altfolprm
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The Ladies Cree Of the Msttodiss
socis,y viii meet vifh Mrs. II l.. Wilkins
on Winter street, Thursday afternoon.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Organization Of the. New BattaliOns-
Officers Who Will Command Them.

HEADQUARTERS MAINE MILITIA,
ADJUrAsr GENERALS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Feb. LON, 1892.
General Orders NJ. 2.
I. In order to comply IS far IS practil
able with the requirements OF ihe "Nes
Drill Regulations Of the Unit d Siale'
Amy" adopted for the government ant
Observance Gf the militia Of Maine by Gen
ersl Orders No. 10, A. G. o, dated Nov
II, 1891. thu infantry companies Of tbs
Fuss al Second regiments. Maine VoluI
teer Mill ia, are hereby oigsnizsd into fou
bs,ta!ions of four companies each, al
follows:
First Regiment.
FIRST BAITALloN-Compsny &C." CAP
tain E. Fed Bissee. Augurb; Co. "F,
Cspt. Edward H. Ballard, Augusta; Co
H" Capt. Ralph R. Ulmer, Rcckiand
Co. 3D." Cap. Eugene +. Smith, Norway
SECOND BArrALIoN-Company "E.
Capt. timothy 4. Hsrtvell, Portland; Co
&C. Capt. George W. Bryant, Biddeford
Co. 3D." Capt. Isaish Il. Baker, Portland
Co. "A,' Capt. George A. Dow, Portland
Second Regiment.
FIRST BArrALIoN-Company If" Capt
Vim. T. Pollard, Dover; Co. &C." Cap.
Lar gdon s. Ch.lcott, Bangor; Co. "A,
Capt. Alvsh A. Pomroy. Hampton; Co
"H," Capt. Alder. T. Shurtleff. Wstervii!e
SECOND BArrALIoN-Compsny I'D,
Capt. Waiter A. Co.'s, Lewiston; Company
3d." Capt. Frank L. Hoyt. Lewi.ton
Company "E'', Cspt. Alorzo YORK. Skow
hegsn; Company Sc, Caps. James d
Hill, Jr, Bath.
II. 1kis fcrmstion is made fer dril
purposes and the tame will III TO manner
effect the method OF forwarding papers,
III. The First Battalion, FRS. Regiment
will be under command Of Ms jof Frederick
H. Stotsh Of Auburn and the First Ba
tailor, Second Regiment nnder command
Of Msior Wlloeft W. Emerson, Hampden
" Csptein Timo,ny E. Hartnest, Co
E, First Regiment, Portland, 10 hereby de
tailed as setting ms jor Of the Second Bat
tailor, First Regiment, snd Captain Walter
A. Goss, Co. d, Second Regiment, Levi.
ton, as acting major OF tbe Seco1d Bat
tslicn, Second Regiment.
v. The msjcrs and sc:ing M jors above
named Will report fer duty by letter to the il
respective coiopels.
vi. The M lra and scting ms jors vii
each designate second lii uieuaat AID I
sergeant, to be detailed as ac'iug Sdjatso'
sra jor Of their respective bat
taiions
BY order Of the C,mmander-ir-C Chief,
Henry VI. SPRAGUE, Ad jl'ant General
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That 4LLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs sTe
the highss. result If lnedleal scieHuu and
sail, aud in ing ejieLts and method have
Dtvsr b en- equsllsd.
That thty are the original ard genuine
porous p!sssers, upon whose repn.&toa iu =
itstofs trade.
That aLLcocK's Porous PLAsTrRs revsr
fail 10 perform their remedisi work qaickly
AID #, csusliy.
That thie :sct is ettasted By The ussnds OF
voiu,tary spd uDinpeschsble testimonials
from graceful patients.
Tbs. fer rheums i'm, vesk back ,scistics,
lung trouble, kidney disease, dyspepsia,
roslAis, and al! local pains, they are inval.
liable.
That when you buy bLLcocK's Porous
PLAsTERs you absolutely obtain the besi
plasters made. feb8eod&w folprm
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FOREIGN NOTES.


The London Standard and Globe con
tsin .rticlef denouncng The repoi
made by the American emigration com
missioners in which, among othel
things it 10 said convicts are 81 scientifically
sent from Great Bfitsin. The STANDARD
says il 10 doubtful whether q more un!ruth
fui statement was ever made in an ofiicis
report.
TheEnglish parliament reassembled Tues
day. Tue Queens speech at III, openin.
of the session was read by the royal commits
sion. Astsr referring 10 the death of Prince
Albert Victsr, Her Msj.sty says her rels
Mons with foreign powers continue friendly
t,opossis will be presented TO PAriiamen
for supplying to Ireland the genersi prin
ciples OF LEGAL government which already
been adopted in Great BIitai0.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Ia els etioa ri,is al Beenos Ayres. Su
day, the pole we've dfed 90 BY member.
OF psllticai club. They returned the fee
killi1s eight and souading IS.
| The President Tusssav ser. the name o.
VILLAIN N GriDhell ef Mes York Z, ibs
Senate 10 be third assistsnt sscrets y Of
state, vice J5hn B. Moore, resigned.
The secretary Of the raw, Tuesday
made the fourth payment Of s4l $50 Oh III
hsroor defence ram now being Constructed
| By the Bath Iron Works st Bath, Maine.
Bids were opened at the treasury depart
ment Tuesday for hestios apparatus fol
TIE pubic building nj EsstporE Maine
Holyohe Steam and Gsspipe Company wei
tie lowest bidder AZ s3ls4
Patents have been granted to Ellis T
HATCH and ]. z. Hufchins. Auburn, mills
csn; Philip II Homes, Gsrdiaer, tw.
patents, prejsedie; samuel L. Iugsli.
Milford, clspe6agd mAchiu,.
| Wiks Of Illinois, Tussdsy, Introduced ir
the House = series Of resolutions which 81,
cured the approval OF number Of his Dem
ocratic colleagues. declaring that the tsr,f1
Is iax, and calling upon the wsys an
means committee TO report as speedily si
possible the bills enlafsing the ffee
list, reducing compensatory duaies in sccor-
dance With the pledges Of the party to the
people. To meet any deficiency i, the
revenues caused by this action the resolu
lions propose that ,hs com missee small
report bill providing for \ graduated
income lax.
At . hekrirg before the House committee
on. coinage. Weighs and measures Monday
Leonard Rhone, Pennsylvania, represent
lag the legislative COMMITTEES
of the Ds,ioosl grange. sail
the American farmer Vas asking that silver
be restored to ths position it occupied pri;
TO 1873. The increased volume of money
he said, meant the enhancement Of pricss
| The farmers had no silver or stock to sell
but they did have farm prooucis, tlwhlt
were sffected not only by our policy but b.
the po,icy Of other countries.
The Senate committee on pensions has
ordered 4 favorable report Gu the bill in
troducsd by Davis to amend the act to in
crease The pensions of soldiers and sailors
totally helpless from II iriss received from
disease contracted in the war, so that sol
diers who are not shown to be disabled tl
require c0nesa0t aid, but who are incapsc
tSted for performing mauusl labor, shall b.
e. titled to pension net exceeding $50 s
moah. Another bill, fay0laly acs, upo;
by the committee, decreases 10 $40 month
papsious OF persons who Contracted dls
ability caused By wounds or other II jury
resulting ia total deafness Of both ears.
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Socai g1laffcrs.
BoARDOR Trade.
Standing Committees That Have Been
Ippointed-Letter to EDWARDS Co.

The relieving standing csmmitsses Of
tire Angsssa Board Of Trade have bsen
appointed By the president:
MAJ ufacsaes-J. 81. Haynes, A. s.
Beings W. H Gsnuess-
RAiiroai xnd Transports isn-Osca He
way, J. h. Mainly, Horace Cony.
Trade AID Commerce-L. B. Fosier, e. &.
DAVIS. hss- White
Real E,ssts and Tsxss-N. V. B. Chase,
Lsndell riscouh. Ch.s. Miiiiken.
Fi.anes-Treby Jshnson, II. v. B
Chsse, E. C DaeleY.
Irnprovemsas.-H. 6. Staples, s. ".
InsurAnee-G-o A Cony, Leslie C. Car
nisn, e. n. Ssuzs,s.
Retail ffxde-JAs. L. Townsend, ". ".
Mor.e, s L. huntington.
Arbiustion-Thos. ]. Lyneh, Chss. Z.
Nash, Chas. d. Mason.
Ente,tsinment-C. s. Hichbsrn, J
Frank Pierce, John ". Chase.
Wafer ard Telephone Raies-A. 8.
Bsngs. W. Fl. Gsanelt, Fred Cony.
Sewers, S Hichborn, c. B. Burleish,
W. Scott Hill,
improvement II Ksnrebec RIvsr-J. NJ.
Hsynss l. Il. Kendall. Oscar Hoissy.
Tie following letter will be Of interest to
the people o. this city:
AUGUSTA, Me Jan. 25, 1892.
To the President and Directors OF Inc Ed
wards Mig. Co., Boston:
Gentle msn-Ine Board OF Trade OF the
city Of A usta begs TO urge up1n your
company ,le Adv.sAbi.isy Of the erection Of
Q bleachery in connection with your couon
mile ID this city.
Without attempting to discuss the fiasr-
cisl eide Of the problem. sinee We believe
il will De conceded that ihe enterprise
would pay, from the start, we do cesire to
call 20 your mind the excellent character cf
the help to be obtained bere, the absolute
freedom from strikes or other annoying di, =
turb ances. the centrally healthy condition OF
our city, whereby interruption from sickness
Is rednck d 80 4 minimum, and the great pro-
lection from FIRE afforded oy our unsurpassed
system Of wafer works.
The good will and interest Of cur people,
as evidenced by their vote on the question
Of :, xAsion, are with you, and We earnestly
hope that the encI aragemsnt then gwen
will Re supplemented py still larger in
creas eof OF your valuable property.
Respectfully Yours,
AUGUSTA BOARD of Trade
by C. s. HichDorn, secretary.
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EVENING SESSION
OF the Board of Worlds Fair Managers
at the Augusta House.

EAT the evening session Of the board hello
in the parlors Of the Augu,ta House, il
was voted to authorize Geo. M. Haynes OF
Portland to publish $4,000 copies Of . loC
page illustrated book devoted to the in
terests Of Maine and that he shall
receive $500. II Vas voted thai
exhibitors OF privs.e exhibits fhall pay the
freight on same. Voted that the executive
commissioner and such other Of the com
missionefs ss desire be authorized to attend
s. delegates to the msetipg Of the New
England boards in Boston.
1t was decided to have neither relief OF
typographical maps. The MISTER relating
to the State Pathological Society was re-
ferred to the executive committee. Hon.
VIM. g. Davis Of Portland was unable "a
be present ct the meeting yesterday.
Mr.. M. C. Foster Of Wsterville was
called in by the executive committee to
estimate the cost Of the proposed building
and steps we're taken BY the Committee to
lessen the expense CT ;he building
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Whist you cougtirg yet my frisnds'
sOf course my cold Is no better" "WelI
d ,nt stand on The order of going, bat @ ID
the drua ait ard get bottle Of DE-. Bulls
Cough SyTup. quick" He went, and be Va.
straigniw-sy made happy.
For bYras, scsids, and other vouuds Sal
vssior Oh has proved itself to be the best
remedy ever used. AL druggists sell it fol
% cents hotrle. dltfolrm
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By TELEGRAPH.
CANADIAN COMMISSIONERS


WAsHIxGIos. Feb. 9-rhe Canadian
reciprocity commissioners. Hoe. Mackenzie
Bowel, Sir John Thompson and Hor.
george e. Foster, arrived ct the Arlington
late tsis afternoon. Trey were accompanied
by W. G. Psrmaiss, assissans commissioner
o. cesloms for CAnads, ard Douglass
Sews-r. who will set ~ secretary. The
rsn n; stoaers will be received By Mr..
Blai * ss IL clock Wednesday.
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Both Were Slightly Rst;led. I'm III .
hurry" said 9 Biocmer farmer rusi lag int
one Of our hardware stores yesterday
Ist got lime to catch the train. G We me-
a corn-poppsr, quick :" "All right. SIR,
replied the c,e,s. DO you wanr lsrg
poT-corner?" No, just a medium -,ized-
an Or mary poru-nopper. How will this
cop-pUrpsr do? "Is that pom. ecrper p
Yes, Ba. you are gettirg little rat led
You mesn err -2orper-no, porI 7or
per--nO, al NJ ar - c,T- 2orper " "Oh
yes, pol OPP e." Yes. ne quick. CIV.
me pop eo,ner ard be gaics " AL rigtt
II res yeur pun-cooper."-- Chippewa Falls
| danPnleut
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Chicago Produce Market.

tfsSres4 Feb. .
FLous- steady. tpring patents, - Boat so; win
ter patents, 81 30a4 s.; bakers, u o0ai 10;
straight, a. e5a4 40.
wHEAT--un.etted, closed eak, lower; No. 2
spring s6s: No. z red, 81
CORN loser, ~. >, 5Ul
OATS lower; Nc. :, E9as9i
GIK-Ne. i, 70
BaRIsY-No. 2, 56a5s; No. fsxseed, 95
Provision weak, loapr,
FORK Meas, dull, $50
LARD higher; per 100 lbs. s6 6Oa6 SEA
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The rear relative =; siTs. a S. Pease
gathered u ner fesidsnc- fassdsy fors.
noon TO witness the ns,rsse CEREMONY Of
hsr daughter Mrs Ahze, % Mr. U. g
Ssiiey Of the firm Of Johntsr & 5siiey oil
Wsterviile. The cefemopy t5sk place Al
IL O'Clock, Rev. MI. Rsssh u. e@s.or Of
sbe Uniyersslis. church efiicIssiag fhs
wedding dinner was rived =: l o'cloei
alter which Mr.. aa9 Mrs. SAllsy soak sas
Afternoon train for Wstefville. Thai .hs
bride vas widely known aud very popular
Was shown by the many pretty AID costly
presents OF which che vas the recipient
Mr.. Ssliey is the son Of Mr.. Cephss SAlley
and though formerly located in Fairfield il
nov known ~ one Of Wstervilie's mos
pushir & business men.
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mp I'D IN feur i've weeks Sas entir ly ar
NJ eisease sas-tZ isa and ? Or ash. Kew 4
a gr-a' many re plr who have taken The StSh-
.SEs aad tilsn. ne r The kuowle 60 ,f the -,
sp- isly nothers shn az baher vi, h .faiy
ri upiioBs Tbei- heads and hoeies. l carnot
expsess ny thsnks TO ySa. My body wss cove ed
WIN scales and Was awful spectacle 10 BE-
held New Roy shia is IS clear rs = eaby's.
GEO lOrEY. Merlin. Wiz.
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MAPLEToN.
Miss Lizzie Wilcox, who has been stop
ping at Rev. G. M fa'k's st Presque Isle
Is home on the sick list.-La'ge quantisie
Of rift are being hsu,ed to the mill. and j
will be likely to start no about the first Of
Mxreh.-Rev. J. Waddell Of Castle Hill
received the watch in the Arocssook Demo
crat watch contest-Frsnk thomas cut hi.
foot quite badly isst week while working il
the woods %. Hubbard of Castle Hill hs'
got seven yourg lambs from five ewes; al
smart Two free high schools are running
now in Castle Hill, enc taught by Miss Aids
Noble Of Blaine, and the other by Mui
Hsaley of Fort Fsirdeld-Chspman Cit.
zens meet next Mo-dsy to organize :heil
plantation.
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Mrs. Ma;tbs L williams, whose serioui
Illness ~as mentioned 10 yesterdays issus
Of the JorzsAL. sied as the homs Of bel
daughter, Mrs. Wentworth, Tuesday morn
Ing. She was So years Of sss. The
funeral services will be held from bel
dsus hts,'s residence Thursday afternoon d
2 30 O'clock
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R. w. Pope of this city wrote yesterday

R. w. Pope Of this city wrote yesterday
to the managers Of the New England
KEN Club to enter bis tso the.eu snbfed
English bssg,es. L,ds Plu'e, 2947, A. X.
G. $. B., and RoJ al Hunter, 22,946, A. X.
G. s. b., for horors II tire kennel chow Il
the club April go. Royal Hunter 10 By
Rabbi. who hss taken three nfss premiums,
ssd his mother vss Dixie Who hss Is X o
t~o first bench prizes and one fret field
prize. Both are valuable animals.
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The scarlet fever patient at the residence
Of Simeon Keith is Low reported out Of
Danger, and we'll On The road to recovery.
No new csses have been reported, ard it IL
thous ht the disease win De stamped out.
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4oI Portland St.. /,
PORTLAND, NE, Oct. 2. ,oi

4QI Portland St.
PORTLAND, ME-, Oct. ., 'oi
THE ALLEN SARSAPARlLLA Cd
Oar Sirs: ~ have found Al
lens Sarsapariila the tn,sI
elixir Of life, as it has given me
new life and brought me back n
health and strength. For thres
wears suffered severely from
Rheumatism in my joints. paia
in the lower part Of my back, With
was. doubtless, kidney troubIs
indigestion and constina.
tiop. | had tried different REM.
dies without receiving permanent
benefit, and so il was with Door
faith that began taking ALiEN,S
SARSAPAPlLLA. had taken /, IN,
four or iiYe DAYS when | bean IL
fes. better. continued to inv
prove until. finally, after taklnc
but three bottles, my trouhles
were all gone, and | felt lke \
new m2a. can say that am
. fully cured Of al, the a,NTs
troubles. as it has been over A ys,r
since | took the medicine, and i
have not been troubled since.
believe that the cure is permanent.
ISAAC II. BAIL
AHsas Sarsans,ilia is srann.ee1 70 cur.
TAe Alien SaSGpssliia Co.,
Beodforc nsis.
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COoPER's NnLs.
Plenty Of snow for coed shedding and th,
lumSefmen are improving IL ~ we'll N
p4eA,use psfties.-S: haol closes IN this die
tsics Feb 10 after 10 weeks tsrm.-Df
w Jornasn bss nesrl, so Cas- OF 10 giippt
rnder ,rsasment.-Ei zs Erkise, wife Of
Dea. sohn Efskine u Palermo, disd Feb
6sh after . lev Gays s,ekLess siin PSF C.
moris foliosirg Ia grippe. ohe yes . Gibd
mother, vile ard friend. nd oil wEo kle
her reg st b. r loss 70 ,bs cnureh asd &C m
musisy -Sheep' cot; Loose, NJ. 122, q.
o r., il ia prosperous etnditiao. havins
received ave appheatioss since toe b gu
riss Of ibe yssr-ksipn Du.ton Of .tiee-
cor . eor1aed TO The hcrss By re.ssn oi
measles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-10

Thursday evening the ladies' Of the Un'-
tartan parrish will bold 9 supper and recep-
ton at the Wsre psrlo,s, supper being
served st 80. This will be = most happy
occasion, sort Of q Thanksgiving supper in
| consequence of the recent vipipg out Of
tbs church debt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-10

Miles Nerve 4 LivsriPtlIs.

Act on new principIe--re eulssing the
liver. stomach and boseis through the
nerres, A new discovery. Dr.. Miles, Pills
speedily cure bi'iousoess, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipation. Uuequslied for
men, women, children. Smallest. miIdest,
srsess! 80 doses. 25 cts Samples Free,
al Bowdtcn, Webster and Co.
aet273eodAw Wv
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| Can't Breathe.

black heads, red, rough, cbsppe6 al
HiM oily skin cured by [ uIICI. kA SOAP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-10

Covered with Scales. Awful Spectacle.
Cured in Five Weeks By the
Cuticura Remedies.

About tic first OF Apsil last no 10 d some nd
pimpaes lie onns oat sn oser my body. but
fhoas ht nothing OF Ii until some tiae iAtsr on.
when il tesar lock Ire spots Of mortar snotted
o. and which came of In hysss ace "a psni. q
with itching. 1 would scsStah every night until
was raw, then the next nigh the scales bsias
fnrrnac, me- sriyhiIe " e scrsteN ed oG .rAn IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-10

u Il IN I NlLsH III 10" q otv
in the eounty, bas withoas sid.
After givlne up all h. pes sf no.
CIV ny, hsps ned TO ses an al
yer is meat la u nassps ger
al, at yoer CUslCuEA kkak-
dies, and Iurchf set them from
my sruFgisr. and eossiss d sifao-t
INN, disc ieiiet. 1 BEGAN -
rptioe iha- the sestv .rup'loHs
z sf9 lily dropped of a d diss,
pear, d one by . ne. anil | I'D
b.er fully earsd. hsd the D..
eass ttrfeep alon'hs st'"Fe
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fur SaIe OF to Ut
FOB SALE.

4 nmnabs, Of desirablt nesideno.l n q
10. VARYING IN prios from $3.50 " eS.e<.s
q sCtetzi 10 to 1c aoYo pi&oes Ia he sspz1~s
lis oily; ore two story hczse Ard ioi sr lSss
". a nnrnt or OF ssrrns W Kespeese 49,
Tsrstrp "a pioe from $500 " gsoco. - n
ND tenexsr.s tc is.. q. ". WslTfnoun7~
torfssg. Rsxusta. HssAs.