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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
URIC ACID.
What II Is and How Il Forms.
A Clear Description Of This Most Subtitle
Enemy OF Modern American Life
What q Prominent Professor Says.

A weH-knoxn professor connected with 8
leading medical college. in conversation, reeepfiy
made the following wonderful assertions;
There is probably nothins which has ever
been known in the history Of the world thst has
caused more real misery 70 men and women than
taat simple and yet dangerous element called
uric acid This dangerous substance gets into
the blood Of men and women. asd even children
even before they suspect IT, aud the hzycc thst 1t
works i simply appalling, Ii causes surnatisn
Of most colds and the sctaal source Of nearly
every case OF grip.
You ask how this dangerous acid gets into the
bioo12 Very easily. The principal duty of the
iiLeys and bladder are to xpsI uric aeia from
the system. They fail 70 work very frequently.
al d, instead Of being driven from the system,
t4is poisonous uric acid gees into the blood.
" hen once in the blood It termeats, IL poisons,
1t causes nanumbered diseases and too often oc-
easicns dsath
alt must be plain, even to a novice. that the
only way in which TO keep this acid out OF the
blood l. 10 keep the kidneys and bladder in 3
strong, healthy AID vigorous condition.
Thi Is the whole problem in a nutshell, and the
rlAn or woman who does this is invariably Tree
from uric acid and the iphBite troubles whiea 1t
causes, have never known OF tut on thing
that Will in every ease oriye u-ie acid ffOIn the
,ysiem. and that is Warmers Safe Cure 1t has
been found by the medical profession TO be pos
sesssd OF properties unknown to any discovery
Of ancient or modern times. l have tnoSn of
wome who have been weak, salloW, run ooa Il
of men who have been debilitAted and wholly un-
n rived, Vho are to-day pictures OF health and
81 ensth, aud they know as well as do that the
result is due to but one thing the great cure OF
which have spoken"
fhe great truths above stated are as certain as
existence, and they reveal the real cause OF mos.
physical misery Of tbs present day, and thyy
clearly reveal the way of escaping from sucs
misery. No man or woman at the present day
should be the victim OF uric aud poison. That It
is very prevalent is most true, but to permit II to
get into the system, or having gotten there TO re-
main is simply folly
apr5; SWtt TOD col mr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

The meeting of the Fairfield village col
porasion WAS held yesterday afternoon q!
the engine hall, a large number Of the eiti-
gems being present. MIR. G. G. Weeks
Sas choseA moderator. and A. Ii. Totman
clerk. The assessors fer the coming year
were elected as fellows: +. B. Pdrington,
G. G. Weeks, d. c. Hall. Mr.. FL. E.
Tuck WAS elected collector at the same
amour! paid him last year. Cbss. R1well
was elected treasurer, and E. Kelley aud
ltof. Among the appropriations made
were $4,000 for incideDtsls, $500 for the
Ere department., and $3.50 to provide fence
around Maplewood Cemetery. The mstier
Of establishing more complete sewer
~ stem in the town was discussed to con-
siderable length and finally put into the
hands of committee to be appointed by
The mod arator who shall report the results
of their investigation ut a meeting to be
called when they are ready to give their re-
port II was voted to hire a night watch
The matter Of repairing the engine house
WAS left discretionary with the assessors as
was also the advissbility of pur.
chasing more hose 1t was voted that the
ssse ssors negoti .te for the placing Of by
drant st the corner of Elm and Yves
Streets Regarding the lighting of streets
whether by the arc or incaudescent sstem
was iefs with the assessors to decide. Some
comment was made ,hst the bylaws wera
not modern, having been drawn up in 1851
and changed very liale since that time. A
committee consisting OF g. G. Weeks, S
A. Nye ard j f Ksnrics was elected &c
revise the bylaws IS they deemed neces
ssry and report at later meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Rev Mr.. Monroe is having excellent cue
cess in hi, special meetings which he is
now holding in Hsllowell. At the meeting
Sunday evening MIR Monroe called for
contributions for The purchase of q new
organ for use in the serv as aud in six
minutes S35 in cash and several pledges Of
future payment were made. There were
Just - ptesen. st the ftst meeting about
two N onths sgo and now the vestfy is not
large enough to hold the crowds. The
meetings will be continued every evening
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
WHAT IS THIS?
An Overdose Of Morphine-And Why:

A lacy was found deal upon her he'd. Investi.
gatien showed that she had been q terrible sut-
ferer from nervous weakness snd prostration,
probably aggravated by Spring Debility witch so
wessens us all 81 this season OF the year. For
months she had eempl incd OF being tired and
nervous her stomau, aud boaels troubled her,
there was pslpitaiion, headache. strange, fain,
Feelings. and for the last week she had felt dis
couraged. depressed in mird. miserable. lna Mt
OF desperation she TOOK her own life by an over
uo' Of IN Up Inc.
pecu lar after iSSt OF the Grip Ia that, owing
to It's Ntreme weskepin Sea els upon the nerves,
1t makes reop feel llae, depres I'd and diseour-
aged ard without their form. Joyous feelings.
1t is strange that such foolish acts as suicides
IAN take place when AT the pre- ent day II is well
known that these weakening nervous diseases
IN be easily cured by using that great discovery
Tor the nerves, Dr.. Gretnc's Ncrvura, IFS effects
are Sar, M al such cases, and il Il purely vese-
table and perfectly harmless. Druggists, 81.
al employed g doctors for my wife. Many
pronounced her incurs BILE. some advised placing
her in an asylum, wbi others did her no good.
She had poor blood, was weak, ne vous, debiitst.
cd and half crazy. She had female veal ne IS and
her kidneys were very bad. Dr. Greeae's Ne''-
rl,ra has completely cured her, She tha d \ .
God that bought DR.. Greens's Nsrvara.
N.B. KING. panyers, Mass"
IN r No. DR.. Greene, the successful
w. w. specialist in curing all forms
of nervous and chronic diseases. u Temple Place.
Boston, Mass, osn be consulted free, personally,
or by letter. Call write t, him about your case,
or send for symptom blank to Ill out, and letter
fully explaining your disease. giving advice. etc,
will be returned free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

The regular meeiiT Of the city govern
ment was held last ev' DING and the follow
ing business trsr ctei:
| The rolls of Il " Jevett Hose Co. and
Alert Hoe Co. ~er-p eseBted and adopted
| Ordered that the int standing com
nittee on p-in i g. cure the printing ard
I binding 81 80 c. pies of the reports Of
the city eff -, mayors address. spprop,i-
atoms for 1892, etc.
ON recoume ndstion Of City Marshal
Norton the following officers were appointed
for speclsl police; Anthony Sprsgue,
Ivory Wakefield. Geo. W. Buzzell, Van
liz. Blern, NJ. ". Pray, John
Milton, Hugh W. Smith. Warren W
| Wight; for Gardiner and Randolph bridge,
A. W Morsng; for M. c. R. R. depot,
jena H. Wight, W. g. Hezeitine; 10,
South Gardiner, Henry Albee.
The reports Of the board Of health, over
| .ee,s Of he poor and street commissioner
we're ref rred to the Committee on printing
C. II. Mari was appointed as auditor.
The folio wing 1int standing committees
were sppointsd
Lsvinx Out New Sreeis-Aldsrmen
Hooker and morrill,. Coupcilmen Knox,
Cspen and Pickering.
ACCOUNTS sni Cl.lms-Al1ermen Noyes
and PRAY, Councilmen Cunningham, JOIN
son and Fuller.
scht ols-Aldermen Eastman and HOOK
e,, Councilman Johnson, Capen and Church.
Public Buildioss-Aldermen Noyes and
E,s,mau, Councilmen Robinson. Keene and
Beecls
Fire Depsrtment-Aldetme Pay and
Hooker. CJuneilmen Church, Cuts and
Robinson.
Highways, Bii3ges snd Sidewalks
Aldermen Johnson and Noyes. Couuciimen
Potter. Bailey and Beedle.
Paor Department - Aldermen Hooker
and Pfsy, Councilmen Rlues, Libby sni
PUter.
Engrossed Observation-Disclosures Es
man and johnson, Councilman Partridge,
Keere sDd Harsden.
Printins-Aldermen Morrell and East
mxu. Councilmen Hsrsden, Libby and
Rines.
Burning G-ounds-Aldermsn Pay and
johnson. CounciImen Pickering, Beedle
And Church.
Street Lishis-Aldermen Morrell and
Moves, CounciImen Cuts, CnnDinghsm
and knox
In the common council the report Of the
finance committee was presented and given
its first reading, - follows:
The joint Standing committee on finance,
havir had under consideration the subject
of appropriations for the ensuing year.
would respectfully submit the folio -iug II .
port and order:
City Of Gsrdiner-In common council,
March 2sth, 1892
Ordered, the board Of aldermen concur
ring that the sum o. $500 be granted.
raised and sp9ropristsd in making and re-
pairing bishvsys. bridges and sidewalks
within the city Of Gardiner IS the Law re-
quires, and the assessors are hereby re ctsd
{, sssess the afors said sum upon the polls
aad eststes, zeal sod personal, OF the res
dents and non. residents Of the city Of Gar
dir or, 3. hign~sy taxes are BY law require
to be assessed and collected as other cash
taxes.
! Ordered further, the board Of aldermen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NnW tORE AulII &
g1oun-- tcea.,t.ts 25337 nkz7 sxr4EE. gIA
dis: s3l! ssors, opened weak, dun, ciosins
st.adsr .alss IhsCO ,,pl.: low extras A. 5,a3 30
ci,y ~, 4 35.,l Il I,i,. noI oaz,f. !. { ~ A. az
rtater vhast los, srsde-N * 75,t3to faiy Z
fancy a 35as4 IS ,nst.nts, h, lOsx4g0 Mlnpesots
,lea- "a ssak4 ~ do papruL. "a ioah5 10
sfrsi,b.s a. oos.t 40 rye fnixturc "A sixH rs
suueTfne ~ ss1s is. ape i g1asx s.
MBKAT-Ke4su,Ls lI32S bpsh <1ssss $50
,ses, 6tOo0: irregular, qui, t. closing frmer -
No REQ. g7,s %. SUE and elevator qsi
1871 sfoa,. V7sagsI, tob, so red va -
No noylaesn sssaHI No l, hard, sa,Ags5 NO
2 northern, s2as<E spring. -;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Did you ever consider that about tbs
meanest ailnens that sflliots children il
worms? Worms think of it! In all theii
meanness and losJhsomeness, sfi1 ctirg tbs
little ores with all the symptoms Of digss
tive trouble, frightful dreams. dizzn
headache, obstinate cough, commissions
extreme nervousness and other symptom.
Of Ill portent. DR.. Hands Worm Elixir il
the positive cure for these pests of infan
tile life and early childhood. For sale BY
Chas. K. Partridge. Augusta Geo. "
Dorr. Wstervllle; C. H. Brsnn, Hsllowell
Geo E Warren. Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

There is every Pre- pect that there will be
more building done in Waterville du,irg he
| coming season than for good number of
years past. A large number OF real estate
transfers have been made and mere are
anticipated. Among those made lately is
the transfer Of q house and double lot on
Spruce street to Sumner Rowe BY Hon.
Reuben Foster for s435. Mr.. Rowe will
either erect or move another house upon
tie lot. Pul.ifer and Gray have also sold
two lots Of The De Rocher field md Phillips
Ard Ware two lots in the Redington field, ali
for Building purposes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

L. A. Peroleton, proprietor Ct the BesC b
Hill gold mine in Putston, was in Gardiner
yesterday with his partner, Mr.. Cummings,
an old California Miner. MIR. Pendleton
iof rms the JOURNAL thai m Saturday he
PAM ed ous some forty psnfllls of rock snd
secured quite fair amount OF gold He
s very sanguine sbout The mine, regarding
it as containing much precious ore. The
lumber is all on the ground and work on
he mil. will BE- commenced just as soon as
the nsn from California arrives who is to
put up the Stamping apparatus, etc, rec
essary 10 crush and work the ore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
Last Sunday was day of special inter.

Last Sunday was day of special inter
est at the Methodist church. A large cor =
gregstion listened to Mr.. Lsdd's sermon On
Church NJ, moership" Five persons rs =
ceived The sacrament of Baptism ard II
united with the church, nine from prob :
ton and three by letter. Four of these
were young ladies' who are in the h Oh
school Full IS OK more psrtook OF the
sacrament Of the supper. The evening
meetings were largely attended and full of
interest. The conference year is winding
up in hopeful way ard the outlook for
the future 10 very encoursgirg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Three vessels were towed to this city
Sunday afternoon 1t shout 5 o'clock by the
tug Seguin. They are the first vessels to
arrive this reason. The dravbridgs is un-
drgoing repsirs so that the draw could not
De swung and the vessels are made fast at
Dingey's wharf and the railroad wharf
Two of them will load here and tie third
at Augusta. Bridge-keeper Morsng ex.
poets to have the draw ready for bushes.
this week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

The report about Jamaica ginger drink
ers" was unfourdad. Two tiule boys, Jerry
and Willie c, fin, one eight and the other
ten yesrs of age, have confessed to bresk
ing into the Ftore of ID F Mcclure. On
Friday 1 light they made al sttemp. to break
into Foi'om's hardware slcre but were
frs ent d away. The question is, What
is 10 be done with the ooy;?' They are
not bad boys. but they live on the street,
and have nothing to do to keep them out Of
misch,ef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Last evening at 30 o'clock a horse
driven by Lsforest R.nes Of South G .rdiuer
took fright near the freight depot and
throwing the occupants OF the carriage GU.
ran up through Water street. When near
the sQusre a. the Junction of Church and
Water streets he sheered to the right sud
striking the sidewalk fell in ssngied ma =
Of horse, harness and carriage in front of
Supplements shos store. Despite the ap-
pearance that 1t had Of being q comp lete
wreck the horse and carriage came Gu.
without any serious injuries. 1t was not
learned that any one was injured in the az
fair p hich fortunately occurred when but
few we've on the street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

The dedicstory exercises Of the Free
Baptist vesry we're held Sunday and were
Of most interesting character throughout
The services were attended by large aud
ences, especially a. the evening service
.hen both vestries we're crowded. Ths
Sunday services Of this denomination vii
hereafter be held in this vest-y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The importsnceo of punetuality in open
ng grange meetings should be felt by
officers and members more than it is in
some oranges
At the meeting Of the County Grange
in West Bath Wednesday. visiting ts-
irons remarked with pleasure the fine
appearance OF West Bath Grange Hall
since repairs were msde.
West Bath Grange entertained Saga
dshoe County Pomona Wednesday,
March so This is one of the live oranges
of Sagadshoc county, always ready to
Go all they can to make our monthly
meetings. interesting and beneficial This
is the OF time of the year usually to get
a large number out owing TO the bad
travelling that exists here in Maine.
Notwithstanding, eighty were there
TO get good and 10 good Four availed
themselves of the opportunity OF re-
receiving Instructions in the degree of
Pomona West Bath Grange gave a very
pleasing entertainment in the evening,
All parts were well given. consisting uf
readings. recitstions, and singing CUES
lions were asked ny the worthy lecturer
and answered by members as called
upon by him The question that brought
out the most points was Are the far
mers benefited by the way that our ag-
ricultural fairs are managed A vote
of thanks was given to West Bath
Grange for the short, terse and admir-
able entertainment and hospitsble treat
ment
By invitation of the members Of Frye
burg Grange Mr.. W b. Kendall of Bow
doinham, spoke to large number OF
patrons in our Grange Hall upon the sub
iect of the "Pfoduction of Hay 1he
lecture was fully illustrated by drawings
upon the blackboard showing the con
stituents and also the food value Of hay
and kind of plant food contained therein.
| Ii was well delivered lecture ,enliyened
by anecdotes and pract cal illustrations
showing the various points presented.
The speaker claimed that hay is
the staple crop of Maine, AS sure, on
good land, as our annual snow of winter,
and must in the future he one Of our
greatest sources of revenue Bis
thoughts were timely and turned princi-
pally toward renovating our WORKOUT
soils. After speaking for an hour, the
speaker was called back by question
and continued his line of thought for
some time longer, holding the closest
attention Of his hearers throughout the
entire lecture. The meeting was enliv
ened by excellent music. furnished by
the grange choir, and the reading of the
Orange Echo" by Sister Susie Charles
The grange by rising vote, rendered 8
hearty vote Of thanks to Mr. Kendall
for his admirable lecture. the choir FOL
its music and the editress for her paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

The Masonic Il aiding Association held
3 mstting es etosy Afternoon at the Cffiee
of Hon william Hsines The, following Off
ce,s wee elected Prs, Col. /. 5 Bsfg.;
Treasurer. G. W. X yoolds; execat. We
committee, s. Bang G. D Carleton,
Marx Callers, W. A. r. Boo hoy, c. Z.
McFa!dep
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Mr.. F o Buzz /! OF Bangor vas in the
city yest4rday In consuitsuon with mr,
Bailey Of Winthrop regard to placing
the cont.sc. for the factory st Newport.
Contractors Foster AID Puri1gton are the
two lowest bidders ard the contract will
Dr. baby be let 10 one OF there firms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Samuel Currier las the lot on which he
10 to build the Red Mems Hall, sl-esdy
cleared and part Of the foundation is 90
the spot. Mr.. Carrier evidently intends 20
see the lildlng up in q short space Of
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Charles Brsdsreet, q welknown resi-
dent, v ho has lived the past few years with
his fsther-in-law, Gofhsm Jewett, died 81
Mr.. Jewe,t's bone on Windsor street, Sur
day afternoon. He was - years of age.
The funersi will be held Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
REAL ESTATE.


The following are the real estate mans
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing April 2, 1899.
FaRM1sGTos,-FrankH Hardy 10 Alvin =. Hardy
land aud buildings, sl2t0.
JsY.-Caroline NJ. kyes to Edwin T. Emerson
IL laDd, ti5o; Pre.ton Eyes 10y guardian t,
same, IL land, tl5O; Josiah q. and Edward c
Walton TO Eiiab l. Buck farm, s775; Edwin r
Emerson to Osmond S. Wait, land and buildings
. 200.
PHILLIPs.-H j. Wing to Geo. Haley premises
$3.50
WILTON Mary P. Ranger to j. B. Ranger
land and buildings, t250o; Moody Walker t.
Dsnel " alker premises, 500, Harriet Wake
10 x. d. Walker, IL laud ard buildings. con
Daniel Walker to Harriet Walker con-; May 4
Wei man ct al. to Henry D. Weeks. land, s60.
NEW SHARON -JUds1n Bailey 10 Frank c
Stone. land, ESQ.
RAsGELEY Stephen Lowell to Annie B
Hswey, pre- misc, 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

The old building on the causevay fot-
merly occupied By Roberts, the upholsterer
10 being entirely remodelled and when com
pleted will be occupied by John Carroll,
who will open al eating house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Emerson's great success, "Cranks." will
be given at The opera house next Tuesday
evening. Il comes TO Gardiner under the
local management OF Messrs. A. L. Steph'
enson and Geo. Brown. Some very ludi-
crous photographs Of lsughabie situations
are on exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Ii has been decided after many postpone
ments TO hold the musicale TO be given at
the residence of Mrs. ". B, Arnold on
Thursday evening April l. Friends of the
psrishioners sre expected to be present and
a very enjoyable evening lie anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

You can't cell it or give it away. that
vesfisome cough Of yours. Nobody wants
it, you don't want il yourself. Get Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam to help you
throw il away. spr4t&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05
Druggists
and
Phys clans

Druggists Are among tho hest friends Of
and the scientific specific for Rbou-
Phys clans mptism- ilh-.o-t ho-ros- The
former Aud IL a quick and
steady seler aud the latter often prescribe IT, t. A.
Smith, druggist, Gordon, Nehrl-ka. wrote Noy. 30,
-Pl ~ a0s s|HiHg -itio- rho-rps and 4 hires Inc
best qi sfteoil n any satc,as Iercr sahi fan Le-
''a''s1a. - Dr.. =. stch5tns-, Bondrd H., pear
Chicago wrote: II nm using 1h-ia-phn-yos quito
er'ef-'reg !" 7'Y practice, anil rcgard tas yemedg
m 1aniqriDi rh@"mafjsu- - These are fFpca
examples Of The place that tai. great specific Tor
rheumatism, Neuralgia and scatiea has tn the conf
dcnce Of experts in medical matters, II ,c- ard j.
does It's work. It, friends ,hoac Who have tried
everything c!se Intellectually. ~ per bottle. Al
Druggists. The Aihiopboros CO.. New Haven, Conn.
Treatise rheumatism free. Write forit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

We are a reliable registered drug firm
and we positively guarantee every
article sold by us to be genuine. These
prices are for cash only. Even though
you live long distance from US you
will be we'll paid for your time expend-
ed by coming TO us.
Our whole stock Is Ia the same scale OF
prices and II the article which you
want Is not mentioned in the above list
you can figure about what 1t would be
In price. Ask for 1t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

s. F. Br.nn. contractor and builder
leaves this morning for B5s OF and vicinity
10 stady the late designs IN srchit, cure and
house furnishings generally. Mr.. Brsnn
appreciates the fact that there Is TO BE- a
great deal Of burlcing done in the city thi.
session. sud will Gene back With y good
stock Of modern ideas in house Gems rue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Romeo Sullivan, the Bangor Ghost. y
vas in The city lsst night on his way Ban
gor. RJmeo hsd come from Berlin Falls
and slJnougn in good spirits showed the
9cts OF the large rumoer Of miles which
have been covered during his late absence
from his native city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Amos Gerald, of Wsterville. was in Gar
diner yesterday. on bis way home from New
York, where he has been on business con.
nected with the equipment Of the new e &C.
tric railroad between WAteryille aud Fair
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

Mr.. V. Whitman of the university, has
sufficiently recovered from his late sickness
10 leave his room and yesterday returned TO
mis- home to recuperste. Mr.. Whitman
expects to be able to return so as to work
with the bail team the latter part Of the
| spason
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

in cases Of debility and exhaustion 10 bene-
f-isl. A smsll wine slsssful b fore each
meal increases The appetite and improves
digestion. Sold by all druggists.
dLxnhrhr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-05

AT the party: Mr. Jason (in the bslcouy)
--Jist look at Jane Ann Locut putin on
style, will you? Before they found sas On
the old mans farm she he dab but Que dress
to her back.
Mrs. Jason-An' now she hsint none.