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The Washington bee., 1892-11-05

The General Board of Directors includes members from Virginia
west virginia. New York Pennslv
C., North CarolDa, Mai and, Alabami andT
In less than hun;h of vigorous work
Twenty (2O
lied by the colored people, by tben and
pCood Agents and Colored Clerks Main
Office
LARGE BRANCH STORE AT CLIFTON FORGE, VA,
with full line OF Dry Goods Crockery
and polite clerks wait their
A LARGE COMMIsS ION HOUSE
Richmond selling all kinds country produce
baccO Cattle and Lumber Chickens Eggs
BROOM AND CIGAR FACTORY
will soon be in active operation giving npoymen
management
future Iron and Coal Mines
members of The Association.
DRY GOODS STORES
Several dry goods stores centrally located will be operation
fall at least by December M o will be located sshngOn,
D. Co. Charleston, West Virginia. Lynchbug, Va. and
Richmond Virginia. possibly
determined b. Gods hp push
and start business place where the
selves and take shares the being Building
and Loan Association has already
Virginia and North Carolina.
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05
EXPENSIVE AND UNNECESSARY OF
FICEe-DEsERVING TEACHERS
To BE REWARDED

There has Teen a great deal of
complaint made to Congress re-
latlve to the offices of supervising
principals in the white aud colors
ed schools. There is no need tor
these ftices when the work can
tie Gone, as it was befnre, by the
principals of the several buildings.
Just think Cf it nine SUI ervIsing
principals at a salary of two thous-
aud dollars per year, amounting
to eighteen thousand dollars when
that amuont should be distributed
among several assistant principals
TO tie priucik ais of the several
schools. Congress bad this ques-
non under consideration at its
last stssion but it was taken up
too late for consideration. 1t is
The opinion of the BEE that every
trustee is in favor of this PROPOSE
ton. 1t is just what the BEE has
been advocating since the ap"
appointment of these supervis>
ins principals.
na'vation Oil, the greatest cure
On earth for pain, affords instant
ielIet and speedy cure to all suffer.
trS from rheumatism and neuralgia,
III all the varieties of lumbagO,
sclatlca, tic deuloureux, semi-craia
ect. 1t is the greatest pain destroy
er OF any age or cline. However
ueep may be the seat of the dis
ease, there this famous liniment
VIII penetrate and effect a cure BY |
removing the exciting cause. Price
Is cents,
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05

"That plank was rejected in1S92 tor
the very purpose, as the convention
said, of putting itself in perfect harmony
with the views of its candidate, and the
plank adopted frankly declared it TO be
a fundamental policy of the Democratic
marty that all duties levied for any other
purpose than the simple purpose OF rails
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05

Tie republicans of Garfield and
The adjacent counties of Mary
land under the auspices of the Har
rlson and Ried club held ratfca-
lion meeting and flag raising on
last Wednesday evening. There
was from five to six hundred peO.
pie present including a large num-
Der of ladies.
w. Ii. Carroll Was els cted preSi-
dent and JAS B. Young, secretary.
At S'olock president Carroll call.
ed the meeting to order in short
and pointed address and ordered
the flag 10 be raised. The first
speaker was r. S. Smith, of Florida
who spoke at some length discuss
ing the issues of the camuAign n.
an eloquent and logical manuer
He was followed 10y w. Il. Jones,
secretary of the Republican Central
Committee of this city. Mr.. Jones
is a fine speaker and for one hour
he interested his hearers.
The last speaker was w. Calvin
Chase who gave some practical
suggestions.
WHAT CONGRESS WILL
EXPENSIVE AND UNNECESSARY OF
FICEs-DEsERvING TEACHERS
TO BE REWARDED
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05
SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 1892
Locals.
Read the BEE.

Mrs. William S. Wallace of Sl3
L street, %. W., who is spending
threa weeks in New York city with
her daughter will go from there to
Connecticut for one week to visit
her uncle aud will return on or a..
bout the 5th inst. wbe Q her hus-
band and friends will gladly vel.
come her.
REPUBLICANS RATIFY.
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05

LADIES HAIR Slaughtered,
at their homes, by a harmless
method. Address.
Mrs. Elmet,
City p 0,
FURNISHED rooms TO let 10
ladies' or gentlemen. No l445,
Pierce Place. q
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05
CAPITAL STOCK 100000
Shares $500 Each.
Incorporated under the laws of Virginia July srd 1S9l
OFFICERS

ol4o "lDLlAMo' JR President, Richmond, Va
REV. R. j. PERKINS, VcePresdent, Huntington w Va
hor ~ " oCofl Znh 9cePres md Auditor Petersburg, Va
In" D. l.. hAhhlo, treasurer Richmond, Va
oonNHLlOo MlMMo' attorney, Manchester, Va
BLACKWELL Secretary Gen Manager Manchester Va
The Washington bee., 1892-11-05
Washington, d. C.
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BE sure to consult Emma, ex.
Gypsy queen. c!airvoyant and as
trologis'; a life long student of
occultism 923 First ct. 8. W.:
hours to p. M fee SOC. Open
Sundays.
PRINTER WANTED.
A good printer can find perma-
nent employment at this Office by
applying at once. Good wages to
the right party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Ia resp1r.e to the cali issusd to the busi-
1e.s mea and capitalists OF the city, sooos
20 NE, IL tie CITY rocms Thursday evening
70 consult in relation 10 the proposed foi m
Asien o. . st3Ck company TO operate The
shos fsc:osy on III me- capital Nj, a.
Libby, formsIlg of the q On of Calt~ell &
Lab, z ehmopd, aAd II II Haoksr OF
thi. city we've prssen. AID sxE laiaed IN d. =
.Ail the plan which itey proposed tor ops. =
alins tie factory. The ssh lsr1en pressn /.
regarded the scheme very faToraoIy, AID
que $ number q th-m szreed 10 inie'sst
u. m.elves in pushing il through
20 ruccsssfni i-sna, AMI YOU'D
Isse STOCK ic the pr 'eted coupai y.
The ganersl result VI TIE mos Ii z
vss Satisfactory although the attendance
vas lot 80 large IS could be wished.
Those Lresenl. h1-ever, f.em Il earnest
and the JOURNAL iekras frl N conversation
sith several = NJ were ihsre that the rexi
move will be the a. ointment OF commit
tee CT business msa TO verk the matter up
smong the citizens Of ths place and co.
desv5r 10 raise the balance of he e2J,uou,
which il q estimated sill be ree3fd 10 can
dUc, tie bunsess. The decisive blos Will
be struck while the iron is hoE, AID II tne
money and business men Of the place WI
rally TO is assistance the move may resulg
IN he establishment OF az enterprise here
Inch shall be & permaEeGs iEduary Tor
cur city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
Corn 200 Years Old.
Fort Worth Gazette

A J. Mercer, living near Burden, Kan ,
has patch of corn which is the rarest
ever grown. The patch is small, but the
corn Is kind thai has never been seen
in this country before.
Last spring Mercer opened mound
on his farm and in it found lot OF
corn along with certain prehistoric
relics showing that the corn had been
put 10 there ages ago. Ii was in a
sealed jar and was about 3 peck in
quantity. lie gave away about half Of il
| 10 his neighoors and Others who heard
| OF it and wanted Il few grains for curl
| osity. When planting time came he
| thought it would be good idea to plant
some OF IL AMI prepared apstch of ground
near his house and planted about two
quarts of the seed. It came up and
| thrived we'll under the cultivation given
| it. The ears cane we'll II has now beer
| harvested. The ears were about SIN
| inches long and the grains were clost
| together, standing up with sharp points.
The grains are small. being about ole
| fourth the size of an ordinary grain o1
corn.
Mercer thinks that this must undoubt
eddy be the original corn of this countrg
from which the present has sprung
through long and high cultivation
What is remarkable about il is that tht
mound from which it was taken his;
every evidence of being very old, ful
trees were growing on it that could mol
he less than 200 years old The rel G.
found with the corn are similar TO those
-uud in the mounds of Illinois ans
ONO, and this mound must have bee
coexistent with those, which are believed
| 20 have been over thousand years old
Mercer has sent samples Of his corn Il
friends in the East and TO the govern
ment officials at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

building. ard hsu's All ing 'he Jones
buiEdIag frem catching IRE. The flfe
osHed By Samlel Carrier sas uninsured
ard Nj. Enr-ier essiu sSes his ioss at SouOo /;
Mr.. G. aid, loss viii b. more than covered
By the ius.fA' c. "a $500. placed through
Msesniter. FAR, & c. 's.geDey in Augusta
in the folIosirg compxsi's; Caitos11a
IasnFsaee c., II Ss3 FRANCISCO. so0o )
Granite Stste, of P1rtsnaLtl. n H.. $500 :
Nv Hsmp.oi,e, of Manchester, n. H g,
$50 l g jones ( ca : stock viii be .
Isgsi io.s 3 d vii amones TO about $1,000,
but tse huii3lfg g, which xss worth $500,
was Incurred il lne 4. p1ix OF Hsrsfasd,
C.nn., f5r $500. Tia ate started
Ia E. q ads sore journal
rep lrI.r cNIed u MIR q al se..e, Day
morning at Tss told by shss senus IN A.
thsi he could give no fras0n for the es
star ing except tue csrelrss1s 81 OF raUps
OF loisIa i.fJ-I5g DIVA III hsaied
MS ca epoa pie OF 10 Sc ekes l,ior IL tos
~0od-Led - lIs rTsr Of ihe oliidlpg MI.
Il nd ssfs hs. he Gid heG link il could
lave sughi ON D st5vs as NJ sSs 10
lie sutoI ( after IL G'eicck and fund
rveIy thiDg oil figlt, besides there was sU
vcodwJfx wishn Is inches Of the
s'ovs or iaan-l. Tne drsusn taiuk the
fire started froo. $ithin tie bulldog, b1t are
suzz,ed to sccount Tor the extreme rapid )
with vi CD the fire sorssi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
Birds.
New York Evening Post I


Mr. 5. s. Boynton, California natur-
alist, comes 10 the defence of some OF
our domestic birds that are charged
With high crimes against the crops
ihe meadow lark, he says, is roundly
abused by the farmer, and one of the
atrocities laid at its door is pdlling up
shoots OF young wheat careful ex-
animation of the stomschs of a large
number OF lArks shows that their food
is mostly inS. cts, and hence the dams ge
done by them is slight compared to the
good they perform In the stomachs of
thirty lsrks opened by Mr. Boynton, one
huudSed seeds, twenty-five cater
pillars, fifty seven grasshoppers
nd eighty beetles were found
From this showing the con
clu.ion flows that the lark is genuine
friend of the farmer Robins have also
been much maligUed Two OF these
birds under surveillance for an hour
were seen to take Is their young fifty
| cut 8orms in a country where bcrrie-
were plentiful Tie oluci4y is another
martyr TO public opinion Oae writer has
laid with bitter sarcasm: If You sue
coed in killing a blue ". a hundred
strangers come to attend his funeral and
10 supply his place But the fact Is, that
no other bird in ISIS on so many insects
| as part of his daily bill of fare Audi
| bon estimated that two jaws and their five
young require for food in 100 day. 20,
900 insects that are harmful TO fruit and
| food plant. Another bird on the black
list Is The downy w0odpecker or sap
| tucker, but il also subsists mainly on in
sects and grubs that are harmful To
fruit. Nor is the ruby-'hroated hum
ming bird only a honey thief, for while
| he has sweet bill ne prefers insects,
then there is the sparrowhawk, which
every one regards RS a public enemy
but this bird annihllates great quanti-
ties of snakes, mice, and in-ecrs, and his
appetite for them is never satisfied Maj
tins aud swallows are also unfailing in
sect devonrPrs. For the crow and spal-
row, MIR. Boynton is obliged to enter d
plea of guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

As was stated 10 Frdsy moroing's jour
NAL. fire broke Gu; Thursday nigA; at IL 81
ia tue Currer store, jlss forth Of the fte
departmt Mt bul ding, occupied BY Z Goulo
IS q fucoltute store and Destroyed that build
ing. ihs building ownsd By | G.. Jone.
& 20 whoiss sle irnit dealer. occupied b.
that firm and By Gould vas left tot,i
wreck g. di;s cobtsnrs ruined The Ire Wa,
di covered by ConIu2to- George rsy lor %
The electric rosd at L 50 z. NJ snd N yh
wstct man John Lvig h On rang the sl.rm =
few minutes later. The fire depsrtmep,
turned cut promptly and before long four
Streams ere PLAY Jog On the Bre, one frou
she Tiger two from tie steamer and one
from +. c. DSvr1porrs pump down III
street When discovered the fire Wa.
bursting through the roof ami erd Of tbe
Currier building, spd despite TT
endeavors Of ;he iirsmen il Was lmpos-iol.
TO save the bulldog from dtstrucuqu
rbe fl smea rapidly common, Cttci with III.
Jane. building with results as nenti3n'd
The fi'eDen did gIess work in pfoteclnQ
the wooden 'orer on tie FIRE department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

ThHs Keston was given 80 d,ys ii Au
susts j iii yesterday morning a. The poncs
court for vsgrsLcy. keston pat in his sp
pesra ce ia GsrdI1er At sbou. 2 o'slncs
THU. day morning ard as he is d cidt d.y
ugu lookiog customer 'hs uglt loIce
pl4 d b IN where he could do no trouble
ult.l mornie9 He stated that be was ~
me HaIlo~tll FIRE and as ne had been rou I'd
there as 10. z as he ought 10 started fl
Gardner. la bis POCKETS were several
aew hsrmon,css AID other sr'ictes for
-hlch he WAS unable to secouu,. He sat
ID tina: he spent all summer in jsil st Por!
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20
The Music of Nature.
GOOD Words

| The bass of thunder is considerably
| lower than the lowest sound produced
| in an orchestra-below the zero of music
we nav call it, &C which all positive
apprehension of musical sound ceases,
ana our senses are merely conscious Of
roar. In observing the music Of thun-
der, our attention, however, may be most
probably directed 10 the expression
rather than TO the notes. The musical
dininu ndo is more perfectly represented
by thunder han by sny other form Of
sound in nature after the first clsp is
over, the ear will pursue with pleasure
the rolling away and gradual raintiag If
the peal, until at i'm measurable distance
i. 81. Ks into silence
Iii, me lody Of rain 6aneiFg on the
stones, or polting down in its first drops
on the drv soil u forest or nealh.i,
sp, cles of sound which the arr Of music
has ,ec 10 initiate If it would complete
ils at present very incomplete Ii: of liz
strumynts The 1eXicaps had some rat
ties msde of very peeuli,r clay, with p ps
iu.ide, which were intended TO represent
this sound Certsin tribes of the Mort b
! American Indians have been similarly
/ fascinated by the loud splash of water,to
!
before they have Instruments con-
stIIcted accordingly with view TO re-
prodrc this sound Large buff 40 hides
are filled with water sud sewn up in the
manner OF wine bags. Drrmelicks Of
cork, or with Iheir heads covered by a
very fine gum are welded BY the player.
and the gentle ard monotolous plash OF
water is produced BY the drumstil X
striking softly ON the skin. The natives
will sit aud listen TO these instrument
for hours
Ce. tain tribes on the Amszon have IN
Il similar way been fascinEted by the
music of the waterfall, Mu ical instrI-
ments were found in use among thea
consisting of Il complicated mechanism
by which water was poured from ore
bnwl into smother, in iu,itation of th,
cascade, and thea returned by the IT
ceiving bowl into he vessel which hat
poured il; so that by u repetition Of thu
int chanism a constant murmur of ca
cade could be kept up so long as tn
audieuce desired or the player was abl
to perform it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Sup. Fred Gout who has charge Of the
Rsaooiph houses of tue X lex erootksr Ice
Company has made record since the
oper. lens were commenced on the river,
which probably beats any record made BY
sinsle chain ard goes far shesd Of the
best record ever made ct this hou-e Stree
The season opened be- has rua 25 coo tons
iGto the houses with g single chat, piece
# work regarded as almost phenomenal by
ne Local crmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Geo. W Ii medley Of Boslou, REPRESENT
ing The Fhr il Insurs &c Co J., VS. io 6 81
Diner yesterday On his way from HxlloS eli,
where he adjusted the compsny's losses Ii
;he FIRE thtre Thursday evening. Ia com
pany wmh the sdjasters Of o'her interested
companies ne will It main al Gsrciaer today
when it is expected tie josses on the
WenIso Sgr,ng & Axle Co s building
" II be laliy sfjasted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Ny Wife Paints in the Spring mos
everything she can lay Ter hands on
and if your wife does the same, sh,
wants to recommend TO her the Chitor
Paints. She says, tell her they art
easy to put on, and that brush 'ul
goes a wonderfully long way. she says
she does not know or care what the
paint is MAZE Of, as she knows that
after it's once On it lasts longer and
looks better than any paint she has
used, that she can get any shade OF
color she wants, aud any quantity from
a pint can TO a barrel
We have q Color Card for your wife.
feh20deod& vtopeolnrchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

he Caicsg, TiGes, Fridly says; The
r'i~s-y t'usI is backing syn 'icste which
'i'l eDhrayiI - Sc ure c3ntruI Of ali tns
bre wees IA h cog not b. longing to the
En- llh $ nic.te. II i, proba IL that v ith
ali tue 1rewe N tue hards OF two big
rom9insuons PIC will be raised, ana
there wall be no cuttirg and little compeii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Rev. J. /. Monroe entertained The Free
Bs ptist Social Circle st his bone IN Reach
stree, Thursday evening There were be-
'ween sixty and sevent. pre- sent. and all
pas,ed mos. pleasant evening. |. being
the sn.usl meeting, = business session was
i AID tie foil wing fl ;ers we're cleo ed E;
Pres. Mr.. John Hartman; V, pes, Mrs.
George T.y lor; sec Mrs. Atmeds Bean;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

A large crew OF men And The city teams
we're 8! WORK yesterday removing a psit Of
the snow en- Waer street This nave by
our worthy street commissioner ,nade an
IT empt to reach the sidewalk less hazArG-
o.. to Z ans and their Occupanis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Charles Z. D.nsn on, wAo p as sick With
the grape short time ago, Las receive d
bis wars Mt Tor his three weeks ck bene fl +.
am ou ..iIg 10 So, from the Otder of fonu
The promptnes5 Of Shat order paying s
beuens Cal be ,eeD frum he fec. ,lat Mr..
D.usmofe received his warrant IN 10 day
after he local odge in this plsce accepted
his Claim and sent tn payers to lie s1prt me-
lodg- N Philsdelphis, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Which will ye have II does seem il somt
folSs p 'efer to have tho last condition OF the
liver rather than the first. They perpetuHlly dos,
themselves @ith purkallves totally without yirtu'
H. Alternative of liver ubie. Ho-tester's st IN
ach BIZ ers l. the suCcc-aful candidate for the
peoples choic', nd y {, popular ana well know
as Is, there are unto tiLates who keep on trying
the drastic remedies CO. iuruer days. IT is to e
known and long tried prcptrti Of tn" litter.
appeal. Reason sh uld guided by experit nee
IN ia" matter Of me1ics iol. "rhe bst guide to
patrlo5 Of he early ret uiuIonary PEI iod The
'xo'Rma ioo is pre- gnant with truth. For over d
third OF century The oitterc daily has met with
the endo' seinent nt p opie suite ing from liver
complaint, malaria, constipation, rheumatism
debit tY and troubles accompanied by dyspe Dsia
Lat rly ii has declared Itself and been thoiU ughy
apprOYed as a Z me dY for ia ginne."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

At the Disciples chapel on Sun lay, Rev.
J L. Monroe will preach at 2 45 O'Clock.
r. u on "DrankeuGess, the Curse Of the
Nauoa The regular A {. 4. meeting
viii De he'd at 6 80 O'Clock, AID the gospel
service at 30 All are iaSi.ed to these
a.-sY -L.1 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

The young people Of the First Baptist
church are arranging to give interesting
Exercises at The vestty On Tuesday ev ming
TnBy viii be Of q character appropriate +
Washington's birthday. A regular Wssh-
inatonian supper VIII De served and othel
n1ve, features il trUduceo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Fred DAniorth aud ASSISTANTS were At
work yesterday determining the boundary
line between The states Of Msssrs Cusics
sbd Hickey tn sptiog street, question
ever which 8 SUIT ali be tiled at the MArC n
term Of the superior court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

p2en there may be great variety Of Al .
'~ers; but whrn ssksd, Which is your
favoste bicoi pufifet? there can be oply
one repiy-ayet's Ssrsspsriils, because ii
IS the purest, ssftss, and most economical.
febl5eod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

ress, Miss. Angie Hsrfimar- The sun
Of $40 vas raised toward the building fund
The ei,cie will meet with Mr. Ard Ms.
Thomas Hoib,aok .. the New Mills on
Thu ebay evening Ct * week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Lewis Black Of Randolph Who has been
i'll with Ia grippe fer the past few weeks,
4as out again yes erday. HIS many f.ie nis
will De glad 10 learn Of his recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Mrs. z. r Pfosberae ~no has been visit
rg friends II Dss Moioss. Ioss, for sr'-
.Ya! mon lhs, has returned home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Special meetiDE of the aldermen Mondl;
night TO dras two traverse juror4 Tor III
,pricg term Of the Supreme Judicial Cour!
| al Augusts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Rev. A. s. Lsdd, breaches At the Metho
dis, CHURCH tomorrow at2 As o'clock, local
time; Sunday school a. ! 80 o'clock; Ep
~of,h lesgus messing At Is; gospel ser
vice at 80 All are invited 10 attend
these services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

Rev J. Lapgdon Q iimoy vho has
preached at the Ccngres sIoDsl c5utch for
he past iso Sundays viii De heard in the
same pulpit tomorrow morning.
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WHAT DO |! NEED?
A Question Which Comes Home
to Us.

"yha, do need. | am + ei ns r.rvoas. tired
and without my o'd-tim- snSp VIM"
These the feeiin9s o. ihoussn IS al this tine
of year dur ng the aoge frosa Winter 10 Sprios.
They sre iun dSwn 18th Sprias Debility or have
overwoIked snd oyerst5sired brain, nerves and
sys,en. and feel dali, without energy, do not
eat and sleep we'll; liver ami bowels become tar
sense o. anxiety, strange sensation which plainly
show that the aerres are no; right. There is dan
ger in these symp .oms-ths dangs r Of nsr voms
| prostrsti0n, hart failure, paralJ sis OF
insanity.
The danger lies in ne slece. however Use Or
| CIR ene's Neivurs, the great specific for thes.
nervous diseases, when the first symptoms appear
and core is sure. The wonderful discovery vii
| calm, quiet and strengthen the nerves itome /
lately. iryiyorstes the bran, enriche' the blood
and vitalzes the whole system, Purely ,egeta
| bic and harmless Druggists, q.
"From the astaHs aovrry ocer 6asiassI mat
ters, suffered from he loss Of siesp. end bscGm,
50 Nervous that tras entirely unit for business
In fact, 1 f.sTsd insanity. | used DR.
| Greene's NervurI. Tbs effect was almos
magical. could again sleep; mental mpn
| ur appetite ana streng returned. Sir hottie
ofhis remedy cured me, and have ienialnct
well to tnis date, | have recon- nend-d DIR
Greene's Nervura to many OF my friends au'
neishbors ana hare get 10 ielrH Of faiiare 10 Oh
tain good results.
| S.W. Morse, Hudson Ma 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-20

The funeral Of the late Peter Gr:ftin wa
held YESTERDAY forenoon from the Catholic
caurcn and vas largely attended, The d,
ceased being widely known and much lie
specIed.