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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-10-21
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

FROM OUlt
SACO. Oct 2O-Ar, schs Addie Jordan, Emer
son. Philadelphia; Jas Gray, Boston.
Cid, sch A j Miller, Boston.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR. Oct 21st-Sld. schs
Game Cock, Portland for Millbridge; Wascano,
New York for st Andrews, NIB; Jennie Stubbs,
Bucksport for Baracoa; Albion. Machias for
Boston; Mail, Kockland for New York; Helen,
Bar Harbor for Salem.
Arrived. sch Roger Williams, shore fishing,
with lao bbls herring.
ROCKPORT, Oct 19-Ar, schs Celna, Muir
ray. Boston; Hannah f Kimball, Lane from
Fall River.
PORT CLYDE, Oct 19-Ar, schs J Frank
Seavy, Bangor for Philadelphia; Marel, Calais
for Dennisport; Pavilion, do for Boston; j G
Harding Machias for do; E P Newcomb, Deer
Isle for do; May Snowman.
RED BEACH, Oct 17--Ar, sch VIM Keene,
Beal, Jonesport
Oct 15-Ar, sch Sarah Warnock, New Bed
ford
Sid, schs VIM Keene, Boston; Brenton, Hat
Geld, Windsor, Ms.
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Portland wholesale Market.

POINT-a-PITRE. Schr Chas HI Sparks-5S45
shocks and heads $3.50 bungs 5000 it lumber.
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Imports
Foreign Exports.

WESTPOTT. MS. Schr 1sma-70o qtl dry fish
for a market
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Grain.

PORTLAND. Oct. 20. 1892.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Grain,
atQ
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2 RAILROADS.
RumfOrd Falls & Portland R'y.
OPEN TO RUMFORD FALLS.
In Effect October 3. 1892.
In Effect October 3, 1891

Leave Portland via G.. T. Railway, for all
stations on the P. 4. Il. L. R'y, 7.4o a. m. 1.3o
p. nj.
RETURNING-Leave Rumford Falls $50
a. M. 2.4O p. m.
STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY-At West
Minot for Hebron Academy; at Bucktield for
West Sumner and Turner; at Canton for Bret
tuns Mills and North Turner: at Giibertville
for Canton Point; at Peru for Dixfield Center;
atDixfeld for Carthage and Weld; also for
West Peru and Dckvale; at Rumford Falls
for Mexico, Roxbury and Byron.
l.. L. LINCOLN. Supt.
oct3 diff
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FREEPORT STEAMBOAT co.

Change OF Time.
an and after October 10th steamer Phan-
~ tom will leave South Freeport at a. m,
for Portland.
RETURNING-Leave Portland Pier at 5 p.
M for South Freeport, touching at all landings.
octSdtf III. B. SOULE. Manager.
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Memoranda,

st John, NIB. Oct 18-Sch Osseo. Fardie, from
Moncton for Portland, with sleepers, arrived
here full of water. The place of the leak is not
known.
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| Gra11I-
| Corn. car lots. 57@5S
ICorn, Dag lots. .60@6I
iMeaI, bag lots. .57@58
lOatS, CT lots. .43044
Oats. bag lots. .45(94S
Cotton SeeG
car lots .27 50@2S 90
bag lots Sz7(027 so
Sacked Br'D
car OTIS. S18@19 90
bag lots. S19@2O 90
Middlingsn. 1922 90
bagl OTIS S2O923 90
Provisions.
Pork. BkS. IS GOALS DO
clear. II 5O@1S 90
short cts17 75@18 90
Beef,extra
mess. 75@ 8 90
plate. :. 8 1850 9 90
ex-plate. 8 5O@1O 90
| Lard. tubs. 6as@ 3
i uerces. 6Ss(0 8
pals. 61a oil
pure leaf.11 @11
Hams LIN OBJ
do cov'rd.13 @131a
Oil.
Kerosene. Port
land ret. pet. 6
Ligania. . 49,. 6
Centennial. 49,. 6
PraH'S ASTRAL. 8
Deyoe's brilliant s
Raisins.
Muscatel... L 5002 90
london lay'r2 OOG3 so
Onpura lay'r. S1a 40
Valencia. :. 71a as
Sugar.
Standard Gran SIS
Ex-uuaPtv fine
granulated. 5 3-16
Extra g. 1913
| Seed.
Red Top. 2 O0@2 %
Timothy. 2 oQ@2 IS
Glover. .13 GIG
Butter.
Creamery .25@2S
/ Gilt Edge Vr'mJ. 25027
Choice. .1S020
Good. .17@19
Store .15916
Cheese.
N. Y.Ifct'ry.12 @13
Vermont .l2 (013
Sage .13 @13M
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Flour.
Superfine &
low grades. 4 00@4M
X Spring q
Xxx Spring $45s@4B
Patent Sprng
Wheat. A 90@S5 Is
Mich. Str'ght
roller "a 5o@4ss
clear do. $4ss@
StLouis St'gt
rooler. "A 5O@S45s
clear do. .$41a GAIA
Wnt'r wheat
patents b. A 1896 10
Fish.
Cod-L al ge
Shore .6 25@e so
Small do. A O0@4 so
Pollock :. % O0@4 90
HaddOck. 3 O0(Q3 20
Hake.. 20 o092 20
Herring, box
Scaled. 12@17c
Mackerel. bl
Shore lS.. S2o@S27
Shore rs. .S15@$1T
Med. S.. IL 0O@S1 3
Large3s. .13 00G$15
Produce.
Cpe Grams. pbbl,
z O007 %
Maine do 5 6O@6 90
Pea Beans. 2 15tQ2 2b
Ger. med. 2 00M2 10
yellow Eyes.2 15G2 %
Gal. Pea. 2 60@2 10
Irish Potat'S 85@90
New sweets 2 5O03 90
Cabbage. Dbl 75cC@1 90
Onions-Na.
tives, 81 8 25@3 so
Chickens. :. 13@16fb
Fowls ...,. 100 15c
TURKEYS. ESQ 25c
Apples.
Eating ~ bl 2 O0G2 so
Mol Baldwin, 00@2 20
Common 1 G091 30
Evap a9fb. z Csc
Lemons.
Palermo. .6 00M 700
Messina. IS 5097 so
Oranges.
Valencia. -.
Florida -. "a 00
Eggs.
Eastern ext. .24G26
Held. .....t...
Lined. =. 1865.
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.

EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
Ar at Talcahuano Oct Is, ship Independence
Barstow, New York.
Ar at Buenos Ayres prior to Oct 18th, barque
Geneva, Eaton, New York for Rosario.
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New York Mining Stocks.
By Talegraph.l
Network Stock and Money Market.

The following are to-day closing quotations
of Government Securlues:
Oct. 20. Oct. 10.
New As reg .11434 i14M
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We would remind the public that no
substitute land there are many so-called
Foods and Food Extracts in the markell
has record in any way approaching
Food in the past II years.
APPS eodtf
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The trials of the liquor men q. Bangor
begun Friday forenoon. Fifteen were
called before the court ard these paid sll0
each. q total of $3.50. IL is reported that
ihe druggists will contend that they are net
public uuissncss and cannot be SO consiC =
cred in law. because they took out stamps
The storm at Rockland was the wors
since he 2nd of April, 81. Ii increased
TO gale toward night and WAS perfec ly
olincing. Travel, except on foot. WAS SUI =
pended. The roads were terribly drifte1
Friday morning. Only q few principal
Streets hsve yet been broken out. There
is no commune alton with White head. 50 no
msrine disasters in that dangerous quarter
are yet heard from.
William Couture of Lisbon Falls broke
the worlds record for heavy lifting ST
Pembroke's billiard hail, Bath, Thursday
evening, putting up ll0-pound dumb bell
q successive umes. The lit WAS from
hoor to shoulder and arms length above the
head. The record up TO this t,ial was helt
by Louis Cyr, brils held by him on q
lifts with dumb bell of l09 pounds. The
feat is the more remarkable ir m the fscg
that Couture lie hale fellow, weighing a.
the hsll l49 pound while tie champion he
displaced weighs 3l6,
G. II Nelson of Wsterville. sold five
horses in Woodland Il SharklIn's sale of
uotters st Lexington, Ky, Thursday. They
brought S5l25, an average of Sl025 They
were Kate Dre1el. b. m, 4, by Nelson,
dan Gladiola, by q. M. Clay Jr., j. s..
Coxey, $500 Charlotte, b, m, 8. by
Ne.cun, dam Lady Lambert, W. h.
Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich 1925. Miss
Miller, b. T., 3, BY Nelson. dam Lsdy
Gilbfeth, by Gilbre,h Knox, J. s. Cox ~ !,
$500. Jessics, br III by George Wilkes,
dam, Duchess, by c. NJ Clay, Jr., W. IL
Carpenter, Lexington, $1,000 Amadine,
ch. m 6, by Alc.ntars, dam by Constells
t o., 5. Coxey, $500
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Care of Orchards.

Bepj4min 2. Ware of Salem Mass.
SAYS that young orchards should be
titled but when of sufficient age they
may De laid down to grass. He would
plant forty feet apart each way. Spray
Ing with paris green is a complete rem
edy for the canker worm and cooling
moth The latter lays it's eggs in the
calyx of the apple when i: ia small and
has the eye uppermosr, g position in
which the spraying takes effect. Oue
spraying did not kill the tent caterpillar
but checked III later application was
necessary to destroy 1t completely. He
used the paris green stronger than il
commonly recommended, one pound to
l25 gallons of water and il did not
lDjure the trees. A new insect has
attacked the apple trees periorating the
leaves all over the tee, without, how
ever. DESTROYING il; sprayingi is remedy
for this and also for other insects.
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ssSptcndid Garden"

My garden is ten rods long and eight
wide. plough rs soon in spring Is It
gets dry enough to work well. While
ploughing call all my hens in. say $50,
TO pick up the worms they have 8 feast.
The next day l harrow fine, and plant
and do all can to keep the hens at WORK
to get rid of worms. 1 then SOW all
small seeds In rows the whole length OF
garden, as straight as line can be drawn,
2s inches apart, rsking wide enough
for one row, and draw line aud
mark with end of hoehsudle close
to line about an inch deep. Then
sow the seeds, such as beets, lettuce.
onions, cabbage, carrots, spinach, pars-
nips. tomatoes, etc. remove the line aad
pat the dirt on the seeds with the back
of the rake so as to cover the seeds
about half an inch deep, and they slways
grow. Next. l rake enough for another
row and sow. snd SO on until all the
small seed are sowp. plsnr two rows
of English mulriplier onions-one row
Of large and one of small-in the same
way. only | use the corner OF the hoe
for marker. for they must be planted
deeper, and a couple of rows OF peas
foot apsrt: cover as before with back OF
rake, and pat the soil firm; they are sure
To grow. Treat cucumbers, squash
beans. etc. the same, only farther apart /;
potatoes, feet; corn, 3 IL feet The
whole garden is planted in rows length
wise. 1t is great pleasure to run
good cultiystor up and down between
the rows and see the weeds turn up their
toes and die. Try this plan, dear read
er | let hens roam over nv garden
all they wish, and somehow they don't
scratch up anything. perhaps because
feed them every day and have no dog
| may be they don't know where the
seeds are. One thing | know, all pass
ers BY look with admiration, and often
say, "Oh, see what splendid garden;
never saw the like of it.-Germantown
Telegraph.
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Socoi Mailess.
Nominations by the Governor, Thursday,
February IL, 1892.

Nominations by the Governor, Thursday,
February IL, 1892.
Governor Burlsizh made the foil wing
Nominations on Thgrsd.y, Feb. II:
Safe Lsnd ssns-CGsrlr. Z Ok. C.ri.
ban.
State Assessos-A. W Gilman. Foxcrs fl.
County Trea.urer-D.nirI D. Chenery
Dasrins.
state Dstecsive-Ffed A. Tnbox, Bidde
f1rd.
Agent to Prevent CfusIty-A. q Kel.is-
ter, Boot bay Hsfoor.
N.tsry Public. - George r. G,,daer,
Caiss.
Tri.l Jus,ice.-G. ". 5. Pa.pam, York.
Fish snd Game Ward.n.-T. r Wood
Kingseld; Sanford 2. Cooper. North
Raven; John L. Thompson. Newcastle
Levi Merrntev, S,ockioa Springs; Samuel
J, Bradbury. Auburn.
justice Ut tie Peace and q irum. -Ods
P. Frost. Bsognr; T. y. boo'hpy, Emit
deo; James n. Beckett, Calsi.; L L
Shaw, Y.rpootn; Allers W. Cisrk, Fac
pntt; n. s. PunntoD, Bo~doin; Willis m
W. Hsmblerf, Concord; c. 2 HNm-n,
B11son; Thomas S. McIntirs, Fryeburg
hobart Boyd, Linneu.; Fisnk I, Noble,
Augusta; Jackson Van Buren, Darling
Ffsnkli3; Charles E. Welt, Buxton
Joseph fancy, Bangor; George NJ Currie.
f .rDing'nn; T Augustus Bailey, Auburn
Edward X ~i.liken. Cun berlsnd; OnaI
G Hu,sey. Waldo; Arthur 5. n yes, Fsl
mCu b
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Tns sro storm of Thursday and Thurs
day night WAS by far the worst storm Of the
season and one of the worst for years. No
class feels its effects so torcbiy as do the
l.. m-u. Psymssier Ballard Of the Pills
dslpbil knicksrbockers, in conversation
with J, URSAL reporter yesterday morn
ing stated that the storm you'd cost the
Kennebec icrmen fully $4,000. There
WAS soou; - inches of snow fell on level
snl 1, viii T qlire three days to clear it eff
spd p.scs the fields ia the splendid cond
ton they were before its srrivsl. The
comps is are b. no means dshesrtened,
ho~eye-. and commenced work bright aud
cary Friday morning. putting on lNg-
ere~s of men and horses. They
will clea, the ice ss fast IS pos
sble aud the work Of running in CON-
menees Sc fast IS the ice becomes suffc-
emil, cleared Here is where the good to
the community at large comes in. While
il is an expense Of Sl2 900 to the icemen il
puts si2, 0C0 into the packets Of the lsboi
ing men which they would not have rt-
oeived had il not been FOR this storm. This
sum money in turn comes into the hands
Of oar merchants who will doubtless be
glad TO receive il. I; is the money the ice
companies pay out here that supports our
tu.Iusss scsivity.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Messrs. Lee Il shepard Boston, Mass
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those whom materialistic Judgment
calls dead, are OILY beginning to live,
and in the form of lhese dreams, he has
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pie generally, which they will agree
with or disagree with "a they are in.
c'ined. A protitless, unssli.fActory,
rambling mess of stuff. Prize in paper
towers, 80 cents
The series o. books issuing by Messrs
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20 sell The object of the series is 10
present a collection Of historical studies
rather than real histories of those state
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Of he formative and influential charac-
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Twelve volumes have Just been
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what elements of political, social, re-
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MAINE FARMING NOTES.

The next annual fair of the Waldo q
Penobseot Agricultural Society VIII De
September 18th, 18th and Goth, 1892, on
the society's grounds in Monroe.
The Kennebec Creamery Co, Vassa-
boro, has housed about fifty tons last
week. to he used during the summer for
the creamery, which IS to be built TINS
spring
The steamer Labrador, which sailed
from Portland Thursday for Liverpool
carried the largest cargo of apples that
has gone out of that port this year
There were 1000 barrels of Maine apples,
mostly Baldwins.
MT c. I.ibbey in an address at Mon
mouth in behalf of the proposed con
densed milk factory. Monday, said that
at Newport some of the promoters got
their stock for 81 ~ per share while now
none can be got AZ less than $500 and
some has been sold as high AS s. per
share.
Mr.H. Hubbard of South Fayette has 10
head OF nice Hereford cattle. The bull
Victor, the hesd Of the herd, the 10
months old bull Candor, and the impor-
ted COW miss Pentrie. are thoroughbred
registered, aud all the TT st. including
eight steers from one to three years old,
are high grade.
At the adjourned annual meeting Of
the FAY cite Creamery ssociatlun, held
On + rlday, Jan. -, Auditor j. ". Max
well of Sabatus made report OF the
tinancial standing of the association
lie was empowered to adjust accounts
Al 1t make settlement with officers and
patrons up to Jan. |, 1872.
Npssrs J. C. Houghton Il Co, Liver
pool cable their New York agent that
at Fridays auction there was very &c
tive demand for apples, and sound hai-
rels realized Best Raidwins, So Is to
81 10; seconds, 81 II to s. 90; Northern
Spies, s. - to 1892; Greetings, $3.50
to S3.13 The advance IN prices is uu"
to the falling off in the arrivals
The following officers of the York
County Agricultural Society have Just
been elected for the present year John
NJ. Deering, presidenI; AMI l.. Aver,
John Drew, A A. DoIliii, vice preSi-
dents; Asa L Kicker, secretary; Geo.
II Boothbv, treasurer : .. Andrews,
ID. A. Rurnhsm. Collins Enmons, Geo
f. Twambly, James Ii. Miles, trustees;
John Hanscom librarian. !he treaSur-
er's report shows that notwithstanding
the bad weather which had attended the
last me, lungs Of the society, it would
finish only about $3.50 behind.
The North Berwick Agricultural Asso-
citation was organized Feb. 4, and the
following hoard of officers chosen X.
J. Goodrich, president; C. +. Goodwin
secretary; i p. Russell. treasurer; X
~
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President Albert c. Carr of the Win
throp Dairying Association writes to the
Winthrop Banner: The Winthrop
Dsirying Association directors held u
meeting Feb , and found the company
ia fine financial condition, having de-
claIed a good dividend the past year.
We have leased the factory to Mr.. Nor
ton. the same man who run the factory
last year. He will make both butter
and cheese. Now, farmers, put in the
ice and be ready for we are going to have
business the coming wear"
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A JoUgsAL reporter called at the fact ~
OF the Johnson Bros. Shoe Manufacturing
{ company and found Manager W c job :
son in ihe Office. Mr.. Johnson told the re
porter that the company had Dsv.r had r,
msby orders shesd a. were on die yester-
dsi. The factory was beiog worked TO is
full capacity "snd. > said Mr.. Johnson, III
the grippe will only stop bothefisg u, sc
will do the biggest business We ever hsve
this sprlt z We sre nov geGting out our
spring ssmp!es and on the 9th inst 4 start
on my IL h rp 10 Californis, selling cur
goods through the West and along the
Pacific COST. stall probably be gone for
nearly two m 1uths.
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The Maine Central received at Portland
during Jsnusfy 4l36 car. from the esst,
lncreste Of 1913 over January, 1891
q 1881 over the Mountain lire, gaia Of
10. The MsiDe Central passenger re-
ceipts increased in January $500 owe. the
cJrrespouGi period of 1891.
The Newport wooden mill is finished and
the machinery is nearly al IN plsce. -Four
sets Of cards, ell ,he spinning ,cks ard
twenty .wo looms sre in plsce, together
with all ,ust p ..ils to The dye mouse a, d
picker room. II is exoecled that 'he mill
will be cooked in a few weeks, with cspi-
tal to run to the full capacity.
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A WORD TO THE WISE.
worth u.tsld Gold to Tou, PrsAaps.

Nov il the season OF pains and aches of rheu-
iHstism aud Neuralgia as Spring approaches. Yet
il Is absurd and unnecessary 10 suter. SPe akins
on this subject, the well known NJ. james sown
Of q Market St., New York city, said; 81 had
neuralgia aud rheumatism terri 1ly ia my back
aud side. 30 badly did suffer that was unable
to attend to my husine IS for three years before
came across the right remedy TO cure me. The
remedy is DE-. Greene's Nervura, and hare
been perfectly and completely a,1sd by his ~on'
derfTI nedi ine
81 had 3 psiu on my right side for our
months" said Mrs. j. 7. Cummings OF 1901
Grain st Cleveland. Ohio. and was nervous,
and could not sleep nights. l got NJ relief UNI
took DR.. Greene's n. rvura. The pain has left
me entirely and row sleep much better.
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By yesterday afternoon Contractor We'll
man and bis men h ID cleared Of the cleo
t-ic roads tracks from the car barn TO the
posit flee IN Augusta. 10 the afternoon he
had placed IL horsss aud 20 men at work
from the Gsrdine, end breaking through.
Mr. Wellms1 hopss TO have the cars run
over the whole iepgth of the line by this
forenoon. Las, right the citv anu road
had men st vofk clearing If Water street
and cArting away the .now.
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To PROVE G GSK n nA5TH T.

un and after October I. 1851. We give every
person selling ou- medicine hc privilege of
settling six bottles tor $500 sH,i guarantee.
that i'll case II does you no good you can.
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We r'siuI ~ cure Dys-
Iapsia, Headache. SnBT stomach. Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating Pslpitati0n 81 thr Heart, { Ollie. Ner-
ynusnesS Loss ni Sies,p. Dizziness. Irregular
ity Of the Appetite, FleHrI-y Pans, float.
Wind ou the Stomach Hacking Coueh, and
Constipation And why viii It cure? Re
cause it is Relaxing. Purifying, soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Arohni
Morphia. 1t is harmless IA he smallest
child; children like II. and IL i FAR superior
to Castor OH and al other preparations
Call for Groder's Entanir Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
Trademarks the Beaver
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Lloyd L Erskne disd At his h me in
South Gardiner on Tnssisy after ,hori
illness Win pueum9uis. He was q member
Of HIldreth Post T that place and Dsa
Der Of .boo,see Ctlpny Pilgrim Ftther,
Of Gardiner The funeral will De held a.
2 o'clock tins afternoon from the church a.
: ruth Gardiner
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Weak, Blind and Helpless

used one bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and
il made me real strong" MATTE \. COBB
South Chester Avenue, Providence Il, /.
As my daughter wanted to write how well
she liked Hoods Sarsaparlila thought I
uprIfd gav a fa,.. words ibinL ~ 10 tba
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13

The sixth series Of shares Of the Halo
we'll Loan 4 Bulldog Association. the issue
Of which the directors authorized 1t tbs If
last meeting. are being taken hold Of vsr7
well. Although the books we're not opened
for Subscriptions until the LIST inst, nearly
100 shares have already been taken. This
speaks we'll for the popularity Of this benz
fciSl Institution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13

The regular services will be held at the
Disciples chapel Sunday afternoon at 2.30
O'Clock. Rev. +. l.. Monroe will prerch at
that hour and will also preach at the Free
Baptist church, Augu,tt, Sunday forenoon
aud evening The evening service here
will be conducted by the A. & +. society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-13

Street Commissioner Clsry started cut
early Friday morning with the nig pio~
and a team Of 10 horses snd had the prin
cip.I streets cleared Of snow and placed in
a passsbe condition before the forenoon
was very old. They are all now 10 prime
Condition. thai Ks TO his urgeat and prom3.
a. Its,