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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14
Wi dafFT UNEASY.



C>.s,Aershis SDeealnsisA
NV YoRx, Dec. 1.-THE delay in Ming
the Gould will for probate causing
speculation in financial circles No one
except the Goulds and the lawyers are ae-
ouaiuted with the contents OF the WIZ,
and only summary prepared BY ex-J uuSe
Dillon has been made public The quss
ton naturally arises. a. the ming OF ene
will is put OF from day TO day, does u
contain anything which the executors are
anxious TO keep from the public. Inc
fact that no one has been found VINO
knows the drawer of the Gould will, or
the witnesses, adds TO the suspicion that
all Is net right.
The report reached Wall street that the
will was defective and that the lawyers
were holding back the instrument TO cor
rect the defects before turning IL over 70
the surrogate EN-Judge Dillon mane
light OF the subject when questioned
In the first place, he said. Il stated IN
giving out the summary that 1t was lnis
and accurate. That does not SQUAD as
though anything WAS being conceaied-
As 70 the finding Of the will. the law gives
US three months time, so that l really see
no need for haste. As a matter OF tact We
do not have TO file the will at all unless
we want to. The Instrument Will IN all
probability be placed on file. but II the
parties in interest should come together
and settle up the estate bel ween them-
selves we would have no need OF PROBATE
court or surrogate, and could hie the
will in safe deposit vault II We saw NJ.
When tell You have mol read the VIII
since it was read to the family, you viii
see that we ART. in no haste.
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THE POLICE INVESTIGATING.
Foul Play Hinted at in Connection with
Il Mans Death.

Foul Play bihtcd at IN Connection Win
II Mans Death.
FALL RIVER. Mass, Dec. 1.-THE po-
lice nave been investigating the circum-
stances leading to the death of Dennis
Herlihy, an unmarried man. ~ years of
age He lived on Central street aud left
property there worth about 81 90
He went to live with two cousins. Gath
crime and Timothy Desmond. and after his
funeral ii became known that he left the
property to the exclusion of other heirs re
siding here. Catherine was left 5000 aud
Timothy was to have the remainder. For
some days it has been said that some OF
heirs were suspicious of the Desmonds,
who are also cousins, and because OF re-
ports that have also been given ont the
police were called on to make inquiries.
They have learned that shortly before
his death Herlihy was attacked with con-
WILSON'S, and that when he was laid in his
coffin, a bruise was noticeable over his
right eye. DR.. Leary, the physician who
attended him. was aware that commissions
had set in. AID on his last visit he gave
medicine to quiet them. The bruise is
said TO have been caused by the sick man
falling against the bed.
As yet the police have found nothing TO
warrant any reports of foul play, but the
dead mans attorneys have been given to
understand that the will is to be contested
and that the above facts will be brought
forward in evidence
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IN BUSY MAINE.

The Brooks Arms and Tools Company
has decided to locate their plant at Wood
fords. A bnilding suitable for the manu-
facture of the various sly les Of arms W,ll
shortly be erected
e Work ia progressing smoothly and salts
factorily on the new wooden mill at Pitts
field Tie tower is nearly completed and
the windows are partly in, while the bnili-
has been practically all rooted The boilers
have also been placed n position.
The pr pos Is for furnishing Bangor
with paving blocks for next seasons use
were opened Monday. There were but
three ard Il peculiar thing about them was
that two fixed upon the same figures. The
Jewell Granite TO. of Bangor and David
Brown OF Dedhsm each bid s5i for the
regulation sized blocks and s35 for the 4xt
special size. The Mount Waldo Granite
Co bid $50 for the large ami $50 for the
smaller sized blocks.
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The larnSAL'> representative, Mr.. >. u.
Cross, spent : few days III Winthrop last
week. and reports the village and town ss
very prosperous. THE farmers arr selling |
and shipping tlseir appie< anil getting very |
COED prices for thes,. Several parties are |
in town buying fur .lifssr NJ hoasss. ansi the
haIk Of the. crop Il r,-nersiiS hreaght up. |
Heretofore the apples thai haze been par-
chased have largely been sent West. hut
those purchased nov are chiefly sent abroad.
Ii is reported that in the town of Mon
month 1000 barrels OF apples have been
purchased and shipped this fall.
The eilcloth works a, the village and also
at Winthrop Csu,re are running with full
crews and doing all they possibly can Or
ders are coming in fast and everything in
connection with the works Is f'oarishing.
Machinery is being put iato the new con-
dsnsel milk factory, and the prospect is
the factory will be in operation fer husi-
ness early in the spring.
A new enterprise in this town which is
much appreciated by the farmers aud towns
people generally is the apple evaporating
factory of Messrs. Prescott & Prescott,
which is doing large business. This hrm
has leased the binding Of the winthrop
Dairying Association for a term of three
years with the privilege of buying the
property at the end of that time if they de-
| sire TO. Operations were commenced IN
September. since which the firm has bought
/ Is 900 bushels of apples, generally second
quality fruit, at an aversge price of Sl.oo
per barrel. The factory has been run night
and day since it was first started and
will not finish work before Febru-
ary next, The fruit is selected, and
such as will prove in good shape are
evapora,ed for family use. The second
quality of apples are chopped fine and
evaporated. These are packed in boxes
ami shipped to France, where they are
manufactured into the finest quality of
brandy. The cores and skins are evap-
GRATED. boxed and shipped to Chicago
where they are made into jellies of different
kinds, being favored with flavoriug of vari-
Gus kinds They ship one ton of evapor-
ated apple day; and have already shipped
two carloads of cores and skins and will
send at least one carload more.
The Messrs Prescott are highly pleased
with the State of Maine and its people, and
they propose TO establish other factories in
different parts of the State. The people
of Winthrop are also well pleased with the
Messrs. Trescott and are glad to have the
industry established in that town. They
now employ from 40 to 80 hands, mostly
Girls ana Young people; and their pay roll
amounts to about $500 per week. Some of
he apples worked up at their factory come
over the Maine Central, but the chief part
is purchased in Winthrop, Monmouth,
Readtield, Leeds, Wayne and Belgrade.
The industry is looked upon as perma-
neut one for the town and the people are
highly pleased with it.
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STATE NEWS.


PITr>ToN.
There is going to be large amount of ice
nut up in this vicinity if it can be obtained.
Mr. NJ. Powers was ut Boothbay a part
If last week, returning home last Thursday.
His brother, Mr.. A. M. Powers, came
home with him.-There was about so at
tended the Young Peoples meeting at
Grange hall last Wednesday evening, and
all had very pleasant time.-Mr. William
Haskell slipped and fell while climbing in
the loft of his stable last Thursday and
cracked one rib and badly strained the
cords in one arm.-Mrs. Alfred Haskell
and son Clarence of Augusta has been WIS.,
ting relatives at this place.-Mr. Mark
Cass died Saturday morning. Funeral ser
vices were held Monday at the residence of
his sister. Mrs Yates-The Independent
Ice Co. had carload of horses come from
Washington, ID. c., Monday Captain J.
A. Marson has purchased the stock of
goods of Mr.. +. A. Lapham and will con-
duet the grocery business.
READFIELD.
Eli Merriman was in town for a few days
last week.-Our village schools began the
winter term on Monday of this week. The
grammar school under the care of Thomas
i'earles of kents Hill; primary school by
Miss Sadie lIawes, the same that has had
this department for the last two terms, and
given such excellent satisfaction.-Mr
Appleyard and Mr.. Greenwood are here
experimenting the work on the wooden
mill.
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A BRAKEMAN'S BLUNDER


Providence.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. II. When the mail
express on the New York and New Eng
land railroad, leaving here at O'Clock,
reached Oaklawn, seven miles to the south
of this city, Saturday, the fast express
freight and IA local freight were found on "A
siding Brakeman German was sent out
to set the usual danger signal, and the
freighters were then ready tor the fast
mail to go by.
But after German had set his signals he
went back to the switch, and unlocking
it, threw the bar over SO as to connect the
main track with the siding Just as he
did this, the fast mail locomotive was
running upon the switch, and il was sent
earshing into the Mogul locomotive at
tached to the fast freight, and the fast
mail was hustled along the sleepers until
the locomotive was buried in sand up to
the boiler.
Both locomotives were badly wrecked,
the mail and express car was broken to
splinters and the smoker derailed En-
gineer Snyder of the express mail was in
jured, though not seriously, and Baggage
master Regain was somewhat bruised by
jumping
Brakeman German says that he turned
the switch, but does not know why he did
so, except that he was sleepy from long
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14

7 LaIght 81, View OK Jity.
Everyone who has used it speaks the
same regarding it.. 1t is purely vegetable
and harmless, and can be obtained of your
druggist for 81 90.
Dr. Greene, the successful specialist in
curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, 81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass,
can be consulted free, personally or by let
ter Call or write him about your case, or
send for symptom blank to fill out, AMI a
letter fully explaining your disease, giving
advice. etc. will be returned free.
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CHEF ARTHUR ON HAND.
Will Try to settle the Difieuity with
the New York Central.

Will Try to settle the Difieuity with
the New York Central.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1I.-Chief Arthur of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
arrived in town Saturday and went to the
Grand Union hotel and met a committee
of engineers representing the Vanderbilt
system. Chief Arthur aud the committee
went into secret session.
The committee arrived here a week ago
last Wednesday ard presented to the New
York Contra. officials document which
il was desired should be adopted
whereby the--procedure of-settiing diff
culties between the engineers and the
company would he through a permanent
committee instead of through a commit
tee from the branch or division on which
the trouble might exist
President Chaunccy NJ. Depew said in
reply to the committee that he would
prefer abiding by the old system. as Il
had worked satisfactorily to the en-
ployes and to the company. The commit
tee. falling to reach the end desired. teie-
graphed for Chief Arthur. who has come
on and will try TO settle the difficulty.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
SUPERIOR COURT
December rerm-Hon. o. G. Hall Presiding.

W. :. CHoArE. Clerk,
G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
+. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
TtE>DAY, Dee. -.
Kate Dietrich pleaded guilty to an in
dictment for maintaining a liquor nuisance
in Chelsea and was sentenced to pay a fine
of $50, and in default of payment 30 days
in Jail. Committed.
Upon call of the docket it was found
trial at this term and at o'clock the ury
were finally excused. The court docket
viii he taken up in the morning.
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AN UNSETTLED MIND
Thought ta Have Caused the Disappear
anee of a Business Man.

anee of q Business Man.
TACOMA. Wash, Dec H. The wife,
family and friends of Linus +. Post a
we'll known citizen of Tacoma, believe he
has either gone crozy or committed sur
eide in Chicago or New York over business
disappointrnents.
Until ten days ago Post was president
of the Tacoma Building and Savings assn-
citation, savings bank, and also OF the
Tacoma Theater company, both OF which
corporations are controlled by George W
Vanderbilt He was recently discharged
and it is thought that this unsettled his
mind
He was a prominent Democrat. and last
June was a candidate for national com
mitteemau for Washington. y few years
ago he made $4,000 in a railroad deal.
but soon lost the money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14

.swn8r A TAME.
wear asD soali hardly move IN ny bel
had terrible pains in nay hip and back my
f,.s4 70 III not digest ami wonlt bloet nie
m very much. took DIR. tiresRess Ner-
vnra blood ami nerve remedy and am how
a perfectly weIi man. hare been tefeiirn
in the turning shop f9r "a years and eTery
body knows me.
II had a pain 10 my right side for four
months satl Mrs. j. r. Cummings, os
laOs Torais street. Cleveland. Ohio 'sand
was nervous an could not sleep nights,
got M relief until I took Dr. Greene-s Ser-
yura blood and nerve remedy The pain
has left sne entirely AMI uow sheep much
better
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14

NEW Y"eK, Dec. y.
FLous--R,eeipt. 1865 pkRs. exports. i5.Ess
hhis ~, -. sacks quiet, easy .--------------
.ale., 10 90 o,.is. low cxtras. g. oosr2 70; e.y
vinfer wheat low grades, go 70; fali
20 fancy. % ; ~, patents, Sal 20. -
Minne,oia elear a,oaa 80. straghts; a,st %,
Rye FLoUR--dull. stead
WEEAT--R.celpts. iS2.f'6 DHsh; exports. " fsi3
70. : req. 5s.a-- -,ore and elevator. -ssa--
stoai and s7.s7as fob, 40. red, HI.
- M. northern sir; No. Baru.-
a.. No. :. northern. -7sn-. No. Z tn easo. -
90. ioh, 80. tbicssu, -, Do Nii~a.kee.
KrE- dali nolan 81 Western. 5iass
BaELEY-qtiiet, No =; Western. spaso;
No. Toronto, las.
BARLEY MlLf-dan: western .oass: two
rosed STATE s0a.5. siN-rowed state sotss; eity
,asis Canada lSp.i0S.
coRS-Eeeeia,-. 300 exports. es,5ss .ais,.
|d,@p; dull steady ;---------------- -
------------ No. Z. 5I,siil elevator. 52ts52.
afoaf; - fob. No LA No. toss; steamer
af:eaf.-a-- delivered.
.aier. ys.00n. quiet. firm, - -
No ,, sci---, 10 white iosa--, No-2. %sa-, Do
shte. fila No /. -; Do white. =, mixed
Western. @...ssl do white. ilsa5I. white state.
CosFEE-Rio dull easy ;-------So. lila.
sGoaR-raw, finii. anehansed. rehnea.
G8et -feads ----------------- ---------------
80. q. loail; No. :. Hal 90 No ;. ia4 : q;
No. e3sai Lilo; No 10. 3-i6af No. ii.asas Il iG;
No. IT, BIAS if.i6. M u. ) ] ias 5-i5.cf al LA
ass: lnonid 10 idaJi . standard a II isa
II. confecrioners. ~ jo5i "a. cut loaf, s. iSa5i
crushed. 5 $40 as Ia; powdered. i3-i6a ST.
granssi;gfed. 81 I6as. cubes ! y; .6a5.
PFTEof. EtiN- aet. steads. Cnred. II.
roKS-giiet; strong satrs - bbis; prices
uBehsnged
EEEf-sfti firm.
BEEF HAMs--~ dsil
i4snYz-- (tuif. est
sfr sirxfs rir--d ~ 2 ivtSs.sfs. - Sss -
saIes tr-. refined. quiet continent. 80 -
Il, siG %. and I. 70.
RsTTEk--mod~rafs demand, weak, state dairy.
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TAKING NO CHANCES.
Elopips Couple Married Three Times in
Three DAYS

EfopiDs Couple Married Ihfee Times IN
Three Days.
MEDINA, n Y. Dec. u.-John Souci. a
handsome young Frenchman and clerk
in a clothing house, made love to Florrie
Compton, daughter of Mr.. James r.
Compton "a wealthy hardware merchant
One day last week the couple quietly slip
ped out of town and drove to Lyndon
vile. where they were married ly Il Meth
odist minister,
When they returned they announced
their marriage, aud to satisfy their parents
and society they were married again that
evening at Miss Compton's home by Rev.
DIR. Lester. the Presbyterian clergyman.
The groom, who is a Roman Catholic,
persuaded his wife the next day to go
with him to the parish house of FIR Nc
Meals, where the third marriage within
three days was duly solemnized. Mr..
Souci is 20 years of age and his wife is IS.
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Il was suffering from nfammatory rhen-
matisIn anil could not eat or sleep. and the
doctors prescriptions had no effect TO relieve
me. After taking two BOTTLES of DIR.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy
can eat AMI sleep well and think it has
saved my life. | am getting better every
day. One week ago could not walk, now
can walk mile. It is wonderful med
ieine
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WATERBURY. Conn, Dec il.-There
was bad wreck on the New York and
New England railroad between Southford
and Pomperaug Valley saturday when
local freight 2l9 going west, and regular
freight IA. going east, ran into each
other, badly blocking the train service,
Engineer Thompson and Beebe are re-
ported killed. The accident occurred at
the entrance to a cut one mile east OF
Southbury, and twelve or fifteen cars were
piled in heap with the wrecked locomo-
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Waldo.


Mr.. Willard Il. Thayer, who has been
confined to his bed for more than two years.
nearly all the time. passed away Friday
morning. lie leaves widow, two sons
and two daughters. His age was about y
ycars-Mr. Jas. S. Bean has opened a
general store in Mrs. Moody's building
The village school, under the instruction of
Mr.. A. A. .Jewett and Miss Lille Rivers,
commenced Monday, Dec. l2.-Mr. J. W.
Farrar commenced a school at North Sears
mont MONDAY.
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IcygA REMEpis>, snd after ssing two bottles
C,sr,erRA Re>oiNKSr, eueid see a change,
and after I had taken four bottles. I was siuost
cured: and when I hal used SIX bottles of Grrr-
CORA RESENTMENT. aae hex of CrnCpRA, and
one cake Of CyrtSusA soar. MAS cured Of the
dreadful dl.,Sse frvrt whlca had Suffered for
dive wears. cannot express with Pen what
Suffered before using The RsMkpiIs They saved
M lsie. and | feed II my euty ,orecoinmend them,
Ny hs II is restored as good ms ever. and so is my
ewes gh;.
Mrs. ROSA NELLY, Rockwell City, iowa.
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Mr.. A. l.. Plummer, who so successfully
conducted singing school in town last
year. has organized class which met for
the first time Monday evening. Nearly 40
were preSent ut this time. The concert
given by Mr.. Plummers scholars last year
was considered the best entertainment OF
the nature ever given here. Mr.. Hummer
will probably conduct a school at Benton
Falls as soon as "A sufficient number of
scholars are secured.
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cleveLAND'S OPPORTUNITY.


London Chronicle.
LONDON, Dec 1f.-Commenting OF the
Memphis and st. Louis conventions. tine
Chronicle says: Such is the program
of the growing industrial element. There
is nothing revolutionary in it. and, ex-
eepting the demand for free silver. there
is no quackery in 1t. 1t is the sober and
righteous demand Of republic in name
to be converted into u republic In fart.
But neither of the two great parties can
respond to these claims. 1t looks a. il
America was gradually drifting into a
condition parallel to that existing at the
time the Free Soil party was formed, and
as il all the brightest and most promis-
ing in American life was about TO slowly
form a party of real reform. Cleveland
has great opportunity. Will he embrace
it,
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
a,,snssmen, o, Trims IN Effect Oct. z, 1882

GOING WEsT-65 A. ". FOR Lewiston,
t.TmiaV.on Hocklasd. Portland, EosfOn abG
Nontr.aI. 7W A. NJ. tor HaitowrH, s'aF-
diner aud sDuih ssfdiutF, iD-is A ~
Erunswics, Lewiston, fariningi0p l."esiAna'
PORTLAND aad Boston, connecting for " bite MORT
tain Point. aud quebec, zoo Z for Hslio"rll'
f,ardiper and -oHth isafiinsf; 10 and $40 J. D.
FOR i,ranswiek. Bath Portland. Boston, s.n T.
". for HsiloweiI, Gardiner aud south oardihft :
Nor. ", might Pullman every night lof -"
Is,ou. bath. R6ekiand, Portland and Boston
COINS. EAsT-2.t0A ". sniGbi express lot
skovhrgan. Belfast Bangor. Bar Hirt1r, -
strphen st jobs and Atoyst1oE '"anIJ $40
NJ cor WAtsrgilie. aud 7koNhegan ann
,nr Ws,"rville. connecting Al Wa'erVt9lf
with 269 l.. " train fa leHisio','
IN =. VI fut MreryiN+. Oakland
North Ansoii bingham. sko~hfgAh, b'iiast'
uoreT. FoxcFofi Bangor. Bar iarbor. ~. stephen.
"a John and AFoo-took county, VI n NJ sun
dav. ony for watnrvillr hnd Bangor.
The Nigh Pullman fn,inS going east n no
NJ gntng west al n "a Y, N, rin each way every
night SUNDAY Included connecting ter lfNt'l"i
and i,oekland, BAT uni 30 1kushrssn % Mon La
mornings. OF 90 Belfast, peNi"f' or b'y""H va"
gor on SUNDAY morning.
III. aay train- going West at 70 10 A
n aud tast a. S.iS +. VI run daily. SUNDAY 10
cInd.d, brtWcen Boston, lewiston, Bath Bangor
"a aCCOMMoDATIoN TRAIN Cor Augusta
and go T.. VI 1.ardiner, $50 A. ", l2u
and as T. NJ. iislIowri. go A NJ, lSi' and
$50 T.. NJ
South aud West mas b. had Of h. II. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta. the only Ofhre 10 Augusta
selling Ya all routes and checking baggage free OF
,Speuse
rAYsOS TUCKER, Vice Fres. 4 t3cn'l Manager
d r. BDOIHBT. tien1 Pass, and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. pei 9, i,ss2
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Mis- personality filled the place. Yet not
because he was a fat man. 1t was his an
moving cough. He cured it with Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam and sank into hap
piness and obscurity. deci3d&wfv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14

The entertainment aud dance Monday
night given by Nahnmkeag Tribe l. q. X.
VI. was a very pleasant affair. delight
fnl musical entertainment was given after
which abou, 20 couples spent the remainder
Of tn,. evening To dancing.
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NM y % 10 Perfectly csrs H.

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81 49, ~
rI,e.,,nas,sm an,
,s,,-.lyj. W.
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The churches will observe Christmas in
an appropriate manner. There will be a
concert at the Baptist church Sunday even
ing aud supper for the children Monday
night. The Church of the Good Shepherd
will have a tree Saturday night. At the
Methodist church there is to be a concert
and soriable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14

Miss Ida Walker of pishons Ferry took
charge of the Western Union office yesteE
tlay while Miss LOCKWOOD was in Lewiston.
Miss Walker has lately returned from
Searsport where she has been substituting
fer three months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-14

.sas. do creamery i5ras; Western dairy lsa"4
10 creamery ;sla.i Ito factory. iaslg
Eigip. sts--. rolls. Penn. creamery. =
CuEksb- fair demand, nrm ;--------------st stat,
slaii; fancy eolorca o,aii do fine White, iea-
old. ID d" white .loaios; part skin,s' sass full
skins, ,ta2!.
Frcights TO Liverpool. market dull
nominal
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hair all t,ii cal. aa,il WAS
eat.rcis sslsl scasie,i; il then
BROKE sas ~ my arms and
shoulders ,tasi; my sr,us were
ja>t ane sssv. u covered my
entire body, MY face. head and
Shoulders heine the worst. The
white scass ssai constantly from
my head. shoulders. and arms .
the sA'n would thi,kea and he
red and very i,ehy, and wcal,i
crack and hieet Il scratched.
After spending nany hundreds
y! dollars. ! was pronounced
incarable, | heard Of the ctr.
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DIR. woopsuRY.s AxrIDoTE

improves the appetite, aids digestion
and is unequailed as tonic and invigora-
tor at this season. Sold by Druggist.
everywhere.
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