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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22

An Accident Fire on Swan Island
Death and Sickness.

Special to the KEsgEBEo JOURNAL.
RICHMOND, Feb. 2l.-Austin Blair s
young man, while at work yesterday 81
Russeils place at Stearn's Point, was struck
by falling cake OF ice going off the end Of
the incline and injured badly in the side.
The old Theobsld house at the foot Of
Swan island and occupied By Charles Hsr.
rington for q boarding house, with content:
was destroyed by FIRE Friday night. Hsr
rington's loss is fully covered by insurance.
Mrs. A. W. Smith who hss been dovr
with grippe for some time is on the mend
ing hand.
Mrs. r. J, Preble is quite sick Of grippe
Elizabeth Gerry, widow who has lived
for many years in little house ide Of the
railroad at the North End, died yesterday
afternoon of infrmities Of sge. She wst
about seventy.
Lewis P. Dormsn, Who mysteriously dis
app ared from Lynn. Jan. l0h, and who
recently was heard from at Freepors and
Lewiston, Me, was found this week in thil
pisce BY his mother, VITO traced him from
Lewiston to Bovdoiuhsm, thence to Rich
mond. He will return with her and for tht
present will taxa up his residence will
| relatives in Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22
STEAMER WRECKED
And All Hands arc Supposed 10 Have
Bson Lost.
Desperate Struggle for Life by Two Of
the Vessels Crew.

LosDoN, Feb. 2i.--A large vessel, name
unknown, supposed to be Spanish steamer,
has been wrecked of PeDsenace, Cornwall,
and it is feared that oil hands aboard
were lost. A boat containing six men
-hioh set out from the vessel for shore
capsized almost Immediately in the furious
gale.
The boat WAS seen keel upward but none
# the crew were visible except two men.
One clung TO the bost and was seen TO be
tweed washed od. The second WAS swim
ming in An effort TO reach safety.
Efforts made by the coast guard to help
the two men proved to late and both were
d'Owued Two boats from The wreck and
qusntity Of wtecksge has come ashore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22
OVER S41, 900 SUBSCRIBED
Toward the $4,000 Needed for Win.
throp Condensed Milk Factory.

Especial to the KESNEBEC JOURNAL.
WISTHRoP, Feb. 2l.-There was large
and enthusiastic attendance at an soi iourned
meeting st Town Hall, Saturday forenoon,
Feb 20, to learn what progress had been
made in soliciting stock for the proposed
condensed milk factory. 1t was expected
that Hon. /. C. Libby would be preseat
but ovirg to meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Newport factory he vas unable to
sttend this mesting.
This WAS the most enthusiastic meeting
Of any that has been held. A large q lar :
tiiy Of stock was subscTibei for, making q
total of over Sal ,000 shich has now been
taken during the week, There will be =
meeting Saturday forenoon, Feb. 27th. at
which all stock holders are requested to be
present and perfect 81 organization.
C. e. Moore has sold his valuable colt,
Ben Bunker, to Paris parties,
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Friday the Congregational church Al
Norway vas damaged by fre to the e1teni
Of $1,000; insured.
F. N. Blackstone, one Of Portland's lead
ing citizens. fell on an icy Sidewalk, Sstur-
day afternoon and broke his leg
Loren Foss Of Saco, who died this week
| Il ft real estate valued ut $4,000 to the
Wardvell Home for Old Ladies, Ssco.
Purses were awarded As follows in the
Lewiston sleighing carnival, Saturday Best
siI in Hand, Col. T. W. Dana. Lewiston
best four il -hand, J. Z. Fairbanks, Lewis
| ton; hand soonest pair driven by a lady, Mrs
Wallace Tuttie, Lewiston.
The fifth annual concert and ball Of Bel
fast Division No. 2, U. X. X. of P. tool
place at the Opera House, Friday evening
| and was one Of the most elaborate arc
| brilliant that ever took place in thst city
| The music vas by Boston's famous Ger
mania orchestra, who gave the best concer
ever heard in Belfast. One hundred ant
sixty ball tickets were sold At 50 each.
Fred Lord, manager OF the Biddefori
club room IN which q stsbbing ARRAY oc
cured Sunday morning, was arrsigned il
| the Biddeford court, Saturday,, on tbs
charges Of search and seizure and nuisance
| On the hrst charge Judge Cram f1ed tbs
prisoner 800 and costs, With a sentence o.
so days in the county Jail. On the nuisance
charge he Was fined $500. he appealed.
| The annual meeting and dinner OF tbs
| Bowdoin Alumni association was held Fri
| day At Portland. The following officer
we're elected; President, Hon. George +
Emery; Vice Presidents. Hon. John A
Waterman, Hon. Nathan Clsxves. Hon. J
W. Symonds. Mr.. A. F. Moulton; Secre
tsry, Mr.. David ". Snov; Treasurer, Mr.
Frank s. Wsterhouse Orator for 1868
Mir. Arthur W. Merrill; Poet for 1898, Mr.
Henry s. Payson; Tosstmastsr, Mr.. HsnDi
bal H. Emery; Executive Committee, Mr.
Pren:ss Loring. DR.. Charles z
Webster, Mr.. Joseph B. Reed; DiI
ner Committee, Mr.. Eben Winthrop Free
man. Mr.. Charles L, Hutchinson, DR.
Charles A. Baker. After Z splendid din
ner Prof. ". c. Lawrence delivered al
Grafton and George A. Thomss. E.q rea,
& poem. David ". Snow, Esq., acted a
toastnaster AID the following toasts wer'
responded to; The college. response b.
Prof. T. c. Robinson; THE State" re
sponse by Hon. ". L. Putnam; "Th
Church, response By Hon. George F. Tai
bot; 1.-THE Medical Fraternity re.pons
BY d.. F. H. Gerrish; "fhs Law" re
sponse BY Hon. ]. W. symond.
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A HORRIBLE DEED.
Ellsworth Falls Man ShOots and Danger.
OuSly Wounds His Wife.
And then Shoots Himself Through the
Head, Causing Death.


Special to the KEFsEBEC JoURsAL.I
ELLSWORTH, Feb. 2l-About half pasi
nine this morning Levefett l., Fernsld OF
Ellsworth Falls shot and dangerously
wounded lis wife and then CON mitted SUI
eide bv shooting himself through the head
Fernsld and his aife had not lived hap
PLY in the past snd it is supposed that thi.
vas the cause for the deed.
He left letters which show that the act
was premed!ta,ed. He was q man about 27
or 2S years Of age and leaves one child
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22
SOMERSET RAILWAY

enunenGns Monday, 5aus 2rh, 1877 ,rJa'
sL ruh 81 '9Iijss lp-u ring a. OAk.A4A kiti
sAlas CautrAi RaIfGad
Dor boaon. Portland. Le vision. Wster7uie, As
slsiA, shoVhesAa Rud Bangor
Passenger ,rlius leave Bingham, 90 N.
'n 2P ~ soloG, ebl 4. N, lt IS y NJ, Cara
tHhs FaIl., - 81 A, y, = 05 T., n Emoiea. 7,Ol
Az, ,lAPs Norm AHsoD, ~ NJ. 80 P
h.. Aaaon, II A. NJ, 81 n. Madison, 7 30 A
saRf.s N0rrfgaWock, 50 NJ. an >
K, sasss 3ling, - 50 A. 10 p. VI Sawteile
tfo,snE. 500 n. - II NJ, arrive Oakland
AaI.s., $50 JPN.
Dfoa Boston, P0rtlsni, Lewisfoa, Augnsta, Wa
;srvile, 5sowheEAn aud bzbgor-
Pa'seBsrF 'rains leave OAKLAND, S.03 A ". t.,4
20, saEtailr Crossing, - a5 ", g 20 r. 81;
Bang SIDING, y "a a n. '6-17 p NJ NorrldRs
s9ek, ali N, 3'4 y. "; Madison, 9st a. 81.
sBP.s, ABson, 355 A ri, > - .. " North An.
sen, '00s "a Il $50 r ~, kliGtdyn, i0.S0 A. NJ,
~ w. Csrratuns FAILS, 30 20 4 ", g ~ P
j y, so10n, i0.S A ~ s.leP NJ; arrive BiUsBaru,
ll-@s n, SIS ?. NJ
'FAs stations, At which trains stop on si tnsl OF
rouee % conductor. Mixed between Bingham
I and NORTH Anson. WM NJ. AVER, Supt.
wp,td.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22

WAsHIsGroN, Feb. 2l.--Pensions have
been granted 70 these residents Of
Maine:
Originsl-G George Clark, Charles C
Goodwin. Eben Stover, Emery L. Davis
Daniel Il. Chandler. Leander Mcfarland
James s, Homsn, Geo. A. W. Wood, AL
den NJ. Brown. O,iginsl, widows, etc
Willard Ane., Nellie s. Tutsle. Margsre
Gust, Mary A. Brown; minor children Of
Geo A. Kimb.il, minor children OF
Frank L. Bryan; Mexican war widow
Eizsbeth Jones.
Original, Israel B. Merrill, VIM. With
AN, Joseph s. Hill, Nathaniel r. Adams
George c. Jsllison, Charles T. Neal, c. L
Holbrook; additional, VIM. White, Ed
win Bounds.
Incresse-Nelson J. Baker. Reissue
Arastus Ames, Geo. c. Emery. Reissue
snd increass--N. Bowden. Original, wild
ovs, etc.-Elizsbeth L. DanfoEtb, Belle
C. Boyd, L. j. Lsavitt.
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GnIfuaos { S.e41sc.cgs
MAINE CENTRAL aAllRUan
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Nov.
29ih, 1891.

aorxa WEsT-sn a. n FOR Le@istno,
y,ss.aa Portland, Boston and Montreal, ..8s A.
= =, g.I,oggh. Gafdiarr and South Gard aef /.
96ls 'ar BrausEl 4, Lewiston. fsrnIn 70 n.
ss.land Portland and Boston. connecting for
ysss noaniain Points, ACC P. 81, for
n,llsvei Gardiner and s0ata Gardner. 3
: 10, gruu.siaE, ram, FoTSls5d, Boston.
ana 3stariAys 9nlY. Tor koossad, s.os p. NJ. for
p.B9sea Gard.nsf and 5oa-f Gardner, II 90
IN night PalinARJ Tor Lewiston, Bath, Port
.si and Boston,
aofye EAsT-7lo a. n might sgressI tor
s.gsaszan, BsIfaa. Bangor. BAs BafoOr, D..
stsshsps g. Jgnn and Afoostook IOc aty, = II .
n fyf Ta.rrytlle, sGowhegan and sns0f ; "a
PH or Estsrvlie, Oakland. North An'oH,
Blsstam skgR1gsAn, Belfast, DOyor aud
ygr fglt, Bangor Ear HGfhut. St.. 5tcpFens,
n John and ArgCs Ook County, and sundays
ealy agi7 4 NJ, for Bangor
H. Sigh' Pullman Trains run each way every
hlshf sundays 10 iHted. ru' no' - Nk"w 1sF q
% r0asy nornluE-. + iis afssi, Decor, "
ssg0oi Baafgr. "a sun i4f fln~0irEs.
h, 4ay ~syr'', 'rts. sY'nE N'at Al - 70 A
n sad sa. 81 tts j. rlG daily, Saaaays 10
clgasi betxesn B0s'5r. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
and g. John
ArconNUDATIOV TRAIN 'as hlsustE
..sY. s,ut1 iAfdln'r. . !b a r.. 70 and IS
Y Gardiner. 8 So 4. NJ. - sad 40 +. III.
Hss5Eell. 6ig rs aud tb9 r. q.
nfoakh tlesris ~ CAii'nrola and all po'nts
sol,h abd Ursi slpy D., ht4 ~ F. Il Walker
itess, aseaf, augIg-a, ,.i- ,tly pfHn' 10 Au44stS
sslihs ia al rgltes and Jiseoslos bssEag ffeo Or
ssyass.
PArs0s TUCKER, Vice Pres. a ira9 MANAGE,
g. BOOrHBY. Gent Pass, and Ticket Ag't
Portland, Nov. 20. 1871
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Seems 10 be Short Abont S1f 900 in His
Accounts.

KINGsros, n. Y, Feb. 2l.-The inves-
tigsuon of the accounts Of Grove Webster,
late city treasurer, who held that office
70, nearly l8 consecutive years, is nesrIy
completed and the common council COM
mi.tee is about to report. From the sesti.
mony scme important revelations we're
made. Expert William Trenholm Of New
York, has been employed several weeks in
examining the books, vouchers and &C
counts and has discovered that Mr.. Web
ster should have turned over about Slt,
600 more s,ths expirsli IN Of his term on
the IL, of January than he reslly did.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22
BY THE CAR1LOAD.
C0unt0lfelters and Their Outfit
Nabbsd at Cincinnati.
AaIiC0 Nay GObble q PleC. Of Our
ChoiCa Territory
When the Boundary Line Is In lis
Proper Place.

CIscIsSATt, Ohio, Feb. 2l.-Ralph
WIshon. = steam engineer; w. G. Heir.
a photographer, and W. 7. Brown, Al er-
graver, were arrested here yesterday for
counterfeitipg. Detectives captured =
dozen photo engraved plates Of the Grant
series of IS silver certificates, and fourd s
crstlosd of dangerous printed bills.
Thep also captured, in process of prepsr-
alton, q $40 silver certificate plate of the
He ndricks series of Sc. Besides these
they found glass etchings for both counter
feiis in the course OF preparation. w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22
FIRE AT CLINTON.
Blacksmith Shop Destroyed..Loss $1,000;
No Insurance.

Especial to the KEHsEBEc JOURNAL.
PIsHos's FERRY. Feb. 21.-At 5 &c
O'Clock this morning FIRE was discovered il
the blacksmith shop Of John Baker on the
east side Of the river in Clinton.
The FIRE spread rspidly and in shor'
time the entire building was consumed.
The ciiiZers gathered quickly ss ths
alarm sn1 prevented the spread Of the
flames to the adjoining ooildinss.
The building WAS owned BY Tristan
Kicker ard occupied by Mr.. Baker u
blacksmith. No insurance on either build
or contents. Cause Of fire unknown
Lose, Mr.. Ricker's, 500; Mr.. Bakers
S5oo.
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II WAS A HOAX.
Secretary Foster Will Not Hold A Con,
ference on Silver Question.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Secretarv Fos-
ter tonignt declared that there wss no truth
in the report that meeting was to be held
Mondsy between himself, Senator Teller,
Senator Aldrich ard other prominent men,
representing both SIDES of the silver qles
ton, for the purpose Of effecting COM
promise by which the administration will
lend its efcrts to calling an international
monetary conference, if the Republican
Senators who favor free coinage will agree
to prevent the passage Of the free coinage
bill a. this session Of Congress.
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WANT 4 CINCINNATUS,
Not n Caesar, Cromwell, Railroad Mon
opolist or Millionaire.

ST. Lous, Feb. u The California
delegation TO the Conioiersted Industrial
conference this evening" adopted a resolu-
ion, which cites ihu fact that oertain par
ties in st. Louis are booming Leland Stan
ford for the Pre- idency. II says the
delegates from California, representing the
Farmers Alliance. Ciuzeus' Alliance,
Il lights of Labor, Reform Press AssociA-
uon ard Peoples Party, emphsticslly de-
clare that the people Of Calitornls are not
looking for a CTIsr, o Cromwell, a rail-
road monopolist or millionaire, but rather
for Ciuctnustus aud when he Is found We
HiIl know him b. tao character he bears
ard the work he has done. The conference
viii meet tomorrow
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BosroS, Feb. 81 Steamer S.einhoft
arrived from Hamburg today and reports
that Fe bFaa'y II, lat. 1888 N. long. SO, 20
W. she exchanged Longitude with steamer
apparently broken down. She was schooner
ragged. had two mas's and yellow painted
funnel with letter 7 on ii. She .h1ved the
letters L h. ID. B and was leading east
ward, with ali available sail set.
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A DIVORCE DECREED.
Mrs. J. &. Blaine, Jr., Gets Custody of
Child and Liberal Alim0ny.

DEApwoop. 5. D, Feb. 20.-Juigs
Thoms. todsy granted Mrs. james G
Blaiae, Jr., an absolute divorce from bel
husband. susrding her the custody of the
child, $1,000 suis money ard 500 mont
ss rermsuent alimInv. Mr.. Blaine, he,
maid and J G. Palmer leave tor Siou,
Falls tomorrow.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Secretary Foster is doing an almost ur-
precedented thing in going to Europe while
member of the cabinet. He is going
across on the Spree and coming back on
the very next German Lloyd steamer that
starts for America, so that he will be on
shore no. more than two or three days.
The question Of statehood and home ru lie
for Utah and Oklahoms was sgsin discussed
before the House committees on territories
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22

Physicians' prescriptions have failed 70
reach many cases Of rheumatism known to
have been subse gusntly cured BY Salvation
Oil. That IL the reason Why the popular
voice 10 practically unanimous a i,s favor.
One bottle is usually sufficient.
Be wise in time and procure DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup which always cures coughs
and colds, and prevents consumption.
Price 25 cents . bottle. dltfolYm
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90 PER CENT. DIVIDEND
For Maverick Bank Stockholders
Within 30 Days.

WAsHIseTos, Feb. 20.-Comptrollel
Lacey said today that checks for the pay
ment Of the 20 psr cent. dividend Of the
Maverick bank would be in the hands Of
their owners early next week.
This makes 90 per cent. dividend,
said Mr.. Lacey, within 80 days after Re
ceiver Beal was sppointed, and this is q
phenomenal record"
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A COMPROMISE
Effected Between the Two Branches Of
Louisiana Democrats.

New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2l,-A com
promise proposition to the Democratic cen
tral committees by the joint conference
committee is now ratified by both sides, the
Fosterites having accepted it last night.
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Vice President Tuttle of the n. Y. y. H.
d II. X. X.

New HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 2i.--At q
meeting Of the board Of directors Of the
New York, New Haven g. Hartford rail
road yesterday, Lucius Tutt1le was elected
vice president to succeed the late Edward
NJ. Reed. He was f-ss elected director
and subsequently appointed vice president
Mr.. Tuitls was appointed general manager
Of lhs consolidated road in May, 1890.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.--The following
change in the postal service in Maine is All
nounced:
Route 29l. Freedom to rairosd station
IN. From February 80. 1892, change
service to omit Knox, decreasing distance
aS M
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Along the Coast Cooler and Probabl,
Fair on Tuesday.

WAsHIssrOs Feb q For Sev Eng
lad: Increasing norInsss; Winds; cloudy
lish. raia alorg tie coast; cooler and prcb
ably fair M1LdAy hight ard Tuesday.
Signals displayed from Wilmington section
to Woods Hell section except st Baltimore.
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Fire at Atlantic City, n. j.

ATLANTIC City, N. j, Feb. 2l.-Fre
here last night destroyed all the bath houses
and pavil;ons between Maryland and Viz.
ginia Avenues, on the ocean front, besides
damaging the board walk. The structures
consumed numbered $50. Loss $4,000,
distributed among half dozen propristors.
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SAVED THE CREW.
Captain and Fifteen Men Of u Lost
Spanish Bark AT New York.

NEw YoRK, Feb. II Steamer III Callso
brought to this port Iodsy Captain Abriei
ard 10 men Of the apsnish bark Voladors.
from Savannah, lumber lsden, bound for
Valencia, abandoned in sinking condition
+ bruary II, in lat. 27 20, long. Go OIL.
Inc Volsdore was owned by +. Sola,
Barcelona, Spain.
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ANOTHER STRIKE
At IndianapOlis--All the Street Car
Lines Held Up.

IsDIAsAroLIs, Ind, Feb. 2l.-The
street car brotherhood nas ordered another
strike here for higher wages ard restora-
ton Of ,hs discharged men. All the street
cars lines are tied up today.
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THREE MEN LOST.
Barkentine Ashore-Other Vessels Re-
ported in Distress.

PLYhoUru, Feb. 2l-The barkentine
Patriot 10 stranded at Arkiownock. Three
men were drowned.
The mail boat just arrived from Seiliy
Islands reports several large vessels lying
TO in distress
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THE STORM IN SPAIN.
All the Rivers Rising Great Damage 10
Property Reported.

MApRIp, Feb. II ID ssstrous storms are
reported throughout Spain. The Guadai~
quiver and other rivers are raising rapidly
Mach property is undermined and de
stroyed
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THE BlVER OF LIFE !

The BLOOD OF A HUMAN BEING In
fulI health. i likewise burning. corrosive
,lcyouring RIVER deadly and destructive
to every form OF germ life that tlis the @ atmos-
phere and perneates every part OF the human
body.
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Local Forecast.

BosTos, Feb. 81 For New Enlsnd
Uanl Tuesday, continued ciauty, slight
change IN Temperature, ~inds between
north and east. Probably fair on Tues
day.
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Baron Sieuve Arrives.

New York, Feb. 2i.-Bsron Steuve,
the Russian minister to the United 8tates.
arrived here today and left for Washing
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DOWdi,Ch, Webster { Co.
4 RIVER OF DEATH!

\ distinguished traveller has recently dis,
covered in the heart ofthc Great Desert OF
sahara, the most wonderful river IN the won ID
It's waters are so strongly lmpregnated with
an alkali; that every living thing entering It,
suffers an aeOnizng and almost instant death
and the life ess bodies are quickly disintegrs-
ted and dcyoured by the corrosive huid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-22

p.EpR's Aromatic finger Is feiie-
Ian. Preparation, c0mpoa .def Of tn
- J.m,I = ,5i4xsr Aronl4.ie- snd
p... F,e9ca B'Aa!y- NJ more I'll eve
.,..Dls ,sms'g f,' ths relief Of La
grippe sad Colds In the Head vh'sh are
..a,,,a, ita .cuoa. iGsy cJaie suddsnig
- sn.ccaun,,biy. A aaar sxoasu-y,
IA gqu are ,abI e.. 10 irritation Of the in-
=, ssiag. 9f Zoe nasal passages. dry SKIN
r,a.sd By the ciosinz y she p7res, ~srsry
a,+s,zs, from yes d noss all Of
.s5eb ar, .ym2oms Of iBcpisnt Csssrn.
,sIcn /, cheo Eet. ~lI sHssil untali s1f-
,,,as ,ed mi.ery. BAkEK's GINGER,
,,..a 10 .ims anf in fan doses, VIA cure
u, aa.. .svsrs cold inside II "a nou's.
gFWtRF Of cheap and oftsn daaSer-
T.,,t. BiKFR'S is different from
~ slis1 Jamaica ginsers.
aoIl EuCrv~h orc.
Fah9 fff
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-06

Mouiik blouse, cornct skirt, pufred sleeves
and red sunshade. The classic miss, who
understands how to construe Latin senten.
ces better than she does the silly chat of
college boys, who would rather met
young man well up in algebra than athletics
is also there, and her great soul is not
above rejoicing at the prospect of a ball.
although she doesn't dance round dances
Her only circles are those found in her geo.
mctry, but she loves to look on, and in my
illustration | show you the classic miss in
tulle and feathers as she appears at the
Saturday night hop. The summer girl may
sneer at her lack of modishness, but the
classic miss is dangerous rival all the same
Her powers Of fascination may not be so
swift, but they are subtle, SLOW She is full
of quaint fancies and her speech has many
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-06

more flowers than her gown. And then she
looks well sitting down, while the ultra
fashionable girl does not. She needs move
ment to display her good points. Repose is
dangerous to her, rest fatal. She is like a
butterhy-she lacks her charm when she
alights.
A very charming morning gown made mp
in flowered woolen stuff with an embroid-
cred front, is given in the illustration. At
the back there is an embroidered plastron,
with Vatican pleat on each side. The
loose fronts must be lined with silk. The
ELK cuffs have an undersleeve of lace with
an elastic. The front may be made of
flowers of muslin chiffon embroidered with
colored noWerets
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-06

she is perfection, and she has no difficulty in
making you think so too. The illustration
shows a simple but always popular summer
gown the muslin delaine. The bodice
Stimulates jacket and appears to open on a
plcatcd front. At the waist there is a large
bow with long ends. The bottom of the
skirt is set Off with peated flounces.
The lace mantelet with beige cloth tabs,
shown in the drawing Is a showy but refined
garment, original in makeup The tabs and
yoke are repeated at the back, being filled,
as indicated, with long pearled fringe Pie
ribs are embroidered with jet and edged
with pearl beads. A Valois collar and bows
of ribbon on the shoulder complete this
handsome garment.
The summer hotel veranda is not the
exclusive kingdom of the modish maid,
with her russet shoes, Mother Hubbard hat
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-06
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German
Syrup

Regis Leblanc is French Cana
dian store keeper at Notre Dame dc
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured of severe attack of Congest-
ion of the Lungs by Boschees Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many a
bottle of German Syrup on his per-
sonal recommendation. Ifyou drop
him a line he'll give you the full
facts of the case direct, as he did us,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. 1t
always will. 1t is a good medicine
and thorough in its work. a