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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken From the
Current Events OF the Day.

Oliver Bell shot his wife At Boston, Wed
ue.dsy, Cause jealousy. Both we're
colored.
The Ra-ig Iron works. Buena Vista,
Va, ss.igned Wednesday. Liabilities
$50, 600.
Tie failure Of Philip Bruao hss beer
announced il the New York stock exchange
His liabilities are about $500 COO.
The board of review Of the Nstio1sl
Trotting Association met at New York,
Wednesday, but transacted no bu.iness and
adjourned till March.
Henry Deland Of Sranpscott fell from
The piszz, Of his residence Tuesdsy even
ing, striking on bis head. He died Wed.
nesdsy. He leaves fimly.
Guy r. Brown vss sssaigped st Salem
Wednesday, for murder Of D. B. Ssdbofr
at Salisbury. Jan. IA He pleaded moi
guilty and was vemauded for trial.
The Capital City Opera House at E,st
Dee Mojnes. Iovs, buraed to the ground
nuesdsy night TITS fire started just ate,
. large sudience bad left the bulidios.
Judgs Besch Of New York. hss arsatet
an attachment sgsinst The properly Of
Henry N. Richardson. carriage dealer
Boston. Mass, for SI5i3 ~. ia favor Of
Croker q Pratt.
votlng took pises at St. John, N. B
wednesday Oh q petition for the fspesl oi
she operation Of the Scott Act in s.. J Ihn
and the petition vas carried By = majority
If 1893. The fight was quite biEer-
Stockmen say ovirs to the recent heavy
A. nat - nl,1f, 4.
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FIRE AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Two Firemen Injured-Lady Probably
Fatally Injured Loss, 800, 900.

coLusBUs, O Feb. II Fire in . large
sir story baidins ss the corner Of Gay snd
Fl ssh streets al i2 30 this morning caused q
loss Of $1,000 The bnildiog vss occu-
pisd by Mccoy Bros, ciothiers; Steiner
4 Koch's nusic store, FsIhsbs,'s nss ssore,
HAGmond Basefson & Co, vail pspef and
large number Of efices and sleeping rooms
On the upps, f,ors-
Al l O'Clock the IRE was believed to be
under control. Too or three gas explosions
III sred two ffemen. Dors Blair Of Ports
m sush, Ohio, wnile beisg taksn from the
second story, fell 10 the grouad, aud va,
probably fatally injured.
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CAUSED MANY DEATHS.
Inspector Reported Fire Escapes on
Hotel Royal, but There We're None.

New YoRK Feb 10 AT \ meeting "a.
day OF The fire commissioners, Prsssdeal
Furrey ssid tnss Wm. +. Setoa, ons Of sht
iusps ciors in the bureau Of buildiass, ~hiel
is unoet e2utsoi Of the fire department, had
confessed that there were no fire escape.
On the SIX avenue eide Of ths Inflated
Hote! Roysl, though he. ia 1886 reported
that they had been placed there undsr his
Monday, Supt Brady sent fnr Seten ard
Questioned ann as 10 she,her thsre wsse
IRE escapes on the Six h avenue front
The records showsd taere were. but ffom
the officers OF the department present q tbs
FIRE 1t WAS learned thai tney were missing
Seton SAID positively that ,hey were there.
He reiterated the same Yesterday. Todsy
when confronted with the proofs against
him he made clean confesson and The
commissioners promptly dismissed him.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI.
$685., 900 Worth Of Property Destroyed
in a Few Hours Time.

CIscTsrATI, Feb. 10 Fire here tonight
destfoeed the building occupied bs Ezekil
& Bernhstn, auetioDeers sod storage COM
ms.ion dealers. and bsdiy wrecked the
baildios oecGpisd by the American o ,k
Leather Company. The Commercial
Naiioaal Bsnk ard Hammond Stree.
poIics station were crusbed by falling
walls nf he burning building. The build
ifg cccup.ed ss auction and s;orsgs rooms
belonged TO TIE F0sdiek heirs. That oc
cupIed by the American Oak Leather Co.
wa, Owned by The Carlisle es,s.e. The
loss on the two structures is $50 .o00; loss
on the goods in the suction ard stor sae
building. $4,000 and on the Aperlcan
Osk Lesshsr Company's stock, 800, ,0C0
ihs Commercial Bank building va. ,otsi y
destroyed. L3ss. $500. Simon Fie'chef,
desier ia governments gsots, oconpied a
p1rs Of ibis huilding HIS loss Is SIC, GOO
his insursf cs is net ob;sinsbls tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-11
KENNRBEC TEACHERS
Will Hold Convention at Wateryllle,
March f-The Programme.

Especial to the KEssEBEo Journal
WArERvILLE. Feb. l0-Fallo~ing Is th.
programme Of the Kernstec Goun.y teach
sfs' meeting, to occur 81 Ws.erv!ile, Marcel
4tb, the day sessions to be held ss Cohurr
Classical Institute:
1870 A. M.-Mathois ia Latin, j. II
ParsUns, principal Hish school, Augusts
Diseussior, opened By Prof. N. L. Bssset
Il Colby Univsrsity ard continued by o,hei
teachers Of Lstin. Eagiish iu the lo.el
9 AIDES, W. j. Coriheii, principal Gorhxu
Sosnal sch 1ol
2.C0 p. NJ. Methods 10 Arithmetic. @
l. AIdrich, supsriarendsut Of school, New.
ton, Mass Question Boz, N. A. Luce
state supeiistsIdent o. schools.
6P M.-Coilstion end reception at the
Wsfe Patlors.
8 z. M.-Leciure on Methods in History
IN the uGi'srisn Church. Rev. A. T. Win
,h'p. ecitsr Of The New Easlsnd journal oi
Education.
This is one Of the meetings which the Law
slows teachers to sttsnd without loss Of psy
ard all teachers Of the county arr
cordially invited. The Mzine Central Rail
ros, wi, eel, round trip tickets from oil
'tstionr in the county 1t ore fare, good 70,
March An and 9th. The hotels and re,
lsur.nts will give minimun rates. Fo,
'uFther informstion, address Lincoln Owen
Watervils, Me-, or J. H. Parsons, Au-
zusts, Ne.
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aoMsRssr RAILWAY,

Com-cucths Houday. jane 18th, 1881, trains
xiI sua ~ fhllars. Connecting ~ oakland with
Name C.atEzi ksilroad
tof Bo.,oa, Poriiaad, Lswistor, Wstsrviile, An
s,s'.. shpPhe2An amt Bangor;
fa.ssnser trairs inAye Bingham. So A. N.
ftg gDr. ~, No.Oa. Saz 4 NJ, 1855 NJ; Cara
isfs Fais, AS, An. 'i.0S p. NJ; Embdsn, 7Gz
A.M, 10 NJ. NVfth Ansoh. Ply A. NJ, t-sc p.
~; Anon, IN s ". I SO p NJ; Madison. $50 A.
r.,sotP.s Sorri igBroet, 80 a A., All P
~, KtnRs siding - 81 a. n 'a.2S p NJ, SEwtalie
ro.sinF. 40; = n. y ~ P ~, arrive Oakland,
80. a.. 2t9F 81.
s;qn Ho',op, Portland. iT1tstoa, Augusta, Wa
tcsvi.ls, sEOgbssaa sid HAnsor:
r,s4rn4s- t-ass Ht.gr Ossl1nd, p.os A. NJ, a4t
T.N sap.t+iio ts,5aslaa, '9.s3 A. N. IS 90 p. NJ;
EAnss s,lios. -l2f \. ", 's.6 P N; Eorriazs
ppeS. alHs Il d.tV. ~. dadisan, 9.s4 A NJ,
s4SP.n Ausna 5dA n. ~ 2. N North An
s9p, tiat 80 ". sfoP " flnbHen, 1910 A. NJ :.
tlsr ftf a,apk rAlis, 10 IS A. NJ, .6 "a p.
Spgn, l9si ". s.teP n; arrive Bingham,
tl-so =. a., So e N.
'flAs stations, al whgh traina stop on signal or
eo'ie 90 c9idaeiJr Mixed between Bingham
and N0Fih Aa-oa. ~2- NJ. AVER. supt.
arnf-day
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Ia he United htstes Caur. at Portland
Wednesday, lbe case Of Henry Emerson oi
Lswi.too vss continued until April 23d .o
sentence.
The 8-yeN-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs "
A Staples Of Mansasid, Mass formeri,
>f Rockisnd, was recently killed by q raj.
road train.
Aoo,her very important corporation hs,
iu,t been formed In Portland. IT il csilst
a, Runford Falls Paper Company, with
.pifal ock OF 800, eco. There have beer
324l 600 subscribed xId 5000 mors
,r5mised. TIE mills viii he stablish.t {
ss Ramford Fails These tffi era hAv.
been elected: President, Daniel + Emery
j., Port a. d; treasurer, + II. Hsskeii
Nwso1, Mass; general manager, Gsrret
+chyDck, Newton Msss directors, Dania
F Enery, Jf.. E. II. Haskell, Carr, Il
sch .pck, II. J. Chisholm, Charles d.
BfoHu.
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G. A. r. APPOINTMENTS
Made by Department Commander
General Isaac Dyer.

sKowBEoAN, Feb. l0.-GenersI Isas
Dyer. department commander Of Maine
has made the following appointments
Charles F. Jones, Skowhegsn, sssistan
vi itsut general; Henry A. Shorey, Port
AM. sssisisDt qGsrtefmAster general; Geo
u. Lro~D, Bangor. inspector; Samuel d
fesvit. E,sipo'i, juige advocate; Abel d
Russell, Augusts, Chief mastering officer
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OUR GROVER
Said Not 10 be Candidate for the Presi.
DENTAL Nomination.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Feb. l0.-"Grovel
Cleveland i, not cssdidsse for the Demo
cratic preside stisl romirs,iop," said Hon
,Ionn .. Lssniz before iexvips for his home
IN Columbus " s,sItay. "Mr. Cleveland
old me some significant thiGgs in our las
,1ierview ia New York shors time ago
He sssured me that he had come 10 an sge
sbsn he appreciated leisure; thst be hat
modest and legitimate fears that in tht
event Of his IT. slsc;ien he might not MAKE
the record that be did during bis admin,
istrAiian snd. besides, he dreaded the no,
ioIs Of 9 presidential campaign"
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BIG RAILROAD DEAL.
Reading Gets Lehigh Valley, Jersey
Central. Lackawanna and Delaware 4
Hudson.

PHrLApELpHIA, P. Feb. i0-The Ever
ing Telegrsrh rays; The Residing has LEASED
the Le high Valley and Jersey Central Rsil'
rosis on PER cent bssis, and hs. brough
he Lsoksvapns AID Delaware G Hudson
in.o the comsiss tion. The latter reads er
ter into the contract With the Reading ant
hereby The eaiiee xuihrsc!te coal businee,
If the couo,ry IS controlled by one manage
ment. The deal is regarded - the mos
important ever made in she history Of raj
roads in this country.
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WILL ARBiTRaTE:.
France, Sweden and ItalJ to Designate
Proper Persons
As Members Of Tribunal 10 Arbitrate
the Behring Sea Natter.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.--The department
Of sts,e Iodsy conhfm-d the report from
London. that Gfest Brits and the Uaited
S;sies have agreed u invllo Fran ce, Sweden
and Italy each % dssigns person to
eerve rs q member II trl5unsl TO be
elected 10 slbltrate The Behriog sea contro-
versy.
This tribunal will have seven members,
two representing the Uniied Ststes, two
Great Britain snd tbfes from neutrsl gov
ernments,
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HAD HARD LUCK.
Steamer Nicaragua, Before Ashore Now
Total Wreck.

New yoRx. Feb. 10 --cne s,eamsh p
Conohe when SERVED here todsy bsinss
iaformst,un thst tbs steamship N,nsrsgaa,
which struck on srea ut Paak Il m dos
in the Pae hi esrly lat Dseemosr and was
got oh by ~Teeking tugs, ~ hoars la.er
ran upoA ,bc roehs agAu aud had big hole
punched in her hu
She Sal Z snG sas f,u !! i'm possiols to
get her sd,St raAin The Niesrssus 10 .
total Ices. She was OF her maiden trip
from ibis port,
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STATE NEWS.


PITrsIuN.
The Independent Ice Company besar
RI ring ioto their lower houses Monday
Their ice is from II to l3 inches thick and
Of excellent quaiity. They also began run
n.ns ss the old Consumers' houses and .
Clsrk & Chsplin's. Monday. All Of thu
comp.nies will be running this week. Tbs
snow storm Tuesday put them back consid'
erADly.
REApFIELD.
On Monday last Mr.. S. g. Fosg Of thil
tovu received scratch on her anger from
/. cal ard was 10 the act Of going Gown Gel
lar to sss s piece OF salt p Jrk to put on it
~bsp she made mls-,see and tell. break
I, her arm near shs wrist j.int snd sist
III 4red bef side.
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A NOVEL CASE.
Firm TO be Dissolved Because the Part.
ners Couldn't Agree.

New YoRK, Feb. Application was
m ,de in court here yodsy for the dissolution
of The Fl m OF Farmer, Little & Co., type
founders Of this CITY aud Chicago. and she
Appointment OF r. .ceiver. The application
was msde on behalf Of Asron ID. and VIM.
NJ. Farmer, against 'he o.her swo partners,
Andre Ltsle snd Joha Beutley, because
the lssEtwo patsuers wautad to join the
Type Founders Trust against ihe'wishes Of
the Messrs. Farmer. Tie firm is declared
perfectly solvent with surplus Of slO0, ,0O0.
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244 INDICTMENTS
Found In Psatbles! C:uny,
Mostly Against Rumsslfas.
Ho'di'g Of a UDEtd Stats LIctnss ths
Chief ETidMca.
u. 4. X. Appointments Made by Depart.
ment Commander Dyer.

BAseos. Feb. lo.-fhe grand jury rs-
ported eii Ind cimsnts totss. mge than
300 of .nich are against Bqasr desless
The majority Of! iiqu3, indictments are
made agsinst dss,ers because they are
holding Unisei sss.es licenses. This Is the
afst move Of the xind in this county and
creates great surprise.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHrssros, Feb. Io.-Pensions have
been granted to sheae residents Of Maine
Original. Eisin L. Dodge, Casries H.
Clement, Thomas Murray. Berj .mia I'll.
Hsmiiton. William o. Mcfarland, Charles
B. vickery. Albion Osborn ; widows, E nma
J 8. Lastimor Il dls q. Good sin, n. z
Walton.
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THE TALLAPOOSA
Has Been Condemned and will Be Sold
at Auction.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1o.-The United
States steamship Taiispoosa, now 81
Montevideo, has been condemned ss unit
tof further naval service, and will be sold
az suction to the highest bidder. The
Tsllapooss is relic OF the var and has had
. fsthe, evertful career.
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HERRICK IEDICTED
For Manslaughter In the New York
Central Railroad Accident.

WHITE PLAIEs, N. Y, Feb. 10.-Th'
Wesichester grand jury which investigated
the disaster on the New York Central Rail
road a. Hastings, Dec. "a, when 13 person
we're killed, reported an Indictment against
Brakeman Albert Z. Herrick for msn
slaughter on three counts.
The jury censured the rsilrosd company
for careless and negligent management oI
runaipg their road, Dec. "A. Charles C
Delaney, station master 3. Hsstiugs, Is cen
sured for aliosing Herrick 10 while Awsl
the time in the station when he should hsv'
bee outside stopping he approaching
fysins
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The Nsspors vo1JeH fpiil il flushed aGd
h. nsscaisesy Is besfy oil In place. -Four
sets OF cards, all ths spnning .css, aad
,~cns. 80 looms sr- In place. together win
AL suag . airs 70 tls d,s houss aed pis kef
osrp. /. 10 Gpecsea tba We mill viii %
.s4 cad ia Ies wssks, with capital % fua
: i. W the fu.i csp,cisy.
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Rosros Fsb 10 Fer New Englsnd
Uani Ffsday, rain or snJv; warmer, fol.
osse by lower tenperAtufs Thursday
hight; siads between south and esss, il
cfessine IN siSenshs.
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May Be Expected, With Warmer Weather
fer Thursday.

w.saiyeros, Yss. lo-Fo, Msiss :;
WAds shifsiag o. southeast. r-asins
ciouainess, light saa~i slightly warmer,
eKesrs sss.io7sFy tsupSrsts,e along tie
coast, colder Friday.
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NO MORE BODIES
In the Ruins Of Hotel Royal, New York,
Say the Searchers.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 10 AT 8 o'clock ihis
afternoon C1ntreeior G.'ligsu withdrew biz
men from the rnias Of II ,iel Royal. H.
said every inch OF the dsbris had been over.
hauled and there were no more bodies in
the ruins
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ON THE WAR PATH.
EaY.ji Iadisns and CoIbsys
Fighting In New MrIlco.
The lrdIsns Ihra.,nrs III, LiY,s OF
All Hhite Hen.
Hotel Royal, New York. Shown to bt
Partially Without Fire Escapes.

DEsvER, Feb. 10 The Navajo IndiAn.
of New Mexico, have gone on the wsrpsst
aud thnssen the lives Of all the white NJ n
A battle betreen redskins and co-boys is
ro. in progress nine niles south Of Albar.
qle'qae. Grest excitement prevails,
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ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION
or Chinese will be Recommended by
House Committee on Immigration.

WAsHIEsros, Feb. l0.-The House
committee on immigration today ssresd to
rero-t fssorably . bill absolutely Pre-
hipiging Chineee immigration.
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IN THE HOUSE.


WAsmHeros. Feb 10 In fhs Hsuse
Csschinss Of Misasaippi, from ths esonit-
tss % Iulss, reported rsseislfen fsr III
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shan IN His Accsrrts.

BEaLu, Feb. 10.-Dason Knoblesdcff,
tSsasufss Of The Ailepstsin Savings hank. il
pfonss.csd shofs IN hs sccounss III. .452
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sss, 900 Fire at Montreal.

MoSTEEAL Feb. 10 --chishslm's ysys
house vss. slightly damaged by fire today.
Loss on sssek Of chesse snd provisions vss
shout e3s, 900.
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is THIS YOU =?

no YOU FEEL SICK ALL
OVER?
IS YOUR BODY SORE?
CAN'T YOU RELISH YOUR
MEALS?
RAVE YOU A DRY COUCH7
DO YOUR LIMBS ACHE3
ARE YOU BILIOUS?
IS YOUR STOMACH sOuR9
THEN YOUR LIVER is OUT
OF ORDER.
USE THE GREAT
KIcKAPoo INDIAN SAcWA.
GENUINE UNADULTERATEO
INDIAN MEDICINE.
PREPARED BY THE INDIANS
THEMSELVES FROM ROOTS
HERBS AND BARK.
kIcKAP00 INDIAN SA6WI
Far sale ct ofi Drwggisfs.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

Rsu IouK. Feb. 10
t4oney easy rsastps from II e 2.
k>r,tae yaref al sIa6S
(1ovartriauG bC nj mi, PteadY
Esilrosd toods active, strong.
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BAKEK's Aromatic 6iHger IL . deIic.
ieas preparation, tssmpaA .csi Of sl-
ug.ai & Jsfa.t4. JS0zsr. Asemasics q /,
Pa.s French Brady. NJ ra5fs ea,csv.
., rsl"sbls '"~s'y Far n. relief Of La
Grippe and Colds in the Head, which 81,
. ,sn.as /. fle..on. Insy ,.sa.e Suddenly
ss1 unsceoan'sblg. A sight exposure
aaa you are s5bI.es 10 irritation of the ir
ner liniass Of tns gss.l passssss. dry skin
c,a.d b. tas closing ot ihs pores, ~ssery
si.chsrg.s from eyes Ard nose, ,--sl Of
vhiea are gym psoms of iheipiens Catsrrh.
vhicb, If 'hsrssi. Wiz S-r-i, uot"I' srs-
fsrisz scd misery. BAkER'S GINGER,
t.trn i1 sine snt 10 rat doses, .n cure
ihe ~,n', s~-@fs cold ir SIDE Of "a houts.
BEWARE ~ c'ssp -b1 often danger-
oa. .,ss.,. BAkER'S 10 different from
allied Jsmtics ginsefs.
gold 1verv~hcr
ssb9NU
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OUT IN THE WIDE WORLD.

Hos,ess-What has become of Sandy
Smith, who stood SO high in your
cIasS1 SeA
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IMPURE BLOOD,

Nearly all diseases OF long stand,n,
their origin in the unnatural and nDba.,a's
condition OF the blood, or as this cond,,,a'
very properly demon mated, impure bIooi
fiammaiiOns Of long standing. rheumatic n.,-1 -u'
lingering and scro'ulSs diseases and All sli,'
diseases, such as eruptiOns, pmples an.
blotches, are all caused by impuritIas q aua
blood. lfthe blood flows through th. ynssa,'u 'u'
pure, fresh and powerful stream. f. carst.Sn U
every part OF the DO iy aud to every orgar 80 70
and fresh vitality and rarrles the waste ~
away from them The chief care NJ n1rat't -''ot
who are desiTOus OF promoting the nby.Ia-,
well-being OF their children should rhara,o,aIral
to guard the lender bodies Of their cbUS.o
against susceptibility TO the attack O, yarTs"
all kinds ofdiseases through impure bIooI '.
Is a well known fact that peOpS Young ,s 80,
As Old whose blood cirCulat ) freely "a, 80
pose themselves with impinty to the dar,sA-
Of cOnta-iOn while per>Ous with imDura hYeetss
Will succdinb To II Il the hrst OppyrtuuiTy 9 ~
skin diseases in pJIticu ar sc Tie cgnssy,,,AlI Az
Of impure O:OOd. No matter how many eYtsrnaS5
remedies may be applied they win ai1saI
return as long as The blood remains H. ,SS!s
though they may disappear for q time ScrdyyaIee
a ri crofulOus diseases such as swell ings NJ th
glands. bOils and aDscesSe, cannot be- srstte St ae
ted with salves ana Oi. tments so long AZ ~. Il,
blood remains m its impure state They nj M
disappear However by themselves when ~ ~
blOOu flows fresh an pure. For that rss-o sLe
the bio d which so Ire ,uenily deterlorate n ~
children. mast be regarded as a genuine biss-
ing for the human race. Such a remedy ia non
offered US In e 81 Bernard Vegetable PHI"
They are prepared eAc .usiye y from " holesoma
meIictua h -IbS Of the Alps and should h. -,
OH hand in ey ry house as the rrst and fotga
mo, family IN 'dlclue- \ few St. Bernard pm.
taken ut the right time may prevent mncb
suffering and large doctors and druyyjSt's
bills. They can be Ub alncd Of every hrsf'eisss
iruggiSt. II your GrU- glSis went them ssnd
&c. To ST BERNARD. . y = 8, New York civ
and you Will receive same Dy Setuu mail
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for making the purchase; but time has

for making the purchase; but time has
more than bles' eed his wisdom.
We obtained by the treaty more ter.
ritory than we vrested from England
during the Revolntiopa y War, and
from it have be u formed such gems CT
the American Un on as Louisiana, Ar
Fansas, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Ne
braska. Minnesota west of the Missis-
sippI, Colorado north of the Arkansas,
the two Dakotas. Wyoming and Mon
tana.
The cess;on of Louisiana left Spain
but sorry footbold on our shores.
She still held the Floridas, but these
IN time passed from her hands and fell
to us.
President jefferson afterwsrd sent
out Lewis and Clarks to make a road
to the Western ocean through our new
domain, and these intrepid explorers
carried the first American flag through
the Territory OF Louisiana, and showed
the PEOPLE what a grand acquisition
diplomacy and Napolecn's hatred of
England had won for ''the new repub-
lie of the Western world. Lden
DQUS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-14
Where Is Heaven?

A minister preached about Heaven
one Sunday. One Monday morning
he met with one Of the richest men OF
his church. who said to him: Pastor,
last Sunday you preached very nice
sermon about Heaven, but you never
told US where Heaven is to be found
Well said the preacher, i will
tell you now. Up there in that house
lives a member of our church poor
woman with two children. In her
little room there are two beds in the
one cou Will ind herself, in the other
the two children, they are all I'll, the
stove is not heated because they have
no coal, and they have nothing to
eat, they are very miserable indeed.
Now let me give you some advice.
Y Iou go and buy from 800 to 5000
worth OF goods and send it up there,
then you go yourself and say here
dear sister, this / have sent you in
tbs name of our Lord Jesus Christ
tSen read the 23rd psalm and pray
wish her and her children; II then
ySu don't snow where Heaven is /
will pay the BILL The minister was
not required to pay the bill The
man declared that the fifteen min
utes which he spent with the poor
woman, he felt as II in Heaven
Christian Endeayo,,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-14
What Makes the Baby SO Fat2

"Msma," said Willie, "what make g
Daby Nell SO fat and good natured !?
She is not one bit like Aunt Emma's
baby; he is dreadful thin and cries ell
the time" Yes, Willie, that's fact,
baby Nell is the fattest and best natured
baby in all the country round, just be-
cause we feed her upon Ridges In
fant Food which contains only those
Ingredients which are known to give
health and strength. If Aunt Emma
realized how much the health of her
baby depended, first upon proper food,
then cleanliness, clothing, sleep, air
and ex -rcise, she would send as L did
for little book published by Woolricb
4 Co, at Palmer, NJ lss., called Ridges
Food Primer which they send free to
any one who writes for 1t. To the in
formation obtained from this book, we
owe little Nell's fat, rosy cheeks and
good temper, which makes her our lit
tie hearts treasure, and without which
she would be Just like Aunt Emma'f
baby, a source Of trouble instead of
Joy"