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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14
THE DEEP WATER WAY.
Conye niion Adopts Resolutions Urging Con
gress 10 Give Aid to the Scheme.

WA-HiSGToS, Jan. l2.-The deep water
way convention to-day adopted a plan Of
permanent organization to carry forward
the work of the convention. Resolutions
were adopted declaring that every consider
alton of national security national prosp r
ity and national honor demands the cen
strnction of u waterway, not less than 20
feet in depth, connecting the Great lakes
with the sea, through American territory I;
requesting congress to promptly pass the
ilUuse hill which authorizes the secretary
Of war to have made surveys examinations
and estimates of the cost nf the various
practicable routes for such water-ways. \
committee was appointed to present q Q
resolutions 10 Congress.
resolution of sympathy for Mr.. Blaire
in his illness was adopted by 3 rising vote.
\ resolution was adopted approving the
Improvements of the Waterways and canal
connections from the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers 20 the Great lakes whose impnrtant e
will b. 20 greatly increased wh hen they >lili
b. connected by deep water channel 10
the Atlantic OCEAN"
At the aftertioon session. an executive
committee was appointed ami! the couvcn-
ton adjourned sine die
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MRS. FOSTERS FAITH.
She Believes Republicans will Become Puter
and Stronger.

TurEkA, Jan. l3.--Among the last lett, RS
received by Governor Humphrey before re-
firing from office was one from Mrs. g..
Ellen Foster, president of the Woman S
Republican Association of the United
States, in which she referred TO the recent
election in Kansas and the nation as fol-
lows
What can we hope for the country wis n
Kansas, proud, heroic, glorious Kansas,
goes mad with fancied wrongs. Such real
an1 terrible SORROWS as were hers at the be-
ginning of her statehood should, it seems,
have been ncyer-to- be forgotten lesson
concerning the things which makes for the
peace of commonwealth. But history
teaches that such lessons do not often snt-
fee beyond generation or two. However.
believe We shall rs nation and as a
party (Which is the vital element in the na-
tom come out Of the present delusrn
purer apd stronger and become wiser. In
the mean time We will stand up for Kansas
and for the principles of the party by which
she and sister states have grown 10 be what
they are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
For General Buffers Funeral Nov Complete
An immence Attendance Probable.

LOWELL, Mass. Jau. l3.-rhe following
changes have been made in the arrange
ments for the Butler funeral: The service
for relatives and immediate friends of Gen.
Butler will be at the house at $50 A. NJ,
Sunday. The remains will lie in state nj
Huntington ball from II A. NJ, to ! Z. NJ,
Sunday and : TO / A. NJ. Monday. Tie
following will be the honorary pail bearer ;
Hon. John A, Lowell, Hon. 4. j. Sherman,
Hon. Edward Avery. L. +. Burleigh ESD,
Hon. Charles II. Allen, Col. George j.
Carney, Hon. George +. Richardson and
Hon. } NJ. Marshall. Owing TO the LARGE
attendance the funeral at st. AIMS church.
admittancc will he by card
Governor Smith, New Hampshire, has
telegraphed that he, with the President of
the Senate aud other state officers, will lie
present, and also several officers of tie
staff of Commander-in Chief Weissert, Nj
tional Department G. A. X.
When the line moves the bells will toll
Gen. Buffers age, 10. Battery { of Law
renee, will fire minute guns from the bank
of the river. On the arrival at the grave
the exercises will be: &. A. Il. burial ser
vice benediction by Rev. Dr. A. ST. Joi II
Chambre; voileys over the grave from the
rifles of the whole 9Th regiment, about 600
or 700 men: Taps" sounded by the but
gler, dismissal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14
10 DEVELOP OUR COMMERCE.
Regarding an Imitation Of Eng
lands Course Approved.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I3. = Mr.. +. Il.
OBrien, commissioner Of navigation is re-
eeiving from boaris of trade and navigl-
tion and chambers of commers all over TIE
country replies TO u circular letter sent out
by him asking suggestions for the develop
mcnt Of our foreign commerce, and calling
attention 10 the important statements az 10
the decline of the American merchant
marine contained in his annual report.
THIS statement shows that tlic American
tonnage engaged in our foreign commerce,
fell from Il jG per cent, of the total tom
nase entered at ports Of the nited States
in isii; TO 2o.GI per cont.as entered in 1891
Commissioner OHrien urges that the
condition of our shipping engaged in for
eign commerce is too serious to admit of
delay in applying some effectual remedy f +
It's restoration, and advocates the establish
ment Of = merchant marine and naval ~
se,ve on the principles established by Grtai
britain. This suggestion seems TO meet
with gcnersl favorable response.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14
FIRE At DULUTH.
Hotel ST. Louis Burned-loss. 100000
Several Lives We're Lost.

Drl1fn. Mimi. Jan. l3.-Ilotel St.
Louis was burned this morning, the fire
starting in the basement Hotel Brighton,
adjoining, sustained slight damage by
water and fire. The total loss is estimated
ut 100000; Insurance, Sin, 900. IL is
thought thai sceeral lives were lost, but
this cannot b. ascertaiDed at present.
Building was Insured for %55 ,00o, with Il
rent insurance of $40 600.
Besides the hotel the American Express
Company and omnha Railroad ticket Office
were in the builling. Their loss is total.
Brighton hotel. owned by the same parties,
had an insurance of $50 900, aud sllHpe
ON the rents. Insurance on the stock Is
about S30,o00 half of this is. total loss.
The fire was caused hy explosion of the gas
meter or by fire in thu laundry.
Two men who stopped ut the hotel are
missing. 1t is believed tsa; they Perisbei
in the flames
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GEN. BUFFERS REMAINS
Received at Lowell BY Large Crowd Prepara.
tions for the Funeral.

LowrL,, Mass, Jan. l3.--The body of
Gen Butler reached here II, 1880 z. NJ.
five hours late. Nearly the whole city was
waiting To receive the generals body. At
the home Of General Butler. where the
body was taken direct, heavy knot of
Grape hung from the door knob.
The coffin was taken from the special
train ami ON il was the wreath President
Harrison placed there yesterday in Wash
ing. The quart from B. f. Bniier Post,
No. ~, that went from Lowell TO receive
the remains, lifted the coffin to the hearse
and ii was taken to the house
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IsIuscTios REFUSED
iaainsi American Express Co. As Asked Tor
by Uaitsd States Co.

Ssw Yoas Ian. i::-.justiec IngraIlain
of tbe supreme court has declined TO grsnt
the application Of TIE United States TX
press Company for a temporary injunction
restraining the American Express Company
from doing express business on the Ncw
Eaglsnl Railroad. The plaintiff is secking
to enforce contract between i; and the
American Express Company, by which the
latter agreed to withdraw all inierfers nce
with business on the IIonsatonic road anil
ssath Of the line OF the Boston 4 Albany
Eallroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
slssr.sIxtH SESSION.
SENATE,


Fen,y, Jaa. 18th, Is.s3.
The Senate was called 10 er,lcr hy the
pr siSsens.
Prayer was offered by The Rev, Mr.,
Gwyaae, of Augusta.
Journal read amt approved.
Papers from the House passed in con'
eurpnce.
nn motion of MIR. Thatcher of renel,-
sco,~-hili an act to amend an act en-.
utlsst aa act 10 incorporate the city of old
TeSn, referred by iioase 10 committee eu
inland fsi'crieS, Was referred TO eamniitvs,
on judiciary,
ni, notienos AIR SciierS al Cumberland
Bill an act 10 anoad section lctar,er L Of
Revised Statutes, relating TO poll taxes. ne
ferrcd b, House 10 commiiico on Judiciary
was referred TO committee on taxation.
The rcpoE, Of the Boanl at STATE Asses
sors for lSa2 Was referred 10 committee on
taxation.
PhIriVNs, Bias, etc, PEssesfEp AMI
REstHistp.
ia nntAWN.
BS Mr.. Sei,lers of Cumberland h. Bill an
act authorizing the Metallic Setting COM
pany to change the par alue of is stock.
LheN ArtNss,
by Mr. CLARK of Somerset Bill az act
10 icgalize meetings of Wsst Fork ph,at,-
ton,
Ept,,noN.
BY MIR. Wnslow of Somerset an
act relating to expenditure of school money
SrArr lASps Asp SrAtE RoAn,.
BY MIR. Clark of Somerset Petition in
aii of the Canada road signed by u, l.,
Colby and III others.
INLAND FisulgIls ANp thNE.
ny Mr.. Shaw of hroostook Bill an act
to amend section ~, chapter 80 of Re
Slsed Statutes. relating 10 close time for fish.
TiN EuroGN,
BY Mr.. GrrGdle of llancurk Bll an ari
relating TO taxation of savings l,anks.
oEnrHs,
On motion of Mf, thatcher oi icnuhscot,
ordered, That at i2 O'Clock noon on
TUESDAY next til" senate shall proceed 10
vote for a senator to Congress, far
, full rm from March lth, 1898, in
accordance With ihe laws of the United
States
hn motion of Mr. Wood Of kennchee.
ordered, Thai the committee on State
printing alr' iaEdnc be directed to Rscer-
tain ane report the number of the reports
Of the several Stale departments nuw
printed and bound from year To wear, and
ihc animal expense of printing md binding
the same.
I'm motion nf Mr. Gtin1ln of Hancock,
Ordered. the House c0ncurring, That the
committees on reform school. State prison,
insane hospital, education, agriculture,
military affairs. State college Of agriculture
inl mechanical arts bc authorized TO visit
HE various institutions which they repre-
Seut.
TN motion of Mr.. Shaw of Aruostook
ordered That when the Senate adjourn.
il be until Monday afternoon next AT i.a0
o'clock.
on motion of Mr.. liersey of oxford, the
Senate adjourned
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,ack FROST asIGss
ssd sou The Whole New tas'sud Coast Will
be Ice Bound.

FsiA i;@Ysg, Mass. Ian. i;:.--Tonight
til, s.aamers t'ax Of Tauniou and Pilgrim.
1f ig, fsll s;iser hoe lefi iiieir docks ~
,,smsl sisi Yl,,a;4he i,Fassis ihe thisk ice to
i;fist.,l fcsss. NJ other b.'st- moved in
'fsaafoa liver To-Day. Should the presena
"a -tt Ii essfitt,it., II sill .o,n be mecca
s.sr, u lock The Fall River Iiae boats at
Newport.
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FRESH EVIDENCE
lmp,ica,ins Twelve Deputies ane Several high
osiciais Brought 10 Light.

l.s,Spos, Jan L; :;--The Paris torrespon-
dent t4legfap,,s; 81 Fraequesilis has ae-
rs.i.a,l fresh cvijenee- aelfavias /, depG-
tes, four ot shaH, are Bealapeisss- and la
entries On the eonnterfeiis of
clerks in arsoHs i.an'.sEiting together viii
the amounts fingered
snotaer Paris correspondent sayss The
names of CIemraecan- Ns4uet- Lagaerrc,
Maret and Hehrari are on eyersbosiy's lips
rs icing implicated in The scaiial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14

L good enough for Hoods Sarsap1riill--
there is no neesi OF embellishments or sessa-
tl1aaiism- Simply what Hoods Sarsspa-
risls does, tina. tells the story Of its merit
II you have never realized its benefits a
single bottle will convince you it IS good
medicine.
be highest praise has been won by
Hoed's Pills for their easy, yet efficient ae-
ton. Sold by all druggists Price % cents
,I&x xfoirnafpiaw
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WAlIHAm; 4; WORCESTER. 3.
An Exciting Polo Game at Worcester Interest
in the Sport increasing,

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. l3.--rhe Wor-
cester polo team was defeated tonight by
the Walt,iams in one of the most exciting
games of the season. The goals altcruated
in a way thatset the spectators nearly cray.
1t was a rough game hat Referee NORWAY
was not looking for fouls. Whiting pla> ed
an exceptionally brilliant game and both
goal tenders did great work. There were
about 500 spectators present. The interest
in polo is on the increase here. The score ;
Waltham, 1 Worcester, 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14
SOCIAL VICE.
Senator Frye Wants Commission Of Inves-
legation Cushing Island FortificatIons.

W,~nrxaruS, Jan. I3.-The establish
ment OF Il commission on the subject Of
social vice" is contemplated in bill in
tro uccl today by Senator Frye. 4 com
mission Of five persons is to be created
whose duty Il will be TO investigate social
vice in all its phases, its relation to labor
and wages, to marriage and divorce, its
connection with paupcrIsn,, crime, etc.
ard also 10 inquire into the practical results
OF legislation for the suppression of the evil
in the various states.
Senator Hale gave noticc this morning
that be would offer an amendment to the
Notifications bill providing for the pur-
chase of ground for commencing work on
the Notifications on Cushiues Island,
Maine, and providing FOR the construction
of gnn and mortar batteries MS submitted
by the secretary of war at a cost of >25o,-
600
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NEITHER GIVES IN.
Kansas Populist Senate Recognizes
the House Populist Organization.
But Republicans Stand Out aad Refuse Popu.
list 0aer Of Compromise.

TofgkA, Kan. Jan lS.--The Senate,
dominated BY populst majority of eight
today formally recognized the popalist or.
ganiza,ion as the legally constituted House
OF Repsest natives. A committee from the
Republican House held a long conference
this afternoon with the Governor The
latter urged the acceptance of the Populist
proposition for compromise, The Re
paolicans declined 10 accept the proposition.
AT both houses adjourned.
This afternoon the Republicans withdrew
their application filed in the supreme court,
for writ of maniamus to compel Secre-
tary of State Osborne to deliver to the Re-
publicans 4 certified copy of the lis, of
members elected TO the House. The with
drawai was made in spirit Of Cancellation,
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Meteorological Report.
ia6aary u. 1875, i. P. NJ

1'herm'r. Wind.
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Is the characteristics of Hoods SarsaparilIa
ami it is manifested every day in the re-
Druggists say When we sell bottle Of
Heoi's S9rsarsriila to new customer We
are sure 10 see him back in few weeks
after more proving that the good results
from = trial bottle warrant continuing its
use This positive merit IIooi's Sarsspa-
rilia possesses BY virtue Of the Peculiar
Combination, Proportion and Process used
in It's preparation. and by which all tie
remedial value Of the Ingredients used is
retained. Hoods SarsapariIla is thus Pc
culiar to Itself and absolutely unequalied
in its power as blood purifier, and as d
a tonic for building up the weak and weary.
and giving nerve strength.
ianI4ditfolYm
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GERMAN MINERS


HsEtiS. Ian. iS.--Drisen to desperation
by ,hc fniiiity of their strike, several han-
df,.d miners At Dertuund. to-day. made an
atiack npoB this overseers Of the Schlkc
pits. They resisted force OF gcn,larmes
and 81 sharp fight followed, during which
several rioters we're wounded The man
who ieti sne riofcrs was arrested, as were
seYora. other strikers The mob. when it
saw IL leafler unier arrest, took to fight.
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Warranted TO CURE /!
INVESTMENTS.
We offer The iolioning desirable invest
ments:

uNhtS.
Maine Central per cent sbns0!iiaied
Mortgage Bonds. due i9i2.
Maine tenirai ! per cent Improve
ment Bonds due 1916.
Knox aai Lincoln Railway ) per eent
Improvement Bonds due 1921, gnaran-
ieed principal and Interest by the Aaiac
tentrai.
Rnmford Falls Railway > per rent
First Mortgage Extension Bonds hne
IDi2.
K0ckiand. Ih0maiGu AMI Camden
Street Railway , per cent First dori-
gage Bonds due 1922.
Mousam River Railroad ioglpaBJ
First Mortgage q per cent Eands dHr
1912. connecting sanford and SpTing'
vale with the Portland 4 Rochester
Railroad. iork county, Maine.
Union Electric Railway COMPANY
tir>i Mortgage 6 pes ssHi Bonds ''ae
1872. Of sarai0gA ''pFiags, New fVra =.
Aihol MISS. Water t0HpiIiy . per
ceni First Mortgage Bends dae 1912
works built 10 1876, gravity system.
Camden a Roekiand water COMPANY
I ~ per rent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il Dgdpnhnis. Railway sleek.
Dividends guaranteed -iad paid quar-
tcriy direct to ihc stockholdcr by The
Maine ,entril
Hereford Hallway Company Stock.
Dividends guaranteed aad paid semi
annually direct 10 the stockholders ~
The Maine Central.
FRED z. RICHARDS & CO.,
Oh EXCHANGE STREET.
PORTLAND. UiINf>.
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THE SAN Juan GOLD FIELDS.
They are Pronounced 10 be Fraud OF the
First Wafer.

M,~tus. Col, Jan. i,.--The great San
.taan gold fields are now declared to b. i
fake of the first water, and the rush home
ward has started. Between - aul 1Gn
angry men have arrived here from The
south. and hundreds are following them ~
rapidly as their means of transportation vii
permit Al are loul in their dcnuBeiaiion
Of those who originated these stories of rich
pIaccrs, aud large rewards are offered for
any reliable elae to their identification.
The situation woull bc lpdicrous were it
not for tie fact that many OF these deluded
snen risked every dollar they had in the
undertaking and now find themselves pcIt-
rtitn-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-14

Rheumatism of twelve YEAR, s'ansliag
cured, Mr. G. X t,inariell. Wisconsin. ~,
thus gives vent to his feelings eFor tIe
last twelve years have been suffering vi il
rheumatism in MY right shoulder AMI arm.
After asing many remedies sithoat eve, ~
lief, became discouraged. "a a las. r,..
sort procured salvation Oil, bathiag free
". and the result is ! can now work, make
free use OF my arni without plia, and fee
twelve years younger"
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North, East.
South and West

Senator stanford is in very poor health
anl may resign.
The will of Jay Gould was admitted to
probate at New York Friday.
The reported lynchipg of negroes at Eas-
ton, Ky, is "A fake. No such event oc-
CURED.
A fire in the heart of the rural district of
Kansas City Thursday night caused II loss
of upward of - 2.oi5,0o0.
Bradstrcct's reports 30l business failur's
throughout the nitch States this week,
against 379 in the week a year ago.
Fourteen fishing smacks and sloops are
ice bound IN Becl,tcrs basin at Staplctnn,
y. Y, and the crews have walked ashore.
At Sandy Hook n great deal Of ice is
passing out of the lower bay. At City
Island the sound is covered with ice as far
as eye can reach.
Mr. Won konsky, for years in charge of
the Weekly Nelksfcun' of Cincinnati, is
missing. His accounts are short, and the
sum may reach S25 900.
The loss by Thursday nights fire at the
Old Colony dis,illery in Farhaven. c., is
estimated at from sj0oo0 to S70.G0o. and
the insurance is only 5000.
A New York morning paper says Mike
Kelley has signed a contract with doe
McD0nough, to appear at the Imperial
music hall New York, for $3.50 "A week.
John II. Grout, Jr.. Massachusetts, has
been nominated rs United States consul -,
Bermuda. and Albert y Twitchcll New
Hampshire, consul at Santiago de Cuba.
Failures in the United States for the past
eevcn days, reported to Dun & Russell are
2s6. In the corresponding week last wear
the figures represent 2s1 in the United
States.
Ioh, n lIarrnsbnT tho Bristol bu,t
hinder denies tic story that he has AN
order from The syndiente headed by T.. u.
Morgan and O. G. Iselin for the cup de-
Tenders
The sl,on Sbavmut burned Mt Conpm,.rcial
.h,rf Ros,on Friiay uorning Two mon.
Erad lllcbr;st aud Charles Hcnkson vhn
were slqcpino in the cabin. were burned to
Iaa,j Thc c,,,Se ,f thc fire was M oycr-
heated stoye
r..,.- p..,o, ~ p.oo,,,, r-;i.,.
.r,n,c1 =, ,,nl;r,,iou +, romnel pa,rirj;
1;Icason Ia sho, c,usc WHY he shoull no,
give up the books and papers of the Office
of mayor Of Long Island City to his suects
sor, Mr. SANFORD.
The deadlock in the Nebraska Lcgisll-
ture was broken Friday and the Two hous. %
met in Joint session Gov. Hoy,l'- fare
well message was read in tho afternoon, aud
GOV. Crounse was duly installed BY icliy-
erlng his inaugural aIdjess.
Herr van HerI.psch n,n;.tnr of rou,-
,arrc in rr,,y tn the intrrrrlln;i,,n in ti,a
German He;rhst,p. Tbur.iat declared ;he
s,r;kc of Sa,r m;ners Womb coIiapsc .oo,,
,rh,. str;kc be adtel oo. not in. In .,,,ll.
ncss ,f NV mar harsbnrs. nf ,tcu,mrnt il,
the Saar basin. but due solely 10 the oct,v.
,,v of ron.c;enc.,aas agitators
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Elsarl Kent. Esq of Bapg9r, son If
tiie late Judge Edward Kent. h~- been adj
mit'ed member of the firm Butter, Still
man Hubbard. of New York City. This
Is one Of the strongest coneeFns in New
York ant it is great compliment TO Mr..
E4pt
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The Latest.

WNsni>GruN, Jan. II Al this hour {
o clock there is not the sligh,es, Indication
of any change in Mr.. Blaine's condition,
Everything is quiet within and without the
house
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Local Forecast.

BosEos. Jan. ls.--For Nex England
Saturday, fair, continued cold westerly
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Fas sso COOLER.

wAsnsereS. Jan, I5.--Fer Nex Eng
land fair, westerly winds-
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GILL STONES CURED.
sgssFst MaaJ Long and 1'saD Years
Eelas Relief Cane.

tsIddsn's Haxmstie Conpeasa
conquered whea ast else faliea-A
ssrtsry which stamp. the Cem-
soand kin2 i'm severe disorders st
the Hysr-De ast ssgrr ang longer
Try this siedieiHe sad be cared.
~ The liver ia u. largest gland IN the hsi- Ssk
~ man BODY. sad "a the ssAs Of rsSsy M
eAisfai sfsfi Sa1xi1f T.ssFs,erS chief u whtet is
snssfs v tlie s2sisai pfafessEsa fsi1fr Cal.
s.ss aSs4nlfi1ly Gal.e5f ga5s etDsgs pf tbe uyss.
Itaasns Haxsetis gomysaGf sg fhs esst
sst sAlF ltis-ttf5ne ever compounded &hiea "
prifsiesiiY -perif3e far tail -Eopes- and
az yer tfnsfsssz. lnGls~szss Of tbs stomach and
* ltscf = tS tns ttye4TiaXt,z brsf friend ~
~ eSfg Fssa ti.4s skeFsiux teatln5eglal. II
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The visiting friends need net hesitate to
ca, cysame. e1starts. eie.. while u eiif eng ;
a. yery Ettls daroFing - asea ~ ssis Sec
iion bst tic jassiy celebrated BsAnR s
ExrsAefs wiach 1r saowa tiie country
over tot Perfect Parity. aed honest fuli
Measure. 5ghsa as laome toEt efil for a
bottle Of Extracts bat insist On getting lie
Id&er's Eesracts ti.s sni3 Extracts aassIs "a
the State thss have r'see.ae5i both MEptt
AMI DieLosA foyer eight coupe tit1fsf At
one of ths largest Puss FooD EaliiHirioSs
in this eountry.