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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
MAINE. MONDAY MORNING. MAY Is. 1898.

to say the o ,inal Babel structure did no,
have, nameI, an electric railway on which
one may ride corkserew style to the sum
NIT.
Fer those visitors who arc fond of going
up TO great hights-and this appears to be
widespread aspiration in the human
race-I would recommend use ofthe ele-
yator in the northern end Of the big Manu-
factures and Liberal Arts building Two
hundred and fifty feet straight up from
the floor, with the forty acres of exhibits
and people spread out below like valley
seen from mountain side, is Of itself a
spectacle most impressive. But the best
is at the top. Passing through the center
OF one Of the five great coronas Of hun
dreds Of electric lamps, and through the
roof little farther on, the traveller finds
himself in the open air. Hundreds Of peo-
pie are there before him, and now, If never
before, they appreciate the vastness and
the beauty of this great exposition which
is before them like panorama.
If one wishes to follow the transports
tion question still further he has only to
go into the immense building devoted to
this purpose. Outside the buildings is an
exhibit Of transportation in actual use,
ranging from the mule and the burro, the
dromedary and the elephant, the gondola
and the savage dug-out, to the electric
launches. the elevated, the hydraulic, the
continuously moving railways Inside the
Transportation building is a series of OBJ
ject lessons which show the history of all
of mans efforts to move his goods and
himself to and fro by mechanical appli-
ances. There is no more fascinating spot
in all the exposition than this, and some
day mean to come in here and write you
story about it that / think you will be
glad to read.
Probably nine persons out Of ten are
strangely fascinated by the railway and
the steamship. Common as they are in
this and most other civilized countries
man never ceases to watch them, to won
der and admire. In travelling about the
country how often will you see men and
even women peering under the huge boil
ers of the locomotives which haul their
train, gazing between the driving wheels
at the machinery there half concealed, and
trying to study out by what legerdemain
or magic these ponderous creatures are
made to fly like birds. Or you will see
passengers aboard steamships begging the
privilege of going down into the hot.
grimy, greasy hold to see the marine en-
gines, the boiler rooms, the half naked
stokers. As a railway train whizzes by
locomotive round house how many passen-
gers glance within and say to themselves
they should like to visit that stable of the
iron horse9 Or how many note the big
switch towers, with their innumerable
levers controlling the tracks and the sig
nails and have desire to know the secret
of the operationg
Well, all these and countless other
things are spread before the eye from the
transportation of the ancients to that of
the moderns-on land and sea, through air
or under water-in the transportation de-
partment. WALTER WELLMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
SMALL ATTENDANCE.
WORLDS Fair Management Greatly Disap
pointed Over the Small Receipts.

CHrcaGo. May 1s.-Managers of the
Worlds Fair are greatly disappointed BIS
the small attendance down TO the present
time. .
The paid admissions are reported of.
| ffcially as follows: May /. SIPS, ,965: 2
| Sl3 Ss:i; 5, s31 ,274; 4, Sl4 ,a95; ), sIo,-
293; 6. sle.652 s. s22 ,6ol ., si6,l22; 10
slo,534; II, Si2,ss2: II, sI5,659. Tn
ofbci,l estimates place the paid admission.
today at $50 900.
| The small attendance il attributed to con.
| timed rad wealth. and wide adverti.emen,
of the Fairs unfinished condition. Work
has been rushed in every department, and
favorable reports teiegraphed abroad are
expected 10 have a stimulating effect On in
| tending vi,itors
To realize $4,000, 900 during the Fair
| the daily attendance must average 200 0uC
visitors at 30 cents each. Over S20, 600 .0sOf
have been expended by the directors This
would leave 81 COO .00o to be obtsine frnn
coneessionaires before the company can
earn a penny. The big rush is expected te
begin next week ard cor tinue till October
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
25 LIVES LOST
By Sinking Of Ship Countess
Evelyn in Collision
With Steamer City Of Hamburg Oft
Cornwall--The Steamer Ataka


LONDON, May 1.-THE captain Of the
steamship City of Hamburg, which arrived
a, Swansea today from Hamburg, reports
that M o'clock yesterday afternoon his
vessel colided in a fog OF Trevose Head,
Cornwall, with the ship Countess Evelyn,
haund with passengers aud iron ore from
Bilboa, Spain, to Newport Wales.
The captain of the Countess Evelyn
jumped aboad the City of Hamburg and
Mate Richards crawlcd to her through u
hole in the Countess Evclyns quarter.
Ninety seconds after the Countess Evelyn
went under with her crew of l6 and nine
passengers.
The boats were lowered from the City of
Hamburg, but the search in the fog proved
almost useless. Seaman Jarhin was picked
up, but died fcw minutes after he WAS
brought aboard the steamship. The dead
body of a little girl was found, but other
wise the attempt at rescue was rcsultless.
The steamship Ataka which arrived at
Cardi today was damaged yesterday in
collision with an unknown ship of Lundy
Isle. The Ataka's captain thinks the other
vessel went down with all on board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15

While at the prison few days since. o.
invition OF Warden Colbath. he passed alon
the corridor and stood in front of Almy
! cell. Tbs sheriff nodded and Aimy gave
similar token of recognition, immcdiatel,
followed by the inquiry LET me see, wen
you re-electeis"
Col. Healy, wishing to test his memory
said. Whom do you think ams"
Amy answered, Aren't you membe
ofthe Governors council.
NO, am sheriff of nillsboro county"
''oh. remember You now"
Nothing more was said hv either, ant
Col. Healy withdrew. Almy knew th,
sheriff from the first. but for some reason
he endesvored TO make both the warier
and Col. Healy suppose he mistook him fol
somebody else.
Until after the execution Tuesday, the
prison will be closed TO the public with tn,
exception of the newspaper men and thos,
invited To be present under the provision.
of the law.
The warrant for the execution require,
that Almy shall be hanged ON Tue s,lay mex
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 L. NJ
The custom in this state is 10 delay abou
one hour, and consequently the drop wi
fall about l o'clock
Ii is stated that the condemned man will
not be allowed 10 make any remarks after
he has been led to the gallows.
On Monday he will be informed if he has
any statement 10 write or anything to sa,
he must do il before Sheriff ilurlhut mott
fies him that the time has come for him to
meet his punishment.
The gallows which will be used is the one
which was constructed at Laconia under an
order from Sheriff Story for the execution
of Samon. After Samon was hanged War,
den Dodge purchased the property for the
state.
This scaffold will will be erected on the
southeast corner of the north wing in
which the cells are located. 1t is painted
sonbre color and presents a rather gruc.
some appearance. 1t requires about three
hours time to put it together, and this will
be done in the morning Immediately after
the conyicts have been taken to the work
shops. Sheriff Hurlburt will be assisted by
three of his deputies and cx-Sherif Bring.
ham of Lisbon will be present
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MANAGER MISSING
Portsmouth's American Express
Agent Gone.
No Trace Of Missing kiitery Man. Fremont
Bond-Probabiy Drowned.

PoRrsaouru, n. H., May l4.-Geo. W.
jenkins. manager of the office of the AM
erican Express Company of this city is
missing. Saturday Superintendent An
drew Bunton arrived to audit the accounts
of the office and found the manager gone
and the safe conteir'ng books and papers,
locked in such a manner that it could not
be opened. An expert from Boston
opened the safe but the officials of the
company were very reticent as to the re-
suit.
jenkins came to this city from Dover,
and had been in charge of the office ever
since it was opened, and enjoyed the re-
spect of all who knew him. The impress
sion prevails that he committed suicide.
No clue has been obtained to the where
abouts of Fremont Bond the missing Kit
terry Point man, whose abandoned boat was
picked up off the mouth of the harbor Fri
day. His relatives are satisfied that he fell
from the boat and was drowned.
The theory is strenk ,hered by the state
ment made by Mrs. Wilson, who lives near
the creek up which Bond was obliged to
pass. that she heard cries for help. Thurs
day right, but paid no heed to them, as they
soon ceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
SPECIMEN OF INDIAN LETTER WRITING

The above letter translates as follows:
"Ths Indians cser 10 their trhife brothers
fo,eers. ioarcs. roots aud barks. msde by the
m~the stars, and The rain faafnre.J n the
,ch te byosier IS SICK this Mill make him stronger
than tee bear ~ho tcia fail before him -
"S,GwA' IL = medicine word meaning
good o~ hest. and signifies chest medicine."
Here are the sincere statements of no.
bic son Of grand race
Every waryt Is true.
Catiin. the highest authority on the In
dians and who liyeh among them for
years, says "tbe wori of an Indian can al
waVs be relied upon" and he is right.
Usre IS proof OF the genuine value Of
kickapoo Indian Sagwa-
Herei Is letter from = far different source.
The following is from the Professor Of
Physiological Chemistry at Yale College.
and this scientist says
after chemical analysis Of Indian Sag,ca,
I .Sad is TO BE- Gu Estracf Of Roots, Barks
and Herbs Of Faiaabis Remedial Action
rita no Mineral or other Deleser.ous ADMIR-
fx-es" .
Heed the teachings OF these letters.
Take Natures Remedy In season. II your
h3pOt Is impure and your skin is marked
have duti pains in your back and side; II
ycar appetite il poor; II you do not get
sound. refreshing sleep, SO necessary to
your health snd strength. yOn are IN Dan-
gSr. These. and other symptoms are the
warnings of nature.
Arouse yourself, and drive off the enemy
Arm Yourself with kickapoo Indian Sag
wa-buiid up your system by its use AMI
nj, danger is averted.
kickspoo Inslian Sagwa and other Kick
a1sso Indian medicines contain only the
pf7slaets of the field and forest, natures
own vegetable growth of roots, barks and
herbs. and of necessity are free from all
IA neral po:sous whatever, Recanse the
In tians have no knowledge OF them. de-
pending wholly upon natures laboratory
for their resources. and upon their skill,
born of centuries Of experience .
SKfcKAPoo INDIAN SAcWA
b sold by Druggists and medlcIse Deaien Only.
81 PER Bottle, s for S..
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STOLE LETTERS.
Lewiston Letter Boxes Robbed
of Their Contents.
The Machias Goes to Portsmouth to
Prepare for Speed Trials.


LEwtsros, May li.-(Speciai. Six Of
the street letter boxes were broken open
Satn risy night and rified of their contents.
The thieves inserted a steel bar in the let
t'r slot and broke the boxes by prying. New
ones have been put in and a United States
officer sent for.
Two boxes we're broken in the same way
week ago and the police have been on the
watch for the thieves but have found no
clue TO their identity.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
uArNECENTRAL RAILROAD
rnRovcn TRAINS.

ansuG WEsT-S.zs A. n. for Levfstoa
sss-isrsoa. xoskisad, Portland. Boston aad
G,.sses., ni0 4 ". for brunswick. Lewiston
e~r-iaS.eu, Kocaizad. Portland and Boston,
~ 2sr White Mosst.4p Points and Qse
=. 4 q Ard saS r. Il. .or Brunswick Bath
ys.sf.ud. Bos.on, if.9 r. r. tnizls. Pshnanj
sssry sirht tor Lrssston, Hasn, HoexiHaS, Port
cnIvG EAsT-2-ioA.M N (nigss express) 70,
asovseasa, BslfxSt, Bangor. saf HAfbof. y
5000. 81 JOIN and Af0ostSvs CosEty; 9.A
xH. jor wstssviiie, and sko~heeAa and
ia Bangor and ysneseoro: zz r. y
~ WstsrvilIs. conne>+ing at Wsterviiis
~ftA zo p. n. tfslh for lewiston
~ p NJ fer Hatsrv3ile, Oakland,
xay,h Apson, BsaxsAa. sSapf,sess. Belfast,
I,a,rr. Foscroft. Bangor, Bar usrbor 81. s'ephsnr
a. Iona ADD Aroo-took .osE1Fi Sf7 A. N. Sun
49, oely sor wateryiilr and Bangor &
ne sksb. Puiiman Trains soing east ~ e.io a
n roins wpe al HOO T. NJ. raa each way everJ
a.sd. ssadsy ineiaded, connecting for Lewiston
m Escaland bat nos 20 5koshs gsa or Monday
aaarslnys, or 70 Belfast, eetsF. 9r oeyoud Ban
.sr rresp;ins 10 Bar iiafbor. on SUNDAY mora
isg- 49,. s.. U-, =, ,ata .
4 and Eat at s.ts r N. rgn daily, sunday In
sssdsd, between Bosion, Lc'- stos. Bath, Bangor
ssd 81. John.
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Washington, 3, Baltimore, 3. Batteries-Dnr.
yea, Espcr aud Farrell. Baker, schmt and Rob
in
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the MAcHIAS
Goes 10 Portsmouth Today TO 8e Put in Order
Tor Speed Trial.

BArn, May 1.-THE eunboat Machiss
leaves for Portsmouth Monday to be put in
trim for her official trial, which will
probably begin the 18th.
She will carry Bath crew throughout,
instead of engaging specials, as is com
monty done, and II IL knot speed is
confidently expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15

What spectacle is more disgusting than
that of man or woman with skin dis
ease which shows itself in pimples or blotch
es on hands, arms, face and neck. i, i.
simply impure blood. See what BKAxD
RErn's PnLs did for a chronic case:
George Chapman, P,ncuing, Mich, says
For four years ! was IN the MOUNTED
Infantry in the II. S. Army. residing during
that time principally in Texas. Almost al
Of that time | had chronic skin di.ea-e
characterized by an eruption over the en-
tire surface of my legs and thighs, arms an,
chest. The doctors termed i. eczema.
had given mp all hopfs Of ever being cured
when BRAspEETH's Puts were recommen1.
ed TO me. concluded TO try them. and
have thanked God daily since that did so
used them for about three months, and b,
that time. was completely cured and hav,
never had any trouble since
may Spod "a fot,tu
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FELL 5000 FEET.
Ten Miners in Calumet and HecIa
Mine at Houghton, Mich,
Dashed to Bottom Of Shalt by Brcaking Of
Coupling Pin.

MiLwAuNtE, Wis, May IA IIough-
ton, Mich, special says Ten men were
dashed to pieces In the Red Jacket perpen-
dicular shaft of the Calumet and lIccla
mine ut noon today. The miners were
coming up in the cage to dinner, and the
engineer hoisted the cage against the tim
bcrs of the shaft. The coupling pin broke
and men and cage were dashed downward
over 1000 feet to the bottom.
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EASTERN BRANCH NATIONAL HOME
FOR DISABLED VOLUN-
TEER SOLDIERS.
Proposals fos Subsistence. Qnartermas'
tcr's and Hospital Stores.
TT.asarvr's Office,
-.,.h y u ID Y.

TIsasurpr's Office.
Eastern Rraneh, " u ID. '. y.
rogus, Me-, Apr. s6. i>.n-
Sealed proposals. sshieef to tue usual ccndti1h-
will ,s r,s, ei 81 tli,s Office until Z O'Clock NJ,
NAV Is, lsss. for furnishing and delivering Al
tn,s Hons. subsistence -t'-rr> fcInue' ior tRt
dsca! year conan, nriHg Jaly !. is'sb, and ename
June ~, isp4. --eunsisilng in part et the ioi9~
inc. ytx. tea. coffee, groceries, fl0Rr, f",acTv,
tr,.sn st.d ca ned beef, nation. Trsh ahh ~.
nors D,g~' tongues triic, smoked and s"raed
shaHiGer yssa,. sausage, hams, salt ash' oa''tf,
ch. ...c iaa6. onlSUs. potatoes, e"Tn, oa's an"
<horts. . .,., ~
Proposals sil be received anin Il O'Clock, NJ
Ma Il t-.r. for coat aeassh1id ai,ieits, pistinc-
lag ya sterlai hardware, white lea, OIL, tsTfnhs
fn,.s and ansvi,al stores OF all kiui-.
sr;,Is,vl,.. gt,-,u which all bids must be tnafr
siytng the kad and estimated qndniitles re'iah,eI
and ,s,uf tit,us 20 be observed witl be iarnishen
upoG application 10 .. r....~,,,.,
Approved s.......,....,,, ,..,v.r,o,
aprsssodiw
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"wha, pity il il that his face il all pnpies
He'd be very fine looking If 'fwssn't for that"
said pretty Miss We're. with smile a. fie mptps
Reflected from under the nohby spring hat
As she loot at herseifin the glass ofiy -shbg
That she had for the young man . l. Bdef r'gaso,
There wasn't the least need Of denying
for every one knew it. His beauty !.
marred by the frightful red blotches all
over his face. wonder il he couidn't take
some thing to cleanse his blood, and drive
them away z"
He heard what she said about hi. looks
1t hurt his feelings. but he couldn't deny
she told the truth. He remembered friend
whose face used to be as bad as his. II
had become smooth and clear. He vent 70
him and asked how the change had been
brought about Simply by using DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, WA,
the reply. Take that, and I'll warrant
you to get rid of your pimples.r
He did 50.
His face became heaifhv aud clear,
A nd ne Nt weak he'll he married TO pretty Mis-.
We're.
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WAsHI>GroS. May li.-The following
people of Maine have been granted pen
sions;
original. Albert White, Perkins +. Mott :;
r,newa al and increase, II. Thompson; in
crease. Samuel McDomah, Thompson $.
Ford; oris nal. widows. etc, Carrie Jor-
dan. 4. NJ. Chaplin.
Increase, Thomas Tobin, Daniel W.
Wentworth, Miles W. Leighton; original
widows, etc. Eliza b. Goolhouse, Eliza
beth b. Taylor.
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sKlcKAPoo INDIAN SAcWA
70 sold by Druggists and medIeise Deaien Only.
81 PER Bottle, for S..
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CHcAeo, May 4.--word has been re-
cieved Of the suspension of the Citizens
State Bank, Cherubus county, Ind, with n
capital of s25 600 and deposits Of $50, 600,
and the Citz-ns Bank of kempton, Ind,
branches of the Columbian National.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15

At New York-Yale, IA; Orange, A. C.
o., &.
A, WiIliamstown--Harvar g.; Will
litms, 2.
At Easton, Pa.--Frinceton, 5; Lafsy-
cites, 2.
At Sp-ingfeld-Binghamton, II; Spring
fell, 10.
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GENERALLY FAIR.
Slightly Warmer Aisna naiss csast-u Winds
Becoming Westerly.

WasnISsTos, May li.-For New Eng
land; Generally fair, slightly warmer,
Boston TO Portland; winds becoming west.
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Bank Failure in Florida.

KssraAEE, Fla, May 1.-THE Kissim-
NEE City Bank yesterday closed its doors,
[, is ruuored tirat the liabilities are $751;
OO0: assets, 100000. The cause was
slow collections and general tightness Of
money
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wAsuScroS, May IA - The recon-
| incubation Of Acting Register Smith that
the sl52 900. 900 unissued registered 1 LIZ
per cent bonds Of the funded loan Of 1891
be destroyed, has been approved by the
secretary of the treasury.
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Standard Oil Co.'S BareIIing Works Burned.

WmiriN", Ind., May 1.-THE STANDARD
Oil Company barrelling works here wer.
burned last night Loss, $50, 900 to 500
900 900 no insurance.
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Two Pretty Girls MISSING.

OXFORD, May l3.--Two pretty mill girls,
Hattie Ward and Ida Barnie, about Is
years of age, are missing. They have been
traced to Lewiston, but there the trace
ends
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ME$ WtNsiow's SOOTHING, syRrp has .een
used for over Fff YEARS by MILLIONS .,
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t soDrHEs
.he IIfiD. SOfTENs the GUMS. ALLAYs all
PAIN, CURES WIND CoLTC and "a the :. :,
: remedy for DIAkEHTA. sold BY druggists -,
every psrt Of the world. BE sure and ak f.r
MR.. winslow's soothing syrpp," and take no
other kind. Twenty i've cents bottle.
apr1pdAwlyr
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All the New England league base ball
games scheduled for Saturday were pre-
vented by rain.
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4" ."1,s.i. LETTER.
Methods Of Communication
Among the Indians.

The Picturesque Of Elopuencc
Expressed in siierce.-i.ow Indian Ei,.-
tory ia Pre-rrye.i.-LettFr from an In
dan about kickapo Indian Sagwa.
The sign language of the Indians Is a
wonderful thing. Two Indians different in
their speech ~ u German and a Spaniard
Will readily communicate with each other.
Its the picturesque OF eloQucmce to watch
an Indian addressing council and without
-nra / ing q word, making his meaning clear
to ali present by signs.
Histories aud all written communications
are made by pictures. The family history
Of chief will be painted on tsree. The
following IL n specimen of this method of
communication.
The "ietter'' was written by EEE- Ell NAH.
WI. The one who knows secrets" a Kick.
unOp in,iian Medicine Man.
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IS, cts will cure bad cough CT cold if IT
is used to purchase the right .tuii. Adam-
sons I otanie Cough Balsam is the stuff Il
never fails Sample bottle (enough " cure
small cough Zoe.
mavJSdSw
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FINANCIAL
1888 YouNc HAROlDSoA. 1893
<Ihres Year, Old .rrt.l = ANY

Ma sai Stallion foaled April seth, tsss, %
"a ~ Weighs over loo lbs. sired By Harold
seSsss frvsoo.t, son OF Harpld,sfrv OF Nsui
s,s ~ x xna others in 80, and of Lord Russell
Hsra,sar AZ nl,n s.07 i.tae Champien Stallion etc
hzm,,', ean was Qacen. recosi 2.ts by BLACK
a. ~. ts'rs OF Clara J. a.aS ctc.f Sneen Is
an y, klaha dam Of Wiiksmon.. ri r'r, seoti's :
AZ ne,ss.tse .tse great brood mare Primrose, dam OF
Nj 80 nsfntdsou's dam is rleeta by Gideon.
All "a s.sfA L., 2aii Boston Girl, s25I Boy.
ssif a ~ sans Of Nelson, s.io; independents,
ssA.r. - arm, 2sSl; ST. Croix, 2.ss, and fos;r
si-i - - s@' BY uambietonisn 10, s.r. Of D,xI.r,
Srf - = otiers in 40. and dams Of Ssaxaboui,
ms srn Others IN 30. For extended r,e.fi
- y sefip'ion ETC.. send for pampalet.
peas;.s hsrcldsoa is u trot;er and gives great
nae Nm - .e es,ne grand race horse. Good judges
nj ~ SAnie os beating s.sa this season aus
prpsr . sss are above criticism and tia. he will
ass,. IL sshs = stock horse there is no. dolbt
- Es - 70 70 examine this horse who intend bre.t
nh SSn.s r oe seen until further notice at Euter
W. s. LAxsoS. Prog.
stO Ter season; els ts Insure.
.ss ssssss JAY is..
aef6dkw2mes
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Read this,
Stout People.

81 am a very feshv person.
l chafe badly, have tender joints
and feet. Comfort Powder is
blessed comfort to me. | cam
not do without it. recommend
it to my friends, and they are
delighted with it. - MRs. f. A.
GoopwIV, rtr Rockaway ST.,
Lynn, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15

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