davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-04

gciartlnte &!llte bonn Sap W2tienum Bis
nab Serrent bin glidb elmer ununter6ro>
chclt langbingeitredten StoDt, inDem Sic
2tusLGufcr BON Gumae uno 8aiae, uor
8uteoli, P~olacOpoli5, NcapoliS, Don Ser
culanum, Gompeit, Stabioe un6 Sorrenz
tum Oibt ancinanocr itieBcn. 9lQcin Die
foitbaritc Ycrlc in oieicr Sbnlr aus qlii6z
lidcn StG0tcn mar 8aiae. Inter ben
niclen Siuen, pclbe Der 6rern0e anitaulte,
ragtcn Sund6it biejcnigen bes &aiierbauIeS
berDor. gSie %prdcbtpol lie g"eipcien iein
miiiien, crhellt icbon 6araus, oaB Nero,
nm in ben Se1IB Der etneu oerlelbcn Al ae-
lan9en, feline Utubmc 0omitio t0oteu
lteB. @eritbmt lpegen t6rer Scb6nbcit
iperoen olcb Sic 8~eiibungen Oes Cicero lnb
ict1eS bpdbangeiebenen 3eitgeroiieu, bcs
&ebnerS 6orteniius; ebenio beiaBen Wta7
rtIs, Gompcjus uno Gacior bier Gillcn
2lbcr ielbit Die WietbSbGuicr Ser anlGliiz
gen 8eippbneridaft id6cincn iicb blrcb @ez
lcbnaG unO Ectcbtbum 6erpor9etban al
BADEN. StetS bate man oarouf Hiidltcbt
9enommet, Den ldnolicben @barafter 0cs
Srte5 81 tpa6ren feline Hielenbauten, ME
tic in 9tpm Suit uno Gicbt obipcrrte1,
tparcn Sipiiben Die 3ierlid6en 8ilen ges
i9Oben. aler Comfort, tpeldbem bieie
cntbieIteu, ma aber nocb ibertroffen BON
Oemjcnigcn, melber in ben 8aoebGuiern
ielbit iicb entfaltete. Oerje1tge, melc1er
bier @cleil1ng oOer oldb nur Grluittgultg
ludtc, muBte iib III Der Shat be6aglicb
filbler. Die Het5c bes Srtes, an MEL
cbem mani iib befonb, tparen 10
unpiOcritebltcb, b0B man licb nur i6iper
bon ibnen trennen fOnnte. 9as crDltolI>
bele 0taB, pelbeS nocb atf Sic funitpouite
gGetle gefldrt purOc, baS lacbenbe 8lau 6eS
eipig betteren 6immel9; bic letie Seeluft,
tpcl6e 0urcb ben 9edenauSi9nitt ibren
lpiIrSi9en Obem in ben 8a6eraum l1idte,
ba5u 0crieti9e Der WtDrtbelt unb Goienbatne,
bon ipelcben Der gciammte @olf, ME BON
etnem cnDlolen @arten bcitanben mar, bic
moiaif6elegten @dnge, auf melc6en Miarz
morbGntc sur 9talt ~einIuben, bic Sresfen
ali ben 0duOen, an. Denen Das 2tllge iicb
er9Dbte: Q(lle8 bos ipar eben nltr in 8diae
bctiammen, u1o penn Die mo6ernen 2urusz
GGoer beutc in iol6em Comfort iicb gegens
iettig itberbtcten, 10 getpannen iie 6aS Gor>
bib bafir eben6ort.
(s6IuB foIgt)
~
, 1893-08-04
SpOce.Qu1cidc.

<tREONNBt*
Srelnbeu uuo 8efauuteu Die |traurtoe g}adlribt, baR
urler 9eile6ter 90tte, Sobn uuo 9ruoer
Johann v. Kruger
inn Nlter BON 20 Sobren ielig tm 6errn entIdlaFen 1T.
pie Seerotgnn9 finoet itott Sonitug. nm 8 lIbr, polm
3rauerbonIe. 1890 0orttorpu Str. nod ct. Otarlers
6ottesoder. Inn itile 5beiluabme bitten Die ~tlefbetriib-
ten 9interbliebeueu
Itartba Sruc9cr, Satin.
uehlt Stern rno 9eICbmiiter.
GnbliD bait Su itberItonOeu
NtandDe Ihpere borte StunOen.
Ntotcbeu Gag uub nlaude gtadt
9o1t Su in Sdmer3e 3ugebrndt.
StaI0baTt bait On Tie ertruleu.
Setne Sdmer3er, 9eiue 8lo9eu,
BIS Der Sob 8ein Nuge brt6t,
300 %perge1Ien mir Sid nIdt.
, 1893-08-04
NbenOblatt Der ST. Staatsz 3eitunl
lift in Oen unten ou9e9ebenen Sei9aftsn gu baben:

lit in ben unten an9egebenen Seibdfteu gu babt
Gpro1cite.
6. Sertmer. 1899 Sincoln 9toe.
q. s. Gtepbous 1850 &inColn 9tos.
403 6roB gtos.
402 NpScUe 8ouleoarb.
q. &. Semitic, 1881 Belmont gos.
g. Goldman, 1744 @lorf ctr. e
6. 81. MpDre, 442 &tncoln aoe.
9pn &olabS, 485 &tnColu Mpe.
6. q. 9aD, $40 &iucoIr She.
Srauf Maguer. 597 &iucpln gGDe.
SoiepD Mrnt TAT 9incolu 2tns.
6. gteubaus, $40 &tucolu Moe.
Wm. SoDIpr, 1917 &inColn aoe.
%. BETTING, 1926 @lorf Str.
6o"ber. 457 Glarf Ctr.
Gyran Sinoemaun, All GIorf 5tE,
6. 81. Bar, 313 GIort Ctr.
SO. 81. W}pneD, 267 Glart Str.
81. 9errtaIn, ISL @lart Str.
S. 81. 9e9en, 513 @Iort ctr.
$. 8erDncr. 590A Start Str.
9ouo BROS.
y. 9eppmanr, 667 Glorf Str.
s. S1nitb, 9Sl @lorf Ctr.
Srau 6. Malfer, 453 @elS Ctr
go. &utberiVrb, sos Mels Str.
gurnbua, 545 @eas ctr.
Wt. 6. S6miot, $50 g9enS ctr.
6. &c. @meet, 707 meas Str,
Sobu Storr, 230 Weas Str.
y. 6urrie, sos @en3 ctr.
6. Gieie, 34 MelS Str.
8. St1er. 800 Mea3 Ctr.
4rutu, 119 Weas Ctr.
Sobn Bert. 141 98eus Ctr.
Sobn GudIe0, 2l1 g8eus ctr.
6rou s. SoDniOM 276 Weas Str
6. Mociu9, 100 99eGs Str.
8. 9aQar. 1888 @ens Str.
G.. 5erion so Mels Str.
8. Weber, 1876 Sarrobee Ctr.
Soffluonr, 464 &nrrabee ctr.
6. Berger, SIT 2arrabee Ctr.
Srou s.. Mor9an, POS 0tot1iou Ctr,
She Columbus, $40 9ipifipn ctr.
g.. M. Mbite, 407h 9inifipu Str.
e. 6. yteliDu, 1874 8ipifiou str.
s. AnberIou, 317 9iotIiOn ctr.
8. MtIiaer, 81 MiGop Str.
s.. u. @bmann. 66 9Btllpu Ctr.
8, Sfurtea, 81 State ctr.
s.. e.. &iebt, 255 GIeOelauO NDe.
s. S9urf, 39l Seb9tpid Ctr.
u.s.. MteBler, 567 Seb9lpict Str.
OF. Gu9el, 1913 Sebgipid Str.
,&reuier, 2S2 Seb9tpid Ctr.
SDbn Stein, 294 Sebotpict Ctr.
'9itties. 262 @ebqpif ctr.
9. 6. 8utuout. 249 SInbpurr Mne
9anter 4O3 glnbouru gIns
s. @etB. 1923 @lpbpuru Noe.
81. @. SbIid. "a GIpbour1 NoG.
8obert 9reger, 149 SGiuois ctr.
g. Sbrober, 316 Martet Str.
2tlneblab g. WSapmuIeu, 3Ol Morfet @tx
6arten6erQ, 212 @enter Ctr.
s.. @rber, 1879 Center Str.
Trau so. &ubn, At @lQenie 5tr.
qua. Tronaen. So Guoenie ctr.
@hos. 6bbel 1l6 gnoeuie CTR
Mor Qid1tpr5tprt 95q @u5b s+r
S""iS"S"
auditorium SoteL.
SiCtorta Sotel.
Welin9tpn 9oteL.
Ssiano Sotel.
GfcGopS 9otel.
&eGin9ton 9oteL.
80 @on9reB Ctr.
81 lDanS ctr.
III gan 8uren Str.
10 Sorri5on Ctr.
Ill 9orriion Str.
Saort 6otel, 80. Ctr. unb Woboib Qps.
NcStSeife.
Gem, 1000 90. g7nrtb Qlpe.
goder. 887 81. W}oplemoop gne.
MlIipn' s72 g. California gpe,
, 1893-08-04
GDIt nm Qn0is 1eiudlt.


9NiTIeuI1aftl. 9ebilo. 9eutIber in1t bubiGeS 3immer
epent. nit RO1t bel gebilo. 5amille ODER aueiuiteb.
onItdno. Dame. 3immer nit 8innier0eHuBuu0 beoor=
5ugt. 9auernoer Wtietber. Q4uroe iebr germ ais @ut=
9elt &inoern oS Sauies Ntultt= uuo anoereu Iuterrtdt
ertDeilen: Sci. 9enoue NIB preisluiro. Sfferten inter
Ia. l47 81. StaatS5tg. 1ag6am
, 1893-08-04

Sreunber unD 8efouuteu Die trnurioe Nadrtbt. oaS
uuier lic6cr Batter, 9roBuoter unb ur9roBpater 8ottz
2 So9eu mad frr5er &routbeit ianft I'M 9errn eutI6lo=
len lit: 9ie 9eerOi9nn9 finbet 0m Samitog, ben 5.
Nuguit, 9ta9nltttags Z ubr. bonn Srauerbauie, G. Mo=
ren9o Ctr, nabe Is. 9tr, nab @]omcOrOio TAFT. lin
title 5Detl1n6me bitten Die truuern0en Siuterblie6enen
WiIbclnt Hcitert, Colin; Senriette 8ourp.
9Btl9eImiue S9uutug, 560ter; 9ran5
4ag2t S6onin9. S6mteoeriohn.
, 1893-08-04
8atcute.

Rntent 5n pcrf0ufeu. Heues uua lpertbpoues
8atent iebr be9e9rt i'll Iebcln Stoote fam ein Ger.
rltorllhl pertelIeiI Hio an Dem &auiprciS picl 0e!0 pers
bteneH. Ibrele Eg. 149 Staats3eitnno.
SnteHte beraus9enDmmen. s3eid1nunQen ouaefertiat
inter Sorantie. Bateute Qe= rub nertmft gpr=
5%uIpredgen 3' 461 u. Start str. @tapwalO.
, 1893-08-04
YeriDuliheS.
Werste.


Namen erDalten 8atb lnh Ii1ere 9ulfe in aleu Fraueu,
trantbeitet inter SaraHtie burn Glectroz6prl6ns
potDte. 6roH 9r. VI. &uSuit, III ~. Staie ctr.
~4aIg-1ipt
S,r. G. 6. 9auier. 6rouenar3t, @eburtsbelferiu, 29I
SillWt
, 1893-08-04
(S6luB foIet.)

= Gor &ur5em purbe in 6er 9lG6e BON
Seis, in Ser iogenannten 8aroaidber
Sblucbt burc6 einen 8ltbltrabG unb bic
burcb bteien betperffte1i9ten Steinipoltunz
gen einc an Sbtpefeliaurem @iienorDbuL
unb WagneliumOrDb auffaGen6 refine
Gueae burcb 3ufau ent6edt. Die Specu7
Iotion bat itb Der Oucue berettS bemd9z
tidt.
, 1893-08-04
unterrtht.


muitf=11 uterri4 t ertbetlt blS sur poleubeiteu
~ @u8btloun9 IN 9ioliue, &lonier uno @eian9. 81.
Hfeit, ebr- 9er5ogIiber Wtuiifer, 1881 MaboiD Ape.
3nun3t
, 1893-08-04

Sreunben utb 8efannten Die trouriQe g}ahridbt, ooB
6eute MOr9eu 5 uDr unier inntggeltebter SobH YGter
i'm <er bon 2 Sabren Hno 3 9touaten Iauft I'M 5erru
sttI3iaTen lit. pie Seer6i9nn9 ftnoet Somlta9. ben ;.
SSn9nlt gta9mttta9s 2 albr pom Sr4nerboHie 3l9 2.
traIeruDen gltern
NaWI VfremnOner mmO iram,
nebft &lnhern.
, 1893-08-04
3It lnietbclE aelndlt.


O(lelnitebeuber 5err pitnIdt ba6iG m6blirtes 53imuler
~ auf Der 9%tDroIeite. Sferteu mt Breisnugabe inter
q. 100 iinO al Die StoatS5eItuug 81 rlfteH.
1ag6aD
M eIu9t: SIN elmer onItdnbigen eutId=ifroelitii6en
" YrIoottamtlie Elm gernutbli6es 0eim Qegeu cute
8e5ablung DON einem leOigeu 6erru an mIet6en geiunt
SrieTe nnIcr Z. 1O1 an Die 81. Stout55tg. 29ilbop1
, 1893-08-04
WDblirte Yiu1mer.

= II ietbe 3 belle mDblirte Simmer init
~ Sas uu0 8aOe5immer. Alois 4tlller, $50 98e1t
Str, Srepper. 2nQ3t
, 1893-08-04
8cnOrtcn:

WCWUtDCW:
@erIema. @m 3, an9uIt 1898 in II g8iImut aue.
Semtu 8eriemn (ge6. Sc @root), gelie6te @otttn
BON 6eurD 0erenta uuo Ntutter npn lytrs. SbpmaS
@lceiDn, 9nrrp IS. @erIema. Mr. NntbonD 9toele,
Dtr. Oscar Wiurood. 9DarIGS @ericma, Abrabanl
@eriema uuo &ilie Yeriema. Seeroi5uug Inn 8 llDr
SDnntag Yforger, 8. Nugult. our AununciatiOn @bnrd,
Oann in 8utI9eu nob benz 6rlsobofe g8olbbeim.
=Qlnsei9e.
5relnbeu un6 8etonnten Die traurioe gadrid)t. bab
s{rau Setta SHanlembaH am l. Nn9uit III Sg0eu,
utab, %geltor6en lit.
, 1893-08-04
SteQenaeIn6e.

Oteiulbt: Sin p~erfefter nidterner Sod mi1i6
W StcQuug. AbreTe: 6ran 8rbImanh 1913 @eO
Der Str, gde &arrabec Str.
, 1893-08-04
6wei9-O ffcen
NbenOblatt Der 81. 9taatsz 3eitms,
Nffic n-H nInhhn,1 90 COZ

Our gequemIibfett uniercr on5eigeubeu Runbe1 boben
mir nit ben nnten 9enonnte1 @erren eiu A%bfommen 9e
iperoen 5u benielbeR 9reiIen. ais luenu 6teIeIben brett in
Der Expedition Der Sntnois Stoots3eitllng o~boeQeben
meroen. @naet9en loruiP Announcements tDnTen an 6ieIclt
oerIhicoeHeE 8ldseH big ~ 1Gbr Wtitta1S o~bqeQeben
merhcE.
, 1893-08-04

MeIu9t: Gin ppr seincm Sabr ein9etuanbcEter iUIp
" Der, Suoerldifiger Wtanu, Sdpc5er, Der gut mi
Yferoen un1sugebcn lpeIB. feline Arbett ideHt lno IN
8dderei uu6 WirtbI9aft ousgebolfen bat, iudbt eiHe
Stele. Aoreie III 10 StaotS5ettlng.
, 1893-08-04

(SFortiebunq fpGat.1
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-01
NO. %.

grounds = Well no not that |
have seen. and although / have not
searched for such places, think |
should have stumbled on to some
did they exist, rs | have been i'm
about every spot of interest on the
grounds. | have not seen an intoxi-
Gated man ON the grounds and have
noticed nothing but the very best of
order during my entire stay here.
There are many attractions in
Chicago aside of the Worlds Fair
that are entitled to visit, among
which are Libby Prison. the Chi.
cago Stock Yards, the play of "Ame-
rica" ut the Auditorium Theatre.
Tatterstalls Military Tournament.
and Buffalo Bills Wild West Show.
some of which will receive our at
tcntion i'll later ISSUES. Il. II. II.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-01

The editor and wife returned from
their trip to Chicago on Saturday
morning. Their mission was the at
tendance of the National Editorial
Convention and the Worlds Con-
gress of Editors to which the Editor
was delegate.
Aaron Renninger of Middleburgh,
while at work in his wagon shop on
Saturday had cross-cut saw fall
on his right arm, striking the wrist
with its teeth and inaicting such
painful injuries as to lay him up for
several days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-01

1t is related that ayoung cigarette
smoker, having heard that the man
ufacturer offered n prize for the re-
turn of the empty boxes in sufficient
quantities, saved up thousand and
sent them back to the firm of cigar
ette makers. The boys bright anti
cipations of n fine present were
dashed to the ground when he re-
ceived the following response from
the firm; "Send us another thou
sand and we will send you coffin"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-01
A Practical Sermon.

Rev. +. List, pastor of thclIiddlc.
burgh L. B. circuit, preached a very
practical sermon before the Nom.
bcrs of Capt. Ryan Post. q. 4. r. i'm
the Court House ON Sunday evening.
The old gcntlcmlu has his fort in
German oratory. but hisileas are SO
entirely original that his broken
English only added interest to the
clean-cut arguments he produced.
He said many things that are worthy
% reproduction. His remarks were
based on the words found in Mark
1897, And what | say unto you
say unto you all, Watch He first
informed his hearers that the MEM
bers of the Grand Army, unlike the
members of all other organizations,
were not initiated in hall, but ut
the cannon's mouth. Then turning
To monopolies as The ahsia ."
in the path of our country's contin-
ued prosperity that deserved their
attention to watch, he said:
II do not say that all monopolists
nc dishonest, but | do say that they
all bear very close watching, for they
appear to have two stomachs and
no conscience. After they have
drawn from the labOring man all his
substance and when they are about
ready 10 lie down and die, they
build II church, II college, or Il hos
pltul, name it after themselves aud
| expect that TO serve rs their pass
port to heaven but they cant buy
Il front seat in heaven the same as
they can upon earth.
He then paid his respects to the
Catholic Church and pointed out the
dangers to our government that lurk
behind its walls, and commluded his
hearers to watch and guard against
a union of Church and State. He
paid his respects to intemperance
and appealed to them to beware of
taking too much Then turning
to his audience rs if to begin anew,
he said in substance:
Il have travelled over two-thrls
of the entire globe aud | have seen
many beautiful things but | have
found only one United States of
America. am German by birth
but am proud that | am IN adopted
son of America, and when the war
broke out | did not wait for n big
bounty but when II list was started
for enlistment headed the list with
n list! This is Republican form
of government nlder Democratic
administration. | am Il Republican
and Grover Cleveland is Democrat
but he is my President all the same
for the next four years-at the end
of which time | would put him out
aud Harrison in if / could -
The long pont-up mirth here broke
its bounds and hearty laugh fol.
lowed. The sermon bristled with
argument aud sparkled with his own
quaint philosophy. Many who had
come TO laugh went home thinking
hard of what they had learnt from
the crude English that dropped from
the old mans lips, for few sermons
have been delivered upon any public
occasion in our town where so much
mother wit and good horse sense
was boiled down into so many
words.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-01
of LOCAL INTEREST

ost mt Blaine, Perry county,
horial day.
IN Pontius' beautiful gray
of whose injury we made
on last week, died on Sunday
= He valued him at $40:
acknowledge the receipt of an
Ion to attend the annual COM
'rment of Central Pennsylvan
x at New Berlin, from June 5
n. Renninger of Swineford.
pointing n wedge on Saturday
week, made a mistroke and
etely cut off the third finger
left hand
nre in receipt of an invitation
Vi. Newton Nipple, member of
Aduating class of '93 Of Penn
Ia College. Gettysburg, to at
& the annual commencement,
Moth to 23d. Thanks.
6NGLES ! SHINGLES I've
just received 100000 Michigan
~ Pine Shina',9S. If in need of
please call auS' iexamine. Prices
s sfollows: No. / 90 $500 per NJ,
D 10 $3.50 per NJ.
~ A. II. ULsH q Son,
Swineford, Pa.
|Auel McWilliams, one of Nc
own's most substantial citizens
Is pleasant visit on Tuesday
b week. He is a Centre Coun-
~ birth, and his "reminiscences
kin his own inimitable, fascinat-
by render him a most congenial
knion.
Sunday afternoon, as w. w.
Y x8d kife date of Nebraska
~ 4 MIDI ebhreh) )were cross
be railroad near our station,
horse SHE'D at a box car and
ed to one side, upsetting the
and seriously iniuring the
ants.
Glen Union Lumber Co.,
n Union, Clinton county, Pa.
twenty-five good, practical
bters and wood choppers.
IS paid according to the mans
N and usefulness. 81 to Sl.25
by and board. Men who drink
&nd get drunk need not apply.
G. X. SOBER, Gen. Supt.
bsTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
P'-The following marriage Ii
s have been granted since our
publication
br3%Se use !, Long, Centre twp.
les Tyson, Northumberland,
lie Renninger, Freeburg.
ih,,i; Bra,ueri; Middlecreek twp.
the weather prophets agree
|he period of haymaking this
b will be full of embarrassment,
se June will be marked by
if not as copious as those of
they will still be of a charac-
make farmers avail themselves
the clear dry days to get in
hay with all the dispatch pos
exchange tells the story of n
no was sent to market with n
pf roasting ears, and after lin
around town all day, came
without selling them. When
other asked him why he had
ld the corn he said that no one
,ked him what was in the sack.
are many merchants like that
They have plenty of goods,
ey fail to tell the people what
ave in their sacks.
IA Carolina is about ready to
her new system of liquor sell
'he saloon has been abolished,
% "dispensary" has taken it's
The thirsty man will not call
liquor in the names which
rown familiar in other states
South Carolina in former
The terms beer" and
Fey' and "gin" and rum"
ZEN too crude for a state which
saloons. The customers will
nmbers instead of names.
ne asks for a bottle of "num-
the dispenser will know what
nts' and when he calls for
per O. he gets it just as surely
ush he had named its name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-04

Marsns1.I
w ANIEn You to possess the key to health,
cali TO sr, me- ..n, Yoa, ais.' y Wv ssn"o'
MERRILi tia,ryoyan, phvs,sisn u .,,.,,, a,an,,.
An.u.,, NJ, ~ SUSAN :" r'sin As.hu@
4YyAxrEuA ,,,,., "a, -,
w ,si'.n nn,nfy -, 81, ,,a Nv ~, ~ MI NJ
on m, ins,aim,n, ,,nn I,,s :" ~" ea,aa,s
~ cveryb,iy n 4: ST., 49,, aow r'"'y
.t.a,is,,,
W., -,s W.
ESnUY xtrv,
-
..,
r,r,, e,ah,,' ~, ., nay scales, M Mol, :.
...- W
kNoH sALE-on" light Bangor Top buggy.
on. fgh' Goddard T"p buggy. huth nth
used. horact Nortb ma, tl,t
vNn,, 49,, Al = - -------------------
n.y.. ,nnr - ',, my ia.e,l nns'i',s,. e",n''r'-'
fn,,r s,s,h. W., " ', iouf noxres'
viii ,rIi nm, am, III, ,hni 40, a, g. VII, w W.
sIo's ont Mll ,rIl cheap. Cali nidrr., i.
T01s -, A. -.--------- -
will yot,. 4 W Cb,.'' ', ,,' "a,''"ge l'"''
lnak:tIlf
\ NON SNIE-Nr,rk nln.,,rin, n,,-..i,.., -,
II and .rnvri Ino,,,tr as W n1R NJ" A.,
vernon Avenue, augusta. anrs,d,S
-------------r--
~ nrs' .inss coha,tion, AZ a I'VE REDUCTION "
e GA lor ~ 9n'"' honnd 10 sell o. Douglass
. ~. :. IL u, nn.loMen ". apr2NdlM-
INOR SALE-oae nice phIclou in good c.,u
II ditiou M rcnsonahIi mice also ,n,. ,,,
which will b.. sold cb,ap A lin, rirh ,nn,. u,,n
Inquire of II. q, smiley at house. 10 spruce II l..
OF =. lhc - ;. sm.lct lIamIl. inclary. apr2p,llnt
LNOK HALE-E. g. Maroon Will an you rar
- r,agcs cheaper than any other man IN lien
"'hee County. 81 State St, Augusta. Ne.
Apt.hllm.
NOR AALE-E,y,. hundred tLnu,,na hrrt.
II Fuller 4 Copy. III md 2sg Wafer street
u,r,s.Itf
INON SAI.E--IInr,c iapp III. 4 y,ny. III
II sound and Mi rivh, Wtti h. s,,i ,h,., , n
cash. can NJ UDnestlc ,nt,y anrysJi,.
/. ~. =. 1890, -. ---------
vNDN Ns.Nt oN SALE-An upright piano
! ~ a low pt'ce. melville smith. 10 winthrop
tN"h SALE Horses, carriage. md liar
neoc MYTH; y for sa,h "' ~ a.,"ll%eni' A.
trance Oh from winthrop St, opposite Court
i 10W SALE. iiah, -.,.a,,, I-,.-,. :, -
. rug" IN good condition, viii be sold iuw
may be seen ut Mrs. Irenchs, Green St A. u.
IoNns. nd Augnsa Me. npt,6dtf
VNOU SALE an rn WENT H.. -
Il Townsend rond .,Tcn room. IN, g,.J r,,,,,
AupIy Ia d d Ertir,, III a ,,,,,,s,,
gusta, Me. npr22dtf
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- '"s'th per, s'nh,rh on th' corner of rios
~ - pu 'nHpv ih.,' n'tcd WIN inrhacr, 'hth
.''h , ,'I! ' ,n, be''h' "h''f ana s,hhir.
Apply 10 D. y. iipeI.- ----ap rl5dif
kvn ~ "" bfi.k c"t'hye No . Middle
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Personals.

Mrs. j. II. Manley went to Boston
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. W. Groton returned Tuesday
evening from u trip to New York and Bos-
ton.
Gen. Luther Stevenson, governor of the
National Home at Togus, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. A. Noble, whs has been danger
Dusty i'll for some time, is reported as hav-
Jag slightly improved.
George e. Powning, the widely know n
advertising agent of New Haven, Conn,
spent Wednesday in town.
Mr.. William T. Dobson of Boston, vocal
teacher, closes this week very successful
season in this city, preparatory to going
abroad. Being a progressive man, Mr..
Dobson believes in keeping in touch with
the best workers in his profession, and to
this end will spend the summer in study
under some of the most advanced masters
of vocal culture in Europe. He will return
about the first of October 10 resume teach
ing in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-04

fN,,itin. this list and compare the prices with
those that you have been paying for the came
article.
All Eoctrie Cars pass our door, and the fare
from Augusta or Gardner 10 only cents.
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Wise Saws and Modern Instances.

Statistics compiled for the census of
from consumption. in the entire country, is
ZIG: from cancer and tumors, ,n21; total,
IL. The percentage for both in the New
England States is larger; that for consump-
ton being .l2s; for cancer. etc, .o35 I;
total, .IG3 According 10 Webster, "Tuber-
culosis is a constitutional disease character
ICED by the production of tubercles in the
internal organs. and especially in the lungs,
where il constitutes the most common
variety of pulmonary consumption.
Modern Psychologists aver that consumption
is only one form of scrofula of which tn
bercle is the essential element. The ten
dency to scrofulous diseases is usually
hereditary, though such disease may he ac-
quired through the action Of various excit-
ing causes, all of which may he classed To-
gether a. causes of debility.
Mr.. NJ. |. Stevens of Nor'hport, Waldo
Co, Me-. was the victim of remarkably
malignant type of constitutional tuberculosis
originating from external causes. In the
late spring or early summer of l's'' he be-
gan to suffer from pain in his LEFT foot AZ
tended with swelling and slight tenderness,
resembling rheumatism. Despite skiltul
medical treatmenthe grew worse; and, in
the following winter, suspicious looking
swelling appeared upon his left temple.
He finally sought relief at the Massachu-
sets General Hospital, undergoing an ex-
animation by the board of surgeons OF that
institution April Z. 1890. They pronounced
his disease to he constitutional tuberculosis
stating tina, amputation of the affected foot
and the opening of all existing Assesses and
.f others AS they Should. from time to time,
appear were necessary for the prolongatlon
Of his life and afforded some hope for pe-rna-
nent recovery. Almost rreferring death 10
such mutila,iou, Mr.. Stevens returned home
and pu, himself in the hands of ioca! phy-
sician who recommends course OF rene
lies now known as Rodoifs New Medical
Discovery and Rololf's Cream Emulsion
Thanks to their use, Mr.. Stevens escaped
the surgeons knife and is nov IN good
health with two good legs. Assesses all
healed. and to all appearance. the tuoercu-
lar faint ersdieated from his system. Let
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,..se. will be promptly snswered BY nm.
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