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am thinking said Mr.. Essy,
''of writing chapter on the decline
Of the American young man."
"Good idea said CholIy, "Ill
help you. I've proposed lots of
times you know
It hadn't occurred to me that
you would be willing to be study"
"Oh, va as. can give you lots
of points. ! don't believe theah lie
any American young man who has
been declined oftener than I have.
Washington Star.
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The method of harvesting wheat
on the great bonanza ranches of the
Dakotas is said to have amazed the
foreign Agricultural Commissioners
at the Worlds Fair. To clear up
GAO acres of wheat in one day with
$50 hands and folty-fve harvestcrs,
is feat which has been paralleled in
California, Nebraska and other big
Western grain States, but tits doubt
full, thinks the San Francisco Chron
tcle, if any part of Europe can show
such rapid work.
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The combined circulation of the

The combined circulation of the
morning and evening newspapers
published in New York, Brooklyn
and New Jersey, is 100000 copies
day. Twenty five years ago the
circulation Of the morning and even
ing newspapers publshedir the three
cities named was 100000. During
the same period the population OF
the three cities has doubled, and the
proportion of newspaper readers to
the population is fifty per cent great
err than it was twenty five years ago.
Education is more generally difius.
ed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-10-28

Deer and bears are reported to be
more plentiful now in the "great
woods" Of Oxford county, Maine,
than at any other time during the
present generation. These woods
extend, in a belt from four to six
miles wide, from Dixfeld away up
into the untrodden wilderness of
Northern Maine, and much of the
area has seldom been visited by
spoftsmen. Driven from the hunt.
ing grounds about Rangeley Lake,
the game took refuge in these woods,
and have multiplied there unmoles-
ted.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-10-28

The rocking stone,' in Sullivan
county, N. Y, weighs forty tons,
and is so evenly balanced on table
of rock that it can be set in motion
by the pressure of finger, yet so
solidly laid, the combined strength
of 100 men, without artificial appli-
ances could not displace it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-10-28

Hills Chloride of Gold Tablets are
not experimental. They have been
on the market for years and are
guaranteed to cure the Tobacco,
Morphine or Drink Habit. Your
druggist sells them.
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AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE!

j. v. QUINN offers his services as
Aucti0neer in the counties of Berkeley
and Jefferson. Having had over 20
years. experience I can guarantee salts
faction in selling and in price, or no
charge. Terms moderate. A share of
public patronage solicited. Address all
communications to j. ". QUINN.
Bedington. Berkeley county, w. Va.
Dec. 81, 1890, tt.
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REmfirG Yeast Powder
NsA d "A New Era

in b.ki g pc Wders 1t produces
result never before Obtained 1t ex-
GELS in baking strength, purity and
heal'hfulness. Tr, u.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-10-28

When my little girl was one month old, she
had a scab form on her face. 1t kept spread
ing until she was completely covered from
head to foot. Then she had boils She had
forty on her head at one time, and more on
her body. When six months old she did not
weigh seven pounds, pound and half less
than at birth. Then her skin started to dry
up and got so bad she could not shut her eyes
to sleep, but laid with them half open About
this time, at the earnest request of friends, /
started using the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and
IN one month she s0as completely cared.
The doctor and drug bills were over one hun
dyea dollars, the Cuticura bill was not more
than tfOe dollars. My child is now two years
old, strong, healthy and large as any child of
her age (see photo) and it is all owing to
sCUucURA. Yours with Mothers Blessing,
MRS. GEO. H. TUCKER, TR.,
335 Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEM. Corp sole proprietors, Boston. Mailed free,
" All about the Blood, Skin, Scalp, and Hair
Baby Blemishes, falling hair, and red, rough
hands prevented and cured by Cuticura Soap.
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Songs have the power to qniet
frt J. .1otIoaa x,-rfoo IF caro
And come Ike the benPdlctl0l
That follows after Drayer.

If you are worn out by that hack
ing cough, and want goodnight's
rest try Pan Tina, the great remedy,
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption
as and so cents. Bottles of Pam
Tina sold at E. G. Williams Jr. Il
Co.'S Drug Store.
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Little. But Lively.
''Litle drop of water,
Little grains OF sand,
Make the mighty Ocean,
And the nlnasant land -

and dropping into prose, we
would say, that Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets are mild, but prompt in
relieving constipation, sick headache
bilious attacks, pain the region of
kidneys, torpid liver, and in restor-
ing healthy, natural action to the
stomach and bowels. 25cents vial.
One Pellet dose, Little, but lively.
The use of the old stvle, drastic pills
is an outrage on the human system.
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Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily except Sum
day at 1879 N, $40 p m stopping at all intermediate
stations, arriving at Harrisburg at l:l5 p and AS
No. runs daily between Harrisburg aud HaQers-
town md the train No. sruns daily between Harrisburg
and ChambeBburg.
Daily,
Daily except Sunday.
Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily except
Sunday at 10 IS m. 20 p m, arriving Carlisle at
II ~ a, m 0j p m, stopping at all Intermediate sta
tons. Leave harrisburg at 20 p. m, arriving at Me-
stations.
town
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hagerstown and
New York No. east and on No. 9 west.
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MARTNsBURe W. VA. SATURDAY OCTOBER g. 1898.
West Virginia Items.

There are ten cases { f diptheria in
= distance OF three quarters of a mile
on the For : If Spring creek, Re-
ane county. Several deaths have or-
cured.
Mel Brock shot at Jonathan Blown
on their way home from church, last
Sunday morning, but fortunately
failed to hit Nicholas Chron-
icle.
Nine Insp ctor Harris report
shows 1926 tons of coal mined for
the year en''i June 30 The pro-
duction of coke wss l93,444 tons.
There were GA coke ovens in opera
ton.
On Friday night of last week five
robbers, three of whom were masked,
entered and robbed the residence of
a Mr.. Oily, about seven miles from
Euntersville, in Pocahontac county,
securing between scventy-fve and
one hundred do lars, mostly in gold.
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Ngo OTHER Sarsaparilla can pro-
- duce from actual cures such won-
derful statements of relief to human
suffering as HOODS SarsapariIla
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Hostru.

sb BALANCE. qfz&
fear no more the coming years
What they may bring.
Days will be sunless, nights bereft of
stars;
Aayhap the brightest blossoms of the
spring
Shall first be bound with winters ley
bars.
But still beyond the cloud is always light,
The stars are in the sky all night,
And deepest SHOWS are they which hide
the bright
Green heart Of spring.
Not all of life is dreamed away
In summer skies.
Time holds loss. a loneliness for me,
But hope is strong, and faith dare not be
weak,
And love abides the greatest ofthe three.
Enough of sweet tomorrow will repay
The disappointment OF to-day.
Light follows dark; sun, rain; seas ebb
away
Again to rise.
And if the rugged road OF life
Doth wind around
The mountainside where heavy clouds
hang low,
And as l climb the pilgrim staff be chang
ed
Into cross still onward would go!
The peaks of only highest mountains rise,
Above the clouds to bluest skies.
And round the heaviest cross is hung the
prize,
The brightest crown.
Amy Seville Wolff.
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WE LEAD+s.>,,-

The trade in furniture. There
isn't much need for our saying this,
for rybody knows it. Why do
we lead Because we sell elegant,
artistic and durable goods, at prices
that cause economy itself to wonder.
Our larger sales enable US to do
this. Dealers cannot compete with
us. Bad for other dealers, we know
but it is law of trade. Some one
must lead. Better call. Let our
goods and furniture convince you of
this. JOHN A. WHEN,
FURNITURE AND CARPETS,
73 North Queen Street,
l-94,9l,tf. Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Seventy million of eople in Flu
rope wear wooden shoes.
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Canadian fisheries yielded $l3,s4l,
Ill last year.
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NEONT ALTO RAILROAD
m TIME TABLE
SOUTHWARK.
NORrIiW' WARD.

Connects for all c '. L. r. stations.
II. A. Riddle, j f. Boyd, Supt.
General Pass. ACT. W. A. Gard, Al ct.
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w. J. ROBINSON, G. p. A.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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j. NJ. HOOD, Pres. ard Gen'l Manager.
b. H. GRlSWULD, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
wntten for The .Journal.l
A Picture.

If could RANT yuu picture
ot tie old time golden tialS,
Hen ,ur htat> wrro light and youthful,
And CUR lttt trod piea>ant Ways
" hen tle WAVES danced III the Sunshine,
Ettle, tlng tf. heaNtn> nNn hiue.
W btnour lll> Men, prone "a laughter.
And ON TRENDS We're tried and trlit
W hem onr faith was an nntarnishtd.
And our hands Were helpful and strong
w hen we SAN but the ht st and brightest
And jndgtd mol too hal>hiy of wrong;
Bet re tHr Hips teamed t. TT, Senrnful
When OH uu-i and oar mercy wer,
great.
And never world Weary wandertr
Had come to Unr tireslde too late.
IT j eauid catch The CLINT Of Sunshine
tn lAte canvas nnw grown gray
toNld nN lru>h Nallt all tile brightness
M the >el,ts ! inght portray
lilt n tDrr Nnuli h. blurred ly Sadness
fart4r- tH4t wert flli Vt tcar~
W AHid nN lsar tll pertret beauty,
M these ong lost golden YEARS.
Tlvs teG a~t Ar waliI lla- grqvl MINI.
NJ Hl VIZ hnpM II ha~ l4N gt4Mll eehi
IAai enWe astl Ht>t iat ~ test.re,i.
ANa tAtA haTt'i tnr dev,> TILE gtad
1ne the.e,ho as ,ll.t,lA Sweet ue@dH
t0lIr f}H' lh,}mor.,~ uD " eitte .la>t,
-tn0 Sweep 'cr T.. 4eaIt ~>iitMt sc y tf,,at,
7t'r} touch 49, f1It herd at G>t.
tANlt1l BIRD
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
influence of the Local Newspaper.

is rarely the case that one sees in a
local io,,rnal and prepared for a purely 10
IN ncc,sion 4 mnra al]p ur mtelliuent
PRESERVATION Of 4 larye subject than that
embraced ii tie ess.v bv ,reo. ii. collins,
Esu III Pressure Isle, on -rhe Newspaper
rh, ,nd puhli, rta, before the Presume
III. Unity Club ~ i recent MEETING ana
nnili>hrd in mn n tbe star II erald If last
week. MIR. Collins is the very competent
and puhlir-suirite,i editor and proprietor
III mar ,,arrr and his admirable ESSAY
d,.,,> with the suhiect chosen in a very
broad and thorough manner, while at the
Sam. time it draws its best illustrations
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
Worlds Fair Notes

In it's exhibit at the Worlds Fair the
Government Patent Office will show up
ward Of :. 800 models, many Of them being
working machi es
The National Museum at Washington.
in its exhibit at the Worlds Fair, will
display collection of coins and other
metal money valued at nearly one million
dollars.
Two white kangaroos will appear in the
New South Wales exhibit These are ex-
ceedingly rare animals. Only one other
living specimen is known to exist and
that is an attraction in the Royal Aquarium
in London.
The Lairds. shipbulders in Birkenhcad,
Will exhibit at the World Fair models ui
vessels showing the progress made in the
construction Ut transatlantic liners since
they were first run between New York and
Liverpool.
Visitors u the World Fair. who are in
firm. crippled simply weary can do their
sight seeing in the various buildings by
making use of rolling chairs. A company
was granted the right. some time ago, Of
operating such vehicles and 10y MAY LIST.
viii have l.GUN young men, chiefly college
students. in its cmploN to push them.
fhe charges to- visitors for making use OF
these chairs Will he Is follows: For chair
carrying one person - cents per hour 40
cents per half hour. Two persons. 81 PEI
hour. - cents pei half hour; one person.
WHEN a clal IL taken ion perod of
not less than ten hours - for the inst ten
hufls and ~ cents AL huur fol the time
UNvl' ton hours; cmlN iilg two persons, IS
tnr ihc inst ten huA1S and 75 cents an
hour aitel that
Mr. SARGENT, the electrical engineer Nj
thc Wolltl' ) Fair, has completed his scheme
for lighting the main basin On iete nights
duiu4 the Exposition. Thousands oi iu-
caudcscent lights Of different colols ar.
to be used one TOW Nil extend iUst
above the waters edge all around the ha-
sin. and another row viii reflect deeper in
tu the water from a few feet lnghci mp.
still higher on The loggias of all the build
ings THAT surround the basin Will be other
lows Of lights, with here and there a hand
some design. Rows Of lights will also reach
around the cnlonnade story Of the Admin
istlation building. which stands at the
head Of the basin, While the lower part Of
the building viii be kept dark. At the
base Of each tier of the MacMonnes foun-
tain Will he another row vi lights. over
which the water will fall from the basin
above. There are also to be various
search lights to help out the effect. one
Of these viii be placed in the mczzoninc
floor Of the Administration building t.
play on the Mac Monies fountain. Anotl-
cr on the Electricity building will throw
its light on the statue OF the republic AT
the east end of the basin and still others
will be employed to help out at othel
places. The effect of all these many huec
lights rejecting in the water will doubt
less lie dazzling and beautiful.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
Chautauqua Assembly Notes.

An excursion of twelve hundred young
technic Institutes will visit the Chicago
Exposition. Arrangements have been
made by which these excursions will stop
over for 4 day ~ more AT the famous
ChautanIla Assembly.
/ The directors u tile World 5 Fair have as
signed two hundred square feet Of space in
| the Liberal Arts building to the Chautau-
| qua System. Plans are being matured for
an attractive exhibit and many thousands
ri Chautallqua students will turn with
peculiar interest TO this particular section
| of tile great building.
| Among the famous foreign visitors WHO
are to ny present al tlr thautauqua A>-
| scnbly daring tile coming season are l'rp-
feSsor Henry Drummond, ho visited ihiS
| country some years ago amt won many
1 friends ana MILO il widely known through
Ms hrtle hook, rlhe greatest rhin4 n the
! World. Dr Il; N, Roberts, THO di~-
4 Jinguishfl leader ut tile University FE-
! tension movement and l;tv and Mrs.
>anltu'l Barnett Of Tuynbec Han.
! Tile Ghattauqua Assembly was reported
/ free from ,tcbt IN August. l~92 i.Nteu-
/ sivr improvements in the grounds are being
made 1T the present time including nrv
I amltltlcatcr and ~FStem> If water. sewer.
\ and elconic light. Ghc board Nj trustees
haze doeided tn is,ue bonds tu oavtr thc-e
I necessary expenditures and thr Trustees
4 themselves PROPOSE tu subscribe iNr fhe-r
4 b"ud~ lht ~teatiN increase I'M attefGaMrM
4 KIT Guns 4rtHt a~~eiRAiN during thc WASH ttw
H Neara, alld the fi44 rliaratuf Nm tliN MoNk
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23

lIII MhNHADfN GNIl ~rKl
EE.d,. ISl,ua. tish .xl,;l,;, .. tho
Il,
f0it' ''ii ioN "'iiS prepared py
inlch Bros. Of liverton. Will he very IN
ft.trs5ju lTinrliI,t.S mnfl,ls a. stea,,..,.s
nr+
-'''' ''' ~ i''il "''ik-
lt4 order lnaoe on scale hall an inch to
''''iiS9 q
7fat,. u,tu,.,l wood f,,,n..,i ,,J,,s. 49,.
1ias been bnjlt - tr.t / inches Inno ,n,l :,
feel inches wild. fsir>t r..,,,sent,.J i
Ian. N,nhad.u MA Tbis n,nd, i. o.,
HI .so SL,u. il .l,,,. A. .l, i,.tt
fetafl tbe vn1k dnnr Ly III Iii III
nlen ar4 a1,u,r N I,f,l IL IN liz. i, +1,,.ir
tarel Nnnin l,o.,ts ~, ,4,,res,.,,t..l ,,,ll
ino III h, Iin.s Th. ,.,,it,,...,i Nh, It'll.
,baVn also thns,. tll.t wn,n l,rilly ,.nn,,,rl
H. e,cape uuder tbr hnttnm III III lit \ !
In. other and ~ ill., e,su i sI,nwn :, I'm,
t,..n III, similA ,.d,.nG ~ XXI. 4, ~
setcouuet Poin- II shows rbp III j.
bey a,r. co,nino t,nm .s+v..r, -, a.,',,'
westward school .,ftp,. school la,,.l 1870,
s,nrrd bv mi,,tu,rs n. ,noa,I ,.,,,,.
som, tb, sI,,s tlry o., intn AZ. ,,f+ ,,,d
AZ rhey trv tn esr1l,r and in som. IL,
stances brcon,n ont.,nmled ~ tia n,..sh.'.'
Resides there viii he i'm SCI ,,f ,,i,.t,,,.s II
inst ratinr Cbnrrhs tish ,l.re .ri,,,,.,,,,,
yi4h an M, nr,rn,~ai i, ,.1n,,'l..ra
.,,eration from M, denart,,re ,,f st.,,,,..,.s
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-23

PATHETIC ol.NlM pEf ~l.Nrtn III >relsrA.
VIII,
H' '-'>'"t'NS N"AhiiitttH w Ol"lhls
hears some queer stones Some are anus
in.: others ale pathetic OF til, latter
It'll, +}o l,;s+,.,, oi,..,,+..+l,. .,..,,,,,.,;t
tt' OF / it'tiiFh l. 7'eNths' II" i"i'"Nr"
''lG H". 20 '''Iel9h l,'itS t"A' "itef tne W"l
'l'' WiSdplt't'S. u - supposed ul'tN
NlltA 'le ll-l"lTH 'fue'"a WIS l"St lll the
lllls' H''1 A'NHi2 NttNeiis va s5liNl 3ll
h'Afd N Aol. iit NtS NtalGsil mere ifan
i i',,N Ml''i H' thfiNAtH tI ti't Ni''lir l0Mli
~ Y lIAT'f'IS, lH 4f3t}s 'tiia "ch. aWiiA t'
J"ih fR'if'-Ul iItel- liidt Ihle the
Ntahl MAI NlliI ''' '"Hil'N- ahd >'t-
N'AN iH'AiH'i. li tN0i H4lat tAN o"N
Hli-ll| llHN' 4itA St't t''N Mfil I4l3'N NAIl
oltS 20 itlllii't lIli'i ~ Aasilt' aHN 'iie-
Nl N''iS S''iA ~iiG o"'" Viif I'm l.'l' Wel
''Nt H'Nti N@N l'll!f t-'tliis 'it '''0tH'
NM FlA I"l' 'ti = " tN0t!l'l t"i 'he N'H-
l''N"' 4llf N"N 20 it@i tlteltAt y. sIN l'ef
gent. aver iSg' uAlli ll4t >fllp VA ,'ieeti-
eva. NAeh MES. stevens aPhHet l"l lllt
Nt''l" premise 4" i'tf llei son ''4uH'A-
however sht trdlhc'l tiitt H4lc N"'liN NOT
receive y untit ne h1d >lSIitt 4 dnpiltate
receipt showing 1hai ~lte lftd advanced tine
money. i!r hi'hh receipts Wert sent "
hcI ~ N'il,'''ilt General ll9lS'''n, hhd
"Ie h"W oll TVS 1S l,ui y llti claim. Whth
Mfs' S'eNtlS 10y tlie ieteil''S i,ei s"n VA
Allea0N PHYS Jacket aha Wlti falla@u'
~ V1't NtSl lllllts' ;" ~ course Ae
Tot'l" l"' sl2li lile pAPfls' He apPafall'-
y serve" ohl tlit ~" Ntins "f hl> enlist
men'' ~ 4 lt'tel received from MN ~
~ 81" ne was 9"ln9 7" fe-ehllst and
'Foni Siiat ietEef III Is pcneYeo that ne dld
'1alli eh'er 'ne service, joining tue onelda,
ahH being among her ere" When she was
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
Poor but Honest.

Charlie Sullivan is a poor but honest Irish
lad, who, while walking down Washington
street, found wallet containing checks and
money to the value Of several hundred dol
lars. Although almost destitute, he return
ed it to its owner, MesSrs. ~. +. Ordway q
Co., proprieJors of Sulphur Bitters, who gave
him a liberal reward, and also gave him six
bottles Of Sulphur Bitters for his mother,
who has been a terrible sufferer with rheu-
matism, and who returned many blessings
World. 2w12
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
The Blaine Memorial Associations.

The Blaine Memorial Association was
organized at Augusta March IA. The
following officers We're elected: President,
Governor Henry =. Cleaves; Vice Pres-
dents, Hon. John l.. Cutler Penobsc"t
IaySon Tucker, esq. Portland; Record
ing Secretary, =. y. Cahill, Esq, Bruins
wick: Corresponding Secretary, Hon. Mic
hulAs fcsSendcn. Caribou: Treasurer.
Hon. Edwin G. Burlei.h, Augusta; Sub
seliption committee. Androscog9in, |. g.
Barker, Esq. Aroostook, Hon. Llewellyn
Powers; Cumberland Hon. Fred n Dow
Franklin, Hon. J. &. Holman: Hancock.
Q. +. Fellows, Esq. Kennebec, Charles H.
Iiich5orn. ESP. Knox, Hon. \. f. Crock
EFT; Lincoln. Hon. George Bliss; Oxford
Gen. George l.. Beal; Penobscnt Hon
John l.. Cutler; PscataYuiS, Hon. j. b.
Peaks; >agadaloc, Gen. Thos W. HYDE:
Somerset. Gen. Il. Il. Shepard; Waldo,
Hon. Fred Atwood: Washington, Hon H.
q. Downs; York, Hon. Mark F. Went
worth.
Speeches We're made BY j. A. Holman,
ESQ, Of Augusta, Governor Cleaves
speaker A. r. Savage and Senator W. r.
Allan Of Washington. 1t was vote, to
raise funds by subscription for a bronze
memorial statue To be erected at Angus
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23

Austin Gibbons of Paterson and Mike
Daley Of Bangor fought last week at New
Orleans before big crowd, estimated at
5000 people. After a tough contest in
which DAILY showed endurance and grit,
he was knocked out in the 31st round.
He was badly punished.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
Success of the Bangor Creamery.

The Bangor Wing and Courier says; Under
the able management of Mr.. Jesse Hartman,
the success of the Bangor Creamery has been
continuous and gratifying from the start
and steadily enhancing year by year, as will
be shown by the following figures denoting
amount Of sales in each year following its
establishment, February LIST, 1889. The quail
ity Of the butter has made it popular with
purchasers, while the careful and economical
management has made the business profit
able one alike to the farmers who furnish
the milk and the stockholders who furnish
the capital The total product Of the cream
cry, by years, up to February !, 1893. is as
follows
For the year ending February l, 1890, $24 655. IL
l, 1891, q 1862 50
g &c l, 1892, 80 1861 .16
% GO l, 1893, 35 428. IA
Total, $12O417.O
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
BAIsks.

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p.pts
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-23

For horse and owner nothing equals BIcK-
MoRE's GALL CURE. By its use gals and
wounds are healed while the horse is at
work.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-23
: : Cee nj

Is about the cost Of the aver
ace dose Of thc True ''L. n
Z}itters, Yet some dealers try
to force an imitation "a you
to afford them more profit.
Such a man will sell you poor
goods in every line
The question for you to
decide is, will you have imlta.
ton, low price and sickness,
or True IF" Il cent a dose
and renewed health. Trade
mark IL. F." il red ink IS your
safeguard