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The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
North { Orn,ille

The barn Of Mr.. Piper. who lives on
the Mulunku, road, together with seven
head of cattle, two horses, ten sheep,
one hog, all the hay and farming tools
were burned Friday night. The fire i
supposed to have caught from ashes,
kept in a she'd cosc to the barn.
The home of Mr.. and Mr.. u. u. Col
lin4 was entered 10y a stranger Monday,
January IL. II l. Il girl.
Mr.. Phillip Gardner Ina, been away
from home on business all the past week.
Lyman Whittier, littlr son. Morris,
i, rcportc to have the measles.
Mr.. t.. T. Goodrich Of SkoWhegan.
Wa in town Wednesday buying hog.
Owing to the steady increase in price of
pork. farmers are in uo hurry IA sell.
Mr.. sam. Locke la, bccn mp river buy
Ing cattle.
Mr.. f. l.. Hight wa, called to North
.Anson last week ON cuisines, connected
with the life insurance company for
which he is an agent. He WAS accom-
panied hv his wife and master Karl, aud
they passed a few day with friends in
that place
Mrs Ann Whilrhou-c j. At work At
Mr.. ID. y. Collins.
Mr.. l.. y Whittier i, hauling cord
wood To Skowhegau,
The school at the Wrl- ,chool-hou,c,
taught hy Mis- Nellie Wade of Athens,
has closed on account OF TIA" illur-- of -
mauN OF her scholars.
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S. ". NOIRSE.. ESQ.

From constant worry over buslnes IS
matters" he said, 81 suffered from the
loss of sleep, and became so nervous that
| was entirely untitled for my business.
In fact, feared insanity. ! used Or.
Grcenes Ncrvura blood and nerve rem
edy. The effect WAS almost magical
| could again sleep. mental composure,
appetite and strength returned. Six
bottles of this remedy cured me, and
have remained well to this date. have
recommended DIR. Greenc'- Nervurl
blood and nerve RENE " to many OF my
friends and neighborS. and have yet to
learn of failure. to obtain good results.
Nothing more need be said. Get your
health and you viii stand every chance
of succeeding in life. II YOU are not
well, If You do not feel Just right, If YOU
lack the vim, energy and strength to
take hold of your work, by all means
use the wonderful remedy which rc<ior-
ed Mr.. Noursc to health aud power to
work.
You can procure it III any druggist :
for 81, and We would say also that il l. a
purely vegetable and harmless remedy,
used and fully endorsed by ply >cians--
In fact it is the discovery of the emf
nent physician. br. Greene, of "a Tom
pie Place, Boston. Mas. who has made
himself famous throughout the nitcd
States by his marvellous circ- OF ncr-
vous and chronic diseases and by giving
advice free to those who consult him 81
write to him.
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state News

The biggest barge OF lis kind iii The
world was launched nj Bath aSi week
from. the yard of Morse a Go. She i
called the knickcrbockcr and registers
over 2tO0 tons. 800 feel in length. ~
feet hold and 81 feet beam. She h'.-
four mdst- with fore and aft ri@ and l.
massivcly built.
1t is reported that the members ol The
knoA county bar will, AT III" proper
time, present the name "i Colonel
William H. Fogi"r OF Rocklaud rs a can
didatr for the position of judge OF the
supr, me judicial court, rendered vacant
by the death OF Judge Virgin.
Il C.. Penny. E-q. al M"n-on. the
messenger who conveyed the Electoral
Vote of Maine to Washington, returned
Tuesday. He was introduced by Con
gresslnan Houtrlr to President ilHr-
riSon
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West Iitt~ticld

Nh II. {. Woodruff of the fittslicld
and Canaan stage VA, some" hat under
thc weather several day last week. Mr.
John Foster drove for him.
Mr.. Isaac Osborne Of st. Albanr, "ltl
hi. son Willis, visited at Mrs. d. l.. Us
lornc's saturday. Mis- Grace Osborne
is with her sister Mr.. Cool, al st, Al
bans. 81,
Mr.. Percy rattcu ha- been quite i'll
lately.
Bert, Harry aud Levi Seekins visited
their grandmother, Mr.. Frye at Fair
field sunday.
Miss Minnie pattcn has CLOSED hrI
school and i, ut home nj present.
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Brighton

The Pike family have moved 10 Wat
erville, ana we are all sorry To have
them leave town.
George Strickland has gone To Mater
Vile ON business.
Allen Chamberlain has bought farm
in Mayficld and is moving there.
Sewell aud Allen Hayden have come
home from Bald Mountain.
We learn that G.. 5. Davis started one
morning for Skowhegan with his tote
team, and getting of his sled to cut
stick, hi team started and ran to Bright
on and went in to the yard of II. L.
Wyman and stopped. no. damage don't
only ID lyis had to walk.
Mr.. Peter Iane of Leeds, Is to pres
ent the town With a bell for the Union
church. Mr.. Lane Wa- Il Brighton girl
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26

The foot of snow pleased thu lumber
men very much.
Mr.. Fred Clark i paving H. a visit
Mr.. Thomas +. Abbott stopped here
Tuesday of last week on his way to Alb
bot ~ Mckenney', CAMPS.
Mr.. ". J. Lanigan made a short trip
down river "Wednesday aud back Friday.
Miss Sarah Gordon has returned from
a visit 10 Emhdcn, Au,on aud other
place..
our school began Monday after va
cation of three weeks. Our -chool-room
has been furnished with new and more
comfortable SEATS and desks.
Frank Hilton made a trip to Bingham
recently.
L. h. Morri, stopped here Friday on
his way to The Forks.
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M essenger' S Notice

SOMERSET s-.- Corr OF iS-oLYEStA.
In the cast ut Lewis i. Hills, insclyent
debtor.
This l. to give notice that on the 10Th day OF
Jan, \. -. 1893, q warrant in insolvency
was issued out Of the court of insolvency for
said county of somerset against the estate of
said Lewis j. Hills of Madison, adjudg-
10th day of Jan. 1885, to which date interest
on claims j. to be onmputed that the payne Mt
of any debts to or by said debtor. and the
transfer and delivery of any property By him
are forbidden by law; that meeting of the
creditors of said debtor. to prove their debts
and choose one or more aSsgnees OF his
tate, will be held N court of insolvency to
be holden at the Probate Court Room in said
Skowhegan, on the nth day of February. A
D. 1898. at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. 2wS
ALDEN =. SPEAR, Deputy sheriff
rs Messenger of said Court of Insolvency.
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East SHOW hogan

our cellars had 10 be looked att tor
TN Ia,t mo weeks. W ~
Henry Eichard-on and Wite az mov-
ing from Moorr'a Mills to Nko" hogan
village, and h has taken "A job OF Tar
sons a TO, to cut aud haul railroad ties
from CoruNlle steam mill to sko~hegan'
Sargent Mason of Cauaan village s.
YEAR, old, sawed la-t week one cord ct
dry hard wool. -aNiug each stick once.
in seven houiS.
james White harne--cd hi. horse to
90 10 SkoWhegan lt-t week, AMI hackcd
il OUT Of The barn and fell never to rise
again \ neighbour came along and I'm
i-hcd him and he l. N rest no~ and
should have been long ago. hrlns about
80 year, old. - Z
The paper, say IN act ha- Ps.srd the
legislature prohibiting tho shearing oi
sheep before thu 10Th ct MaY
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26

/ ne ttlu Nfdtiti nhr lloHEll up ltsil '
all the water pipes in town.
! There are partie. contemplating build
/ ing n nice hall and boarding house ~
Main street where the fire district l.,
providing the site eau be purchased Al =
ea-onaile price,
Miss Carrie Hilton who died lat Thur,
day, MAS buried SUNDAY.
Nearly all the ice houses in town hav,
been filled With good clear ice l. inches
in thickness.
Herbert Barkcr- home on Monday
evening Mis- Visited by large number 81
Young people ii being birthday party
OF Mr.. Barker'> and MA very plea,
antly enjoyed by all pre-ent.
IIcur, Murphy y CO... coaf -hol
resumed business again Monday morn
in. having put in 4 new boiler and
madc other improvements.
Wait coal shop i CLOSED Tor repairs
II will tart up again soon with ldrg-
~ ere" aud in"rr machine.
The proprictor- of the Boston Store
arctic gise an entertainment in Miller :
Hall Friday evening, Feb, lith. when
their presents are given away Music
WIZ Nv i"i 'i'>''''' ~ '''''' u CIV 'i'''' =
Wuodman and Cooley have put mp a
wire for telegraphing I ON the store ot
= ,.' ''.' .',.,,,.,.,.. 49,.
practiciug with cameras. taking pictures
Of buildings and prominent place, in
town.
.o#,.. t.....y.....f.-i :,
F.LrnarI for thn Ernn.Virk Medical
school ia ,.o,uulnt. Iii .tndi,- in medI-
elm.
IN, ti,.l...,# j. L.,,#;,4o# lot nt ,,r,,.tirc
+, ,be Jrnt,l limo
M .....,
rho Wn.f.,a, f.nion .r,.Iraranh Comrau,
Mf'' ! hoial''o. ha2 resume"
hiah'''E 1T III ''''"enee.
H'N'ral lail''a Were III Town ''s' -, ~.
iooh'l7 'oi ! 10 ouiio 9'"''N WI "
hopc lhes Neic 1"Gcesri' a. l'lol' .sio-
i ,,!, AZ 1'''"". " ny ii'' ~ III
inrnstmrnf fn,. ON, manind mon p,
=.
-hIoItl ir'ea M, .eJ , Nv" " ",u, ,.,h
III ""Vh pay anu ''1' III ''ol''l i''' ''''''i'
iue NJ, " , 'I',n ~ M ~
J., "'.'''' - ~ '''' '''''
up one "ili'e'
Large quantities OF wood are helng
o'ou-"' 70 e'"'' 1T '''e P''S'''' '''iis'
III" kcnnehec river l. largely patron
iIed by slel@hihE parties from Nko" ne
gan and Vicinity.
We need National Bank very much
in town.
Miller. -, mill !. doin,, all Tho .s,u-
;,a mn..i,d. =, Tho nresent rim.
,,-,,,. go, m, .',',.;..... -.
'.i'i' :. -.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26

samuel Mash of Palmyra, died JAN
uarv 10th aged 81 years. lie took cole
aud lived but a fe" day.
Rev. !. Il. Goodrich returned from
Aroo-took County, Jan, l7th lie re-
ports revival in We-tllcld and that ten
or twelve embraced the truth.
Charlie IIoughtou i hauling quite a
lot Of -to,c wood to market this winter.
Mrs. IL. +. Gilman has been spending
q week With her mother and sister at
her old houc.
Mr.. /. q. Ward aud wife Nent TO Nor
ridgcmock last week to visit relatives
George Jones of No. Madison, Ma in
Til, vicinity Tuesday. ~
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Not Dinicnlt for Anyone to follow their
-. Example

f. is popularity supposed that i few
men like could. Vanderbilt aud A-tor
represent thu rich men Of the country.
This i a great mistake There arr
thousands upon thousand- Of million
aires, men 50 rich that they cauuot POS
,ibly spend the interest upon their vast
,ccumtlation> Every city, every Town.
every community has them; ii i they
who represent the wealth ut our eeuu-
fry. on account of their numbers
Now if 50 many men snccerd, ~ii1i l.
the true secret of thai success:
Two word answer cucrg9 ud
health,
Any man oi mdomitthlr energy and
perseverance Nhu j. we'll can -uceced.
Ah. thcr,. j. tli, rui,-t-a" rs 'eeH.
Men have he cuergt aud ability e"
succeed, hnl they do mol POSSESS the
requisite health that strength Of the
nerves. yigor OF the mind and endurance
and tircleS-nc-~ which alone make men
succeed.
They feel languid, even weak al iimeS
and lack snap aud ambition, they know
they have the necessary ability, hut
their energies need rou,ing. In some
eases the stomach. liver and bowels are
At fault. or pos sihly TIN kidneys are out
Of order Nine times out of ten. how
ever. il il lack of nerve ~trcUgth nerve
Vigor, aud nerve power.
Numbcrlcs- men Nho have Wnpie viz
or AZ first break down in health from
the excessive strain upon thrir nervous
and physical systems, n did the we'll
known ). W. Nourse, ESP, OF Hudson,
Mass He strikes the key note OF the
J;ni,ultV and li- al kirc il followed,
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OUR DANGER.
LOOK OUT FOR THE SPRING OF
1893
Forewarned is Forearmed
The Hatheries of Cholera,
and what is to be seen there
If the Disease Breaks Out
In New York, where will it
End?

/ There are lev things which have never
come to pass which seem surer Of coming
than Cholera this spring Three well
known physicians, one in Boston, two in
! New York, have said this. A recent des.
patch from Hamburg I The daily papers
SAYS
at is feared that the ,eeds Of death
sowed last summer viii weld a fruitful
harvest in the spring
There is no lodging this dread disease
in the spring and summer OF 1893
The country is ripe for it
Our lax immigration Law, will be wholly
response Die Tor the death rate through
Cholera during 1905.
For years the United States has been
Europe's sewer. All the scum OF her hu
man tides have been skinned off and Ia
died to Our shores.
Austria, Bavaria. Poland, Russia, Tar-
key, Italy, China, these and many other
foreign countries send the ag-tag and
bob tail, the vicious, the d.pravcd, the
vile, the diseased, and the utterly lost, TO
our shores This they nave been doing
for years with the utmost impunity.
As a famous New York physician re
Gently remarked to the ~riter
How can We escape Cholera next year >
OF course it wont break out up on 9Th,
Avenue but it will eventually reach there.
and all over the land. 1t will break out
over on Forsyth, and division, and Hester
streets, and the Bowery. ard Cherry Hill
and the Five Points, and Roosevelt street.
Those points are points OF dirt and YER
min.
That j, where Cholera in this country
will break out. Cod knows where it will
end
This is an awful but timely warning
Cholera is deadly, lhat we know.
The way to escape the frighdul vista
ton is to be prepared for 1t.
Get your house-that is your body-in
perfect order.
Purify your system.
Cleanse and enrich Your blood
Remember that the boston Globe said
edtorally.
contagious diseases seldom attack
perfectly healthy people. Persons whose
vitality is low and whose general health
is impaired are the first TO tall prcys to
epidemcS.
Dr. John Is. Bray of Bridscton, in re-
spouse to inquiry said
Certainly, people should now look
sharply after their health If Cholera
reaches our shores every one should be
prepared physically, SO far as possible, to
withstand it. We should put our bodies
in good condition as well as our premises.
If the blood is foul the liver cogged, and
the stomach out OF order. such a person is
far more likely to be among the first vic
Tins than others in good health"
He also indorses as the ideal remedy,
for purifying the blood and arousing vital
ity, KINGS SARSAPARILLA.
1t is the ounce of prevention, that most
concerns the people nov, and it is GER
tainly sensible advice that recommends us
to put our bodies in good order as well as
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
II Adams.

Dr. j. W. JeWctt', little boy I liii. re
ceiscd a painful blow SUNDAY morning
while PLAYING With Young colt, the
hind foot striking his head lust above
the eye. At the present writing the
little fellow is feeling quite nucomiorta-
able. The blow came very near causing
the loss of his eye.
Mr.. Hall Mcrrich lla, returned from
Aroo,tuok where She has been stopping
with one of her daughters.
Quite a goodly number oil farmer, are
putting in some very nice ice from II 10
Is inches thick.
Those who have lumber aud wood Ia
haul arr, Keeping their tclm- busy.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
.AnccOdote OF Butler.

The late General Butler, when mem.
Der Of the House of Representatives,
was usually the first man pointed out to
the visitor in the gallery. Even the
great conmon"r, fhaddcu- stevens. was
les conspicuous. Butler owed his re-
putation to the newspapers, and he af-
tccted to hate the newspapers with a
deadly hatred. He often addressed the
reporters gallery. On one occasion
remember hc stood in the main aisle,
directly in front of the Speaker desk,
and, shaking his fist at the crowded rc-
porier,' gallery, roarcd
| thank God that am superior to
the newspapers.
He had worked himself into IA white
heat of rage. His burly form fairly
trembled With passion, and he poured
fortran avalanche of -tingiug inyrctivc
upon the smiling reporters and news
paper pres, generally.
The episode i recalled a, al iIluStra-
tion of the remarkable fact that the
public men who have owed most t. the
pres, are usually the men who affect the
ost hearty contempt for. In schuyler
ColfaN Was another conspicuous exam
plc.and tolfaX blew down the ediiicc Of
lifetime With 4 single breath OF in
gratitude.
General Rufus Ingalls,, the distinguish
ed sou of Maine. ho died in New York
sunday. vas an intimate friend OF Gen.
rral Grant, and served on hi, staff dur
ing the Virginia campaign. lugall,, who
Wa-a good dead of character in hi
way. had among his attendants >polted
dog, which he lhizcd very highly. hut
which MAS regarded Al headquarters a'
about he most Worthlc,, of the army oi
cnr- that haunted the camp. one day
General Grant -aid, "Iugall, III" You
going to tal>c that dog into Richmond
with ynu:" "~houldn't WONDER VA,
the cool reply. He come. OF a very
longliNed breed
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
Messengers Notice.

LIST. That warrant in Insolvency ha, issued
against the estate OF sumner {. Hunnewcll,
adudged to be an insolvtnt Debtor, on Petit
tion of said Debtor, which Petition was filed
on the 9th day OF January \, u. 1891 to which
date interest and claims is to be computed
2nd, That the payment of any debts to or by
said De btor and the transfer. and delivery of
any property by him are forbidden by law.
3td, That a meeting of the creditors of said
Debtor, to prove their debts and choose one
or more ASSignces OF his estate will be held at
court of insolvency to he holden at the
Probate Court Room in Skowhegan, in said
County OF Somerset, ON Tuesday, the 18th day
OF February. =, u. 1893, Al one O'Clock in the
afternoon.
, VI {, T.. BROWN, Messenger
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NOrritigeWOck.

The pastors OF the several churches
haze been invited by the temperance
organization, Old Point Lodge, of this
village. ~ deliver -erics of temperance
lecture, before this body during the
winter at union meetings tn be held in
heir respective houses of worship.
The, have significd their willingness, TO
do -. The first lecture will be given
SUNDAY evening the 2ath instant. nj the
Bapti,t church ht Rev. G. NJ. Emery.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
Fairfield

\ mrstius pi the S,pcthnhrr- ui the
Opera House ha- been called on Monday
next, at G.. &. Weeks Office. Hardly
thu thing tor a place a. large H. this 10
hc without a place for entertainments
and we hope something will be done
that the Opera House will once more he
opened.
=. \. Nyc ~ TO. have contract To
furnish the lumber and do the framing
for an Odd Fellows block to 70 to Mas
sachu>ett- The heavy lumber ,is soi
hard pine. Mr. Harrison Burns i dong
the framing at thu k"nnchrc Framing
CO.. mill
Mr. l.. L. MAYO Mrs. Mayo and thcir
two children arrived Mt their home. Tues
day afternoon after au absence of five
weeks in Boston. N"W York and Hart
ford. Conn.
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Scion

Two fellow, got tipped out AT the
pulp mill and the horse started on to the
bridge, hut soon ,toppcd.~ith hi leg
through the bridge.
,rorgir Cooley broke hi arm With
wrestling with Roach boy.
Pcrlcv W>mau i, working at the
Hotel
quite party OF lnua2 people vent
from herr to North \n,an skating rink
saturday eve.
Percy Na4nard ana Eo>ro Turuer
won't iulo lh, No"d, tor Dan tHrl Mon.
DAY.
J. L. smiley el ~ho0legau cDo-ed j;
successful term oi singing school Mon
day cvr. giving concert, y larg' mum
ber were present, and all nnioNrl IL,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
STATE OF MAINE.
House Of Representatives,

AUGUSTA, JANuARH 10, 1893.
ORDERED, That the time for the re-
cepton of petitions and bills for private
and special legislation be limited to
Tuesday, January 81, 1905. and that all
petitions and bills presented after that
date be referred to the next Legislature
Read and passed
3wc W. 5. COTTON. Clerk,
\ true copy,
Attest: W. s. COTTON, Clerk.
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ifaI'tland.

At the regular Thursday meeting Of
the |. q. o. F., Jan. 10Th the exercises
were pleasantly varied the ladies he
inS Invited Ia Il >ociahlc after the meet
ing. supper was served at 5. \ plea
ant literary programme was given
The y u. G.. VI. tor this Masonic Dis
trirt. will visit Corjnthian Lodge, + n
\. VI. Hart land. Wednesday. Jan. 18th.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26

will help his brother Leman Frost open
"A paint shop at the village. In the
spring he will travel, for "a paint firm in
Boston
Legislative petitions are quite uunrr-
Gus in town, including Que in favor of
Female suffrage, abolishing tn. district
system II schools, Il remoustrance
against he -im,., also in favor Of close
timc- Tor fi-h IN Roger Pond
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
North CornNille

Mr. Narccll Freeman i sick with Ia
grippe.
Harry +. Doblc returned Ia Taunton,
Mass to finish hi trade.
Mr.. sam ADAMS is very much better.
Frank Paine Is at home from NkoW-
hogan.
Bert l'iper's barn witty stock and farm
ing tools, was burned last Friday night
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
Notice of Appointment Of Assignee

tB-t al EST7f smith.
UAt NkoVrhcgau, in he County OF somerset
and state ct Maine. the 18th day OF Jam
uarv, d. 1891 rhe undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment rs Assignee ot
tbcu smith Of Skuwhegan. in said County of
Somtr-tI. In~olycnt Debtor, VINO has been de
clarcd an Insol cent upon hi petition by the
Court of Insolvency for fhc County of Somcr-
set 2w3
EDWARD ?. COFFIN, Assignee.
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DIED.

AmeH,i, Nj,.-,i.sss. -, EAp, r,s,. al. only
daughter of Mr.. Louise trowcl Nged Is VI
Carmel Doc. y. Lyman Nofk Ngcd 10
years. Wa a mem Der OF 2uh, Maine Rrsci.
ment. Papers please COPY
bradford Nla>s--ian, r. John T. Drew.
tormerlN of Ntark> Maine. Aeed g wears,
months, u days.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will give public hearing
at their room in the State House, Thurs
day, Feb. and, 1893, at 4, O'Clock P. NJ,
on ! the bill an . act additional to
Chapter 40 OF the Revised Statutes re-
lating to Insurance and Insurance Com
panies.
I. {. S. SPILLANE, Sec'y.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
Ripley

Ecv,. Mclaughlin and Burrill al Car
mel and iIermon have been holding
meeting, at the Christian Church the
past week,
|. Il. Frost i h"mr from Mas. and
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26

our u"cillnS places
KINGS SARSA
PARILLA i, skill
fully combined b} j
chemist OF long eN-
perienoe in the 81
lection and prePara-
ton Of drugs and
can be implicitly re
lied upon as the most
valuable preparation
Of the kind ON the
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-26
1T is ALL
that is CLAIMED FOR 1T =!

Women of all ages, and in all con
ditionS, will lind just the help they
need in Skoda ; Discovery.
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Card of Thanks

We hereby give Notice that w wish Il
expires, our gratitude to the friend, anc
ueighbor, who - kindly assisted IL il
our ,ale bereavement.
Mis-. CHARLOTTE +. GREENLEAf.
tHAS. GEEENLTAF.
Mus. y. rwYCRO>>.
Mrs. l.. COLIN.
Mercer. Jam. I'D. ls93
MI l.. t. Matthews. Nho graduate
from Colby in the cli,- OF al, has taher
the first prilr in thu department ri g'ol
ogy Al .Iohus Hopkins University.
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THE SECRET or SUCCESS.
Great Fortunes Rising Like
Monuments.

now MIILIoNAIItEs SUCCEED u
PILISG uP tNoRMot Faith
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B|xBy& BUCK
axation.

Taxation.
The committee on Taxation will give a
public hearing in the Senate Chamber at
Augusta, on Thursday, February :, at
p. NJ, on bill providing for greater uni
formity among towns in methods of as
sessment of taxes by requirin town asses
sors to meet state assessors in convention
to be held at different points in the STATE
augusta. Jany. y, 1903.
John A. ROBERTS, Sec'x
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria s 50 web adapted to children that
recommend it a. superior to any prescription
known to me" II. A. ARcHxA, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.