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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25
CONSUMPTION
CAN Be CURED

In It's carly stages by taking HlpDxs',
MAGNETIC Coasry5uxB.
CafsaInptioa istle haus. 3fNes~ Eng
land; tl,e hing Of terrosa IN naay hs.ar,,
and homes.
Ii is caused BY the li.re.-foii agency of
digeslire fermentation aal "a i,rr,e,v-
erisi.ei c9a4-'ioa of il.e Lla.sI aaI uer-
voGs system.
ii'anr>'s hhaNfrIe Copr.a ->p cor.
reeis dises;he asa.s atatio,i, e!eanses
and hpl!ds aP the tlood, aaa toses 10
the nervous sys.rIn .a 4 remarkable way.
1t eefFecte loas ct agpeti,e. ais ia The
assimilation ri fsaj. and replaces weak.
mess and l4-sH-5e With bHo,aaey
and s,feegih.
Nremose' poi aueHs 4ef@5si,s. cleansea
and heals 'Ae '-rs ti.,ae. L,.i}d. up the
general heal'a sHd euses Ia ,l.e r4iisna.
or scieatiac way.
H!DDKS's MA.NE4lc Cnsszs;xu +.
valuable medicine ia lie carly s,ase. @.
consumption, aa4 81 s, reiia,sle med
ieine in all forHs 0f ritysicsi ssrakncss.
i, is coming TO be looked u,.oa a. the
best al nHand medicine on the market.
YosT dfuggi,t keeps it. Bur IL, TRY
II, TWILL Do You Coop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25
AlUMlNUM 10 Be CHEAP.
Favorable Reports On q Prscess 10 make u
Cheaper than Copper.

DrLrru, Aug. 24.-Tbc patent office
authorities sent to this city chemical ex-
per, on an application for patent for q
new process OF obtaining aluminium from
its oxide. The process includes chemical
combinations heretofore supposed to be
impossible. and Oh this ground the sppil-
cation for patent was rejected, the
method being termed imperative. Three
entirely satisfactory tests we're made by the
government chemis, and be has returned
10 Washington. A copy of his report to
the patent Office was received here today
After detailing the tests az made by him
.elf he says that the process is operative,
tha, il appears to be almost perfect in its
results in obtaining the entire aluminium
value of the oxide.
The discoverer of this process and his
Duluth associates say they can produce
pure aluminium at price considerabiy be-
low that of any Of the electrical processes
and cheaper. bulk for bulk. than copper.
Experiments have been under way here,
where the clay is rich in aluminium. for
much over a year. looking to the perfection
Of the process. II vas FIRST discovered by
a German chemist with friends ia this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25
4 BIG SHUT DOWN.
The Woeiea Mills Uncertain what to
De-

SASToEn, Aug. 2i-T~euty 2 Of the Large
est woolen mills in Maine shu. down with
in the next ten days to vail for restora-
ton Of confidence. This movement was
decided a. meeting Of the WOODEN Mann
faciarers Association Of Maine held a,
Bangor Tuesday.
Among the mills 10 suspend operations
are the plush and carriage robe factories at
Sanford, the largess pro.2cers of those
tahries IN the United States Mil No.
OF the Sanford mills, containing the card
lag spinning AMI weaving department. .h1t
dowa Wednesday night THURSDAY the
printing department si.at down. and Friday
night total su.pension of all except the
blanket department IN Mil No viii take
place. These factories give employ mcrt 10
nearly strl hands
Tie Goodail Worsted Company has sus-
pen he'd operations III the weaving depart
neuI 800 looms n0v beng idle. There j.
hoS ever, Prospect stist tbe yarn depart
nieut viii be k.p. in opeT stlon.
The WOODEN manufacturers prefer TO shut
iown their factories and keep what raw
iu atet.a they have jn stock, rather than
put tllr manufactured gouis on the market
and vsit iniyhnstely FOX their pay.
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Young Oespesado's Timely End.

Frlros, Mo-. Aug. 24.-Fred Nef, a
,ie.perado in Central Missouri, was killed
near Portland yesterday evening. He was
en- route to his mothers home in wagon
with Bud Benskin and Henry Scheinemer.
Abou, mile out they passed George Mar
tin. Neh had the wagon stopped, and
slizhting. went back to meet Martin He
drew his revolver, walked up to Martin, and
said
II sm told that you are the man who bad
me lniicted before the grand jury"
Martin denied the charge. Nef began
to maui Martin over the head with the pis-
,ol. Martin ~rencbed the pistol from Nef
and sho, him. killing him instantly.
The sheriff of Montgomery county with
a warrant to arrest Sef for killing man
in Morrison. Gsseonsde county. and the
sheriff of Galloway county. also with a
warrant to arrest him for gambling. both
arrived in Portland few minutes after the
killing.
Nef was 35 years old, and is credited
with killing three men, with a probability
of several others.
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SPARKS rRon MAINE WIRES.

s,..me, sebenos n, IA, Ua,bo,. broke
he, .haft Monday. and los, her wheel.
She will be laid up few days for repairs.
Jobn Keriel'. house nj st. AibAus, and
furniture was burned a, abou, O'Clock Y.
~ Insured for $3.50, loss At least
5000.
60 G uoa,lo, ,c,,I,,,.J ,,;.,,r.
,y,d. ,;ah, ,e,u,r.a T,,,,.d., al
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ssousMv NONE plUssER.
IrseAiss caslsred b ths nieAnssd eua
ciub o. ExAiaittoA.

RcaAoSp. Aug. $50 many were the
trophies brought home by the Richmond
Gun Ciab from the State shoot at Lewiston
Wednesday that one would BE- more likely
to look upon them A. the plunder Of hand
of maraudcrs than prizes won by . rival gun
club. All Of them we're exhibited In The
chow window of &. A. fotter's place today.
and attracted the attention Of nearly all
passers by.
Besides coming Oh victors In the shoot
for the State championship, members sf
the Richmond team won three
of the prizes offered for
the best individual shot. The second
prize, French clock, Was won by Benja-
MN Huntington third prize, punch howl.
was Won by A. 5. Alexander. and the
fourth. a berry dish and spoon va captured
by Dr. Rowe. The John 4. Lowell badGs
which the club won Al Portland some time
since and which they twice defended against
their rivals on the home grounds. occupied
q place in the window. The boys feel very
proud Of their achievements ~ they veil
may. The State shoot will be held here
next year. The Independent Hose Com
pany the gun club and W. A. Bibber's
horse Ben Franklin, may be depended on
10 maintain the sporting reputation Of The
town for the remainder Of the season.
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sallroad ano Stea,nfsa@ts
vlNf CENTRAL RAILROAD.
..,..,.,., Of Trains In Eject June
sstE, 1888.
THROUGH TaAiss.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25
SMALL SILVER WANTED
II Congress Grants 5000 600 Old Worn Sit
ser Can Be Receined

WAsuiNeToN. Aug. 24.-Nesrly the en-
tire amount Of orr fractional silver in the
treasury AMI various sub treasures can be
recoineI Il Congress rsake$ the apprupria-
ton Of $50 ,p=l recs nIly asked for IN A
special letter by SECRETARY Csrli-ie, Tae
surinkAse on the nonIaAl value OF lhe'"
coins hs. averaged about per cent. a1''
;hs appropriation asked for would cover
ibl loss On siptan .Btt.
The amount of subsidiary silver on hand
from daF To dAy IL about >l2.tSo, ,WH', but 4
par, of 1, is new. br ght pieces. ~htch are
received IN the OriRas3 course u business
and DO not heel 70 i.e rec0lncd. The ap-
prop istlga for the present fiscal year t1'
,hs rpcoinage was $50 ono, but the mr.,
c,mliroller decided that tie money be
camp Immediately available with the snSet-
nrn, Of the appropriation bill, IA Msrea,
auI ia. .u-ir. a'nonat 5,ss b,'en exPcn led
.iu'ns the YSsI SIX months.
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umifFs Or sEA An
ssas uAs ~ Eaisyias tAs fssi ossssss q
caeitoi.

CArurol IsiAxp, Aug. @.-(Speciai. -
Mr.. James Proc,on took party Of young
people 10 the hop al MenauArmst TnssdAy
evening, on his steam yacht 'lsis.
Capitol has always been . great rem
lezvous for cat boAis and this year there
have been more boats quartcred here than
ever. Captain .'limmie- Robinsonis boat
Louie Of Richmond has sailed more par
ties than any Of the othsrs this season, Rob
inson is popular and has = fine boat. The
Reed brothers, John and Dave. in their
crack boats ..Mcilie and ''Surpriss' have
done a good seasons business but have not
catered to CapitoliAns exclusively. mum
her of other boats including the cats ''Mef-
maid and Thistle" and sleop "EllA' ali
kennebee craft, have had . good season.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. Y. Studley and son and
Miss Eta johnson Of Gardiner we're at
Young's during the past week.
Misses Jennie woodcock and Ida Pen
nington Of Gardiner are the guesis Of Miss
Maud Kane ai the Name cottage.
Rev. MIR. Barber Of the tniversalist
church. Gardner. and Mrs. Barber, Guy
H,ldre,h Of Gardiner and Miss Blanche
Burnhsm Of Massachusetts are Al the Good
win cottage. =.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ID. C. Shepherd of Gardi-
ner. Miss Shepherd and Miss josie Shep-
herd will remain At their cottage until the
first week in September.
Mrs. T. c. CaYriek and Miss Lillian Car
rick of Philadelphia and Miss Lucy HAgar
of Richmond left the island Tuesday after
a two weeks stay. They will WHIT the
Worlds Fair during September.
William Kane and b. W. Partridge OF
Gardiner were among the Sunday visitors
TO the island.
DIR. X. W. Small Of Richmond who re-
Gently purchased the Lash cottage IL here
with his wife. Mrs. Wilson and son Louis
Of Richmond are their guests.
Mi.. Florence Choate of Augusta has
been spending the week at iounes.
III. ID. Leonard of Gardiner and his wife
have put in the entire season at Capitol IN
delightful manner. They have fine camp,
made of matched pine. among the sprnces
at the edge of the beach al the cove. Their
camp is nearly a cottage in size, 10 solidly
built and costly furnished. Cooking 10
done in a separate structure under u big
tree. The view Is fee and the location ad-
mirsbly adapted TO easy boating. Mr..
Leonard 10 fond Of fshing and lobstering
and his boa, and skiff are moored directly
in from, of his door. He derives all the
pleasure to be obtained from life at the sea-
shore ~ithout having his quiet disturbed by
the noise Of the crowds that come and 90
ON other parts Of the island.
Miss Marion Lawrence Of South Card
ner has been the guest of Mics Grace
Hooker of Gardiner during the past week.
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4 trfqf ..pzgh without shortening II
ID. 4aesiEg medical aid vfssn some sast
sss.s srs,a ssszzrcs-s Ehrss II & osg obfa5rsSss
ssss ss.zt Tfzx ksez IL the ald socsfsrs were frse
fss sss~ ts5-.zeee rcguirs v5ps-u. reEae-tiese Il
sss.s Vet sse that drastic pzTSftres. narcotics
Il 4-e4s-EfEss OF The naryug9s ss<tess are
ssFFss ne IL ea-ss where u gt elserd@rs aasss
ssstss esl lar tbe ass cf szsssr nseSH- es reeVsx
- 4z.sFsy M 10 .Ets,ssasenr danger bat ezsazsy
sfsseyezs- Hsstcss..'s sicrnAEh Hitters nos Szly
-,35ss ~ tses ri, zuasely sAa cssHsrietelT rnleves
sf >. rssers Of the sf9rr4e. ver a9wels and nerFss
IT ! r~nsiae ssaie, beautifully sfTaulstss tire kd
ssys 4 3 sissrsurs Alternative. sss 4 Hss~f ezes-
.nsa t-.ysms4xr ax essiss asG f-rer ard hI3ozs re-
mssi..rs Ia ufsssss eonsGsaes cas- be rrfssed
~ tis srrsFy and safety Of - useSieaaz. snSre-
dsxre-
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Dssvga. Aug. 2i.--Uuem pioyed labor
er. Yesterday morning visited the scene OF
the North SIDE sever nos building and
drove out Of the trench Is men who we're
working eight hours at l.20 . day. The
men 10 the ditch we're willing to ~ork. bat
the cries of Mo starvation in free Amer
ica,@ forced them to quit. Only three po-
Iieemen we're on the scene. and they could
do nothing. Contractor Hindry suspended
ali work for the day and demanded protec-
ton for his men from the authorities.
Later the mob drove of the lzborefs ai
uork on the capitol Hill sever.
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LtTrIg Rock, Ark, Aug. 4.--Caps. W.
B. Lythe, sheriff of Miller county, is short
in his accounts vith the state to the amount
of sI1.ooo. I.ythe has decided over his
real estate to his boaismer. He used the
fund. in private ventures State Auditor
Mills stated Yesterday that be would today
i..ue n distress warrant on Sheriff w. J..
Werner Of cristenien county for sl2r11o.
the amount due the state from him, and of
which Werner claims he was robbed in
Memphis some weeks ago
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San Franeisce's unsmpIeyed.

sax FRsSc1sco, Aug. 24.-The unem-
pIored in this city have formed an organi-
alton called The United Brotherhood of
Labor 1t ha. about 5000 members, and
has already established a free employment
agency and is constructing free soup
kitchen. which will soon be ready for use-
The organization has skilled can makers
an.ong is members, who propose to take
the place of Chinese in the esnneries and
o.he- ,,laee. employing such labors.
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TERRIBLE CYCLIC
Ragged All Along the Coast During
Thursday.
vssa A.ssaa = Ds.aes osas - lasd -

NV Yosk, Aug. N.-The wsst in13en
cyclone which svepe ovse tbs paSt cS ~
Atlantic coase lase nisht and this DosnirQ.
on its vay 10 tAe New kngland coase, hA
iss marks over The whole rsGiol arosnd
Nev York. The rain fall. nsasurins $50
inches during - hour, vas the heavtsse
ever recorded by the local sisnA service.
Premonitions Of the coming storm vsss
felt yesterday afternoon u Long Branch.
The wind, strong u 5 In the afsssnesa.
steadily increased in velocity, reaching .
maximum Of 20 niles an hour st 5 in ths
morning. The heavy rainfall began q ,
Last night and ceased about this morning.
Through dragging Of anchors Of chips u
the bay and North river, more than 80
cables Of the Western Union TelesrapA
Company we're torn and are nov lying use-
less on the bottom Of the river. The ssv-
ages Of the storm werc NO lees severe -
land.
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HALIFAX, N. S.. Aug. 23.-Souris, r. Il.
l., 10 a great port Of rendezvous for Ameri-
can and Canadian fishermen, and . very
bitter feeling prevails between tie men Of
the respective fleets.
un Saturday night a fierce fight took
place in the streets in which Patrick Mari
Of the Gloucester schooner Parkhurst was
stabbed in the arm and back. and probably
fatally wounded, and another sailor was
sruck on the head with hammer, and will
n 1t recover from the effects of the blow for
months.
These outrAges greatly embitsered the
feeling betw cen the rival fishermen, and the
Americans made oren threa's of retaliation.
in consequence Of which the local militia
were called ou, and patrollcd the streets.
The feeling is so bitter that serious
trouble IL anticipated.
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pss Up Ola mssls ia Mis- Back Yasd.

grrrALs,. Ang- zi.-wbiie Michael Red
uopa was digging 10 bis back yard yssier-
s.y he say something brilliant In the dirt
and picked it up Ii ~asa diamond Con
,inuinx his search he found three more.
The find is explained by the fact that the
deb,i. from tie Richmond Hotel FIRE vss
dumped on the ground where Rsdmonds
los nov is.
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,,tv yolr sys.ela and cast OF sickness
Don't deiayt
Take the remedy IA season II Gay -
yna months sickness. roofas .css %
time and a months expenses for . aoe'ot.
Remember, too. thas ia taking A'eNApec
Indian sAzwa you are not ellins your yses =
wtca mineral poison shat "brsoes you Up
for hile. Only 70 leave yos vosss On =
before.
Beware Of mineral nea.esnsss 1Asy ~
Ssrgeroasi They ofssn XII
Rrrnor,sssr, EE1sr5oc fstssa .SsgDs e.sasss
&c s.iassz,i sr esse- harrhzi taSrsSz1.ee Ass
rae highes. a1i uapre,aticsd anshorisy.
saSws Is remedy for all time a1d roe 80
seasons. II restores the stomach. nvef 80 =
kstnsys to a state OF perfect seaitn' AID !.
these organs ara IN good condition you neea
no. fear disease. Rheumatism. pIsPspeiA,
Liver compliant Disease OF the hs1ney :
Nervous troubles. ScrnfuiA. Erysipe'as Aaa
al blood aiscrIers are cur-d and prevented .
by lie harmless and valuable corz2oana OK
roots. bs-xs and heris.
Kickapoo indian SagWa.
cgesnssz, Px-sees. Eess<s<s snS fssseeraS
rry Ps-f q ia hs~es syKes-
so.o 81 AL DRUGGISTS.
tl.oo Pr Bsttlsi Q Bstslas r. eAo0
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happy word for every occasion. and
keeps shing hnmuins.
The Governor has been given = grand
ovsxion all day. He has made scores Of
new and frm frienls and will surely BE- .
guest q the next annual encampment OF
the Fifvt Maine Regimens Association.
The two days visit q Csmp Benson and
Camp Cleaves has been = mose pleasant
one. much enjoyed By sii. The party iefs
On the as. express for home. Governof
CleAves goes 70 Portland and the other
-ncaase,s of the party to their respective
s.omcs.
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JNe AuBURM GAZETTE.
It's Pubiicalisa Mas Ceased Uadss Dsasesalte
Dull Iimss. .r.

ArBrRs. Aug. 24.-Tbe Auburn Gazette
announces tonight that its publication
ceases with this issue. The stfingency Of
the money market and uncertainty as 10 the
future are the reasons given.
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gcush Sea On nAcce islaad Coast.

PRoyloKscE, r. L.. Aug. e4--Four
pontooas aud schooner. valued II sl3 600
in tow of tug went ashore early this
morning. There were nine men on the
crafts, eight of whom succeeded in getting
ashore much cut and bruised.
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twill cost you nothing and win surely
do yoa good. IL VOC have Cough. Cold, or
auy sroable with Throat, Chest or Lungs-
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consamp-
ton, Coaghs AMI Gokds is guaranteed TO
xive relief, or money viii be paid back.
Saserers from La Grippe found ii just the
thing and under It's use had speedy and
uerfec1 recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself just
ho~ good \ thing it 10. Trial bottles free
Al W. A. Erskine's Drug Store Garalne.-
Large sixe 5oc. and sl.oo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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yJsewN WITH WaEckAGe.
The Path Of the Storm masted With Great
Devastation.

Bosros, Aug 2t.-Tbe following dis
patch va. received from New York By long
distance telephone The path OF the storm
that swept along the northern Atianiic
coast last night il strevn with wreckage-
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ity Of the Indian
proves the poten-
CT Of the Indians
medicine
Indian oaSva
keeps him we'll
IL you feel run
down or lack
appetite. donS
slesp veil. havs
q bad TASTE ID
the mouth. pains
In any part Of tie
body. respond to
tie cry OF nature.
and vita kiekH
ZOO indian eAEva
cleanse ana fee.
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lscai Forecast

Ps.sros. Aug 93.-Masne Friday. hshr
rains warmer southwest sEadaer dItLzlhlsA-
lag IN force.
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DgSygR, Col, Aug. sa.-At . meeting
Of gentlemen here 10 CONSIDER means to
help the needy unemployed Of New York Il
vas resolved 70 offer from Colorado two
car loads Of potatoes Mr.. Samuel Lesem,
TO seni the following telegram to New
York.
s.DESyKk. Col, Aug. -, fsss.
Samuel Gompers, president Of the Amer.-
can Fessersiion Of Labor. New York:
VIII yoa accept two carloads Of aoar and
txo cars Of potatoes, TO be delivered free .as
Denye.s contrib alton to the unemployed in
New York who are in needs
SAMUEL LEsEn,
Chairman of the committee.
Samuel Gompers ~as seen by = reporter
Al the Office of the AMerican Federation of
Labor, and said
As vet I have received no telegram
from Denver, bat on the lines Of oar ap-
peal 10 the people of the United States
should certainly accept the oher- In our
circular 10 the people of the United States
We stated plain facts
Hsniliaiias Appeal.
Extracts from the circular say;
a hundred thousand men, women and
children are nearing the verge Of starvation
10 this rich metropolis of these free luiied
States. Hundreds of thousands Of others
are within but q .hor, distance from want
and is attendant suffering, misery AMI
crime. From all the manufacturing and
commercial centres there comes the an1-
ious demand for work, coon, ~e fear, to be
followed by the desperate, Departing cry
for bread"
AS humane men and women we enrreai
you to listen TO the cry of labor for work
and bread As patriotic citizens We pro
claim ,ha, those who control the industries
and tie tiuarce of the United States are
responsible for the employment and non
em;loym ment of labor, and We demand of
them immediate relief for the victims of a
system inherited from the ages of wrong
with which the poor have been oppressed.
Another Appeal.
The following circular has also been is
sued by the Organized Labor Conference
for the Relief of the Unemployed, calling
for bread and work from organized labor,
EMPLOYED workmen and the citizens of New
York:
"A fearful crisis il upon US; countless
of our fellow men are unem-
ployed; men, women and children are suf-
fering the psngs Of hunger The present in
ilcatIons are that the poverty and misery
of our people will no, be diminished, but,
on the contrary, intensified for same time
TO come.
We cannot allow by our indifference
hundreds or even thousands TO die of starv-
alton while large masses are suffering from
insufficient food. ..,s
We appeal to all in this hour % -
peoples need to contribute generously and
freely to alleviate the suferings, the
misery and the possible death from starv-
alton.
I'VE assure all that every dollar conirl-
buted will be honestly distributed and de-
voted to the relief OF the unemployed work
ers of New York.
The wants of the needy must be sup
piled, the hunger OF our brothers and sisters
mus, be satisfied. All who can contribute
to this relief fund of the unemployed
should do so a; once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25

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Nxs. wuuDwss NOTHING sYnUv has hees
u.rf for over HIYIY yEAkS BY MILLIONS Of
NOTHEgs fos their CHILDREN vhile TkkTM-
the child. EOFTEss the GUNS. ALLAYB ~
PAIN: CUgks WIND cOLIG as1 10 ths osst
remedy for DfAKRiffEA. Sod BY drunBa1es -
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other hind. Tw~s,y-a -avs ceats bottie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-25

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