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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-05
'AcEITE para ALU MBRADo de las FAMIL1As
LUZ Brillante.

aIBRE DE EXPLOSION COMBUSTION EXPONTA
MEAS SIN HUMO M NAL OLOk
Este aceite producto de una fabrication especial e
gual, ST no superior los que mportan del extranie
oajo dversos nombres marcas, tanto por cuaida
des lumincsas como por Ia seguridad que ofrece 10
,Onsumidores.
Nuestro precios mucho mas reducidos que los
lie Las extranjeras, que este mayor preci
brndan alos ventaas de nnguna clase
La experiences adqufida en- esta industr1a durantt
fmuehOg amos en- los Estados Unidos Cuba, Mexico
otros paises, permte ofrecer al publco articu
que no se puede mejorar parte alguna bajo ningu
soncepto. 80
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRHLANTE, ELEFANTE
LUZ SOLAR, estan regisradas perseguir8 tod.
81 rigOr de Ia ley los falsifcadOres.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Obituary

Mr. Fred l.. Gates, son of William II.
snd Eta S. Gates of this village, has been
for several months in the employ OF the
firm of Calef Brothers, at Providence, *. L.
About three weeks ago, in writing home to
friends he reported that he was not expert
nciug his usual good health. although
there was no cause for alarm, and he was
pursuing his usual routine of duties at the
store.
ON Tuesday night of the 10Th, however,a
telegram WAS received bearing the startling
Intelligence that he was suffering FROM
pneumonia in an intense form, AMI sum
mouinr At once his father and mother. HIS
father feeling unable to make the journey,
the oldest son Mr.. George II. Gates, and
the mother took the Pullman train for Prov
idence that night. Upon their arrival at the
Young man apartments. they at once learned
tbs. the worst was in store for the patient.
Miss Lizzie r. Stafford, the young lady to
whom he was hetrothed went to Providence
by the morning train Of the 20th, but before
.le could reach his bedside "the vital spark
had apd." The spirit had gone to God
who gave it" II mothers prayers If the
be OF medical skill, if the fondest love
an II the highest devotion of his employ
er4 and fellow clerks could have saved him,
fred" would he living today, but it was
nat To be so. The burial service took place
NJ bis beautiful home in this village on Sun
| day TN, 18th. Mt O'Clock T. NJ
K.y. /. W. Day, minister resident of the
Metho list church at East Corinth an init
mate friend of the family otiiciated. It
q as beautiful autumn Sabbath day ami
there was in attendance a large assembly of
r, lat,ves and neiphhors Of the family and
aeouajn,ances of tn. deceased. The floral
displav was beautiful and such only as
il,uer. can make them. His late employers
Messrs. Calef Bros. sent \ lovely Tyre of
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among other things, to PROVE half dozen
points. Mr.. Heseit0u took these up ono
by one and showed that they were founde'i
upon exsggsraiion. The government mus;
prove beyond reasonable doubt, first, that f.
crm, was committed; second, that my
client committed it.
Mr.. He>, Iron then spoke of the exposed
position Of the Wake field camp and asked
If it was likely that q murder, for murder
it was if the government was right, could
have been committed in broad daylight OF
Sunday afternoon in view of the bridge,
highways and such popular thoroughfare
as the stream.
The defence intends to show that each
one of the governments witnesses had ex
er's inquest, when all was fresh in their
minds. Van Blsnn and Harry Dunn thet
knew only small portion of what they
have since testified to-
The defence will show by testimony OF
Mr.. Fairbanks and others that Silver
u-ei all possible means to obtaiT
all AMI aided in search. l.
George Silver bad been guilty would h
have gone TO each person he met and tol
the story of the accident!
larry Dunns testimony showed that Oh
yer did not have an exclusive opportuDit
to commit the crime, if one had been com
nitted.
Mr.. Ieselton then impressed upon I'll
jury the need of remembering that onl'
one hypothesis could be considered as t.
how Blenn came to his death and only on
as to Silver's connection with it, and if ths
latter hypothesis was not sufficient the,
could only acquit his client.
At ) P. NJ. court adjourned to $50 A
NJ. on Wednes lay, Mr.. Heselton having NJ
witnesses ready.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27
BY TEtEGRAPA,
EaiRE uHivEA3AliSTS.
Programme for the Coming Convention al
49,. Bangor.

Maine Universais,s are preparing for a
rousing convention of young people AMI
Sunday school workers at Bangor, Oct. )
to 5. The Maine Central, Grand Trunk
and Bangor & Aroostook grant half fares
from any station The services begin
Tuesday evening. Oct. s. with address by
Rev. J. +. Leland Of this city on milk
and Meat for Sunday Schools" also ad-
dress, Enthusiasm Necessary to Success
full Young Peoples Work" by Rev. +. q.
Mason of Oakland.
WEDNESDAY. otr.4.-s.10 \. NJ, PRAYER meet
ing: TO- organization of convention; 1910, address
of eleone, resi- anse by President Hodghins o
MON. and re ifchsi of :. \. convention, io.8'
appointment of committees; 1910 report OF seerc
tary; 10 H. report Of treasurer, adj -nrnmsnt to
\ VI. Thursday, Oct. ,,
Y.r Z. Til A. NJ organization. Appoint
pent Of committee. si.2o. report ct seefetart
II 70, report Of 'reasnrer: ,i'5o' amend
mcnt OF constitution, r. NJ, report o.
rs. Paper: TIE Education pcinand, i
To-day. and the Advantages Possible through u,
1. T. e. - Miss Mary NeRhail, Fan field 30
Paper "Individual Wotk in the nioh Mis-
Annie NJ. Frye, Bethel, los, Paper Possible
ties of the Work in Rural pisirlct-." Mss4 Margi'
l.. Wilson. Turner Cenier; Is Paper "rhe ~
tare Members of the y. 7. G. L." Miss tiensva +
Aiibee. North A1SoH, I 10, Question box, rs
Closing Business session. tieetien OF lHicer :
N, ddres. why Young Peoples mon ?
Rev. r. Il. favne, Lrwistor. Address, ''W bat ~
We Do with Our BoysF" Miss Hannah ) Powell
Wstervile.
ing, y. L. &. l., conducted by Harry $. Nosc
WatervIlle Subj ct, "Spiritual Grosth," Cor
t. 3o s.. . 30. Business aeeiing- 10 A. Addre- :
"BencRts OF . sabbath School to q CaHntr!
Parish" Rev. y. l.. Crane, Kradhelh 200 J.. NJ
Final reports of committee and closing business o
convention. 20. Address. -'Lesssns and Lessor
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IN The SENATE.
Mr.. Stewart Continues Ms Sharp Criticism Of
Mr.. CIeyeIand's Words and Deeds.

Washington, Sept 26.-In the Senate
today Stewart again resumed tie floor and
.tarted again with new spaper paragraphs.
When asked why he connected tine Presl-
dent with these newspapers, he said that
they were not contradicted by the Preslden.
or any of his frienss. Charles /. did just
What Cleveland had done here up to this
time. He trampled on the rights OF the
people, would not allow legislation, and
when passed would not execute it.
At Stewart's request Mitchell Of Oregon
read an article from San Francisco paper.
Palmer asked whether it was consisted
18th the proper relations that should exis'
between the President and the Senate, thu
TO have charges against the Executive read
to the Senate. Stewart said that it was
consistent with him as Senator to defend
Tie Senate against what the press regarded
as a s'rebuke" administered to it by The
President.
LET his fricnls," he added angrily
.'deny that he has used patronage to con
troll legislation. Let them make it clear
that patronage has been given to all DE mo
Gratis alike, without regard to their po,itioi
on this question
Palmer asked Stewart to indicate singh
ia which the President had employed pat
ronlge to control senator or representa-
tive. Stewart replied that tins was s.,
charged every day in the public press.
III The senator himself" said Palmer,
twill on his own responsibility as senator
make charge of that sort, will confess
or | will deny it, but the idea that TIA,
friends of the President or the Presideni
himself should formally deny all charge'
against him in nes spapers is absurd. an
calling attention to the strange attitude
" hich the senator occupies in repeating, Or
that floor, charges against the President.
for which the senator himself will not b.
responsible"
Stewart said the charges had been made
in administration organs which had all de-
manded that the Senate should "voie first
and debate afterwards" Stewart proposed
that committee investigate the matter.
Palmer said he would vote in favor of an
Investigation if Stewart would make for
NAL charge against any senator or any mem
Der of the House. lie asked Stewart to
Name the man
when make criminal charge against
a particular Individual" said Mr.. Stewart
contcmp;uously, 'the senator will allow
the charge TO be Investigated. But he will
no. protect the honor Of his Executive in
lfeny ing charges which the newspapers are
making. Tie wants me to make personal
charge against senators" Aad then be re-
pested, with all the contempt he could i'm
part to the words 80 pshaw Tha, is
clear outside Of the question" Laughter. !
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AMUSE n ME.


A more enthusiastic or more highly
pleased audience never faced the stage in
Augusta than that Tuesday evening, when
Mr.. Louis Aldrich and bis superb support
gave THE Senator" Mr.. Aldrich was
here last season and it afterwards became a
common saying: Go and see The Sena-
tor. His company has been strengthened
since last year, and is now one OF
the strongest ever seen here. OF Mr.
Aldrich as Senator Hannibal Rivers, praise
is utterly unnecessary. He is too well
known and too great a success to need il.
Ii an ything be has improved over last year.
Harry Braham in his Chinese character.
Baron Ling Ching, was great hit, and ev-
cry other gentleman handled his part to
perfection. Miss Hattie Russell as Mrs.
Hilary completely csptivated the audience
ald deserved every atom Of the applause
she received. Misses Field, Delaro. 0ster-
man and james in their several parts were
very successful and were all literally ap-
platded. The curtain was raised several
times in response TO the repeated calls and
after the great third act the entire company
was called before the curtain, Mr.. Ahirich
and Miss Hattie Russell receiving ttrn6c
applause
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CHOLERA IN PERSIA.
Eastern Shore q Persian Cult Devastated
Inhabitants Flee From Villages.

CAtcurTa, Sept. 25.--Adsiees received
here from Psr,ia show that for two weeks
past cholera has been ravaging the towns
and Villages along the eastern shore Of the
Persian gulf. Several villages have been
compls tely deserted and their inhabitants
have fed iato the INFERIOR TO escape the
dread scourge that worked such havoc last
year in that locality.
IL is believed that these fagitives have
carried choiera germs with them and that
their flight viii result in vide dissemination
of the disease. At Kszefoom in the prov
ince Of Fxrs, and for considerable dis
lance inland from the gulf, there are many
deaths from choisra daily.
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BISMARCK VERY ILL.
Acute Pneumonia Seized Him and Relapse
Will Prove Fatal.

BsgLIs. Sept. 26.--Herr Alters, an artist,
" no is a close friend of the Bismarck fam
lily, arrived here from Kisseugrn this even
ing and gives an unexpectedly discouraging
report of the Princes condition. The most
Formidable of Bismarck's mslsfiies has been
acute pneumonia. The disease was not
discovered by the physicians until Bis
marck's condition has become critical. lie
is very wax AID quite liable to a RELAPSE
which must prove fatal.
According to Herr Alters report the oil
man seems Ike wreck. His splendid
frame has shrunk and bis FISH hail fallen
off until his clothing hangs in folds. He
appears ~ If fnlls n head shorter than b.
fore his Illness. The princess is strunsis
opposed to rsmosIng him to Ffeidriessruhe
He, however, is anxious TO go home-
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.Dunsayss md csnmittss cemplsts All ibs
Arrangement and Details.

New York. Sept. 25.--Lori Dunravep
met the Americas cup committee at the
house Of the New York Yacht Cinb, Madi-
son avenue, this evening. The hour for
the races, arrangements for stsrting. finish
aud other details vere carefully gone over,
and after tso hours' discussion YER
amieably arranged.
The subject Of prosiiing against pos
sible accident or mishsp. which may occur
during any Of the contests. vas scnssed
At length. The dessils Of the Faees will
not be given to the pablo tonight.
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ioAA' sept N.
F,otJr--R eccfuts 4.aiG pkSs: ssoor,A IA a.
bbls: 1851 ,scis: sales. Ii. 40 phss: ma,
kat dun - - -
o. er,,.- ~ n.s2M. ci,v mill. - ~,
mills 10: uaieuts 1 a,a1 10: W ate, whoa. H..
sa,ents. A 5ya4 70 -. hfinpesots eiesy. GOA r.
strsiVbts 4 2ost %. untsnts. gsoa 4 10. ~,
y,,xff,re,. Soaa 10. .apeYfne 7s.z rs: Sc. / y
40
sn,-,r,usx F,nt.p s,t ,a.,
kfx tIA,t,n- aa,e;. steady - A. .s,,,s ~
Cogx MraIg-tilnt, s.eady.
kTs- dali norainai; western, 5ass.
so.ss, 500. s5s,s,. No. q To,oa,o' sAsss
BAe,.xY MAIT,eniet $50 vessera zo.Sy
txo raa-d sac 7os3s. roxea sssts 90 4 ~ Z
m.ae s.a,ada ir,sIfs S'''
TersI-- Eeee,nts szs a,s b.sh srr.n,,. ,os s.,,
81 Ia - al, 800. .'a.ss, i"'.'pe'
So 50. red. ron, sna esy..o, zIs.-,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

II IL among thu foIiies Of which the mapufae
turers OF many proprietary remedies guilty, to
term their medicines ''panaseas, or TO claim for
them the quality Of panaceas. There IN no such
thing as .'panaeea." rhich means a remedy
adapted to ali diseases. This absurdify has never
been perrs trafed by the prppFieters of Hostttsrs
Stomach Bitters. Bat they do claim, and with
justice. that Il Is remedy Of general utility, and
this beea .se 1t restores that regaiar and vigorous
coalition Of the stomach. hsyr and DO .is which
eonsiuee TO the recovery Of seneral bsaith. Thas
il foffife- the sYsters agsins malaria by iuisssng
stamina and eaassas harmonious lion of the
org ans which, loug Is they go right. are the
best gnaraaty sgsinsf an endemic maiasiy like
shi.ls and fever. Il aeeompiistses double pur-
pose BY stimulating activity of the kidneys- since
Il not only prevents their disease and decay. but
expeis from the blood through them Impurities
that cznss rheumst isra, gUut and diopsy. Use II
with confidence.
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MYSTIC FACES.
Firsi Defeat CT SEASON Tor fd.h H.--iittie
iaterest in Races.

Bosros, Sept. 2G.--The attendance az
the New EsgIAnd Tro'ting Horse Breeders
meeting At My site was larger today than
yesterday, but the trsok was heavy, tits
weather raw and chilly. and the races not
particularly Interesting. The summaries
Two year-oId. tro,aing, purse $1,000, best
tive in three, Ther,ites won; best time,
? ~ Is.
he 2 30 class, trottipg, purse slJlD,
Bel I'M won; best time, PIG 4.
The 2.ls class. trotting. purse $1,000,
George Fl. wen; best time, 2.17 II.
The 30 cia,s. for 3-yexr-olds, purse
$1,000, Llfemark won best time, 2 70 IL.
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CHreAeo, Sept. 2s.--Julis Ward Howe
opered tits mornings session Of the
worlds religious psriiams nj, with sn ad-
dress Of 10 minutes duration in which she
congratulated ;he supporters upoa the sue
cesser of the parliament and prophesied
that it would have . marked influence for
good upon the whole Ct ehristendom- The
regular programme CT the morning. paftook
somewhat Of missionary turn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

Officer Raynss arrested Freuehman
Tuesday evening for disturbance. He
tried TO chew the officers kruekles and now
reroses in the station. Another unknown
man was arrested on the railroad back of
PARROTS grain store for kicking, without
cause, man who was passing.
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Hind DAY. Oct Sin.
30 ct-Sss-TE0T.

Honest Isrk. W T. Policy. waies.
Tsenoni, r. 6 t'osi-y, Wales
Kittis ". n "a, !. u H.rrsii, VI 81 Gardiner.
George, eh 2. X = Barahan- Gardner.
Toney ,. Joseph clostier. Augusta.
Emma s, w Fuller. WineiSw.
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A gIee club Of twelve uiemhers has been
osganlzed ut the Gar,tiHtr high schaal for
the purpose of lvsding the singing during
the morning exercises. Mary of the high
choois Of the State have discontinued mus
i,sI instruction but the interest here was re
cettiy manifested by an almost unanimous
vote of the pupils for its retention As a
afs,tx
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Guess So, J 7 Iiailoar1, Winsiow.
Young Uaroidsou, W : I. NEON, Augusta
Put b s. W LaJnson. Augusta. ,,,y,...s,
Nav Pilot, CHI m, Noah Alexander, RICHMOND
Niger, bk 8, Dr Roe, Richmond.
kittle IL b III, Frank Harrington, Gardin'r'
Pilnt Chief, bn s,Nrctor King. Redmond.
Forty Nine, blk q, ID Harmon, Gardiner
Dobin + KNOX. n, A NJ Newell, Boston, MASS
rBEE.Fog- ALi.--TBoT or FACE
ua;sy Eoifc. b IN Uernou Tlayer. Dresden.
,,pId Dust, Gu e II panton, West Gardner
Venture CHI L I Stackpoir. Gardiner.
Curard Jr, CHI e 7 Stuespoie, Gardner.
Bess, W s Lamson, Augusta.
Rosa Victor, A NJ Burrcll, weeds Mills
Walter ID, cb S G VI Guild, Augusta.
3-YEAg-oLDs CLASS.
julian, b : W l. Policy, Wales.
Kelly Boy, W y Walker. Augusta.
May Quee n, & IN N Guild, Augusta.
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BLOOD MEDICINE

yon cannot do better tlaan take =. r. 8.
AS q physician. hass prescribed and nsed
= =. 2. IN my practice So tonic. and for bassl
xsnbles, and have been very sacesssfui- fneser
ased . remedy which gave snch general gzsisfae,
lion to myself and patients.
IL D. RIcHr. u. D.. Nackey, Ind
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SfECiFtc Co. Atlanta, Ga.
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The dance last evening in Forrest Hall
= .th Gardiner, MSS very pleasant an al
s,ft quite we'll represented from this CITY
\ out to eoepl,s danced throughout th'
ening to sxcrlirnt music furnished by
\ ,uashan's orchestra
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.i,s Emua lIamlin and Mr., Antonio
Nj Causlanl were uni,od ia msrri 'se Mon
a.. evening at Dr. flsmin' in Farming
tals. Rev Mr.. Edwards tf'icistesl.
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Meadow Park Entries.

List of entries for the Meadow Park
races, Gardiner, October Sd, ith and 9th
80:
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he tug + l.. Hoffman, which vss
b. I'd ny ON the mud below the steamboat
~ II IF, filled wien the tale rose TUESDAY
NJ aing.
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Mrs. Rebeces White AMI daughter Miss
A 10 White returned To Jamaica Plains,
r :, day
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T.. Milikeu's SOFAS have commenced to
pile logs on the fat opposite the mill.
Rev Frctlsfi, W. Fsrr of Nov York re-
turned from por,l mi tats week AMI Is
anitr III at the hune II bis father on
SScond street
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3 MINUTE GENTS DRIVING "I.Ass-TRor OR FACE
Honest Jack, " Policy, Wales.
y eniont. X & Policy, Wales.
Ktfie NJ rIn m, l. II Merrill. West Gardiner.
vannevar. b 4, I,urnham. Gardiner.
Dr Pilot bk &, A NJ BurnhaUl, West Gardiner.
tieorse, ch Z, X Durham, Gardiner
TOnsy y, Joseph Cloutier, Augusta.
Judge Boon, NJ : Fuller, Winslow.
Guess SO, j + fIaioweii, Wipsiow.
Charles NJ, W y Walker, Augusta
Put, b :, W Lamsop, Augusta.
Sidnes, eh 3, W w Ballard. sidney.
May Piio., c m, Noah Alexander. Richmond
Kittie II, b m, Frank Harrington. Gardiner.
Pilot Chies, bn 8, Victor RING. Richmond.
Forty Nine, bk =, u Harmon. Gardiner.
Dobfn Knox, &, A Newell, Boston. Mass.
PSI cLtss-Taor or PACE.
Gold Dust, CT z, c II Dunton, West Gardiner.
Venture, CHI ., q Stackpole, Ga Liner.
DAISY Rolph, b m. Hermon Tbayer, Dresden.
Bess, " Lamsou, Augusta.
Prince Fearnaught, bk =. & NJ Guild. Augusta.
Motley W. b IN, e N Guild, Augusta.
Jennie s, & m, Dr A Sawyer, Gardiner.
2.40 CLASS TEoT.
Matchmaker, Jr. bk 5, G 7 stackpole. Gardiner.
Emma s, NJ i Foiler. winsIow.
Kit Van CBtf. q II simpson, " atervilic.
Actor. y Fore {, Riverside.
Young IIafudson. W s Lamson, Augusta.
Pat, b ., " I.aHtsun, Augusta.
Sidney, eli =, W Ballard. sidney.
Noble Born, bk ., Waiter Dinsmore. Bowdor .
nam.
john l. bG T. W Prsble, Gardiner.
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Miss Adele Il. fitzpatrick started for Chi
cago Tuesday.
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Nfv. Ammi Davenport went u Boston OF
4 / l02 Tuesday on business trip.
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The BES1

II the best Blso,i Me1pefne hecanss
100 1t assists nature to throw Of the if
PARTIES Of the blood, zad a. the szn.s
line tones rp the enEjre organism. This is jus
contrary TO the efTeeEcf the various potash fsseF.
.rry. safaayariila mixtures, which bottle up the
impurities In the sYstein, thus producing mscs,
a..skuesa and s,Afferirg. IhsrefeIs. far 4 "
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Officer Llcweliyn II. Jips01,
| of 1Bctfast, Me-, saysf

n Ten years ago was Obliged 10 give up
'ousiness on account of dyspepsia. Fof
lOne year / lad constant pain In my
stomach and bowels, could retain but
little food aud that Of the simplest kind.
u ran down IN weight to 100 lbs.
SARSAPARILLA built mo
up and am now a rugged man. weigh
mig ls5 pounds.
Sssbsfsd By DALTON saHsa2aRItll CO.. ssifsss -
/, Use paiton's Pills and PIasters. aito Datout
Liquid Denssifcr for the Teefh and Canss
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Personals.

W S. Bradley of yassalhoro was in the
city Tuesday He was an efficient member
of the Legislature in lsss.
RUSSELL z. Eaton of Boston, who had
been visiting his sisters on Chestnut street
week, left for home on boat Tuesday
a tsr .oon
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Second Day, Oct. 4ih.

2.a5 cLssS--Tkor OF FACE.
Daisy Rpif, b NJ, fiermsn Thsyer. Dres'en.
Matchmaker Jr, bk :, G = Staekpole, Gardner
Bcsa. " Lansof, augusta
Prince Fearnspght. bk :. NJ Guild. Augusta.
Motley W, b IN, e " Guild. Augusta.
CPA, Z. p ~ odfrson, Gardiner.
Jennie ), r m, Dr a Sawyer, Gardiner.
Pa CIAs4--THof.
GEnaft! .fr, eh :. G T Stacspole. Gardiner.
Bees. W f.aInznn. Aafp-ts.
Waiter u. Oh &, e N GaiId. Augusta.
2-YEAHoLDS.
Biue Harry, rH \. Gaiei sears, West GaFdiner.
inez, biz 80, q Newell Ltichfe d.
Bay Max, } T. shaw, sidiey.
Dsna ", b m. q NJ Guild. sug1s.s.
Fisher Boy. m =, A Libby, Gsrdrcr.
Msy Day. br IN. II A Libby, Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27
Ilails ksaasdss Soasaas.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. n. HES.
GARDINER.

Il. A. Cox left Tue.dsy for Bangor.
Mrs. T.. u. coake Is visiting in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27
MAnkeT REpOR.g.
Nsv York Measy masksl.

Nxw YoRK. Sept. 90
Money. easy. 9 to 3. Last loan at 2. Closing
offered at ..
Priine mercantile paper, 7as.
Government oonds, steady.
Railroads. weak.