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FOR RENT
4S5 st sw. 9r.....S37 715 Sth 81 ne, Or % "
1854 st sw, 7r. .y5.b6 sos 1th ST ne, Or 80 g
13O6 4i5 ST sw 12r. - 1888 1th 81 ne. Tr .16 a
Up pit Md ave and $50 l1th ct ne. hr... .,
10th 81 sw, Sr..-...2o l2o5 X ST ne, Or. -. II
632 Nd ave sw, Ar. IL 1893 X Vt ne, br. 4
6l9 st sw. Or rs 80 200l II 1878 Gales st
4i3 18th st sw. 0r.....15 ne. 6r................
$50 Md ave sI. 4r-...l4 ,lae Trinidad ave ne. ar
43 rear A B ST sw. 1922 Norris st ne. ar !;
I'd iioor 100 st sw.5rl2 i5is Turner ST ne sr s z
So st sw. dr-n-50 1903 Turner ST ne. o.. 3 y
,02i Cap ST sw. Or. 1899 Is01-ls27 Turner ~
,Sca :, = e-' - -.-- Ie- Or oti
d5o9 ID 81 sw, Ar 10 1921 Turner 81 nc, 5r u
S9 So 1 " ST sw fr $50 l5ll-15 Turner st ne,
Is47 uniOn al 4r.s.So 1909 Turner st Nc. 5r & 8
1921 LIST st sw. hr...S 90s A a. so 1ir "a y
1917 LIST st sw, 5r.s g07 "a 81 Sc ar - Il
1873 LIST st sw. 5r..s I2l \ 9 ave 80 ~ ~ y
IL Capitol al sw. 4r.S IlS.es-3s3G u ~ 80
RI 1911 ID st sw,4r03O Tr ~ n
100 Del ave ew 3r 6 20 12o * - - - ~ n
10. % - sw, Sr 60 1i9-23- 25-2O y c ave
rs ID ST sw. Ar. go Sc 6r..........-. .
70 Del ave sw. Sr ESQ 1f2 81 Sc. 6r......2
l2l6 Del ave sw, 3rG30 s}7-4sa % Al Sc Or =
I'd floor 3l6 Willow Gg7 A 81 80 5r = >
Tree al sw, 2r..4c5 lao NJ ct AZ a. il q
oo-6I-69-T3 ave i4lS A st Sc 6r = n
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COL Md av ne, sr. 80. 90
504 18th NV, Tor. 5000
12& eth NV, I'd d. $500
1905 Pa ave, lar. 5000
. HARDING, 1904 G st.
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FOR RENT-FoR THE SUNMER-FURNTSHED-
the large and pleasant residence. '-EvERMAN."
on Oeorgetown Heights: all modern cOnveuiences:
large grounds extensive view: terms, SO r<s
month; TO private parties only. Apply he
premises. 1923 2Sth St apl2- eo0ts
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SIS St NV. ap2l-3c.
NANTED-BRIGHT, ACTIVE GIRL OR BOY,
who writes a good hand and operate type
writer; steady employment; present salary, $50
per week. Address Box II, Star office. lie
wANTED-MARRIED COUPLE, MAN As COACH
man and gardener. wife cook, for nearby
country place Address, with references, &C.,
WANSUTTA, Star office. au9i Bee
wANTED-GooD AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR
latest Office speciality; sells itself with large
Pront lnelose stamp, AN. LOCK-CRANk CO..
Mllwsukee, Wis mh24.ap7,2i
wANTED-CHANCE OF ILFETnfE-ININF-
dateIy, eanyassers and agents In every city In
the United States TO introduce ''Multum in Par
vO,'' the elastic ink holder fo- pens: from az 70
$40 easily made with hours work daily Call
or address THEO- 5. MEYER, 40 Nassau st.
Room as. New York city. ap1e-th : tufm
WANTED-10.OO0 CANyASSERS, AT ONCE. TO
sell selfheating kitchen iron: requires no stove:
taEes minutes to heat; cost &c. day to heat:
100 per eeEt pronti retails for So; sample e.
write Tor prices IN quantities. THE Boil
GiANO MANUFACTURING CO., Baltimore Nd
spl+s3m
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
FOR RENT-REMINGToN TYPEwRITERs AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand delivered
free in city: one month applies purchase of
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dl9-f Cor Sth and + SITS nv
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YOU TO SEE SAMPLE
OF Photographs colored by new process.
Send 25 cents for them, call and see for
yourself. You color your Photographs
by this method. No knowledge of art is
required and yet the effects will be most
pleasing and life-like. Wen color the
photos IL you prefer.
he COLORGRAPH CO., 1923 STH ST. ap21
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS, A
large house Keeping apartment; No. Al, in the
Portland Flats, at reduced price: Containing
parlor, dining room, three bed rooms maid 4
room, bath room, kitchen and pantry. la
FOR RENT-FLAT-SECOND STORY 14Os 14TH
st. NV; rooms and BATH with heat; no chill
dren; yearly lease. Apply to f. b. NARROW
ap2l -eotf 10 Corcoran building
FOR RENT-ONE, 8 LARGE ROOMS, WELL FUR.
for light housekeeping; desirable. One, extra
large rooms, unfur.; very pleasant; also Kitchen
dining room and double parlor QSx36 IT \: hack
parlor as bed room; well fur; porch front and
rear very desirable. Call after 4:30, III 9th ST.
on1o nee
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he'd
1223 & 1925 d NV, Tor rs
1911 n 81 NV. Tor. so
2012 Hillyer pl, Tor. so
124S 18th 81 nv. Tor. As
1912 s11th st NV. Or. 40
929 s st NV, Or. 80. 40
1892 Corcoran, Tor. 40
8 b & Q fats, Sr. -
1901 21st st NV. Sr. 40
1244 18th st NV, Tor. AS
225 r st ne. Tor. AS
633 = st NV (fiatl. Or. As
1411 Chaplin st NV. yr. 40
141ss 33d st NV. Tor. 40
233 r st ne. Tor. 40
1928 18th st, Sr. .35
2022 l st NV. Or. 40
1784 14th ct NV, 7r. 80
1897 18th st NV, ST.. IS
1884 18th st NV. sr. 81. 30
1892 Corcoran st, Tor. .35
2906 Q st NV, r. 1888
S2S 7th ne. 11r. 81. 80
1877 5 st NV, Sr. .35
/ B&o 1ats. 30th&M. Or. 80
4015 Sth st NV. Sr. 81. so
1925 o Ut NV, Or. =. 80
'tial list of the properties
Bulletin containing full
and can be had upon ap-
5 ]. FISHER & CO.,
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FOR lighthouses.
1730 10th NV. Tor SOS. 90
122 18th NV, Tor. 25.5
40 1 NV, Or. .....1S.OO
Langdon PIX, sr, N. Is. 90
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80 4th ne. CT. ..1G.30
ola l4th ne. 6r&ami 1880
Ssod Olive ave NV ,ori5.5 20
SO ID 50. 6r..I5.3O
lois 9Th ne. Sr.ami.Is 80
RI lS1 IA NV. br.l3.30
1911 Fla ave ne, 81. 10. 70
1913 Fla ave ne. 5r.1C.s0
go callan ne. Or. 1850
lVl9 18th Sc, Or. 1000
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IL London pl &c,
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Is DE-
Sfrnble. but free private libraries are q necessity
Ten ladies' and gentlemen. well acquainted with
persons who appreciate good books, will Be well
paid 10 assist in the FREE distribution Of 8 OOO
Complete Home Libraries" X. A. DINSMORE
SIS q 81. NV. ann &c.
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FOR RENT-ON TERMS TO SUIT THE TINES
1924 X: j. ave-; select neighborhood; IA rooms
only $40 per mo- for summer months; SIS per
mo- for remainder of year; house will be put in
complete repair at direction of tenant best To-
cation possible for private school, conservatory
OF music, fashionable boarding house. or art
school; don't miss this opportunity to make
money. Room 8, 1901 Pa ave. ap2l-3t
FOR RENT-CoR. 4h AND TRUMBULL SIS. n
W., above lie Droit Park; Or. and cellar; ami ;
large grounds and stable; $35. CO.
ap2l-St X. II. 4. LEOPOLD, 18th and = SITS NV
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SEA ed. ill.,. $50 co 51e LIST Sc. er.hmi q so
lGII aIst NV. l2r. 90 - $3.50 p pr....... q 50
1890 y NV, 12r. 80 ool SOS LIST Sc 6r.....2s.s1
1905 18th NV Tor 81 80 SOS Sc, erlkb - -
1905 NV. Tor. nj. 1851 1851, sw crab - -
1852 Z. Tor. - 20 22a-3i 10th ne crSkb ~ 20
BIG LIST sc, ar & d. 3osOl l24 G st ne. Trsh - -
l4lo Pa av nw.l .:U.,0l i1a5-l7 Harvard. CT. -
los sc, ar q b. 81. 80 lO2s 4th ne. 6r 10 30
ola LIST Sc. 6r..-.. -21.5g 1862 Valley, 4r...-...
DEEBLE. DAVIS 4 CO..
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FOR RENT 1912 9TH ST NV; TWO STORY
brick; rooms and bath; hall; cellar; latrobe;
range; hot and cold water; parking and deep
back yard rent, $50. NJ. d. PECK, 934 + st.
ap2l-3t
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THos L wAGGAMAN,
Apl1-tu.th<s el7 ct 40.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-310 q. CAP. ST., 2D-STORY FRONT
rooms, with private bath; also number of single
rooms; with or without board; transient boarders
accommodated; car line and herdics pass door.
an21-3a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
EYES OF DEEP SEA FISH.



The eyes Of deep sea fish are very varied
Some have neither eyes nor sight. Others
have greatly enlarged eyeballs so as to
catch the least glimpse of light. Their eyes
send either to disappear or to be unusually
Efficient. but since no trace of sunlight can
penetrate to any great depth, and it is prob
ally quite dark beyond a depth of some zoo
fathoms, of what use can eyes be?
Chambers journal says that fish have
been captured at a depth of nearly 5000
i"thom-, where there mist be not only alb
eolute stiffness, but also total darkness, eX-
crpt fer the fact that some OF these deep sea
creatures are phosphorescent, and therefore
luminous. This fact was first ascertained
in the Challenger expedition. Since then
Mr. Alcoc,l Of the Indian marine survey
has found that some deep sea crustaceans
have Il similar power, one large prawn quite
lighting up OuCketful of water in which
it Was placed. Fish with large eyes have
therefore Il better chance of finding food
and mates, but they cannot wholly depend
upon sight, since some have quite aban-
doned all attempts to see.
Some, again, have luminous organs or
their head or body or tail, which are under
their control. so that they can actually
throw light at pleasure on their prey or eX-
tinGuish it in times Of danger Thus the
angler, among others, attracts its prey by
means of these colored lures or phosphores-
cent lights. It has been well said that
these vast profounds Of the deep have be
come a sort of almshouse or asylum, where
unto Anticipated forms have retired, and
amid the changeless environment have
dUeit for ages upaltered."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
PRETTY CHINA.
A Dainty Display at Small Outiay-N'
Two Pieces In IA Set Need Match.

Wo I'itEes III a SET NteC 4SatCn.
Wise housekeepers learned some time ago
that a simple meal prettily served had an
elegance Of effect that was wanting in Il
more elaborate menu when dainty dishes
were lacking. There is probably no cXpend-
iture which gives more general satisfaction
in a household than that which spreads
a table with wisely chosen china. The
housckeeper indeed rejoices over well stock
ed linen shelves, and the student feels 4 pc
cUliar bliss when he makes additions to Ills
library, but the entire family shares in the
pleasure impaired by new dish or fresh
set Of plates
The time has gone by when it was con
sidercd good form to have all the china of
the same pattern. 1t is well to have a din
ner set 50 that there may be some CORE
spOudence between vegetable dishes, meat
platters, and at least one set OF plates But
further than that Unity Of design or color
need not 20. The oyster plates may differ
from those in which the soup is brought in.
There may be no points of resemblance be.
sweca fish and oEtree ard dinner plates.
The salad set may be sui generis and the
5eSsert or fruit plates unique, Everything
goes forgive the slang in this day of cath
oljcty Of taste.
This delightful fashion renders il posi-
bic for the housekccper to make a gorgeous
showing without too great extravaganza.
a dozen plates now, Il dozen then-tha cX-
peusp need not be such Il burden after all.
If itpleases her, she may have Il set in which
no two pieces match, and SO long as the
china IS good and the choice shows taste
the whi,n needs no apology.
The price of china is graded to suit all
purses. y pretty display may be made for a
small outlay, judiciously expended, or the
cost Of each plate may be enough to keep a
poor family in provisions for a month. Per
haps the porcelain from which the greatest
pleasure is derived is not that whose weight
in gold would hardly pay its price. One
may he happy with her table furnished with
cheaper ware, and in most cases only the
connoisseur can judge Of the value Of the
rarest pieces. The beauty of the china and
decoration is. after all the most important
point to be considered in buying tableware,
according to Harpcr's Bazaar, which has the
foregoing to say about pretty china
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
Thirst After Drinking MIX.

l. is a mistake, says an exchange, to sup
pose that because milk is liquid food it is
at tie same time drink which is capable
oi satisfying the thirst of infants. Although
milk Gppcases hunger, it makes thirst more
intense after it has remained some time in
the stomach and digestion of it has begun.
1t Is thirst which causes healthy, orcast
nourished infants to cry for long periods OF
time in many instances. There are many
eases of indigestion due to weakness or in.
sulhciency OF the child's gastric Juice
which would be greatly benefited, or even
cucld, if the cLild were allowed a drink O:
6ool water
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
whs, Mrs. General Grant Said.

Mrs. Gen. U. S. Grant sail; when the
General was sick with cancer of the throat
many formulas were sent me for the cure
of the disease. More than eighty per cent. OF
them contained clover" That goes to show
how universally are recognized the virtue:
of clover from medicinal point of view.
1t is because of these medical properties o!
clover, that Clover Bitters cures cancer
scrofula, and all blood disorders so readily
for clover is tie principal ingredient Of
Clover Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

Mr.. Jesse ~pright, or Of thomost prom
.ncnt citizens Of Pitt county, \. c., is the
authority for the statement that Greene
county. in his state, is the home of ono Of
the most remarkable freaks of nature this
country has probably ever produced. This
freak is "a 7-year-o old son of MIR Lassitcr, a
farmer of Greene county. Around the pu-
pill Of each Of the boys eyes, in circular
shape. IS the word America in perfect
characters. The boy s eyes are dark, and
the letters are brown and lcgible upon a
close inspection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
Railroad and Steamboats,.
Mk!NE: CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of TrainS In Eject Nov.
20.h, 1883.
Ps.s.Ggsr Treirs Leave Augusta a.
fCiiONs'

GUiEG Jyi.ST-6 80 A. 81 fur Lewiston, Farm
tnRtOn, R1ck,aGd, Portland HostOn aud Moufrald
10 10 \ NJ for Bruuswlck, Lewiston, Farming on
R0cSlsn3, Portland and Boston connecting for
VIM Mount ain points aud quebec; 2.l0 7. M.
for BrulswicB Bath, fcl Iand Boston; E.G0 2,
81, (night 'Gl,Dnu) every night for Lewiston.
oath. iortlgnd and Boston.
COINS lcAgV-l5o n. ri. (nlJht eHyFess) for
shop heEan, Belfast. Bangor, Bar Rhfbot. ST.
sieLhen, st. JOhn ulJ Ar0Ostock oopGty,
132 a. Mfor NsteryiNe, SkowacgGk, HaagUr 3. X
Y. N. iof Watervil,c Oakland, North Ausgn Ring-
taul, SsoWhegsn, Belfast. Dover, Foxcrott, i.aa-
gor, 81. StrpEcG, st. John sBd Arnus
;naE couHty; rs 2. n, tm!Scd for Wacrvilie
9H a. b. eanJays only Tor Watoryiile ana ban
Soy,
Ire Night Pullman Train going Hast at l.b0 A.
~, going West az ll0o 7. NJ, rUus ever
right, Sunday included connecting for aud .rnm
Le9'istGH, but Drt ic SkOpheRau Oh Monday
moruiu =, or 20 Belfa.t Dexter, or beyond
Bangor Sunday mornings.
TIE DAY Jfuns going West at 1910 A. NJ. and
Eat1 al 5iZ Z. H., run daily. Sunday included be-.
W.tH booton, Lew,stoa, Bath, Bangor and st.
John.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

Since its first introduction, Electric Bi
te.s has gained rapidly in popular favor,
un,It now it is clearly in the lesd among
pure medicinal tonics and alteratives-con-
tanning nothing hich permits its use as bev-
erage or intoxicsnt, il is recognized as the
best ani purest medicine for all ailments OF
Stomach. Liver or Kidneys.-It will cure
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
and dtige Malaria from the system. Sa,is-
faction guaranteed with each bottle or The
money will be refunded. Price only SOC.
per bottle.
Sold by Emery & Ward, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

PIE 5ident B. l.. Whitman OF Colby uni
vcrsity, Wa;erville, has been engaged to
deliver the Recognition dag address for the
Ocean Park Chautauqna Assembly, O!d
Orchard, Aug .. Arrangements arr being
made for pieasant and profitable C. L. S.
c. department this year. All graduates Of
1904, who wish to receive their diplomas at
Ocean Park, are requested to notify Gen
cral Superintendent +. W. Porter, Black
stone, Mass, as early as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

The small loy appeared ct tie country
school. and the teacher, as preliminary
had talk with him.
s'Wen. my little man, . he said pleasant
IL. ''do you know why you come TO schools''
eyes. sir
''TeII me why"
"'Cause mother said was in her way
all the time at home, and she didn Z want
the bother Of me, = and the teacher sub
sided. Detroit Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

The rush for the parts of Magic City SER
les OF Worlds Fair photographs has been
so grea. and consta 1t that at tim 5 ve tave
doubted our ability to keep in stock the en-
ormous quantity required, and this demand
instead OF diminishing contia les on the it,
crease. We are now prepared to supply
ct the JoURSAL counting room any
or all of the sixteen parts of
this work. Ii c,ntlins nearly 500
exquisite views, Including all the buildings,
the fise srt exhibits, the important; dis
plsys, and everything in the Midway Plsi-
sance, not emitting the types of foreigners,
their villages, shows, palaces, dancing girls,
and theatrical performances. You can get
any number a. the Journal oilce for one
coupon aud ten cents, delivered in person or
sent bv NAL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
Scrofulous and
Cancsrous Eumor Cured

BUcKsPoRT, MAINE, March 2S, 1894.
The Clover Medicine Co., Augusta, Ne.
l. Mr. James T.. Cunningham, am happy 10
speak good WORT for CLOFER BtITEES
and GLOVER OINTMENT. have been
confined to the house for several
weeks during the winter, my ap-
petite failed and | was very much
reduced il strength, my leg was swollen SO
badly from the effects OF cancerous humors
that it was with difficulty that c1u, walk at
all. | Glanced to see GLOVER RESEDIES
advertised and conclu.ed 10 give them 4
trial; after taking less than tso bottles
feel like new man, my appetite is good
and the swelling is a gone from my leg
and | can now walk qlIte we'll. Your
CLOVER BIfTEHS and CLOVER GIET-
MENr is indeed very valuable remedies
Very truly yours
j. L. CUNSISGuAM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
4 Ca,itaI "P.cIz Nc Up."

There IS TO better tonic at this time, says
a physician, than glass CT hot milk slipped
slowly, and taken when fatigued it is Il far
better pick me up than any stimulant
would bc It is q capital remedy, too, for
restoring color to pale cheeks and for round
ing out the angles of thin people. People
who fancy that they cannot drink milk find
that by slipping it hot and slowly it will
agrec with them PERFECTLY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
NOTICE.

All demands against the city of augusta must
be left al the treasurer's ofdcc on or before the
first Monday Of each month. Such as ere found
correct and are approved By the city council and
mayor. will be paid by the city treasurer on the
,Grsday following the second Monday of each
IN NTH.
All persons having bills sg Hnss the city are re
re uesied to render them as often as once a
month.
c. H. Cunningham, W. II. Davis, Weston
Lewis. +. d. Colburn, u. W. Weber. committee
on accounts. mar24dim
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

William Willard, the we'll known artist,
Is painting another picture OF Hon. James
Bradbury of this city. He was in the city
Few dsys ago fer si:tirgs and the sketch
inst JOURNAL man was permi ted to see,
gave sssat promise of the finished produc-
uon. We notice by the Worcester Gazette
OF April l0,h, in 'he account of meeting
OF the city council, the presentation TO the
city of the portrait, by Willard, of the late
Hon. james G. Blaze.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS
WINSTON.

WlNSLOW.
CLOVER MEDICINE Co,
GENTLEMEN: had not I ken but a very
few duses OF the Clov.r Bslssm your agent
kin lly left m b fore i s,opp a my cough.
thiak it deci eiy the btst medicine Tor
a cough or col thar | ever saw. | should
have written before but have been very
busy. Many thanks for your Kindness in
leaving me the Bslssm
Very respectfully yours,
HATTIE GETCHELL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

The next meeting of the Augusta Teach
ers Association will be held on Saturday,
April II, at the Wm. K, Smith grammar
school building, at > 30 in the afternoon.
a paper will he presented by Mrs. Mary L..
Carver, and school Examinations will be
discussed by Geo. W Chamberlain. All
interested IN educ ioaal work are NEST
elrdialiy invited to c present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

A class fer teachers in the Ling or
Swedish system of gymnastics viii be
formed in the Wm. Il. Smith grammar
school tolsy at 1 o'clock. All teachers or
persons desiring TO teach are welcome to
join this class, which will he under the
instruction of Miss Annie B. Hanson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
Local and Business TIPS.

Mrs. ia Hanson returned On last nights
Pullman from Boston AMI New York with
all the latest styles in dressmaking.
Large, lusty, Connection. shad and St.
John alewiyes can be procured a: klowl-
ton & Yolns's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

l: is reported that Mr.. j. w. Harlow will
return from Flori Ia, next week, ctmpan-
lei by DR., ]. W. Toward. who has bes n
critically i'll }or several months, snd has
been in the South for his hsslth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
/ NINETEENTH CENTURY MAR VEL

There has come lately into wide notice
marvel, the marvel of the nineteenth CEN
tury, a medical marvel, in fact-Cloyer
Bitters.
Cloyer Bitters is The remedy that every
one is talking about. the remedy that is
curing so many diseases afte. their having
been given up as hopeless by eminent
physicians. Cover Bitters is the modern
medicine. the medicine that is the practical
result Of the accumulated medical knowl-
edge of over twelve centuries. X is all
medicine, pure medicine, nothing but medi-
cine, and il ia the medicine tina. will make
g1u well. Try it. It has cured your
neighbors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
CLOVER EALSAM.

l concluded to try one bottle which gave
me relief; have taken two bottles since
and 1t has cured me.
| wouii not be without it in my house as
] consider it Il valuable medicine and can
recommend it with pleasure to every one.
Mrs. w. n. Walsh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13
CLOVER BETTERS
and have no! suffered sny since. Please
publish this for the benefit Of others.
Miss CARRIE UUTcuINs.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
A leading physician told me that had l.
cancer in the stomach. ! suffered terribly.
could eat nothing but light broth; it would
stay ON my stomach only short time
was very bilious and nervous AMI thought
taat | must die. One day when my doctor
called be told me that he could DO no more
for ne; he said he had no confidence in
proprietary medicines but that il would do
me no harm TO Try
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

The conductor on train No. | said the
s'orm Ia the western part of the State was
r"iog wildly whsn he left Portland, yes
teraay afternoon. The trains in aud out of
here were nearly all on time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

The large blackboard in Bald1in Drcs.
broker otitce read yesterday that all the
wires west of Portland. were down and
there would rot be AIRY market reports.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-04-13

Miss Inez Hill i, now employed at the
adjutint generals Office, on SPECIAL work
which the department has on hand.