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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
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Den iOl9enoen pfeneu Brief OIL lein
Nolt:
Grci S%obrbunoerte iiub bolb per9an9Cr,
ieit &6ut9 Wuitou Adolf 9eboreH wuroe.
Qte euGngclll6 protcltantii9e 22elt, Die in
ibm eiWcn ibrer erIteu Seloeu crblldt, bat
glllloB, olt Dteles Interchangeable @rel9uiB
ibre @e0auteu III rtdJten. $40. 90 lan9e,
! pie Der epan9elll6e glaube GSur,elu l6ld9t
uno beili9 9ebulten wirO, iDirb baS AnbenteN
GuitGp 2toolfS ais oeS OtauueS Der nit
GotteS 0illie bic Sa6e pes TroteloniismuS
~rettete, ais otele i'll Glberiter Geiabr i1mebte,
III Gbreu ge6uiten weroen. Siir miere
beutldeu @Ialbeusuerwaloten ibieu feline
Nettullg porbolpen 81 lein, unp bic Sturms
ilutb Der pGpitli0 stotbolii6eu llebermaht
Orobte ieoeu augeublid mliere ei9euen 6iIitell
III erreidell. ,Sl Dieler Stunpe Der Geiabr
trat Gultdu @0olf III oell Nampf. STl oclt
Algen Der meiltelI maj er llugleld, llngeniB
l4lp uul VT AlOhlGN NtIuUlll, Ill lUll
itauo eS ieoo6 tldr, bah Die 3utuuit Sdmes
oeuS NIB bic Sreibett oes epau9eltiben
GlaubelIs uIalttIosliD mIteinGIoer uerbulls
ben marClt. Sr iob i'll benz 6ampi eiieI
3tlI Don Ober, i0l9te obite I3auoerll beiieu
WGbuung llo CAB nit ,yrcuosu leiu geber,
ulo er bat e9, luie bic Geididte lebrt, uibt
pCr9ebeus 9etban. Sarlm aber geb0rt ieill
Tome ut6t uur benz Gaterluube, iouberll
Der Wteni6beit, nnO ieiu 6ampi iiir bic
Sa6e oeS FroteltauttSmus bat letue ,pelt-
biitOrii6e grOBe begriinoet.
Wtuu bate bod erlparten oiirIen,
OoB Sstarills relp. feline gerautnOrt=
lider, ein tlein penig 8ei6ibte, penigs
items in einem nS~eioiaben", ituoirt
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ais tintenb erwieene { IL
gentpbl- unO oas nod BON Mta=
jeitdtswe9en? Der Seiientlihteit
itber9aben.
GOD, teiu 98unoer oa3; ieit Mon=
ben muroe in Dem Dgeblloeten" prote=
liuntiiben 9euti6lunO bel S~rtbooOren
uno giberalen in Der CeiientliGteit nit
Oenielben S6roinoslliigen baulirt unO
&aOau 9e'6lagen.
ga, oa iOlte mans ben S1naps=
Ihweoen i6on TAFT per5eiben. SO6
i@reiten mir Sur Sa9e!
@uitap @oolpb ilt-obne @ei6i6ts.
litge - ridtig 1894 9ebOrsn. &aum
l8 Sabre ait, WarO er umml6rdntter
&OniQ. IS mar cine bDie 3eit. europa
lpar Elm einSi9es &riegsielO. Guitup
Aopll mar cine Seloberrn=gtotur unb
Elm idneiOiger jun9er 9erl. Gr been=
Oigte Su ieinem GOrtbeil Die bon ieinem
Batter ilbertommenen &riege nit &uB=
lano, Yplen uno Sdnemart, uno ltedte
GrOberungen Elm /; oann aber, - es
md6it ia Der Menib nit ieinen b0beren
3peden - i6iuOl ibm Der Gamm be-
oeuteno, Die 8%ele9enbeit mar ia audi
81 giinltig, oaSeutl6l0no lett II Sa6reu
BON 3~OjGbrigen &rie9e perwiiitet uno
Serrilttet mar. @ultaO NooiI ltrefte feline
Sano aus mad Der oeut d. E II,
rel y. I D m d &aiertrone.
SuS mar Der 8runb, wesbalb er
1870 na6 Seutidlano 9in9. SaSu
pGBte uno 9ebOrte nGtirli6, crit Serr
Der Office (all around) 81 merocn uno
li6 cine tii9tige Sausma6t in Seutid=
lNno 81 li9ern.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

bateu pine llnteri1ieb Der &eli9ion
Nnipra6en balten. Bel mel1em oiele
al eriheinen gebalten iino. Vel oleler
@elegenbeit be9nilsen iiN Die @eiIt=
lihen iiber all9enneine Sploaten=YtllA=
ten ulO iiber oas moralilGe getra9en
81 reoen. Sieier @cbrau9 bate ein=
mai su Gla9en Gsranlaiung 9e9eben.
ga frat elm jiiOiider Soloat ani, ri@-
tete cine Stage al Die militari'Oe
Sbrigteit 0e9en einen fatbolil6en Yre=
bigger utttr Dem Yprmanoe, er fi:9le
li1 in ieinen reli9iDien 6efiiblen iebr
9efrGntt ourA Die Grmabnln1erl, pelbe
Der fanatiihe Prielter liW erlaubt babe,
Den Sotoaten Su 9eber.
Ser YrieIter miro Dor bas Militdr=
6eribt gelaoen uno proteItirt entIhle=
Den pa9egen, oab er oas Wiuoelte 9e=
ia9t, mDourh oas belltatelte Gelpinen
zines Ssraeliten 'iA 9etrlntt iiiblen
tOuute; aber perNebens. Nngeli1ts
Der Nntlage zines Suoen uno Der Nb=
%leu0nuug zines Erielters. entlbeioet
li6 Der GiAter iofOrt Su @unlten oes
Suoen. Gr bdlt es ip9ar iiberfliillig
3eugen SIT perDOren, unb iulOet 9leit)
einen Seri1t an Die YreiIe, Inn beiannt
Su MAIDEN, OuB Dem Yrielter 98lomer
ein iirenger SerWeis ertbeilt wproen
tpdre uno oaB ltren9e WtaBregeln 9es
tronen ieien, Oab GDnli0n Nusl6rel=
tungen, woour6 jiioilbe 0efilble St=
:rdntt luerOen tOnnten, uerGinoert Mir
ben.
9lber unaliidli0er gSeiie bate in
oielem Sale Die UtilltGrii6e Sbrig=
felt in all Su 9rOBer Giie, I'm ben Suoen
gu 9efaQen. ben Nomen oes &lG9ers
nibt betannt 9emnbt. Sieier llm=
itano mar jeood cine geiebli6e 6Orlna=
lltQt. Wt0u bate 9c9lallbt nit Ser=
i1wci0ung Des Nnmens oes Nntldgers
Den Yrieiter UNI 10 iI0erer Der OIient=
liden Serad)tung uno Gntriiltung blOs=
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aus, -OaB Der lager III b t
elm Wal bel Der fraglide II
u npra@e bes It y e II
b mer gegenmartig gem C.
len. Nun wllrOe Die gntrilitnn9 crit
all9emein, aber ni0t 9e9en ben Yrielter
ionoern gegcn Den Suoell, Der liN er=
fredt bate. cine ialiGe Nntla9e Dor
bas WilitQr= @erlht 81 bringen. 9iele
8eI6l6te liefert ms aber ELL treles
Gbaratterbllo Der Der boOenlOIen SreN=
belt uno unUerihdmtbeit ocs Su0en
uno suglei1 Oeg blinOeu Prielterb0lies
eints liberalen 0criAts0OIes. ySirO
Elm Prlelter an0etlagt, 10 lit ieine &er-
urtbeilung aud 9eWiB. 9a5 weiB Der
SuOe, oabsr feline 6re6beit. 9pG i'll
Dieiem Sale mar er untIng. @atte Ell
Der gnipra6e Oes Geiltli1en beige
wDDnt, 10 bQtte Der YrieIter iiW ni4t
re1tfertigen tDnnen. ga er IS dber
ni1t elumal Der Wtiibe luertb belt. Die
Nnipra1e anSubOrtn, iiber met1e er
@ntla9e erbeben wOllte 10 iiel er in Die
Pdtl6e.
Est modus in rebus. QQe3 FAT
iein MaB. Selbit Die 6reibcit uuO
llnperl1Qmtbeit BADEN 8renScn, Dit
man un9eltraIt ni0t ilberl9relten tam,
Ielblt iuenn man Suoe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
SutberS Selbittno

SAT- fiinfSig Sabre lang mar 2utbers
Zoo in tiefes Suntel 9ebilut. Ger
Guie meinte, er lei am ShlagfluB 9e=
ltOrben; Der Nnoere, er lei pom Seuiel
erwilr9t WOrOen. neil er am Salie uno
an Der Settle idwars mar. Mande
Weroen aud pObl Aeoa6t Daben, Gutber
lei iein ei9ener Gripiirger aeipeien;
pielleibt baben oas audi Yiele i'm trau-
ten &relle aeia9t, absr i'm Ofentli6en
Srud bot NiemauO oieie Ysbauptun9
aus9eben lallen bis gum Sabre 1892.
Sn oielem Sabre lieB Der rOmii9e Sra=
torianer go5ius IeiR @ert De signis
ecclesiae in Gom uno &0ln oruden;
uuO iagt I'M &apitel, oas iiber Das
trauri9e Cube ausr Sereliar6eu bau=
belt, in SeSug auf Sutbers 600 Sol
gen0es:
ygus 2utber oes 9lbenos reidli9 9e=
9eiien uno better 81 Bette 9e9an9en
mar, itarb er bieielbe Nabt Den Gr=
itidun9s=Soo. Neuli1 Dernabm i6
oas SuOerlailige 3eusniB ieines Die
ners, Der bamalS i'm pfle9te uno Dor
Ginger 3eit sur tatbOlii9en STRIDE 8u=
riifteBrte, Dap 2utber Elm elenOes Gnoe
nabm. inoem er iib ielbit erbangte,
Dab aber io9leib alien Saus9enOiien,
Die INN bic Sadie wuBten, Die eioli6e
Serpfli0tun9 auierleSt wlroe, oieie
Sbatia6e I'M Der Gbre Der nellen Geli=
9iOn wlllen 9ebeim 81 balten."
Sieie autbentiiAe Wittbeiluug fano
bel Den tatboliI6en S9riftitellern iDs
9ielh ail9emeinen 8iauben uno all9ez
meme Serbreitun9. 3uerit ualm tie
Cornelius a Sapioe auf IN leinem Gomz
mentar 81 II 4etri 2, II. Sann Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
Seiligcr GbriIttas.

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9(Nom nm NSpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
SetrcTeno ufarbIoie Screine"
Qoer
eebensprrii6crnnsss @cieaidaftsn
nit Gultus.

uniere @rtitel iiber yiarbloie Ser
cine" wel6e mir OIL eOitOrielier uno an
Gnoerer Stelle bra9ten, limo bon per=
i6ieoencn u~nierer oeuti6en tatbOlii6en
Sldttern apprObireno ab9eorudt
wproen.
Sbatid6li6 tOnnen ss ii9 Die Osuts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
1tat6OG(6er 1Eirt6Cn Ea(enOer.

Sobannes Der &orldufer. - 2ut. 3, /.
Souuto9, ben 90. TC;. 8iCtorio, g. II. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
Dat @arbor, Sttotua
80, O., Dec. |. 1894.

~'NpNt 1NtS Vp!tiltl'
Soeben erbielt i'd einen grief bon
Sanie, NORM mir mit9etbeilt miro, on6
teIle u6cttel" mehr ms Oeutihe 3Reih
GinlaB flnoen; neil 2uremburq teineu
nSubel" bon Stutidlano me6r be,ie.
ben mill; oab Serr Sel6 bon Sesperin,
gen ieinen WeiSen bonn Iuslanoe be.
Slebt, Wno lid Der neuen Wiible bemdh.
tl8t bat: oaB Der 9Geisen % ssroncs
per Malter tOItet, uno ole Seute teineu
NbIaB flir ibren @ei,en iinoen. Ser
Sallen Nebl toitet 25 6rt., Srourioe
3eltcn lollen berrIGen uno bic @etreiOe
tolteu ni6ts. Dan beI0uloiat Die &e-
glerun9 pielIa6 Der YcrnablGBiouna
Der Sanoesinterelicn. Sbaoe. ban
MAJ Der &eGieruns teine oemotratiiAe
S1ld9e beibrin9en tam. Ser 6odm.
Serr PTarrer bon Nleoeranueu hattie
elllen SlutltnrS, ais er lid CUR Girmss
nah SllnAen begeben lpollte. 8lild-
ll1eripelle beliel i'm bas llnaiild am
Gln9an9e oes 9ories Nieoeranpell. no
lhn elnlas leiner PIarrtmoer bonn gr,
ltsdeN retteten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
Water as Q Medicine.

The human body is constantly undergo
ing tissue change. Vermont particles are
cast aside from the system, while the new
arc ever being formed. Water has the
power of increasing these tissue changes,
which multiply the waste products, but at
the same time they are renewed by its
agency, giving rise to increased appetite,
which in turn provides fresh LLtriment.
Persons but little accustomed to drink
water are liable to have the waste prod.
ucts formed faster than they are remov-
ed. Any obstruction to the free working
of natural laws at once produces disease,
viii h, If once firmly seated, requires both
tine and money to cure. People accus.
toned to rise in the morning weak and
languid will find the cause in tho impcr.
feet secretion Of wastes, which many
times may be rcmedied by drinking n full
tumbler Of water before retiring. This
very materially assists in the process dur
ing the night and is better reliever of
sleeplessness than many drugs. Inflated
parts will subside under the continued
poulticing of quite hot water. Very hot
water is a prompt checker Of bleeding,
and besides, II it is clean, as it should be,
1t aids in stcrilizing our wounds. A riot
Gus stomach will nearly always gratefully
receive glass of hot water says health
journal, authority for the foregoing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
FOR NERVOUS DEPRESSION.
The Principle Of the "Eiixir Of Life" 10
Compound Of Glycerin and Phosphorus.

The Principle Of the elixir Of Life" IL
Compound Of Glyccrin and Phosphorus.
The European edition Of the New York
Herald publishes an account Of NJ. Albert
Robins discovery that the active principle
If the famous so called elixir OF life Is
. chemical compound of glycerin and
phosphorus.
This compound, it says is found In the
natural state in the nervous system, and
hence, when cellular destruction has been
going on too rapidly, the use OF the giyc-
ero-phosphates helps to build up the sys-
tenn. 81 t& #+H ~
DIR. Robin has tested the value Of the
glycero- phosphates of lime, soda and pot
ash, either alone or combined and given by
the stomach or hypodermically. He
reaches the following conclusions:
First-The glycero- phosphates are pow
erful therapcutical agents, which stimu-
late the general nutrition by means of
their action on the nervous system.
Second-Their leading indication u
nervous depression.
Third-In hypodermic injections their
action is at least as energetic as Brown
Scquard's liquid, which in all probability
owes its effect to the organic phosphorus 1t
contains. 1t can therefore only be advan-
tageous to use them in place of this liquid,
since in this way we substitute well de-
fined substance that can be given in &C.
curate amounts in the place Of an uncer-
tain preparation that varies constantly
and cannot be preserved.
Fourth-The cases mentioned above al
low us to hope that these injections will
be of service In the treatment of nervous
asthcnia of different origins, of phospha-
turic albuminuria, Of phosphaturia, Of
Addison's disease, of some forms of sciat-
lea and of tic douloureux of the face. In
locomotor ataxia the results are more I'M
certain, and there seems to be nothing be-
yond an alienation in the fulgurant pains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
IN THE HOUSE.
Large Number Of Bills Passed-Tucker's Bill
for Election Of Senators.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-In the House
the morning hour was given to the commit
tee on judiciary, and the following bills
were passed: House bill to authorize the
comparison of handwriting by courts and
juries in cases where the genuineness Of
the signature or writing is in dispute (to
make the practice of the United States courts
conform to the laws of number of states) +;
House bill to prevent interference with the
collection of taxes assessed by states coun.
ties or municipalities against railroad COM
panies, and vacating the jurisdiction of the
United States courts over controversies af-
fecting such taxes, even though the debtor
corporation is operated by receiver or
receivers appointed by said United Ststes
court; House bill authorizing revival
of suits for mandamus against officers
of the United States; House bill prohibit
ing the entry into the United States of i'm
migrants not examined by United States
consuls at the port of departure; House
bill increasing the penalty for the crime of
embezzlement by directors, officers or
agents of national banks. 1t fixes term
of imprisonment for ENLIGHTENMENT of less
than 500, 900 at five to 10 years, and for
ENLIGHTENMENT of more than 100000 at 10
to 20 years; House bill providing for the
appointment of United States commission :
ers, defining their duties, powers, fees,
emoluments and limit of jurisdiction.
Their compensation is limited to $2500 a
year; House bill to remove restrictions i'm
posed upon the sale of leaf tobacco by pro-
ducers.
The House resumed the consideration of
the Tucker joint resolution providing for
election of United States senators by the
direct vote of the people. McEttrick, De
Forest and others advocated the measure.
Miliken, Everett, Reed and others opposed
it. Bryan offered substitute for the
Tucker resolution, leaving states free to
select the method by which senators may
be elected. Everett protested earnestly
against the method of discussing the propo-
sition. He made glowing, eloquent
defense of the constitution as it is, assert
| ing that the country's growth and glory was
due to its existence and asserting that sena-
tors elected under its provisions brought
honor to the states which they represented.
Reed deprecated the haste in which it
was proposed to rush the bill to vote after
debate covering parts Of only two days.
An amendment by Northway, limiting oper-
atoms of the joint resolution, was defeated.
Bryant's proposed substitute was defeated.
| Without acting on the resolution the House
| took recess
The evening session was productive of
no business whatever, and after three
quarters of an hour the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES UNION
OF America in Convention at Toronto-Four
Thousand Delegates Present.

ToRoNro, Ont. July 2O.-The fourth
annual international convention Of the Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union of America
opened here yesterday with 1000 delegates
in attendance. President John H. Chap
man of Chicago delivered the opening ad-
dress. President Whitman of Colby mi
versity, Waterville, Me-, replied to the
speeches of welcome in an address full of
eloquence and humor. Rev. DIR. Williams,
the secretary read the annual report. AT
Mussey Music hall, last evening, was held
the greatest religious gathering ever seen
in Toronto. There was also overflow meet
iuQs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
The Oven For Baking Bread.

The oven should be hot enough to bring
bread up to its full height in Is minutes,
but not hot enough to brown until after
that. The reason why is plain, says Good
Housekeeping, If we remember that the
yeast is a plant, and after certain de-
gree of heat it stops growing. If the oven
is too hot at first, it stops the plant before
1t grows (rises) to its full height, and the
bread Is heavy. II the oven is not hot
enough, the plant grows too much, and
the bread sorrs and is full of large holes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
People Don't Grow Famous in q Hurry.

Carlsbad Sprudel Salt did not
become known in day. 1t took
centuries to acquire its present
fame. For all diseases of the
stomach, liver and kidneys, as
we'll as in constipation, rheumat-
ic affections and diabetes, it is
without equal Best results OBJ
tanned when outdoor exercise can
be had. Obtain the genuine arti-
Gle, which has the signature of
"EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co., Sole
Agents" on every bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
National League Standing.
AT BOSTON.


The Bostons and New Yorks opened the
renovated South End grounds, today. Each
member of the home team was royalty re-
ceived. Tucker was given an ovation.
Charley Hoyt sent black sheep from
Charlestown, N. H., as a mascot for the
the Bostons, and it was formally presented
to them. Boston played an excellent game.
In the second the Bostons made seven hits
with a total of IA. Stivetts pitched very
effectively and he was excellently sup
ported. Attendance, 4256.
IL 4 s. So
New York......... o o 90 % o.
Boston. 0 0 x-12
Hits New York, z: Boston, II. Errors-New
and Ryan
AT LOUISVILLE.
The batting was light, today, and Cleve-
land had the shade the best of it. Brilliant
fielding on the part of the home team won.
Attendance, BOO.
/ 2 81 50
Cleveland ......... ! o.
Louisville. 0 0 y D 2 x
Hits-Cleveland. 9; Louisville, 8. Errors
Cleveland, 2; Louisville, /. Mullane, O'Conner
and thinner; Menafee and Weaver.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyns, today, defeated Philadelphia
Kennedy pitched for Brooklyn and held the
Quakers down to six hits. The visitors
runs were made on Kennedy's bases on
balls. The Brooklyns hit Taylor at the
right moments. Attendance, 200.
234 s O. 9
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 o. 2
Brooklyn .......".. D 0 0 3 Ks
its-Philadepha, Z; Brooklyn, TO-. Errors
Philadelphia, 3; brooklyn, 0. Taylor and Buckley;
Kennedy and Earle.
AT WASHINGTON.
The Baltimores played championship
ball against the Senators, batting hard and
fielding in brilliant manner. The Sena-
tors batted hard at times. Attendance,
1875.
? 3 4 7 3
Baltimore. o liz
Washington 0 o. s
Hts-Baltimore, 10; Washington, 10. Errors
Baltimore, 0; Washington, 7. Brown, Hawke
and Robinson; Petty and Mcclure.
AT CINCINNATI
The Pittsburgs pulled ahead in the first
half of the 10th. Vaughn tied the score by
home run. After two men were out,
George Smith won the game for Cincinnati
by home run drive. Attendance, 1900.
l2s 4567 rs 90
Pittsburg. .... o ! o l. 6
Cincinnati....,... 0 l 0 9 0 D 7
Hits-Pittsburg, Z; Cincinnati, Il. Errors
Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati, t. Ehret and Mack;
Chamberlain and Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
DIGS At GROVER.
CContinued from LIST page.

man and Palmer supported it. No vote was
taken on any propositions and the Senate
at D 30 adjourned till Monday.
The vote on the motion to adjourn was
30 to 90. Hill and Irby voted with the Re-
publicans as did PETER. Allen and Kyle
(Pops) voted with the Democrats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
Today's Gam.s.

Fall RIVER at Brockton. Pawtucket at Portland.
lie sston at Bangor.
Chicago at ST Louis, Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
Washington atBaltimore, Pittsburg at Cincinnati,
Cleveland al Louisville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
New England Standing.
AT BANGOR.

Today's game abounded in free batting.
good base running, sensational fielding and
inexcusable errors. Bangor won by supe-
rior work at the bat and by taking advan-
tage of Lewiston's errors. White played a
great game at short. Attendance, $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
Tailor Gown For Summer.

Despite the efforts of the drcssmakers,
that triumph of skill-the tailor made
GOWNS moro popular than ever for morn
ing wear. 1t is either severely simple, with
. tight fitting cutaway coat shaped waist,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-21
Other Games.

At Troy-Trny, 8; Buffalo, IL.
At Syracuse-Syracuse,4 4 Erie, 8.
AT Springfield Wilkesbarre, ~; SPRING
field. B.
At Providence-Pi 10, Bing
hamton, L.
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" "A MTG put in these columns secure
- more snswcrs than those who
have not tried ii are aware
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Rheumatism

Is en- phatlcally blood disorder caused by in
sbil ty of the kidneys 10 hro of certain poisons
which accumulate 10 the tissues about the joints
and muscles.
P.P. p. very simple, quickly and surely cures
this disease neniralizing impurities in the blood.
Experience and science both endorse T. T. p, as
the only infallible blood purifier known.
d2wur
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Office of
j. +. GREER.
COUNTY JUDGE,
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, CLAY Co.
FLA, MAY 23d, 1921.

W " I ~
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, CLAY Co.
FLA, May 23d, 1921.
Gentlemen:
Twenty three years ago was attacked with in
fammatory rheunatsm, l was attended by the
most eminent physicians in the land. 1 visited
:he great Saratoga Springs, N. ", and the noted
Hot Springs of Arkansas, and many other water
ing places, and alwais consulting with the local
physician for directions; finally came to Florida
len years ago.
About two years ago l had a severe attack of
rheumatism, was confined to my room for twelve
weeks and during the time was induced 10 try
z. T.. p. Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas-
SUM, knowing that each Ingredient was good
for Impurities OF the blood, after using two small
bottles was relieved; at four different times
since have had slight attacks. and / have each
time taken two small bottles of z. r p, and
been relieved, and / consider it the best medi
cine OF its kind.
Respectfully,
j, +. GREER
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

This Tells How The New England Experts
Played Ball, Yesterday.