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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

STU ALTON by young man. expert
enced in meats. groceries. etc. or would
drive bakery or other team. Good refer
ences furnished. Address, for interview
a. l.. G.. Care Journal iunell t.3t+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

TWO DRAFT HORSES. weight 300:
one brown mare. kind and good to work
or drive. weight 100; one colt well bro
ken. Il. l.. Penney. COMBS Mills Road.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

HOUSE No. 9 Grove st. Also Meonian
hall. Apply to James w. North No -
Grove St. or Fred w. Ellis, So Scwail St
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At y GREAT BARGAIN: 4 very nice
PhaCton made by one of the best max
ers. is in perfect order: can be seen at
a.
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FARM FOR SALE CtfEAP--Farm OF u
acres situated in Sidney. on Quaker road
good buildings and good orchard. III
health reason for selling. Inquire on
premises. George Il Weeks.
junell d2w'
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FOR SALE CHEAP. six room cottas.
house with two lots of land. situated on
Grecn!ef street, on Gannett: also cottage
AZ Popham Beach. Inquire Of NJ. J.
Wheeler. 2,'3 Water St. tcityl. or Mrs. NJ
E. Williams. Sou,uuridge. Mass.
ma VIZ t1rrOs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13
1910 per yard fN Graduation.

We have the largest and most com
plcte line of white goods, laccs. en-
broidcIi les, gloves and fans ever shown
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-13

xlOMW FIRST MORTGAGE six per cent
coupon bonds. Principle and interest pay
able in gold. Denomination 500 each
First class security in every respect. II
interested address for further iuforma-
ton at once. III. Box G.. Augusta. Me.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

Fire damaged the homo of Geo. Crrhctt
AT brunswick. Monday night. about $lAl:
insured. The occupants. Mr.. CcrActt and
Mr.. Bean. both lose heavily. Fred Smith.
Il hoSemau. was run over by the hose cart
and unc Lex was broken.
The body Of Ernest Kiteridge. the IL
years-old boy who was drowned at
Gurnet bridge, Saturday. while pull
ing lobster traps. was recovered, Tues
day.
The last piece Of armor ,ulatc has Just
Bath Iron Works ana the fourth electric
dynamo has just been Put in. The tor
pedo boat Fiddle left the Bath Iron
Works. Tuesday morning. for prelimi-
nary trial trip.
John Parent. a 1i-ycar-oll brunswick
FrcEch boy. while playing with n dyna-
mite cartridge, Sunday morning. caused it
"a explode IN his hand. The thumb ana
thumb OF his right hand We're blown off
Both of his hands were badly cut in 9TH
er places.
~ informal meeting Of The July 4th
celebration committees in l., vision wa-
held. Monday evening. The bicycle meet
Will he at the Fair Grounds ana the l..
\. w. of Maine VIII attend and join in
the big parade. The balloon ascension
has hccn arranged for n woman to maxi
the ascent.
The farm buildings of Reuben T. Holds
don of North Yarmouth. were destroye /
by fire. Monday night. with most ot their
contents. The fire caught from Il defe"-
tive chimney during the temporary ali
srncc of the family from the house. TIL
loss will reach $3W" and there is an in
surance of only $ltq1 on the property.
Tie remains of Eugene +. LAWYER of
Lewiston. whose sudden death oc-
Cured Monday. in Boston, were dcliv-
cred over to the National Undertakcrs'
Association on Tuesday. and Will be
brought IL Lewiston. Mr.. Lawlcr has
two sons in Lewiston who will take
charge Of the remains.
The certificate of incorporation of the
News Publishing Company has been Ie-
deeds at Portland. The evident purpose.
Of the company is the publication OF a
daily paper in Portland. The capital
stock of the corporation is nlaced at $50
600 with nothing paid i'll. The officers of
the corpora ton are: President. Norma n
W. Lewis: treasurer, Ira J. LaMotte; d.
rectors. Norman W. Lewis. Ira }. La
Motto. Sidney G. Williams.
City Marshal Odlin Of Lewiston. is
trying to find out if Laura Madden.
who attempted suicide. Sunday. in
New York, is = former Lewiston girl.
He thinks that she once lived there on
or near Main street. though she may
not have gone under that name. There
is some question. it is understood.
whether the name is Madden or Mar
tin.
Ivory Kicker who has recently boon
living at Montague and who has n wife
in Monroe. was arraiEnCd before Judge
Bailey in the Bangor municipal court
Tuesday. on the charge Of adultery. Mrs.
Ada Kicker of Hudson is also being
searched for by the officers ana Il war
rant has been issued for her on the same
charge Mrs Ricker's husband is the
complainant in both cases. Kicker was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ireland and
upon being arraigned he entered Il plea
OF not guilty waived examination and
furnished bonds in the amount OF 500 for
supreme court and was released.
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WHO is DOROTHY ROWE?
Mystery at Newton. Mass. Over Girl Dying
from Poison.

Newton. Mass. June 1S.-The police
arc trying to clear up a peculiar sui
eide mystery involving a young woman
Who says she is Dorothy Rowe. and is
thought to belong in New Haven. She
is at the Newton hospital. probably
dying from carbOlic acid burns. She
is probably Il years old. refined APP
pearing and nicely dressed. She was
taken from the house at POS Central
street, Auburndalc, occupied by Mrs.
Helen f. LamSOn.
The police say that shortly after
noon a call for a physician and ambu
Patrolman Martin Maggie went with
the ambulance and the report he made
after returning from the hospital men
toned no names. The night watch
stated that the girl was barely alive
but the hospital would not give out
names. 1t is known. however, that the
patient simply gave the name Of Doro-
thy Rowe. Part of her clothing is said
to have borne another name.
At the house from which she was
taken inquiries We're made. tonight. 1t
is in the most fashionable part of the
city. Those seen decline to say Il word.
From other sources it is said that the
young woman had taken carbOlic acid
while in Boston, Monday forenoon. and
that she had been treated at a hospi-
tai and then discharged.
CThe Boston Emergency and City
hos pitfalls say they had no case like the
above, MondayD
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CRAIG.Y.NOS FOR SALE
No One Bids Over $4,000. However. and
Patti Still Owns II.

London. June 1S.-CraigY-Nos Cas-
tie, the residence in Wales of Adelna
Patti Baroness Rolf Cederstrom). was
put up at auction, this afternoon, at
the mart in this city.
Tie auction room was packed with
influential people and agents. With
an offer of c5000O, made by a promi-
nent London auctioneer. no other offer
was heard. and Auctioneer Lumley de-
rlared Madame PATHS castle sold at
that figure. Simultaneously the bidder
rushed up and said he had not meant
his offer TO be taken seriously.
Long conferences followed. Mr.. Lum-
lev consulted Sir Geo. Lewis. the we'll
known lawyer. who advised that no
proceedings be taken. and Mr.. l-um-
ley reopened the sale at c20,0Oo
At G45, 900 a deadlock was reached
and Mr. Lumley announced that he
must buy in the property for Madame
Patti, the reserve price being 10000.
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oner yucca at New York, in $500 bail.
Tuesday, pending the inquest into the
wrecking of the Mortified. Friday.
The inquest was set for July 8. Both
men furnished bonds.
The New York Times will saw.
Wednesday,: 1t is announced that ar
Engagements are being made for the
sale of the Colt Patent Arms Mfg. co.
of Hartford. Conn. to the Colt Arms
Co. of New York
Negotiations are said to be in pro-
Sress for Il combination Of the clectri-
cal business. which will include the
General Electric, Sprague and West
inghOuse Cos. The General Electric
has been working in harmony with the
Westinghouse since 1896. The combin-
ed earnings of the companies are over
$3O,OO0,0O0 year
An error in judgment on the part of
VIM. j. kinsley. n handwriting expert,
who figures in the trial OF Roland r.
MolineuX. led to the dismissal,
Wednesday. by Justice Maynor. in the
supreme court. Brooklyn. of an indict-
mcnt against George III. Saoson. Kins-
ley. District Attorney Clark said, ad-
mits he made mistake
President Seelye of Smith College, at
the alumni meeting at Northampton.
Mass, Tuesday afternoon, stated that
nearly $4,000 had been raised toward
the erection Of q students building
and that il was time to make arrange
ments for its immediate construction.
i committee was appointed to select
an architect. prepare plans and choose
a ste.
The Minnesota state building at the
Pan-American grounds at Buffalo, n.
Y, was dedicated. Tuesday. Gov. Van
SAINT with his staff. the "a Battalion Of
the lst Minnesota Regiment. many
members of the Minnesota F.ditOria,
Association with their families. nu,
many citizens of that state We're pres
emit Light rain was falling, bat this
did not prevent 4 crowd.
At the University of Chicago. the IS u
convocation was held, Tuesday John H.
Rockefeller. founder Of the institutions
which is now celebrating its IL ccnnial an
nivcrSary. in his address said: "Whatc.-
er YOUR station may be hereafter. do not
fail TO turn gratefully to your family and
friends who have stood by You in your
struggle for an education ! ,ntreat ron
years 20 by frequently to express t. them
your gratitude ANA regard ana return u
them proof Of tho sincerity OF yOIr I'M
failing auBTcCia ton.
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MILE RECORD BROKEN.
Good Bicycling at New Haven-One Rider
Seriously Injured.

New Haven, Conn. June 1S.-At the Col
iscum track, tonight, Floyd McFariand 81
San Jose Cal, broke the world 5 record
for one mile in competition. covering INC
distance in 1.59 30. Owing 10 the handi-
caps of the others. however. McFnrland
failed to get inside the money.
The ln-mile amateur race resulted n q
spill in which Sam Palmer OF New ria
Ven, was badly injured Clyde Chase o.
this city. ATTEMPTED I" 20 t ar th nn nan N
stcep embankmcnt. Palmer, who was
closely trailing Chase. crashed mt ~ mtn
.arrirI from the track unconscious 1t l.
feared he is hurt internally. The sum
mary: ~ -, w -,
lev CS0 yards), Bridgeport Conn. TIME
u1lS mile opcn. professional-Won by
EIovd Mcfarland. Time. 1.ol 70.
Ten mile open. amatetiTU;,MH on r;c
George ocno.icIu. Richmond lilli. llihe
one mile professional. handicapmM We, oi
ly Lester Wilson. PlttShllrS ~ !'io''
Gimn Of scratch man, 1.15 10
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SECRET SOCIETY CLAUSE.
'e'a'ncI IN Lutheran Church Creed After
Hottest Kind OF Fiqht.

'aihestown. n. ". June 1S.-The
Dan on secret societies was rec
commended to be removed by tho
Augustana synod of the Swedish
lutheran church at Jamestown n. v.
Tuesday. The constitution of tha
church provides that no one shall be-
come Il member OF the church who be-
longs to Il Masonic or other secret ~
athelsuc society" a year ago. a COM
nlttee was appointed to recommend
changes in the constitution. Tuesday
DR.. NJ. c. Rensen of Chicago. chairman
OF this committee. reported that all ref
erence to secret societies be stricken
from the creed.
DR.. Ranseen. the chairman, followed
up the report by strong statement
of the committees position in believ-
ing that the constitution should he
changed.
Rev. G. Fosburg of North Grosvenor-
dale. Conn, said secret societies were
idolatrous.
The discussion grew more bitter. Rev.
c. +. Johanson of Boston. advised that
ilttle be said on the subject. but MEM
bers of such societies should not be
received as church members.
n half dozen ministers tried to speak
at the same time.
The Rev DR.. G. A. Brandelle began
an earnest speech in behalf of the Sc
crer societies. ana as he warmed up
he continued: You say secret socie-
ties have no religion?" (Cries Of Yes.
yes.')
Rev. DR.. Lindsom handed the speak
. a of no
and the speaker began to read.
That's a lie," cried the Rev. C. F.
Fosburg. There was great confusion.
Il move that the ballot be now taxi
e3." said Ret. DR. Swensson, who had
gained attention from the Chair. while
the house was in the greatest turmoil.
Objections were made by many but
the Chair sustained the motion and or
dered the taking of 4 ballot.
During the excitement of taking the
ballot the Rev. s. G.. Swensson said
that there might be those who would
| east more than one ballot The insinu-
alton was vigorously resented and the
Chair stated that it was the blacklist
| libel that mad ever been put on the
| members of the synod.
The vote was taken. however, amid
great confusion and the Chair could
/ with difficulty retain any kind of or
| der
The result of the ballot was that the
proposed amendment was defeated by
a vote of 81 to Il. thus leaving the OBJ
| jectionable clause in the church creed
and excluding from membership of any
| church within the denomina ton Of the
members of any secret society.
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MAY DURYEA. THE ACTRESS.
sues to Recover Gift Of $1,000 from | ,.c
Suicide Or. W. L. Simpson.

hoSton, June 1S.-Miss Nav Durvea
.'e ac'ress. appeared, today, before
Judge Fessenden as Il plaintiff in q s,,it
Drought by her to enforce the navma,t
ol Sift made to her by the late pr
VIM. Nj. Simpson of New York of
soooo' peinS part OF Il sum due or 10
become due to him under an agree
inent made by him with his fo,,,e,
business partner, DR.. Henry S. Harvey.
iol MS interest in the firm and good
will.
Dr- simpson committed suicide in a
New York hotel, Jan. &c, 1901, which
was TWO days after the written Gift to
Mis- Duryea WAS made and Witnessed
by Jacob Schneider, proprietor of the
Richelieu Hotel of New York. and.
later on the same day, left by Dr..
simpson with Edward i. Schneider. son
OF the hotel proprietor. The paper was
delivered to Miss Duryea by Mr..
Schneider, the day after Mr.. Simpson
ended his life.
The claim is that the paper was
signed and the gift made by DR.. Simp-
son To her in contemplation of impend-
ing death and that therefore it is valid
and that DR.. Harvey should be ordered
to pay the stipulated sum of $500 per
month, beginning with March Is last,
until the agreement is by its own
terms ended.
There is due and to become due I'M
der the agreement of DIR. Harvey $l0,-
600, all of which is claimed by the wife
and administrators of DR.. Simpsons
estate, Mrs. Mabel p. Simpson. but
whose name now, by virtue of a mar
riage contracted by her since DR..
Simpsons death, is Mrs. HoltZ.
The defendants are DR.. Harvey, who
stands as stakeholder merely, and
Mrs. Simpson, as she is described in
the bill. who is contending for the
whole $4,000 to the exclusion of Miss
Duryea as plaintiff. who claims $4,000
of it. Several witnesses We're heard
and the case went over until tomor-
row.
On croSS-eXamination, Miss Duryea
said DR.. Simpson never said q word
to her about the papers he had signed
and which were delivered to her after
his death. Under redirect eXamina-
ton, Miss Duryea said that DR.. Simp-
son said he was going to get divorce
ana would marry her. He told her 50
four or five times.
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No Chinese Soldiers Yet Tor PekIa.

Pekin. June 1S.-The foreign HILLS
ters have declined to assent 10 the re-
ouest to allow 5000 Chinese soiaiers 10
come to Pekin now. Thev cohsioei
that it would be unadvisable TO permit
such a step be taken before the iat.ei
mari of August. by which time the m
ternational troops. with the exception
Of the legation guards. will nave iei'
the city. or-
Tho ministers also declined to per-
NIT International troops to guard the
rrnrhidden CITY until the Chinese SOL
diers shall arrive.
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BADLY BATTERED ITALIANS
In Police Court at Boston PatroIman O'Bricn
Will Recover.

Boston, June 1S-Patrolman OBrien OF
Charlestown, who was stabbed by SaNlno
Baoga, an Italian organ grinder, III
CharleStown, last night, was reporter
comfortable by the hospital authorizes
at the Massachusetts General hospital;
today, and it was stated that II blo9u
poisoning did not develop, the man wouid
recover
Boaga and Nicola Ottavio. a compan-
ion, who was arrested with nm, "tr
BROUGHT to police headquarters Tor II
Speciion and measurement today. Both
presented Il sorry appearance as inc re-
suit of attack of the crowd who trl,d I"
lynch them, last night. Baoga hau ~ ~
al cuts on the head and face, and the
clothing of both men was badly torn.
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TRANS. ALASKAN RAILROAD.
Eastern Capitalists willing to Back 800
Mile Steel Highway.

Seattle, Wash, June 1S.-From late
Alaskan advices it is expected that
Atlantic railroad will be con-
structed in the near future. Erleny
stated, it is proposed to build steel
highway from LLAMA bay, on the
southern shore of the Alaskan PENN
sular to Nome. Teller City and Behr-
ing Straits. The preliminary surveys
have been just completed by Norman
r. Smith The heavy financial hackers
of the undertaking are said to be East
ern capitalists. The line will cover
about 800 miles and will run through
the very heart of the Alaskan gold
belt
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Tom Wilson Whips Billy Payne.

BAR IIarbor. Me. June lS.-Billy Plyn2
If Philadelphia. and Tom Wilson of Bar
usrbor Me met, tonight. for Il rounds
,he latter receiving the decision. The
contest was a very uneven one until the
,Sth round when Wilson did the faster
work having the better of the remainder
Of the bout. The fight was very swift
both men exhibiting much cleverness
Taither man suffered much punishment
,rel,grams were received from Twin Sulli
van and Paddy Fenton of Boston, chal-
,snping the winner and MClnnis of Hamp
dem appeared in the ring issuing a SINH
lar challenge.
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Alumni Day at Tufts College.

Mcdford, Mass, June lS.-This was OBJ
served as Alumni day at Tufts College.
The Tufts chapter of Phi Beta kappa
admitted as honorary members: Bliss
Perry, l.. II. D.. of Boston, editor of the
Atlantid Monthly katherne A,drinh
Whiting. Phi. d. Of Boston; VIM, Hollis
Junior master in the East Boston High
school: and Myron J. Michael. Tufts -:
\. NJ. rufts. 80, of kinston, \. y, princi-
ral of Kingston Academy.
Bliss Perry. the orator. spoke on The
Amateur Spirit" The poem was read by
Miss Katherine Aldrich Whiting OF Bos-
ton.
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THE ATKiNcr'f co.
wilt Go Out Of business HAS Been Famous
New England Concern.

Portland, Me. June lS-At Il meeting of
the stockholders of the Atkinson Furnish
ing Co, here. today, il was voted to liu-
uidate, as the directors have recently sold
out the stock and fixtures of the com
pany to a new corporation. This closes
ont the famous Atkinson Co. which at
one time had many branches in mann
Now England cities and headquarters at
Roston one by one the branches hay,
taen disposed of until the parent house a
postou alone remains. ii * said the sail
-, th, latter was very advantageous and
win net dividend of from SO to 60 per
conf on the stock.
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This Tells Another Story.

Moltono Ca Colony. June lS.-krit,Zil
ger and FoIche. tie Bocr coftin.lnue,t
=trr ',rCclaimins that any persons reIoit
in: the whereabouts Of any tioer cuii ii
nand VII, be irned so CT. in default. W.
Re connected To accompany the coiiiih'''
~ foo for three months ho,,,
% armed Hocrs are in Cape Colony ah'
Continue 10 secure recruits.
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KRUGER'S A AUTHORITY
Will De Repudiated by Boer Leaders. w"o Arc
Sick OF the War.

London. June lS.-The Sun. which, how
ever. has not heretofore been over rcil-
Bile on this subject. hears that Mr. hlu-
ger has actually cabled TO Gen. BONA ne
Ginning to concede anything. ana tnat III
CONSEQUENCE OF this decision Gen bo,na
and the 4, 1nnandantS who :3gtee win 10
thas peace views have decided 70 rtpu
aiate Mr.. ErugcrS authority ana q ~
her consul alton with Bothas represent
atIve and Lord ..Itchoner vii be arraHs
q, for nCrt week
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Do MOI Think Change Advisable.

London. June 1s.-Lord Cranborne'
the under foreign secretaHS' .ha+
House of Commons. today. si'
the government had notified 'ne p ~
orc that it considered the lmposi'.o.i ~
n fax on rice and cereals imported 'n ~,
china to be very impolitic' IL was mu'
proposed to change the duty vi 'p
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Mans Mission on Earth
Medical RCCk FREQ

Know Thyself," Il book for men onjv. reg-
ular price 80 cents, will be sent free is,al.d
postpaid to amy male reader OF this paper. &
cents for POSTAGE Address the Pea body
Medical institute, Bulfinch Street. Bos-
best in America. Write TODAY for free honk
=" Tie Key to Health and Happiness -
~ The Peabody Medical Institute has many
ilnifators. but no equals Boston IIernH
H. The Peabody Medical Institute il a fixed
fact IN the medical phenomena OF this
country and it win remain so.-Boston .Jomy,nL
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Suicide at PJit'an d.

Portland Me, June 1S.-W. NJ. Elder
this evening, by hanging at his home
On Forest avenue. He had been sick
and was despZondent.
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The tax rate in Auburn. this year.
will be y mills. half a mill reduction IN
the per cent. due to an advanced val
uation Of some other properties.
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Government receipts, Tuesdiy' iioi'
nteInal revenue, wecc sSl0,'-o; niiSo ea
l~.cc-s, .1c,41t; e-p5H2i tUIec, SoSo'ooo'
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Maurice B. Perkins, profess. ,,5
hemistry of Union college aieo aar,v
denly at Schenectady. y. !"
Tuesday.
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hot; dagge aenng pains follow quick the muscles become
y1noverne S attended with excuating
baths while
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BORN.
KENN EBEC.

KENNEBEC.
Mt Vernon. June -. to The wife Of
Charles w Whittier a son; June IL, to
the wife of Hermon Healey,a son.
Readfield. June II, to the wife OF j, II.
Rogers, a son.
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"Three years ago had a severe attack OF
Ia grippe, which left me almost physical
wreck. To add to my wretched condition,
severe form Of Rheumatism developed. l
Of them could do me any permanent good. I
used all tho rheumatic cures could hear of,
but Received no benefit. After beginning 9. 8.
g. I was relieved OF the pains and have gained
in flesh and strength and my general health
is better than for years. I consider 8. s. 8.
the grandest blood medicine in the world,
and heartily recommend it to any one Sock
iue relief from the tortures Of Rheumatism.
B. r. GREGORY, Union, 8. c."
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Harvard Quarters. Red Top. Conn,
June 1S.-The Harvard Varsity crew
covered the 4-mile course. this after
noon, rowing up stream with slight
wind and tide in their favor. The men
rowed better than on Friday, their
time being 21.1S, which is a second
slower than the time of the Yale crew,
tonight. as it was caught by operators
at start and finish.