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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03
COTTON BELT RAILROAD BONDS.
The President Explains the Purpose OF
lssusnce of New Ones.

New York. october 2.--In the annual ie'
port Of the st. Louis and Southwestern
railroad. President Edwin Gould explains
the issue Of new bonds as follows;
For the purpose Of relmbursing the In
come accounts for counts heretofore ex-
pendea aud charged 10 that account for
tho betteruent and Improvement Of ihe
company's properly. the remaining Sl,"V,'
coo unissued second mortgage Income pohu
certificates, in the hands OF the uus'ee'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03

Bonhnm. Texas, october / Joseph Jew
cit. brick urson w7 fatally injured in
a runaway here last night. He was thrown
from his buggy against post, his head
striking urst.
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Pure cow Nan.

i,o,a ny ge. guarded against contain,
pefie- ginning To baby, Yoh1a stIn'
h6yies9,l o Substitute fesain'@@ 't w.
"a Ftoo5 Eagle Band CondenseG
. thaa fnft among infant foods
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4 eolg SCHEDULE.


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coni Ieau1., ,,iy. No. $40 p. m
Eetj Ky q Arrive ' NJ. go a. N
Hos : A''v' w.
SS. o. H. r.
o.,.i Central pspGSs T. 1000 p. m
ssan Arrive ~ ~ '..i9Xs 4. m
1 Arrive 50, 30 50 p m
: a. a 5. A. ny.
" .I c,n,ral Depot
i eI,p o..m Arrive No $40 p. ~.
IA lsio;g' m N Arrive. No.Io4.O0 "a
a, H 8 Ne n Ne Wv
c,ui csnaaI Depot
nnsam Arrive No. =. 300 am
II i0'y5 . Arrive No. 1000 pm
4 Lsg y Arrive No. 6. 700 pm
' s,Si santays Only
81, T. & NJ. r. r.
e,,sd Central Depot.
ntsan Arrive No, ;5a' 3.3s pm
/ .A& a. P. Ry'
erni Central Depot
S,saH Arrive No. 6'sS pm
a. &. q 3. F. n. n.
Gnna Central Depot
soo, n Anive.."-n8.S5a m
iISp m Anive'..'''''9'Zo pm
Galveston Trains
,O0a m. Arrive ..... g. y pm
riiIs 3 m ArIve..'''''|'3O pm
IA, ,,,Issn. Sunday Specials
ss;an Arrive ......S.40 a. m
..-~ssiye I'M Arrive. o.2O p. IN
x. isyyeeial arrives li.30 p M
80 ~, cave the Santa Fe Congress
*. Ky. m y minutes later than the above.
n, E. a W. T. II. n.
Fiji Ward Depot
.,n,s Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
~ ciand Genital Depot
~. ......... Arrive o.02 a. m
NJ, X. q Il. II. II.
R.EsT Depot Fifth Ward.
,hs,n ...........Arive 9 80 a. m
"a ....... Arrive s so p m
ts sIsan Trains see G., II. & II.
LIZ G. n. II. II.
p;,ct foot Of Congress Avenue.
,in.r............ Arrive 4. 30 a. m
it0 Er..",.......".Auive us pm
lornblA and velasco Trains.
,ha.n Arrive 4 As p. m
" Daily Escep; Sunday.
,a0na SUNDAY only.l Arrive 4.45 pm
G. II. & ii. II. II.
pys,fOot Of Congess Avenue.
itOln. Sundays.
,ss9 4 y week days il. Arrive $50 am
Han. .........Arrlye 1925 a. m
Arrive 3.2S p. m
Is,nn Arrive GAS n. m
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\ Psi mat little want gA, - 81
It Will bring tIeu asslreSS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03

NE. 4 W. T. II. n.
FIT Ward Depot
|,Dlr. Express Train Arrive 1000 pm
cland Genital Depoi.
h.. 4..... Arrive o.02 am
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-03

le Vanderbilt fire box. Notwithstanding
g Endorsement ana success on otner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27
MAINE FAIR STAKE ENTRIES.
Ho'somen Have Literally Paironizcd the Early
Closing Events.

Lewiston. Me. May oG-Fol,owinG arc
the entries for the Maine State Fair
stakes:
No. !. tro;ting foals az T97-I. n. Ro-
mor. North Auson; a. II. Potter. South
Gardner. =. l.. Cummings, South Paris .
". g. Field. 1armoulhville; C. H. Nelson.
J. NJ. johnson. Calais.
No. 2, pacing foals Of lsa1-Dd not fill;
declared on.
North Anson: W. y. Giltcrt, Livrrlnnre
Fails: II. II. Greeley. Ellsworth; George
+. Woodbury.. brunswick; T.. W. Hutch
ms. Nuhcrn; i. :. Cummings. South Par
son. Watsrvlie; y. s. Doughty. Cumbcr-
land: J. NJ. johnson, Calais; Alfred Gro
vers. Fnlmington: Eugene perauIt. Lew
iston: Il. @ Burlsich. Vassa boro.
No. Z. 200 pacing stakc-irying Pottlc,
kirgiicld: W. H. Hall. Dover: ". y. Gil
bert. Liyefmnre, Falls; r.; L. Lindsay.
tao oFI B. in}Hay North ff Manin aGa
Ralph Hurrill Bangor: +. H. Greeley
Ellsworth; Silas Bartlett. Lewiston
George T.. Woodbury.. brunswick: q. w.
iston; Il. II. Wiggin. Lewiston; G. H. Mel
son. Watcrvilie: W. n. NC Gsick. CtiaiS
Frank c. Murchic, Midtown. n. b.: Z. Il.
ireland. Bangor.
No. ), 2:35, trotting stakc--W. y Gil
bert I.ivcrmorc Falls: Ralph Burril.
Bangor: II. I. Romer. North Anson; r.
g. Greeley. ELLSWORTH, George n. W ouG
bury, brunswick; +. w. H;tchins. Au-
burn; +. II. Wiggin. Lewiston: WigGin IL
RunnclIs, Sanford: c. II. Nelson. Water
willie: \. s. Doughty. Cumberland: r. j.
Mathew. W&tcrvillc; j. NJ. Johnson. cal
ais.
No C. go pacing stalse-W. II. Hall.
Dover: II. l.. Rome North Arson: Lean
der Leighton. Portland; Peter Corron, Au-
gtsta; Il. II. Greeley. Ellsworth: SilaS
bartlett. Lewiston; George y. Woo ibury,
Brunswick: G. \. Pattce. lewiston; r
H. Wi=Ein. Lewiston: w. \: Milroy.
south Gardner; ". \. NcKusick Calais;
G.. ". <oirstad, Durham: Frank +. Muir
chic Midtown, y. E.: T. Il. Ireland, Ban
No I. a:27, trotting stake-II. Z. Romcr.
North Arson; T.. II. Greeley. Ellsworth
Herbert f. Garcclon. Lcwiston; &. u
Small. West Peru. Wiggin & Rlnnell..
sanford: e. II. Nelson. Watcreiie: j. NJ,
johnson. Cai;iis: j.. Il. ireland. Hanror
Ralph Burrin Eangor; f. J. Mathew. Wa
tcrville. .
No. S. DOB. pacing stake-lI L. Eomer
North AuSon; irving Pottlc. EarminEt"n
HaIph Hurrill. Bangor: T.. H. Greeley.
Ellsworth: George G.. Heath. Auburn
Clark Bros. Portland; +. H. Berry, Rock
land; T.. w Hunt. Portland; +. y. Ire
land t,ancor: ". III. Hall, Dover; y. ".
Keirs,ad durham; G.. r. Pattec, Lewis
ton; W. 4. Milroy. South Gardiner; Lean
der Leighton, Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27
AMUSEME
"WHEN We WsRE TWENIY-ONE"
Will &c the Attraction. tomorrow Nigh. at
the O1era House.

William Morris in when We Were
Twenty One" viii hc the attraction at
the Opera Hou.c. tomorrow evening.
The Portland Argus Of Saturday says:
The return engagement at Ihc defer
son of Mr.. William Morris and the fine
company associated with him in this
beautiful play. is something to he
thankful Of. The play and the acting
Of It are the sort Of thing every lover
of wholesome drama and finished act
ing wants to see and enjoy. and after
en- has seen il once, wants TO ENJOY
again. On it's first presentation here
when We Were TWenty-Onc" stirred
an enthusiasm not easily aroused, and
it's repetition, last night. confirmed and
drCpC red the impression of the first
performance. Original i'll conception,
dramatically artistic in construction,
charming i'll its comedy side, fun OF
pathCs in underlying sentiment which
i. never ma wisiSh and rising to drama
tic cIimaXtS with unduly forcing the
situation. the play throughout its four
acts OF well defined dramatic progress
sion is d source of continual and
frightening satisfaction and enjoy
rrcnt. The man that sits through this
play without feeling his heart strings
stirred is to be pitied. He must be
poor sort of creature or else there is
something lacking in his composition.
And good as the play is the acting is
worthy Of il. To Mr.. Morris we have
already given the need of high praise
and Xt.nded comment would be but
repetition. His acting throughout is all
of piece and delightfully."- satisfying.
4 manly and kind influence radiateS
from his impcrsonation. Gentle and
dicnified. he is yet = man of the world
of the best Tha cEerayan type; his pa
thCS never dcgcnerates into sentiment
| ality. His are is quiet, restrained, his
| Voice beautifully lanagcd, every geS-
| turc illuminating, the entire pre5enta-
ton OF the highest linish. And all the
| other roles are in excellent hands
! There is no weak spot to mar the art
/ istic effect. Thomas Incc has a difficult
part of the raw, passionate youngStei,
v no despite all the fiery effervescencc
| Of youthful folly is sound at the core.
and he portrayed the type with con-
.incine power THE Trinity were
played with fine discrimination, never
overriding their part and yet giving Il
favor to the whole play. Florence
/ Wickliffe rs Phyllis portrays the
character with clear and sympathetic
, INSIGHT. Her grace, her arch and frollc-
, some humor. her touches Of sentiment
laIty combined to secure the interest
and liking OF the audience. Evelyn
Selibe as the "Fircfy" makes start
ling change in the atmosphere OF the
Nulay, and creates n distince impression.
The minor characters are Adequately
acted and all combine to make w men
We Were Twenty-Onc" one of the most
delightful plays that have been Dciore
the public in recent years.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. G. II. Bangs is in Boston.
Hon. l.. A. Walton of Skowheran
was in the city, yesterday.
Miss Sadie Lord spent Sunday visit
Ing her parents in Belgrade
W. Nj. Pencil of Brunswick. was =
business caller to the city. Saturday.
Miss Winefrcd Dudley passed Sunday
with friends at the Gorham Normal
school.
X. w. Sprague and H. l.. Withee of
Colby College. were in the city on bust
ness. Saturday.
Oscar Hoiway Is expected to arrive
home from trip to California. the
FIRST of the week.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Wheeler. manager of T.
ii. Rutler's branch, was in Portland
buying goods the last of the past
week.
Frank A. Fellows of Boston. we'll
known in Augusta, was in August,
saturday. on his way to Belgrade
Lakes On fishing trip. He was accom-
"'1ied by Fred \. Davenport of Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27
to. G. T. STATE DEPUTIES.
Chief Tcmplar Kewbert Of RocSland Announc
Is his Appointments.

Eoct,and. Me. May 25.-Albcrt II.
NewLcrt, who was recently elected
Grand chief temniar OF the Grand
Grand Lodge Of Maine. Good Templais,
saturday. announced the appointment
Of the following state deputies:
ccy. Samuel =. Pearson. Po"tiana;
Rev. Robert Scott, Bingham; John h.
Seavoy. Care Pcrpol.c; triah y.
rra;un. Wet Ecnncbunk; Mrs. Is. a..
plsis;ed. White nock; George II. Up
::.t. Hccip3rt: Re-. J. II. !!arailfo1.
Mattaw;I,,r:cae: George r. Bra, l<ctt,
Eolf: -: O. 6. Norton. Portland; Rev.
A. $. ;;ishcc, Brunswick; W. $. Ride
OFT. Cco.ae H. Narney, Calais; Rev. r..
Y. Stevens, Lynd2rvilic, Va; Frank
lT. Dexter, sprirgvalc; Frank g. Holt.
Nori ;dgewocl,: II. T. ticnry, Caribou;
Lewis T. I..nccl.i, i-cancbunk n. j..
Cow. Ri.ocis; Herbert Luce. Farming
scp: levi LurNcy. Southwest Ifarbor:
.fotn G. Stewart, York; w. I. Ste,l ng,
Watcrvi,ln: Harry i. Ncsmith, Rev.
w u. Fuitz, Challc3 4. Maxwell. Fort
land: Mrs. Julia y. Cho;to, East Sur
rv; Ed. l.. Durham, Dcering: Ed
wcrd II. Emery. Sanford; Richard c.
ualn. Bangor; j.. l.. Bartlett, Dan
forth: l.. G. Jurdin. Alfred: Joseph I.
Mason, Judge L. J. Cram, Biddefoid;
DR.. r. M. Ross, Kennebunk; w. H.
West, Unity: Carrie NJ. F.rskinc, Mont
vile: Mrs. T.. +. Alexander, Belfast;
y. w. spinney, Popham Beach; ". ).
| walker, Arhurn: F. e. Donnel, Kit
terry: A. ]. Hoibrcok, Bowdoin; A. ,.
BURKE. bingham: Rev. II. c. Muason'
puckfcld: Ifs. J. =. EodgEi1S, cara
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Daily ksnnsber Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
THEIR FIRST COMMUNION.
Al interesting Ceremonial at Saint Augustine
Church.

yesterday in the church calendar
was the Feast of Pentecost; or, as gen
orally known, Whitsunday. 1t Is AL
ways considered &. day to be por,icu-
iariy celebrated in baptism and first
eothihunion, and at the Saint Angus
lne church there was a notable ser-
vice, yesterday, at the early service.
wnen class of 46 children took their
iirSt sacrament
rms class was Toned about n ycar
ago and since then under direction of
Rev. FIR. Hamel and the Ursulino
Mother has been in a course of re,ir-
ious instruction preparatory to this
event. The class consisted of Is girls
ana 53 boys, all about - years of age
This instruction has been given them
nve times a week until last week, when
they were all subjected 10 three days'
examination and such special instruc-
uon as was nesessary in individual
cases. The last three DAYS the candi-
dates have been in religious retreat"
from the world. listening to sermons
and other preparations.
At low mass. yesterday morning. the
church was crowded to the doors with
ou' II Teilcn people. anxious to see this
ceremonial. The boys sat in the front
seats across the aisle from the girls
The latter We're dressed entirely in
white with bridal wreaths and wells and
made Il beautiful picture. The boys
each wore Il white ribbon on the arm
and knot and medal on breast Low
mass IVES given with service by FIR.
Hamel and music by the child choir
under Mother Sairte Helene and
Sainte Sacred Heart: while the Mother
Superior took charge of the children in
the class.
The whole service was beautiful and
impressive AMI rendered with all the
display of which the Catholic service j.;
capable in acornmcnt and music The
whole service was carried out with eff
feet and in way calculated To make
it memorable 10 the young and satis-
factory TO all OF the French Ameri-
cans who were able to gain admittance
to hear FIR. Hamcl and to witness q
ceremony meaning so much to those
within their church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27
Beware OF a Cough.
year.

A cough is not disease "".
symptom. Consumption and proiichi.ie,
which are the most dangerous am
fatal diseases, have for their nTs' 'hu'
cation a persistent cough. and IL proper
w treated as soon as this cough ~
nears are easily cured. chamberlain
Cough Remedy has proven wonu !.
fully successful, and gained Its WIZ
reputation and extensive sale Ny ~,
success in curing the diseases VII, VIII,
cause coughing. If it is not pene ," -,
II will not cost you cent. For sai
Jno. Coughlin. III Water street anu
G Houlehan, Gardiner. druggists
m,w,f
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NOTICE..

TO THE HOLDERS OF "CoNsoLI-
DATED MORTGAGE BONDS. CLASS
a. OF THE AUGUSTA HALi OWE
AND GARDINER RAILROAD COM
WHEREAS. +he AUGUSTA. HALO
WELL AND GARDINER RAILROAD
ID. 1891. issued it's consolidated Mort
gage Bonds. Class A." TO the amount Of
Fifty Thousand Dollars, said bonds being
numbered from l to 50. both inclusive,
and being Of the denomination of One
Thousand Dollars each. payable July
first. \. ID. 1871 but redeemable at the
opt.on of said Railroad Company in whole
or in part. at par and accrued in
terest, at any time on and after the first
day of July. \. d. 1896. as more fully pro-
iied in certain deed of trust executed
FIRST day Of July. a. p: 1881; and.
NJ HEREAS said Railroad company
NOW desires 10 redeem all of said bonds.
IN accordance with the terms of the trust
deed aforesaid on the next ensuing cou-
ron day. viz: on the first day OF July. a.
u 1871.
THEREFORE,. the holders Of the bonds
aforesaid are hereby notified to present
said bonds with all unpaid coupons at
tached thereto at the Office Of said Maine
Trust and Banking Company in Gardiner.
Maine. trustee under said trust deed. on
or before the first day OF July. A. ID.
1861. in order that the said Augusta. Hal
lowell and Gardiner Railroad Company
may t'tttui bbil'n 1T l"i
crucd interest, on said first day OF July,
\. ID. 1921
And the holders Of said bonds are here
by notified tnat in accordance with the
terY.Is OF the decd Of trust aforesaid, II
any of said bonds shall not be presented
for redemption at the lime and place
aforesaid no b;rther interest thereon
shall be payable after 50 d cate.
Augusta. Maine. May 16 1891.
AUGUSTA. HALL.OWEt.f. ANn GAR
DINER Raj ROAD COMPANY
Ev George L. A-aconiber. Treasurer.
r,lavI1 tltf
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H0W's This.

we offer one Hundred Dollars Rewar,
fer any case oI Catarrh that cannot b'
cured bv iallS Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo. q
We. the undersigned, have known r. J
Cheney for the last - years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions. and financially able to carrA
out any obligation made by their firm
West G Truax, Wholesale Druggists, 10
Wading. Kir~an 8. .-arvic. "tolesal'
Druggists, Toledo. O. ,
Halls CataIrn =, "a. i take. IN .inaiiy
acting directly upon the blood and inu
cous surfaces Of the system. Price. zoe
per bottle Sold by all druggists. Iesu
MORALS free. 49,.
tialrs Family rills arc tn" hest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27

The last of the Monaghan series OF
assemblies will be held, wednesday
evening. at Union hail. The assemblies
have been very popular this season.
nnd doubtless a large number Will DC
pl csent to enjoy the last one.
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STARTLING FACTS Read them.'

There 10 naturally no such a thing rs an incurabIe
disea,c. Disease becomes incurable by neglect
and improper treatment Improper treatment may
damage the system well cause loss Of thu and
IL therefore dangerous as neglect. In roper
treatment il due rather to inexperience than to in
ability or ignorance. If your disease is chronic and
puzzles the family physician you need the skill and
experience Of the specialist. Many cases pronounced
ncurible by the general practitioner can be cured
by the specialist. i quote q Few cases below to
prove these assertions:
CATARRH OF STOMACH AND BOW.
ELS: Geo. ID. Wooos, Esq, proprietor of the
american Poultry Farm, Hartland -Four Corners,
u, was ire1ed in ls2'; , The "a doctors called
lad bat short time TO live when began treating
wish Doctor Barbrick. gained twelve pounds the
frs. month. and was cured in six. To-day enjoy
the best Of health. and have not known a sick day
r!nce." Signed, Geo. d. Wood.
CoNsCnpTICy: Mrs. Mary Jacobs Of Man.
chester VT, treated eight months in 1897 and 1898.
" The .anily and city doctors told me I had con-
sot,nton, was incurable, would rot live six weeks,
cite. / am still alive and well. Doctor Barbrck
saved inc. Any one can write me-" Mrs. Mary
jacobs.
BRIGT;T,s DISEASE AND DROPSY:
Mis-. .. &. Cole, OF Halifax, cured in 1898. The
family doctor said, Brght's Disease, hopeless
case Mrs. Cole says: '.My children would have
been mothercss to-day If it had not been for Doctor
Barbrick." Signed Mrs. o. G. Cole.
"My wife and both believe this certainly would
have been the if she had not made one supreme
effort and this wonderful physician" Drill
e. Cole.
CANCER: Mrs. Alice Boutillier, 81 Ireson
street. Lynn Mass, cured 1894. Had the cancer
cut out once, under treatment for thirteen
months for the second one which came in the same
place, when the doctor said he was sorry he could
10 % more. " w ords cannot express my gratitude
TO Doctor Rarbrick. | want everybody to know
what he has done for me- and will answer all let
,ers.f Mrs. = Boutillier. q
The reader vii 5te that these cases, all Of which
were thought 20 he hopeless, given more proof
the arguments pu; fortl in the first few sentences
than - Testimonials. l. space would permit L
could ute hundreds Of people who, like the above
mentiO ned persons. incerey believe l have saved
tAe3r lives. ] publish testimonials only by request
or permission, my motives being much in the
interest of the sick and suffering myself, for
believe that if point out to hopeless sufferers way
10 beath and thereby life, am not only
griherin the interests of myself and my profession,
. also doing grand ane humane wo.k.
t the Hotel North, for days only.
May n, IS and 20. Hours A. NJ. to 8
Boston. Also in Skowhegan, Hotel
May % and %; also in Waterville,
ay, May "a and 25; also in Gardiner,
0; also in Richmond, Richmond Hotel,
articulars.
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CCf.Y.

Two-basc h.fs-CraI;;. BtEoT. NiI!iaMS.
stolen aascs-Snall. h:nIman, ltancon'
Carriran. First base on bails-Gy John
son. /: by Hodskins, 2. Hit by pitched
raIl-fi odgkins. Struck ont-By Hods-
kins, Bither. Small. Williams. johnson
~ johnson, White, P:ngroe. Passed bal
HrarriraG. Time, 1hr 31m. Umpire:s,
Eeanc Of Augusta, and Potter of Lewis
ron.
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: PERFECT, ABSOLUTE AND
PERMANENT CURE,

He viii tell on whether the disease H. durable or
mol aud IL cuiabIc " hat course 10 purSu. ~ u Ter
10 ret we'll M pcr-pn shond doctor any further OF
lahc ANY fipic medicine bciure consulting him. y
VIII L, him i. pldic.s trouble, cxpenst
aud suffering. Read s late rrport of people ae;i,-
ally cured and dInbt if you cen his ability 10 cure
yDd. Experienc,. teaches. The following flures
wid give idea al the extensive experience 81
this lhy-iritu ia ti,,;ing cases just like yours. 1is
l. hut brief -yhopsis OF the different dsea sCs
treated, AMI the Aiilnher IF made. rhcuH:I-
i.rn. .G2 case; neuralgia, +Di; partial para --
20: tOta parliys., - cases greatly relieved. aid
most Of them enahlct to attend TO ordinary ht-i-
ness, dyspepsia. Indigestion, aud stomach troubles,
l.bS1 cur-; Shnai disease, rcioiull. and hip JOINT
di-el-r, 40 cas- permanently cured, cancers, =
removed and ~ cured by absorption tunors. ali
form, ~ cases treated hy the absorption process.
96 ca-r- cured many still under treatment caarrh,
.2D cured, bronchitis. asthma, i'y cases,
sumption, 1T and 2Hd stages 525 cases have been
treated and b. cured: cpiIepsy, III cases now
under treatment eau refer trrascs cured over seven
years ago; diseases OF the liver. 1G5 cnses cured !;
hear: Gisa-e. % CURED: diseases of the kid
nrNs ttncludiDg diabetes and Bricht's disease, sS2
treated al discharged as cured diseases or
the bladder. inflammation. etc, l6s cases cured !;
chronic constipation, 80! cases cured, diseases OF
tie eye, III ca-c- treated, ca of which regained
perfect sight; Deafness 80 treated 81 cared
Diseases peculiar to women, so; rejected Is
iacur;be. 49,. Special diseases not classified on
account Of bein. Of n private nature, S'3 eases
thoroughly, perfectly. and permanently restored ~
the blessing OF health. strength, and manhood.
Thi- il your opportunity TO he cured. No matter
what yonr condition how long you have been sick.
nor how many doctors you have tried; no matter
what your doubt may be. there il hope. 4 perfcc.
knowledge Of disease j. than onehalf it, cure.
It's your life tina. is ut sake you must either get
well or suffer.
No matter If the best physicians have given yo1
up, or hospitals have turned you away as ncurable
no matter what anybody says, go straight to tli=
physician and satisfy yourself. lie gives you this
opportunity entirely free OF expense.
Reception parlors specially arranged .
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
p. NJ. Maine office, 21O Shawmut Ave,
Coburn, Wednesday and Thursday,
Elmwood, Friday, Saturday and Sun
at the johnson House, Thursday, May ;
Friday May 81. See local papers for
mayo3 81 25,27,2S
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Financial.
INTESTINE MT.

co. prcferred certificates of The United
,.rTecs Securities Co. are offered for sub
Qua, s;on al par, 5000. Terms of paw
81 .asy sound. safe and conserya-
NJ H. ,anagement Surplus earnings of
use roximately Sisee will provide a fund To
Hprs,her strengthen the company. Cores
i!'lasnisnce solicited q. Il. Foster. Treas,
Milford. Mass.
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And Will Continue
His FREE Offer
Are You Sick? Are You S!lfferI,,g ?

II so, call on him and take advantage Of bis free
offer.
No; only will yon be surprised ut his wonderful
know ledge of d-ta-c his lain, concise psn.iion
of every and Eject, But il. the marvellous
rapidity with which his new, coniInoJ sense.
RAFlpNAl. treatment goes to the very seat OF
the trrne, giving Amos. instant relief, and ia al
cases that ave not Progressed too far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27

Miss Sara Stanley, chiropodiat and
manicure, is at Mrs. Downes. No. 125
state street, and will rc1llin during
the prece-t week. .f,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27

The fountain at Monument park was
sending forth Il spray Of water ~,
urday afternoon. for the first time t'i's