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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07

five feet deep. On the edge OF this
was platform, with planks as bar
bers' chairs, so rugged that they could
be tilted over backward and dump the
occupant into the pool. Neptune and
his wife ana son took seats on top OF
the turret overlooking the whole
thing. and the secretaries BARRIERS.
doctor, dentist judge and latherers
took possession of the platform. The
officers all had seats up on the for
ward lower bridge and the men
crowded around wherever they could.
a big flag bearing picture of Nep-
tune foated at the yardarm.
Await Victims In Tank.
"The officers first all filed down to
report. Each one was questioned by
the secretary and judge. who either
satisfied themselves that the men
questioned had crossed before or pro-
nounced fine on them of dozen
bottles of lacr. All this was recorded
in big book Meanwhile the bears
had all gone down into the tank and
were waiting for their victims. Some
of the midshipmen with mock gravi
ty. said they would nay the fine. and
went through the initiation Then the
| fun began The men were dragged
zip and initiated. the policemen chas
| ing up and arresting all who did not
come up themselves. so that n fellow
who did not come not only got his
ducking and shave, but was well
beaten with stuffed clubs of the po-
| lice.
"As soon as n man came UP the
secretaries checked his name off on
their list. and the remainder of the
| crowd grabbed him and seated him
| OH chair. They asked him a aues-
| ton. and when he tried to answer the
doctor or dentist jammed n pill in
his mouth and the judge squirted a
big syringe full of lather into it, Tho
| latherers then gave him big dose
OF iather with whitewash brushes and
the BARRIERS shaved him with big
wooden razors. Whereupon one o.
them tilted the chair, and over wen
the victim backward into the tank
turning n half somersault and landing
in the water on his head. The lather
was made of flour. soap. salt waie
land possibly touch of tar. and th'
kpills were the same. only thicker
hwith. think, touch of red pepper
ESQ the victims were mostly ready Il
Sgo into the water when the tim
icame.
GAS soon as they struck the tan1
the Tears pounced upon them an
: ducked them good before they woul
let them crawl out the ladder in th
! corner. You can imagine what viii
i finn N wac for all The nctorS were n
; funny as they could be. both i'll thei
4 costumes and actions. There wet
d lover eight hundred men to pu
p Through. and they were turned in 70
n n while st rate of twelve minute
n so the tank was one bowling. squirm
q ing mass of humanity. Oficourse an
;. Imam who had 10 be fetched by III
d police or who struggled gr fought c
It lwho tried TO ESCAPE and mart of it 70
it lit worse than any Of the Sest. 1t wa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07

Disobey this order under penalty OF
our royal displcasure.
Attest:--
"'Thco. Raderick, Judge. Davy
Jones, His Majesty's Scribe.
Given under our hand and seal
this sixth day of January. 1908.
NEPTUNE REX
THAT ended the Neptune business
and now all our newly made old salts
are heading for the Pacific. feeling as
II they really owned the ocean.
up to this morning we had not
sighted any land since we left Trlni-
dad, but this morning we sighted the
monntains just north OF Pernambuco.
and after oar trip to the east we have
now headed little to the westward,
and 1t will be Westward Ho!' all the
rest of the way"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07

How old Neptunus Rex and his
faithful Initiated into the mysteries of
The sea the "rocks" of the United
States battleship feet when they
crossed the line" is graphically de-
scribed in letter from an officer OF
the battleshlp Connecticut to his son.
ut was the funniest thing imaginn-
ble." lie says. The letter. which was
written on Pernambuco. Brazil, reads:
We left Trinidad on Sunday after
noon December 90. 1907. and from
there for over week, we had to run
nearly east against strong current
until we could get around Cape San
Rogue, the eastern point of South
America. Look at the map and see
how far out to the east that point is:
II sticks out until it is nearly under
Europe so we had Il long way 10 the
east to so. Then. too, there is al
ways strong westerly current along
there, which is known as the equato-
rial current
The trade wind. from about east
northeast in that part OF the world.
starts the water flowing in the same
direction, and 1t flows along until it
strikes the lanI mt Cape San Rogue.
II splits there. and part of ii goes
alcng the north coast OF South Amer
ion, passing through the Windward
Islands and so On into the Caribbean
Sea. 1t keeps on going west until it
strikes the coast of Central America
and Mexico. and then it turns un
around the west end of Cuba into the
Gull Of Mexico, and keeps on until II
comes out the Straits of Florida
where ii is turned north by the Da-
hama Banks. and thence flows M
along our coast where IL is known as
the Gulf Stream. 1t follows our coas!
TO Newfoundland. shoots across the
ocean to England, turns down along
the coast of France, Spain and Portu-
gal. until it reaches the trade wind
when 1t starts across the ocean again
ana so keeps it up all the time.
ION January |, in the evening In,
Admiral received the following wire.
less telegram:
Rear Admiral Evans Commando
in Chief:-Myself and party will pay
Won visit on or about Sunday morn.
ing at -half-past eight A. NJ I wisl
Yourself. officers and men of your fee
prosperous and hapnv new year
NEPTUNE REX
I'VE We're n little late reaching tn,
line. so Neptune didn't really COM
until Monday morning. We kept re
ceiving signals fro mhim burnln
barrels floating down the heet-an
On Sunday evening we received Wis
IT from his secretary, who announce
that on the next morning. at min
o'clock. he would be on board to wei
come us to his domain and to initial
into the mysteries of the sea all thos
who had never before paid tribute I
him.
so Monday, at nine o'clock sharI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
He laughs. Sin. when he cries.

He laughs, sir when he cries.
His name is 1T" 1t is his name;
He obeys my every wish;
He swims. good Captain, like a duck,
And drinks, too. like fish.
"'This is my secretary cap.
He Is noble, grand and great:
It's an honor. sir. TO meet with him.
hone YOU appreciate.
This Is my family doctor sir,
Quite skilful with n knife:
He cures old age and broken hearts
And brings the deadsto life.
And this is my family dentist. sir.
Who in business ne'er makes Il
blunder;
AT pulling teeth he is a failure.
But at pulling legs Il wonder.
"'And this Is my private barber, sir.
A clever fellow he.
Who will scrapc your close acquaint-
ance
With charming modesty.
And these are my soldiers. sir. and
guards,
And deadheads of the court:
All jolly, reckless fellows. too,
Not overload of work.
And so to you and your gallant crew
royal welcome give;
Good fortunes cheer for each man
here
With many years to live
:" To every tar that has crossed the
bar
welcome hand extend:
The very best that possess
To them gladly lend.
But, by the gods of ancient Greece
(He became very stern here).
That now look down upon us.
The pressure of so many rocks"
To me is quite obnoxious.
The ancient law and custom here
Shows no partially;
And lubbers entering my domain
| Must initiated be.
so, Cap. deliver up the "lubsl"
| Let us have something doing
see my men with towering brows,
| / fear there's trouble brewing
It's waste of time to parley VOWS;
We must maintain the law.
iHiS i'-thiIS Nhitc .uiSbuSNo iuS,
So let's knock off the chaw!
And If this law you dare ignore,
If Neptune you defy.
II with the customs of my realm
You care not to comply,
Your ship shall not pass onward. sir
Ten thousand gales shall stop he
And I'll send her to the bottom
OF Old Davy Jones' locker.'
THE captain welcomed him an
told him to take charge of the rocks
and the admiral gave them box ,
cigars. Whereupon Neptune directe
the captain to have the smoking lam
lighted. Neptune's navigator the
directed the captain to Keep the shi
on her course, sir and the nrocessio
marched on to the torecastle. wher
on the starboard side of the forwaI
turret a big canvas tank had been 81
up and filled with salt water ahol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07

the funniest thing. and we all sat up
for four hours and just howled with
laughter. The darkies were the fun
NEST of all; some of them hid and ii
took long time TO get them.
Dennis the Pig, Doused.
The funniest th!g that went
through was DenpIs. the pig. The
puppies were not so very funny. butt
when they sat Dennis Zip on the chair
he just opened his mouth and squeal-
ed Ike n good fellow. He was quite
human in his efforts. They lathered
him, gave him his pill and stuck the
lather brush into his mouth. and then
over he went backward. until his
sdueals were drowned In the water.
They were very gentle with all the
pets. though, much mere so than they
We're with the men. The coon was
the only pet that didn't so through.
and only because he could not be
found. guess it was just AS we'll,
for fancy somebody would have
been chewed IL they had tried that
foolishness with him.
after n while the supply OF rocks
began to give out, SO they grabbed
anybody handy and put him through,
and finally began shaving one anoth-
or. II was funny TO see all those
clowns in their funny costumes go
Hopping into the tank with all sorts
of grotesqne motions.
FINALLY the whole thing was oyer
and we all went OF to midday meal,
the performers to make merry with
| plenty of beer and good cigars. and
\ en- Il a
late themselves that they were real
sea dogs at last.
1 All of us got orr certificates OF
initiation, which are fine large paper
| certificates, with pictures of Neptune
and Amphitrite, mermaids, &c, and
which read as follows:-
"'DOMAIN OF NEPTUNUS REX,
| RULER OF THE RAGING MAIN.
! ITO all sailors wherever We may
lie, and to all mermaids. sea ser
penis, whales. sharks, Holsters, crabs
pollywogs and other living things OF
the sea, greeting. Know We that oil
this sixth day Of January, 1908. IL
. latitude O. o. O." and longitude 49,, 10
, o. west. there appeared within th'
limits Of our royal domain the u.
%. NOiiutNN.Cut' uOuili bOtitHHuTu w
, the Straits OF Magellan and Pa cif
/, ports.
BE It remembered that the sal,
( vessel and officers and crew thereo
! have been inspected and passed oil
| by ourself ana orr royal staff; AMI b
. IT known by all We sailors, marines
4 landlubbers and others who may b
5 honored by his presence that Lioy
r Horwitz Chandler. having been fn.in
@ worthy to he numbered as one of OH
/ trmsty shellbacks. has been gathere
r to our fold and duly installed into tn
J. solemn mysteries of the Ancient Or
: der of the Deep.
v "'Be 1t further understood that b
o virtue OF the power vested in me
r do hereby command all my subjects [
It show due honor and respect to hir
s wherever he may enter OUR realm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
Probably.

In Your opinion" asked the menu
Der Of the investigation committee
what is the cause of the evident I'M
rest among the Indlans?"
Comanche Pete. tine noted scout.
blew a,cloud of smoke into the atnos-
phere.
Then he took his pipA out Of his
mouth.
.'"'Fleas," ne answered.
Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-07
COUPQNs

On presentation at the Daily Press
Office, shis Coupon and a0c entities
the bearer Co one Captain John SMITH
Souvenir Puzzle. III the puzzle Is to be
mailed, &C must be added TO cover
postage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-20
Names September Fire
Loss Unusually Heavy
Reaches $680,O00 on Fires
Of $4,000 Or Over.
Petition From Municipal Officers
Of City Of Ellsworth.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Friday, Oct. 80, at 10 A. NJ.

If was learned Monday from figures
on fill at the office of Hon. S. W. Carr
at Bowdoinham. state insurance COM
missioner that the fire loss in Maine
during the month of September, from
fires where the loss amounted to so, 600
or over amounted to $3.50, 900 with a
total of SH.1l5.000 for the past nine
months Of the year. reckoned on the
same basis Were the losses resulting
from the smaller fires which occurred
during the month added to the above
fetal it would show quite ii material
increase. The loss for tine month.
$3.50. 900, is the heaviest that has oc-
,ilrred III any month during the year
the nearest approach To it being that
of January. tie total Of which was
S5150OO and compared with the loss in
September. 1901. which was but 800 400
il shows an increase of $590,Oo0 The
number Of fires which have occurred
in the State during the month where
the loss amounted to $4,000 or over
WIS seven. With a total of 35 for the
nine n"aths. and the only month
which has exceeded it in the number o
these fires was June, with ii total %
eight
The following table shows the mum
Der and amount of fire losses of So
400 or over which have occurred il
Maine during the past nine month
during the years 1907 and 1905. AMI ais
during each of those months. the tota
losses Of the past nine months shown;
an increase of $4,000 over those Of
corresponding Period for the yea: 1897
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-20
READFlELD.

Tie funeral services OF William oi"ck .,,;'.
were held at his late resldenc2 III ,lllS
village at one o'clock last Wcdnesda!
Readfiold Grange attended IN h"dy d''u
there was a large gathering OF nelShhotS
and friends The floral tributes were
many and beautiful.
was suIfcring from pneumonia last week.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
Give. an entertainment and Harvest SUP
per at Grange hall on THURSDAY evening
Mr.. standing, who bought the Shaun
stand here is making repairs on tho
buildings. :.a, ,ho;r
store which improves the appearance of
it very much. 80 att; o,-
Mrs j D. Mitchell will leay ,,,t this week
for her home in JackSonville' RIA. r,o,d -,
rotitoes t" Philadelphia this week
Rev r A. Rich save very ,hteTesril,a
sermon Sunday from John III II, I r"ii"w
,rhnu Ne" MIR Rich will hold closing
services next Sunday at the NJ r. chnrch
at East Readfeld. instead OF last sun
dav as reported. and all are cor"'aiiJ ~
vited to attend this last service, Ea,t..
Hill Sunday afternoon after p;.:HiitS d
short time With Mr.. and MIS- WIN Cor
don. -, ), 1ir.r-
more and daughter, Rachel. passed sun
'I,N will. MIR Gordon's mother. Mrs. LIZ
zie Gordon. N,r.bos-
tor returned last week from a week Visit
with Mrs F'ifed's relatives
H. Fl. Freeman returned TO Ma'ir ,irn,b.
Sunday after passing several 'ho''''''
With Harry Weston Of Mt; Vernon. A.,
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Hefferman OF Au-
s,lsta were in town Friday. ,,;
Mrs. Jennie Gordon went To MaG'Soh
last Wednesday to visit her an1t; MIS-
F. y. Hilton. who is i'll. returning l"ui
dav. . >, Win
Mr.. and Mrs Freeland Yeaton ct Wlhc
throp We're guests in the iamliles Vi
Charles and Albert Gordon Saturday:
Mrs Laura Sears and Mrs aimee"
Cross of Augusta were in Read n,,G,e VT
Among those who received generous
slices of deer steak from the fine DUCK ,,t
that Fred Heffernan of Augusta orousnt
horne from his recent hunting trip. We're
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hunt. Mrs p. ;;
Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hunt ana
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Thomas.
Charles and Albert Gordon are Singing
their barn.
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the MAINE SANAT0R|UM
of5.2o.22

For the treatment and cure Of persons
With pulmonary tuberculosis. was erected
~. and is under the management OF the
Maine Maine State Sanatcrium Association ne
kaI tftle). It's purposes are wholly phlian-
,1.hropic. This sanatorium is model OF
us kind. For curative effect and for IN
srlring outlook its location Is unexceiled-
Us present capacity is fifty-five pa
tents: The completed plant would pro
vide for one hundred. The cost Of corr
pieting it would be comparatively small.
Money Money is wanted for this. and for aiding n;
$4,000 is greatly needed. For further in
formation write to the secretary, Angus
ia. Maine.
A. The officers and directors are: Presi-
gent, Gen. Selden Common: Vice-President,
hiram W. Kicker; Treasurer, Treby John
lon Lon; E Secretary; A. G; Young. n p; Med
lees lees: Hon John F. Hill. Hon. Waldo
TTettengill 9. H. Weeks. NJ. D., Hon. F. c.
1Mhitehouse. Rt. Rev. Robert Goldman
hon Vim. D. Pencil. F. c. Thayer, NJ
T.. G. H. Payson, Hon. Cyrus w. Davis
hugh J. Chisholm, E. D. Chamberlain.
frank 2. Payson, Estes Nichols. n D..
Fred e. Richards.
m00E1H1nFn00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-20
NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ITCHING
Skin Troubles, Aggravated by Hot
Weather, Quickly Cured.

When it is known that posam, the
new skin remedy. will stop the tor
turous itching attending eczema with
first application and bring immediate
relief and comfort to sufferers from
all skin troubles which are aggravated
by hot weather, it's merit is instantly
appreciated. On the tender skin of
chatting infants. poslam may be used
with soothing and beneficial effects. 1t
is applied externally. and it's remark
able healing powers begin their work
at once
All skin diseases, including eczema
acne. herpes rash, letter. ETC. yield
readily to it's remarkable curative
properties. Occasional applications of
poslam. in small quantities. will quick
~ Danish pimples. hives. blackheads
blotche&. and will relieve and cure
itching feet. scaly scalp, humors. etc. y
special 50-cent package has been
adopted for those who use poslam for
these minor troubles. This. as we'll as
the regular two dollar jar. is on sale at
Coughlin's Pharmacy. and other lead
ing drug stores, in Augusta.
An experimental supply of poslam
may be obtained free of charge, by
writing to the Emergency Laboratories.
80 West Twenty fifth Street. New
York CITY
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BoWDoiN.

After next sunday Oct D. NJ more
services Will be held during the fall or
winter at the South church.
The Bowdoir conference of the Free
BAPTIST churches will meet with th,'
Lisbon T.. r. church Wednesday and
Thursday October II and -.
David Pitcher sold his stock and
household goods by auction Friday.
oct 1G. and Saturday with nj, fdnlily
LETT for his place of business
Mr.. AMI Mr., William Green Of
Lisbon were the guests Sunday Of AIRS.
Green's sister Mrs Fred Green
Mrs. Henry W1bber attendcG church
Sunday at South BCWdoin.
Mrs. Maria Grady and Miss rarIs
Gray We're recently the guests of MIR.
Mary Roberts.
There are several hunters in tow n.
but game seems to be scarce
NORTH-t'riends are glad t. note
that the condition of Mrs A. II. Str"ut
is improved a little. She is Attended
by Mrs. Mary F.. Thomas OF Bath whii'
Mrs. Edward Shaw of the center is
engaged with the hnuSework.
Mrs. Charles Kcllam Of Lewiston,
was in town Il few days last wc"b ara
was accompanied on her return trip
bv her sister Mrs. Sarah i,deniIt
who viii visit there for q few days
In harvesting his crop OF tIrnipS w e.
7atche!der found one that weighed 49,
lbs. after being trimmed. He recently
had threShed 1u61. bushels OF oats ana!
his traces of lid corn, % IN number
arc well worth looking at. Mr. ':at, b
elder found one Of his sheep lead IN
the pasture Sunday which had evident
~ been killed by dogs
Howard EEL IS at his farm here from
Rio hmond attending to his thrcshins
and other fall work.
Winfield Chase. formerly Of this
place. NOW of Liverrmrrc Falls is il
town visiting relatives and friends
Lee Bell mas arrived home from
Pressure Isle ANA is having his FAN
ploughing done. rft"r which H. VIII
return To the eastern part of thr state
To work for tie winter
Tho guests, tins week OF Mrs. IT, s
Whdsuor'h are Mr. and Mrs .Iass,t.
Ridley OF Lewiston.
George Roberts Of Wales bought
three mead Of ca:tl" in the nrigEbur-
h"od last week
RuthIc WIdSw"rth WAS u recent
guest ri .d!ss l;1,th Lapham in Litch.
tic,,I
Mrs w. \. Pratt 1nd Miss ELSIE we're
Lewiston visitors Saturday,
Moses LydStrn" is 'Shingliug aud
making ether necessary repair, on his
buildings George Allen ana ". A.
Pratt ar" COIN. tn" work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-20

Elliot Denton sold fine COW last week
to c. s. Pope of Manchester for so.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Douglas If Halo
We'll were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Win. Hunt.
Nus Ella Brown was IA visitor with
Mrs. Loiinda Hunt Tuesday and Miss
Mable Austin OF Dorchester, MISS, and
Miss Belle Fiteld of Manchester We're
Mrs. Hunts guest Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion I.chr and daugh-
ter. Estella of IIalloWcll We're business
callers in town Thursday.
Henry Putnam has gone To Winthrop to
pass Il Wcel: with his father, J. Edward
Putnam. I
Mrs. T.Il. Riown. Mrs. Jennie Gordon
and Mrs Mabel Carbon called Friday on
Mrs. Sadie Thomas.
Announcement has been received "f the
marriage. Sept. 80 at CnSvjlle Ore. of
Charles Murray. formerly Of this sec
tor and Mrs. Minnie Coleman. MI and
Mrs. Murray will reside at North Bend,
Ore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-20
FREEDOM.

Miss Alice Brown of Bangor visited
Ter aunt Mrs. Lottie Nose last week.
Mrs E. w. Downes Of Augusta Wis
tied Mrs. T. w. Aver last Monday.
Airs Ida Clark is still improving. i
but her sister is still caring for her.
MIR Parry delivered . very interest
ing harvest sermon last Sunday, text
taken from Exodus IS IA to l.. The
church was prettily decorated with
produce from the farm.
Harry Bangs has bought los at
" indemere Park and is making prep
arations to build a cottage.
The Freedom Academy and Albion
High school boys played a very inter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-20

cs.ing ball game at Freedom last We'd
rcsday resulting in the score Of . to )
in favor of Freedom.
The Juniors of Freedom Academy
held Il social at the G.. A. K. nah last
Friday night A number Of the former
students were present and every one
seemed 10 have a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Barton aud son Dana are ,.sit-
ing relatives in Massachusetts,
Mrs. Til.inid Jacquith and Mrs eliza
Penny visited Mrs. Clifton Sleeper last
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Parry have returned
to Bangor where he will resume his
studies in che Hangor Theological SEM
mary.
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MAKES ASTONISHING CURES
Nj -o-na Tablets Cure Dyspepsia by
Promptly Removing the Cause, or
Money Back

Promptly Removing the Cause, or
Money Back.
Mi-o-na is a scientific and effective
remedy for the permanent cure of ind-
EeStion.
Food is digeSted in the stomach by
means of Il churninE movement OF the
walls of the stomach which thoroughly
mixes the food with the gastric or
stomach juices
II the muscular walls are nabby and
lack tone or energy, the stomach can
not cnurn the food property, aud the
digestive juices are not properly mixed
with the food.
This causes indigestion, The COM
mon symptoms are: weight and full
ness after meals. coated tongue, bad
taste i'm mouth. discharges of wind
from the mouth. and belching of sour
material
Dyspepsia cannot be cured by taking
a digester,. such as repsin. because
pepsin simply digests your food arti-
Totally and not all of the food either
for it has no effect at all on starchy
food. such as potatoes. rice. oatmeal,
bread. etc
There is just one way to cure
dyspepsia and stomach disorders.
trivial or serious. and that is to tone
up or put energy into the stomach
walls, so that they will be able to
properly mix or churn the food.
Mi-o-na tablets cure stomach
troubles by putting strength and
energy into the stomach. They
quickly arouse the stomach from IT'S
inacton. and in short time it is able
to do its work properly
And bear in mind that when the
stomach is in good condition. constipa-
ton disappears. also nervousness.
drowsness. night sweats. heartburn.
etc
Bowditch, Webster & Co. the
druggists. sells Mi-o-na tablets under
rigid guarantee to do all that is
claimed for them, or money back.
Sold and guaranteed in Waterviile
by Geo. w Dorr and in Gardiner by Z.
II. Beane.
o15.20.22