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FOR PREsIDENr.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or ILLINOIS.
FoR vICE-PRHsIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TENNESSEE.
Congressional convention--First District.
OF TENNESSEE.

The voters of the dst Congressional District who
are Internationally In favor Of the Union. the su
premscy of the Constitution and Laws. and the
suppression of the Rebellion BY vigorous prosecu
ton OF the War. are invited to send Delegates TO
Convention to be held at the CITY HALL. is Port
land, on THURSDAY, the TIA u Jsly, At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose of nominating Candidate
for REPRESENTATIVE to Congress and an Hector Of
President and vice-President.
The basis Of representation will be - follows
Each city and town will be entitled 10 Delegate
and one Delegate additional for every seyenty-fve
votes cast for Gov Coney In 1859. majority frae-
sion will entitle to an additional Delegate.
The Committee win be In session At the Hall, ct 0
o'clock to receive Credentials.
JoHs Tyson, Portland,
BHwALL N. GRoss, N. Gloocc.tcr. r..
join ID. LIxcoLE. Brunswick,
joss A. WATERMAN, ooRHAx, District
GKo. Il KNOW ror. Alfred, tr.-u,....
EDWIN SMITH, Saco,
soHS wEsrwoArH. Kittsry.
JunG 81, 1884.
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Buy Me. and I'll do you Good"
Use DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters

For JAundice, Costiveness, Liver Complaint HUI
mors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia Piles Dizziness Head
ache Drswsin and ali diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach, torpid liver, and bad blood, to
which all persons are subje In spril and summer.
Tnsy cleanse the system. regulate the wells, re-
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound
ness of mind and strength OF bod to all who use
them. So d BY all dealers In Medicine every where,
at rs. so and rs cents per bottle. GEO e. GOOD
WIN co.,T Hanover Street. Boston, Proprie-
tors. ap2 dan
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c A T A b r H.

This increasingly prevalent and dangerous disease
10 but the sequence " scrouous state of the sys-
TEN. developed BY repeated cods, so easily contract.
cd and % ofea nsglest-d In this chan bic climate
be rational treatment lies not In torturinx one
self BY snufhng astringens solutions and caustie
powders bus rather Ia the udicious use Of such To-
cal and general means ~ shall completely chan re-
the abnormal condi ion ofthe entire systen; In ne
o.her way may ws hope to cure the disease In ques-
tion. and all time aud money spent in sclfdoctor-
ing with "Catarrh Remedies" "Casarrh Dry Ups %
and Catarrh Snuff. onlv serve TO dry up tns pock.
o.. TO the injury and disgust Of the asent TO the
many whose past experience yerines the sboye your
attention 10 respectfully asked ths principles ana
modus opsrandi covering In the safe eficisnt and
successful treatment of Cstarrh by Medical Hydro.
konia.
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GYMNASIUM HosPTAL.-The following
wounded soldiers arrived at the Gymnasium
Hospital, Bangor, on Saturday evening.
Ether Sawyer, X, 10Th, Medford; George r
Grover, K, 10th, Lagrange; Alonxo Weeks. E.
3lst, Patien Solomon Parant, D, 4th, Presque
Isle; II. N. Shaw, &, 10th, Chester; Timothy
Fowler, K, do, Patten; George +. Boynton,
K, l7th, Ellsworth; John Fleming, A, LIST Art.
Calais; Francis Mclaughlin, K, do. Houlton;
John 4. Allen, !, 18th, Dridgwatsr.
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CAPE ELIZABETH, July /, 1858.

CAPE ELIZABETH, July /, 1885,
sIa:-During my connection with the State Re
form School. ass teacher, l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with marked success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &c., A.P. HILLMAN.
HANovER. Me-, Oct. i, 1851.
Dear Sir IL have used L. ~ Atwood's Bitters
Tor some 10 or IL years have tried great number
OF medicines for Dyspepsia. but without effect These
Bitsrs are the only remedy that have ever relieved
me OF this distressing complaint. Ny neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use ofthsm
JOEL HOW.
some If ~hich der signed IN" r., Sasfead or " III
At,cood. The genuine is sigaed L. r. Afscood sad
as safeguard against imposition bears an KxrrA
LABEL, eosnfersigned H. n. HAY. Druggist, PORT.
land, Me-, sole General Agent
Fcr sale By respectable dealers IN medicine gsr-y.
ally. ianl6 6meod&v
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DIED.

in this city. June Is. Capt saml Hudson. son Of
tho late saml Hudson. Esq, OF Boston. aged "a yrs.
II Funeral on Thursday afternoon. ct o'clock.
rom tho residence OF Joseph W Dyer. Esq. on High
street.
In this city, jane ~. Anna g, eldest daughter Of
jesse Il and Naomi Cro~el. aged Year, mos
10 Liverpool. Eng. April 2s Capt John N Trott. OF
Bath. aged IS years.
In Phipsburr. June %. Mr. Berj clifford. aged
80 years months.
months.
In Pembroke. june Is. Mrs VIM Saunders aged -
In Addison. juno 5. Miss hste ymar aged 81 -
10 Perry. Juue II, Mr. DAME, ss------'ssso ~
years monihs-
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and Wood,

FIVHE subseriber having purchased the Stock of
Il Coal And Wood, and taken tho stand recently
occupied b. Messrs. SarBsr Whifnss. head OF
Maine WhdyT are now prepared TO SUPPLY their
former patrons and the public generally, with .
fre assortment Of
WE'LL PICKED AyD SCREENED
Old Company Lehigh.
Sugar Loaf Lehigh,
Hazelton Lehigh,
Locust Mountain.
Johns,
White and Red Ash,
Diamond and Lorbery,
Together with the best quality Of
Gu m berland Coal 7
A Superior coaifor Blaessmiths.
Also. Hard and Soft wood,
Delivered TO order In any part Of the city.
The former customers Of Messrs. Sawyer q Whit
ney are respectfully invited to give rs call
RANDALL. MoALLfSTER co.
Portland. june Is ls64.-dly
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Coughs and CoId..

The sudden changes of our climate are sources Of
fat~onory,~ bronchial, aad Automatic <1ectioHs.
experience haviny proved that simple remedies o.
ten act speedily when taken in the early sages Of the
disease recourse should ct once be had to .BroDas
bronchial Troehes." or Loxcnges, let the Cold
Cough or Irritation of the throat be ever 90 slight
AZ By this p-ecaution . seriou, attack may be
e9sctaal'y warded OF. Public speakers and Singers
will find them eRectusl for cleaiug and siren gthen.
ing thu voice Soldiers should have them, as they
can Be carried IN the pocket and taken as occasion
requires. june25d& WIN
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DR.. 3. ClessOn Pratt,
or rHB-
fremont Eye and Ear Institute, Boston.

For the bsneHt Of his many patients 10 Portland and
In favor Of Others who may desire his services will
be ct NE Probe House again Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday: June 2Sth ~ h. soth and Ju-
ly lsr. Consultation Day and Evening.
EY-No charge for Consultation No exhor bita nj
fees In advance. Unquesnonsble Home References
given.
June 29-lt
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Caucus.

The Union men of Powlal who are uneo ndition-
ally loyal to the Government are requested to meet
At the Town House, in said town, on Saturday the
second day of July. at O'Clock +. M, for the pur
pose. OF selecting delegates 10 attead the District
Convention to be holden At Portland July It'll.
Per order of Town Committee
Pownal. June 3Ith, 1854. june2s
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Review OF the Market.

For the week ending Juue 2s. 1884, prepared ex.
pressly tor the PRKss, by Mr.. N. II. Rich.
Note.-we wish Ii TO be understood that our q no.
tations represent prices of largelo from first hands
unless otherwise stated. and that in filing small or
der, higher rates have to be charged.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es.
A Card.

The ladies OF Christian Commission take this
method OF soliciting nom the ffiends Of sick and
wounded soldiers. liberal donations Of cake, meats
strawberries. cream. flowers. hc. for furnishing
their refreshment tables the 9Th Of July. Dona-
tons win be received At tho at the New City Hail.
after O'Clock A. n. Monday July
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Kros
S1AYx

An extra train Of cars viii leave this oily for An
gusia. Wednesday morning at o'cock--rsturn inG
after the arrival Of the afternoon train from Boston
NJ Augusta. about o'clock in the afternoon. One
fare for the round trip.
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DIsAsTERs.

Sch Boundary, Johnsoa. OF aud from Mschiasport
FOR Provsdence while coming into Newport IL Dor.
evening Of the 10th, WAS run into by the trans
port Metropolis and had bowsprt started. lost jib
boom, carried away two forward port shrouds, and
received other damage.
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms. Sch Iowa-eoo tons plaster, A d
Whidden.
wEs,PoRT Ns. Sch 6ipscy Lass-3ss qtis dry
hsh 90 lbs dry halibst. q bbs herring do gues
HlLLsBOkO NIB. sch John BY ars = $50 tons
coal. to kerosene OIL Co. .
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Casualties in the s2d Maine Regiment


HEAD QUARTFRs, 32d Maine Regiment.
Near Petersburg, Va. June %, 1864.
To the Ed.for Of the Press.
Dear Sif--June 4, the day after the battle of
Gold Hsrbor, forwarded to YOU list of cas-
uslties In the 32d Maine Regiment, from May
rs to that date. In continuation of that list
please publish the following:
June 5-Private n. S. Kennedy, Co. +, foot.
Private Stephen Henderson, F, shoulder.
June 6-Corp. Josiah Estes, Co. G, breast,
seriously; privates NathI Marden, 1, hand |:
Geo ID. Ross, l. hand.
June 8-Private Il. o. j. Smith, IL, hand.
June 9-Private Lewis +. Mixer ID, Aand.
June 14-Privates Charles il. Mitchell, Co.
|, foot; Elias Frost /, foot.
June II - In the battle near Petersburg,
Corp. Kobt I. Smith. Co. q, shoulder privates
Charles True, q, neck; Adams ID. Roberts, Il,
thigh; Lorin futile, +, shoulder; John Dix
on, G., ankle; John Loon, G., arm; Reuben
Vining, |, killed; John Erwin, l, shoulder.
June iS-Corps. J. w. Bartlett, A, knee; f.
II. Shackley, u, knee, leg amputated; priyates
James Tarbox, ID, finger; Chesley Morse, ID,
leg; Daniel Bennett, f, killed; John Brown,
+, killed; Corp. Saml w. Hackett, II. hand |;
priyates Daniel Constantine, I'll, arm and side I;
Nat Brock, II, head; VIM Berry, Ii, leg.
June l9-Lt Col. John NJ. Brown, lefs arm
and side; prigates Amos ii. Reed, head and
side. seriously; Edward Jones, X, arm.
June 20-Privates Wesley McAllster, B,
killed; Henry A. Hussey, c, killed; Frank
Grant, /, killed.
June 2l-Sergt Frank E Lswry, A, foot !;
priyAtes John Bckiord, A, thigh; Charles E.
Nelson, G., head Anthony O'Neil, G, missing !;
Abner c. Gill, head, mortal; William Swift, /,
breast, mortal; James b. Richardson, X, loot
This includes all casualties up to date. Col.
Brown was shot by sharp shooter. He was
leaning over the breast works at the time
While the stretcherbe were getting ready
to carry him TO the rear, one Of them was NOR
tally wounded. The Col then arose and walk
ed to the rear without assistance.
Our Maine troops have dona nobly In this
campaign. In the charge of June II, the I'd
Brigade of the I'd Div. 9th corps, took an &C.
live part, and captured large number OF pris-
oners, two guns, small arms, ammunition, &c,
and one line of the enemies works. The 3lst
and 32d Maine are in this Brigade. Six of the
seven Regiments In it are New England Reg
iments.
Please publish these statements, and oblige
Yours, &C.,
CALVIN l.. HAYES, Adjutant 32d Me. Reg.
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CArARRH.-it 10 q Variable fact. that at least
twenty per cent ofthe present mortality from Con-
sumption might be prevented by the timely and ju.
dicious ,rearnent OF oatarrh. Let NO physician IN.
derrAte the real nature Of this disease which In In.
Vulnerable cases must be regarded As the stepping
stone to Phtisis Puimonsiis 20, nsumpsioa propsr)
Dewey
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THING or BsAurY 10 JoY YoREvKR.-rhe
living breath Of the oveest flower that blossoms In
the gsriand OF nature and wants its sweet perfume
on every breeze. has its exact counterpart IN the
bresths Of all Who use thft unequsilti and Justly
popular IDENTIFIES. Fragrant sOZUDONT. II puri-
hes and sweafens the breath cleanses beauties and
preserves the Teeth, hardsus the Gums. and gives
10 them that roseats - much coveted: de.
hcioas sonssn emit, efcacious and beneficial prepar-
ion for the toilet ever given to the public
sold ~ Druggrsts everywhere at rs cents per bottle
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TrmOnt Eye and Enr institute,
Corner fremont and Hiater Streets.
BosroH.
Detected TO the Kxciss;re Treatment Of the Eye,
Ear, Cafarrh, and Throat Diseases.
DRs. PRATT as MEDLEY.

cArARRu.-From the frequency ofCa,arrh % the
forerunner Of Consumption. the relationship OF the
former to the latter unqusstioDabiy that Of cause
and effect. and 10 mcgee. the IL to invite the 9TH
er.-Hunter.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II and hairs sold GU, s,ces Of
fr Co.. do eheeriully recommend thea. to our
former CUSTOMERS All persons having demands
against Ne are requested 10 present asrrlf-
meat aud all persons indebted TO Us are rtque-ted
TO makc immediate pay ment az the old stand where
one OF the undersigned may DO fcu nd the p-esent
SAWYER WHITNEY.
Portland, June 8. 1864. Junei3dsy
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FORT OF PORTLAND.

Tnesdsy. ,Juns 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City. Liseomb. Boston.
Steamer New England, Field. ST John n for
Boston.
Sch Iona. tBri Miller. Windsor Ms
Sch Jshn Byars, tBrl Pye. Hiilstoro NIB.
Sch Gipsey Lass. Baokford. wesiport NS
Sch eleanor Packet. Hardy, Gouldsboro.
Sch sarah Elizabeth HAupt, Waldoboro.
CLEARED.
Brig carolias y Kelley. Morrill,. Maianxas-Isaac
l. Came
Sch Ida Howard. MeDufhe. Phfadei phia-or-
iando Nickerson.
LAUscHED-A Green's Landing 25d inst from
the yard Of Capt G W Collins, sch OF IS tons 10
tended for the fishing business.
Brazilian ship Rio Grande. date Am ship Pyramid
OF rhomaston.) 1T New Bedford. has been lxed by
the u Deputy Marshal ~ that port. ON account Of
allegef Illegal condemnation. The ship " a. char
tered by parties In New York for voyage to China
with . cargo Of COAL and cleared with permisson 10
stop at Bermuda. where she put In and remained
81 days. and during the time transferred her srro
TO British pirafe-. She then sNl,d for Brazil ana
amer her arrival attempt made 10 ct her con-
demned, but failed; second att. mpt was made by
the captain, which succeeded. and she was sold and
subsequently, loaded with oil and sailed for New Bed.
ford
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WOUNDED MAINE SoLDIERs.-The follow
Ing wounded soldiers are reported at the
Third Divisisn, Second Corps Hospital, on
June 23d:
Edward Cleary, Co. NJ, LIST Maine, finger;
Archibald Mckenzie, X, 7th, thigh; S. Ord
way, A, 18th, ankle and hip; Byron Murphy,
do, head; s. Shilow, II, lst Maiue.
The folio Hiag casualties are reported under
date Of June Esd:
Jos. Applston, II, 1st, arm; Serg't G.. w.
Laben, 4, It'll, thigh; c. B. Jiles, LIST, arm !;
Thomas Toolp, d, 18th, hand; Lieut.. j. w.
Tucker, A, 10th, hip G. A. Chandler, ID, 10Th,
knee; +. A. Nichols, c, 10Th, head; T. Hoff-
man, +, do, thigh; p. w. Rowell. A. 1st.
foot; II. b. Bowiey, /, 10Th, hand; E. S.
Chase, b, do back; j. A. Forbes, do hip; j.
w. Barnes, C, do, back: +. T. Wilson, b, do.
head A. Keen, G, do, abdomen; A. j.
Creeney, do, leg; G. w. Hopkins, b, do,
shoulder; A. q. Dennet, /, LIST, foot.
The following deaths are reported June %
and So:
J. C. Pinkham, Z, 10Th; G. Z. Grove, K.
do; j. Silvey. b, do; A. Perrin. LIST Art; A
Ordway, LIST Cav. /,
The following are the wounded at the End
Division, 2nd Corps Hospital, from the fight
ing of June y and %:
NJ. Butler, l. 18th, knee; r. p. Grafton, X ,
do arm; J. +. Rich, B, do, knee: 0. Colson,
E, do, toe; H. Martin, d, do, do; c. p. Pow
ers, G, 10th, leg.
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MARRIED..

In this city. June 10, BY Rev Mr. Walker, Manuel
Mellow and Miss Maria Freies. both OF this city
In East Parsousdeld. June IS. By Rev q Gould
Loring Dunnes and Miss Alnira b Weeks both Of
Parsonsield.
In woolvieh. june Il. sam'i Savage and Miss
Elmta II Savage.
In Elliot june IS. John Wood. OF Nowburyport.
and Miss Mary trcst. OF r.
In Turner. june 4, Hiram B Rcse and Miss sy-
rens Lishness, both Of Lev ktoD.
In Boston. June ~. Dexter Jack Of ID, and Miss
Louisa II Graves. of Bidde'ord.
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A most Exquisite. Delicate and fragrant Perfume,
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june7t64d3n
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.


PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner Of Exchange 4 Federal srs.
perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con.
sidered. neh26 dtf
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EMANCIPATION IN MAINLAND. The Ma
ryland Constitutional Convention, on Friday
last, passed the following among the articles
Of her bill OF rights:
Thereafter In this State there shall be
neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, cx-
cept In punishment for crime, whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted, and all
persons neIu 10 service or Iauur sfsTc- are
hereby declared Free"
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Portland Photographic Gallery,

~ ~]1DI1 VT ~" xSAND, 1S.t
A. .. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, Nay II, 1884. snayI3dem
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- CARDS cad BILL HEADS neatly Pria,s
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pIiyou srsin want Of any kind efPkINTINe
call At the Daily Press Once. II
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covered under the bridge near Powers Corner,
in Sanford, which upon comparison, exactly fit
the hole bored into the Alfred Bank Safe, last
week.
II The income tax agreed upon by the COM
mittee Of conference is as follows: over $500
and not exceeding $4,000, per cent; over 8 5000
and not exceeding SIC, 900, la per cent; over
1000, 10 per cent. No additional rates are
imposed on citilens living abroad. An amount
not exceeding $500, paid for rent of homestead,
10 deducted.
TThe ship G. d. Mcclellan, which recently
arrived at New York, brought as passengers
eight hundred Mormons. who left for their new
home at the West. The ship Monarch of the
Sea brought one month ago nine hundred and
seycnty-three of the Saints" and during the
last year it is supposed the number of Mormon
immigrants from Europe has been four thous-
and.
vFires are prevailing to an alarming ex-
tent in tho woods in Canada. The Montreal
Witness says that on Friday afternoon the hsav-
ems presented remarkable appearance, being
wholly filled with smoke, and the sun seen as il
through smoked glass. The strange yellow
light, difused equally on all sides. gave all OBJ
jsets very singular appearance The smoke
was seen passing rapidly across the suns disc
In southsrly direction, indicating, probably,
some great nre in the woods to the northwest.
TThe Washington Star has the authority Of
Assistant Secretary Dana, who has arrived di-
rect from General Grants headquarters, for
stating that mp TO the moment he left there on
Wednesday, our entire loss in killed, wounded
and missing since crossing tho James has not
been more than ten thousand; while there Is
little reason to doubt that the loss Of the rebels
there has hsea proporionably as great ss
onrs''
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MAKING GAME OF A SPoRrsMAN.-Tha
Parislal,s never iail TO get up, on the return
OF the shooting season, humber OF stories
iliustratiyssof one oI their favorite weakness
es The latest OF these annual Biographies
tells how"a good comfortable papa having
provided bidself with the regular shooting
permit, gun, gaine-bag, water proof shoes,
aud SO on, went out last week for days
shooting IN .lbe enyirons OF this city, and how,
coming back ia the evening tired TO death,
aud his tag empty, butareading the Jokes OF
his friends II he returned home empty handed,
addressed hiulself TO the master OF a famous
gasirunomic shop, and desired him to fill his
bag with game, adding that he wonld call Tor
Is IN the course OF q lew minutes. True TO
his promise, tue disappointed sportsman re-
turned 10 the shop, received his bag from the
shopkeeper-Wno handed il 10 him with the
Knowing smile OF one who understands the
weaknesses of human nature-pAid without
murmur the heavy price demanded, and re-
turned boldly to his house, where he knew
that certain of his cronies we're waiting TO
learn the result OF his days sport.
Well have you made good bag?" cried
one OF his friends, as ne made his appear
ance.
lns spor,aman said nothing, but opened his
bag, and drew out proudly amidst chorus
OF EXPLANATIONS indicative OF equal admira-
lion aud surprise on the part OF his friends,
first magnificent hare, next, couple OF
quaiis, taea couple of psrtridges, then,
a wild duck, and lastly boiled eobsteri
"The explosion OF laughter which followed
the appearance OF this crasiaceaD,s continues
the story, may be more readily imagined
than described" -
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CAUTION 10 TIE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and tlnkir Z psrsop u.ust Nro,.,
that remedies handed cut from general nae sfcsdf
have their efficacy established ~ welitosted oxps--
t.-nle "a inc htHas o. regularly educated physi-
e1n. whose preparatory study Ms rim icr I'll -
o1ues ne inust tilt; yet ths country Is aood1d ME-
tsof nostrufns and eure-alls. pErportnx 70 he me
past ~ tae NoFlu, which not only Useless Aut a.
Nays INJURIOUS 10 unfortunate should b. fsr,qTr-
el.AA ih selecting bis physician, II Ia isnenssAs
49, ~. lsfiaeIe tact that many syphitic su-
~ malsIeafmeHt from inc2 perieneed physjciars i'm
senera prActlce tcr Il + pc.ct gen. rally conceded
~ we pest y photographers, thAt fs study sne man
agement OF these complaints should eugroes ihe
ao'e ts,e o. those WAC would be competent and
~ ~ taeiT treatment and cure The mex.
po4tGntty nor time TO make ,irnsef acsuainted th
taelE painoicsyi commonly pusFUes one svsten, ~
treatment IN most cases making IN indiscr njnsta
nse o. that aaii9Hatst and dsnsereas weapon. Mer-
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RATHER CONFUSED. - Mr.. Noseblossom
drank rather more than his usual allowance Of
hot rum and sugar one cold night last winter I;
10 consequence of which he gave his wife the
following confused account of his conduct, on
his return home:
mfr. Smiths grocery store invited me
drink Cousin Sam-and you SEQ the weather
wss dry and was sloppy-soI said / didn't
mind punching one drink-and IT'S queer how
my head went into the punch, though, The
way home was so dizzy that slipped upon a
little dog-an old gentleman with cropped
cars and brass collar on his neck, he said he
belonged to the dog-and / was--yu under
stan --he-ihat is don't know nothing more
about IT,