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LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE
Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

ViihSE Drops are q scientifically compounded fluid
L preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders
or Nostrums Being liquid. their action is direct aud
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and cor
tain sschc Tor the cure OF all distractions and sup
prcSslons OF nature. Their popularity Is indicated by
the het that over loonn bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the ladies OF the United States
every OF whom speak In the strongest terms
of praise of their great merits. They aro rcpidly
taking the place % every other Female Remedy and
are considered by all who know sught OF them as the
surost safest and most nnlllblc preparation In the
world for the cure Of all female complaints the rc
moyal OF all distractions OF nature and tho promo
tlon Of health, regularity and strsngth. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used, and ex
planning when and Why they. should not, nor could
not be used without Produeins enece sontrsry ta
natures chosen laws will be found carefully Folded
around each bottle. with the written signature Of
JosS L. Iron, without which none are genuine:
Prepared by IN. JOHN Z. LYON, is5 Chapel street
New Haven. Conn, Who can be consulted either per
socially or By mail enclosing stampl concerning AL
private diseases and female weakness.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
9enl Agents for U. 6. and Cansdas.
Or. A. BACON. Sole ASsut fcr biddssord ,susS
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A Courh, Cold, or Sore Throat

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throa''
R,ou,Rys ,sxEp,lrg ATTENTION, AND sho'l' Do
enxcKrp. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation of the Lungs, Permanent fnfo"'
ngec,ion, or an Incurabie Lung Disease
n OFTEN ruE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRochES
Y,v,sa A DIRECT IsYLuEscE TO the PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consump.
ton and Throat Diseases,
rRocHEs AsE USED wIrH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will and r,oehs useful In clearing tho voice when
taken before Singing OF Speaking and relieving the
throat AFTER unusual cxorton OF the vocal organs
The TrocAS are recommended and prescribed by rh,'
sieanS, and have had testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. BEING an article OF "'.
merit, aud hayin: yss.sa their efficacy oS 'es' "
many years each year finds them In no" iocs"''es'"
various parts OF the world. and the T'ocA" are UNI
y.rSally pronounced better than other articles.
Obtain only "BRows's BRoscuiaL Tnocnks'" ana
d., not take any OF tho Worthless I@iaii0H' that may
be offered.
sold everywher, in the United States, and In Nor.
sisn Countries. at d cents per box. 6m5i
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Imnnrtnnt 10 Females.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote hi
entire time TO the treatment of all diseases inciden
to the female system. An experience OF - years en-
abies hlm 10 guarantee speedy and permanent relic
In the rOrst cafes Of SsPpTsssisa and. W oAsr Mts
.tTua Dsraag.msaIs, FROM WAat,usT eaass. All Let
tiers Tor advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endicot
street, Boston.
n. d. Board furnished to those who wish to TO
main under treatment.
Boston, juno -, lS5J. lyS
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The FA,REST OF THE FAin.

FruaLrS. owing 10 the peculiar ani linr,rtint re-
Iatuu. which thcy sustain. ,hor lccnliar Ur;,isA-
ton, and thu oic, they perform. aro -ub)ec, 30
,,sny sulcrings aud slinluuts peculiar To the
pr,.ou from these contributes IN NO siusl' de.rs,
20 their isI,npcss and welfare for none t'p er hap
ur who arr III. Not only -. but no one ct 'hsse"
nous f,ulal. complaints eau long be suffered |" run
on without involving tho general health 81 the in''
,iduai. aud ere lcug producing permanent s'Anosi
and ,i,.ua,ure decline Norris II pleasant To- consul"
srl,sicisn f,r ,r relief Of ic-c de'cit" aht''ons
AVID only upon the most urgent necessity Will 'rW
wei, an 80 tar sacrlice her greatest charm ~ " p
this The sex will t," thank u, for placing !" '""
hands simple -lr,lncs which will he found ''ha
eious IN relieving aud curing almos, every "he OF
t.vs, troublesome complaints peculiar to the sal
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The Great English Remody.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

The Great English Remody.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLSi
Prepared from prescription OF sir >. Ciarke' 81 p
Physician Extraordinary to the queen.
This we'll known medicine Is no lnpostlon, nut
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Oh
structions from any cause whatever and. although
a powerful remedy, 1t contains nothing hurtfai TO
the constitution.
To Married Ladies'
II is peculiarly suited. II will, In short time
brip. on the monthly period with regularity
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal A ueeuons,
Pain In the Back and Limb. Fatigue on snE" ca
crtion, Palpitatiyu of the Heart, liysteIm' s
Whites, these Pills will efiects cure wnen .,n.a
means have failed ard althoagmn Dw op anytbip,,
do not contain IRON oalomel, sntniOhy' VI a", an,
burtful 10 the consultation. -, go, ,..l
80, .bish Should be carefully preserved
FOR full particulars get pamphlet Heo' oi the
agent
n. d. 81 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure u bottle containing
over ~ pills. by return mail Sold by all Druggists
Price 81 per bottle.
JOE MOSES, n Cortlandt ST., New York.
yai Sole United states Agent.
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Costiycness the Most Prolific Source
M Health.

Costiycness the Most Prolific Source oi
M Health.
10 cures PILEs, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, OrrNtsstoN
OF FOOp, Sour STOMACH, PUBLICATIONS., fLusuEs Or
TuE FACE PAIN IN ruE Rack AND Joisrs, JAusDiCE,
YELLOwsESs OF the EYES Ann SKIN, CoArEr
TOSGuE, LIVER COMPLAINT, Loss OF ApPErirt
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, sc. ANY thing likely t.
prove reliable remedy for habitual COstiyeness has
seemed impossible until we heard OF
Or. HARRlSok'S
PeriSfHffic LOScNgeS
They are agreeable to the palate, cause no pain
all PITTS. In every case Ut COSrlVENESS and
PILES they produce Immediate relief. and never
require increase of dose Ia effect Children and
females may use them under any circumstances.
Price 90 cents snail boxes % cents.
A Standing Challenge.
We will pay siOCo To any person who produces an
article equal TO the Pcristatic LoEengcs In any res
pect and lndorsed by all Physicians sndDrusgists,
Us. HARRISON 4 CO., ProPyistoys,
No. fremont Temple, Boston.
Hor Sale nv all druggists. VIZ
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N. England Screw Steamship Co.
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
A& Chess pcnke. Capt. W, .snrRwoop.
u1EkkkHnwill until further notice run o. fol.
lows
Leave browns Wharf. Portland, avery Wodnes.
day and Saturday, at ( o'clock 2. NJ, aud Pier 81
East River. New York, every Wednesday and Satur.
day, at 4 O'Clock p. H.
These vessels are fitted up with fine acoommods.
lions for passengers, making this the moot speedy,
safe and comfortable route tor travellers between
New York and Maine.
Passage, in state Room, $500. Cabin passage.
500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 20 and nom Montreal,
Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Esstport and 81.
John.
shippers src requested send their Freight to the
Steamer az early rs Il. NJ. on the day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight OF Passage apply 10
EMERY & FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
IL. d. CROMWELL 4 Co, No. SO West Street, Nov
York.
Portland MAY % 1896 ~
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BELMpoLp's EXTRACT OF BUcllU.

~
uuu,lrc,,s Guf,cr ON In silence. ani hundreds "i
others apply yainly t' druggists aud d"'t"r'' VINO
either merely tautalize them with the hope oi cure
or apply remedies which maize them worse iwou'a
nal wb to assert an, thing that would do injustice
TO the afflicted, but am obliged IN say that although
u may he produced from excessive exhaustion ct tue
powers Of life. 10y laborious employment. un"h"'e.
some air AMI food profusc mcpstruatlon, the use "
tea AMI coffee and frequent childbirth. 1t Is Ear Of
tcncr caused by direct irritation. applied Ia the nu'
cous membrane of the vagina itself
When reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints. IL Is most painful to contcmpat" the ~
t.ndant evils consequent upon them. us out SIM
pie justice To- the subject to rnunierate few OF the
many additional causes which ~ largely anect the
life health and happiness Of woman IN All CLASSES
Of society. aud which. consequently. Affect more OF
less directly the welfare OF the entire human fan
ily The mania that exists for prccccious education
and marriage causes the years that nature designed
Tor rororca development Ia he wasted and pcr'ert
ell in IN. restraints Of DRESS the carly confinement
OF school. aud especially In the unhealthy excite
mcut of Tia" Lall.roo'u. Thus. with the body hai
clothed and the mind uuduly exeited 10y pleasure
p.ryerting in midnight revolt the hours de''Snod o!
nature for sleep and rest the work oil dcstructohr
hali>,ccolnpli-'ied.
In consequence Of this early strain upon her sys'
IAN
yotary 10 retain her situation In school at later
day, thus aggravatng the evil. When ono excite.
ncnt IL over another In prospective keeps the NINA
,.,,,,,, ..,,.I,i,. 10 impression while tho now con-
slant re straint of fashionable dress. absolutely Tor
hi,li,, ,, ,,cy,isc indispcnsabl 10 the attainment
and retention Of organic health AMI strength tho
EXPOSURE tn night air tbs sudden 'hange VI Vn''
rcratur. the complete rrostra'ion produced byof'
c-ssyc dsnrng must. Of necessity, produce therl'
china, Of MISERY. and the unfortunate one. hitherto
'o"'. ,.,,,.,. ,,.,,,. h.,o,ns. am nm.
willing subject of medical treatment This IL buta
Truthful ui,turo of the experience Of Thousands Of
Long before the ability to exercise the functions OF
the generaiiy. organs they require an education o,
their peculiar nervous system composer OF "n"
Ia called the tissue, which is, Ia common with the
800, :, .,,,,,,. ,,i ,.soc,.,ions At AN early he.
" 80, ., -, ,,,,,,o,,,,,,,y ga, ,b.s.
ricd life and, az Wo sh'I' 'up'el'h,s s"',
emotions, when excessive ical long before r"ocfV'
To habits which sap tile very lite OF theit victims ere
nature has selrconpieted their development.
For r.ma,, Weakness and Debility, Whites or
'o' ' -. ,,,, r., In,
Continued Periods, for Pro,psus AMI Bearing Down.
90 ,,,,,,,.u i,,r ~, infer tho ,uo,t peri,ct specific
'" ''''"i ,, I,,,, :, D,.l
Dircc,i,n, for nae diet and advice accompany.
r,,uslrs IN every period OF life. from infancy 10
extreme o' 'se' VII, W"
Strength is the glory Of manhood and woman.
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TRAINS LEAVE AZ FOLLOWS

r,,,,.na .,,ivo PAX. Depot, Si2.e5 {I.3
)P s.&P =. Depot, 1870 wv
~ Fares ere If, cent, less whom tickets are pur'
Chased st the onice. than whom paid In the care.
FRANCIS CHASE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland, Nov. End, 1906. tCi.tf
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TO 7 AD u s.
Ifyou require reliable remedy to restore you, u:
DR.. Harvoy's Female Pills,

q neysrailinE remedy tor the removal OF Obstrue
tons No waiter fron .esat casss hsy arise. They
are safe aud sure and will restore nature IN every
css. They are also eficsrious In all eases OF Weak
ness whites. rrOlapsus, &c. Sold In boxes contain
ing 90 Pills, Price O-s EsHsy.
Send for Dr. lIARvEy'S Private Medical Adviser
addressed to Females; To- pages, giving faii instruc
tious-iO cents required Tor postage. III you cannot
purchase the pills OF your druggist, they will bs
sent by mall ps.t-raif, secure nom observation, on
rccfipt OF One Dollar, by Dr. j. BRYAN, Consulting
Physician,
T. %. Box, Jn7a. a., broadway, New York.
Dealers supplied by Dcmas Barues Il Co, Wholesale
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SNOLANDER's EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures kidney Disease.
sMOLANDERS EXTRACT BuCku
Cures Rheumatism
SM0LAND.Rs EXTRACT BUCKu
Cures Urinary Diseases
sliOLANDERs EXTRACT BUCKU
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Cures Structures.
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MkIE COMPLAINTS, and disorders arising from
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OTHER
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YORK 90 u NTf
Five Cents Savings Institution,
ORGANIZED MARCH ~. 1860.
President, JoHN NJ. 8oopwIs
Vice President LEONARD ANDREWS.
Secretary and Treasurer, SuApRAcB A. BooIHBr
WILLIAM II. THOMSON,
WN H. DossELJ,
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HORACE foRp, T,,.,,..
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EVDeposits received every day during Banking
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s'ro NJ, ga Sor W Rg-rHArs IuT QrE5uoS."
Whether b. suffer with mental anguish,
feversh hps, cracking pains, dysPePtic agonies,
AMI uausless bodily suffering,
From want Il nerve AMI un"uuded prejudice;
IT, whether with sudden dash,
Jump inln the general current,
S,tGs bgttlr 1t pIASrutoS BIrrES,
Aui, a. Cnnihcr sWears, h. my'sh m,n again.
Three mouths II Il siUcc thu, thought,
And spoke, with faith eNcccliug weak.
hut Gun,her sail my eyes WeIc sallow,
My Nisas, hay,arI my breath tremendous lS.d-
Ny Disposition uoubssom" -iu fact,
~ guilty hiuisI was tat brco,nug
Quite nuiSiIrcc, and strpngly nsl,tci,
Aud IL was thu, reluctantly yieLiei.
-Four huttles NV hcuslth my YES, have disappeared
FTtrpls say changed man nov Il Jones.
My iool has relish, my apI~ti,r 70 kecn,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant, ami
Nine pprulJ, ayciu,uroi5, Is add~l ,o my weight
A gentle hiut, Edlgwcl before To hts,--
quite gratifying the tailor, well Dr. Drake. :w5
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A Modern Miracle.
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To whom it NAV Concern.

SAco, Jan. %, ls6G.
At regular meeting OF the One Year Dashaways
n held ut their hall on Monday evening last, the FOL.
lowing resolution wa. passed unanimously.
"Rtsoiped, That Alphonso Wingate and stephen
Rounds be expelled from this Assoc ation Formulating
the plodge, and the sane no published In the Maine
Denocrat published at Saco, and the Union and Jour-
uaI published NJ Biddoford -
3w6s Per order Of Committee.
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Legislative Committee Notice,
THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION
ALLEGED FRAUDS IN ENLlSTMENTS.
viii NICE, In the
- en- AT L. OH \ NJ b Err,
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
at Z O'Clock
m PERSONS having knowhgc q any facts conncctci with
the hct matter of the inquiry, hereby rues tocou-
anicas the the chairman, appear hctore the
csusslttcc. GEn W. wOODMNN, lr,,,,,s,
GED. y. SHELLEY,
Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
Whiskcrsi Mhiskcrsi

Doyou want Whiskers or Moustachesi Our Grecian
Con- sound will fOrce them To grow the smooth.
est lace or chin, or hair gu bald heads, in Six
Weeks. Price st-J packages for g.. Sent by mail
anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt OF price.
Address. WARNER & Co, Box lJs, broOklyu, MY.
yl9
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-16
The Fool and His Money.

The lucky miner hastens down tc
Victoria or San Francisco, and sowt
his gold broadcast. No luxury i
too costly for him, no extravaganza
too great for the magnitude Of his
ideas. His love of display leads him
into thousand follies, and he pro.
claims his disregard Of money by
numberless eccentricities. One man
who, at the end of the season, found
himselfpossessed of $50, $40.
900, having filled his pocket with
twenty dollar gold pieces, on his ar.
rival at Victoria, proceeded to a bar
room and treated "the crowd" ia
champagne.
The company present being una.
bic to consume the bar.keeper's
stock, assistance was obtained with.
out, and the passers.by compelled to
come in. Still the supply held out,
and not another drink could any
one swallow. In this emergency,
the ingenious giver Of the treat or
dered every glass belonging to the
establishment to be brought out and
filed. Then, raising his stick, with
one fell swoop be knocked the army
Of glasses off the counter. One
hamper Of champagne, however, vet
remained. and. determined not Ia be
beaten. he orderei it to be opened
and placed ul~.n the foor. a.d jump
ing in. stamped the b',tles 10 pieces
with his heavy loo,ts. severely cutting
has shins. i, i said in the operation.
Bot although The els.mp~gne Was sf
l>ss f~ss,s-d- he bad . h.sdfull Of
sd Es~r-s ~ dispose OF. aud walk
I.g sp o. q l~rge sas--ssr rorsk several
sssAre8 asllzr>. shs~h sdwn~d ss.s
snS Of sis< ss-xn- d>~is-& q hezrv
shs~~x II rpins ag.snx q .@2 -ksss-
srs< g - rs~ce~- Tie k~~s - -ks-
sz<v rs~zrD~& - sh~ snn~~~ sa- s.z-
g~lz< sF~znx wz<s.u-zr a e~@<- I'D
- ww~xzmg - . s~asmnsa@ Aza~-rssr
e rs~ ssanm ~ mszr rs~1 q tr~@< -
Ds ~ ~ m-~f ~1-=-.-s&. 8 $50
s~~s @z@s no. asw~asAas4 81. . ~-su1sv,a-M
s~@ 80 sas sassrs ep~ ~s-ar-~A = a~a
- s.~ 49, &c 30 - he wn< -
1s~ s@As q - 1855 - ra-ummg~4su@
aaxss-~~--S4N aasz. hu-.--auw as~
.~~~r~ paa- - 80 su~1z@x 3E~x.
w~-.~sMsazx A@arm 42a~~ s~nxa wrnA m.-
4Hznw -Sza~z~rTa~-s ~ kszn-sE $500 sA~
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IA-sru4 b. . s-z n .xs1A-~ exrs
n H. p. TrsA-.< 81 hx S-sz.Szr. ~
s@~o<A ever k% cs~rs- S-rsnx sss Ia.
canvass sn1 shdt th~ eA.rsr II -Hn~-
(~e use bls o~n word trua hs o.. sAs.l-
ders to somebody eis~s We certainly
had no disposition ." pryssrsse T" iAllsa
foe" especially as the CANVASS vas over
and We had completely refuted the ASSET
tons 50 confidently made by the Deacon.
10 weaken US in the good estimation of our
party friends. Now the charge made by
Bigelow was, that "the STANDARD party
had proposed to sell OFT to the Democrats"
We canprove this, if called upon to do 90.
He afterwards named two gentlemen in
the county by whom he said he could
prove the charge, but it comes modified to
read that "If the Democrats would
change their name to Conservative, we
would 60 with them" This we proved
false by his own W tnesses. Driven to the
wall, he now denies, by implication at
least, ever saying that we had offered to
"sell out" and attempts to invalidate the
testimony of his own "witnesses." by
bringing in third parties to prove false
hood upon them! This is surely a very
unwarrantable proceeding. In the frs:
place, B'gelow should have been positive
his information was correct, before making
charges affecting so seriously the reputa-
ton of neighbor. He has undoubtedly
lived long enough to have learned that
reports which have come /" way round by
Robbinhood's barn" are not always the
most authentic. His hasfy action in the
premises. Qor we are assured he is now
duly penitant. and we will not, therefore,
harrow his feelings any more than can be
helped,) has drawn some half.a-dozen gen.
tlemen into public controversy, against
their will, and has probably stirred up
feelings anything but Christian-like in
nature. If his conscience does not &C.
cuse him, We have been misinformed, and
he must at least see that such course is
unjus,ifed BY the Discipline. aud unwar-
rau,ed for the well-being Of society. Dan
iel may have come from the lions den I'M
harmed, but we do not believe he could
have wallowed in the dregs Of the filthy
pool of politics and have come forth un'
scathed.
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l29@gn- I-isf'sis- A. cur engine ~
sairesd some rvF'slrs- we cane 10 ar
ehar on the north side Of ChAries
Island one 81 the most southern OF
the Archipelago. These islands are
Of volcanic origin. A boat went
ashore. The Captain reported the
island to consist IT lava and volcanic
products. re>ounding to the tread.
1t is totally destitute of soil, yet
some cactus plants and stnnted trees
were growing upon it. and it was gen
orally covered with grass. apparently
perfectly dead, but probably its reviv.
i6cation requires only the return of
the rainy season. Although this ar
chipelago lies directly under the
Equator, yet we did not find the heat
excessiAe. April 18th, the wind was
dead ahead, and the swell heavy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-16

JErrERsox CouNTY.-The following
10 the official vote for county officers in
Jefferson County, as furnished Us by the
County Auditor. It will be observed that
Morgan is elected Representative in place
of Webber, a. stated last week. The