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Hundreds suffer on In silence and hundreds of
others apply vanly to druggists and doctors who Ell
Their merely tantalizs them with the hope OF cure
or apply remedies which make them worse. would
not assert anything that would do injustice to the at
diced, but am obliged to say that although it may
Reproduced from excessive exhaustion of the powers
of life, by laborious employment, unwholesone air
and food, profusc menstruation the use OF tea and
coffee, and frequent childbirth it is far otener caus
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane of the vagina ITSELF
when reviewing the causes of these distressing
complaints it is painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them 1t is but sim
plejustice to the subject to enumerate few of the
many additional causes which 50 largely affect the
lite, health, and happiness OF woman in all classes OF
society, and which, consequently affect more or less
directly the welfare OF the entire human family The
mania that exists for precocious education and mar
riage, causes the years that nature designated for
corporal development to be wasted and perverted
in the restraints ofress, the early confinement of
school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement
of the ball room. Thus with the body half clothed
and the mind unduly excited by pleasure perverting
in midnight revel the hours des gned by nature for
sleep and rest the work of destruction is half accom-
plished.
In consequence of this early strain upon her sys-
TEN nnnecess AIRY effort is required by the delicate
voary to retain her situation in school at later day
thus aggravating the evil. When one excitement is
over, another in prospective keeps the mind morbid
ly sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint Of fashionable Dress absolutely forbiddng
tenton of organic health and strengths the exposure
to night air. the sudden change of temperature; the
complete prostratipn produced by excessive dancing
must OF necessity, produce their legitimate effect At
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery,
and the unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly regard
lees OF the plain dictates and remonstrances of her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment This is but truthful picture of
the experience Of thousands of our young women.
Long fore the ability to exercise the functions OF
the generatve organs, they require an education of
their peculiar system, com posed of what is
called the tissue which is, in common with the fe-
male breast and lips, evidently under the control of
mental emotions and associations at an early period
OF life; and as we shall subsequently see these emo
tons, when excessive lead long before puberty to
habits which sap the very life OF their victims ere
nature has selt-completed their development.
For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites OF Leu
corrhea, Too Profuse Menstruation, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued Periods, tor Prolapsus and Bearing
Down, or Proapsus Uter, we offer the most perfect
specific known: I.H.H ls .
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Portland Water Co.
NOTICE.!

THE Portland Water Co will be prepared 10 sup
L ply Sebago Water the inhabi ants OF the city
on or before the list OF DE ember next Books are
now ope at the office OF the Company, Cana Bank
Building, to receive applications Tor wafer. Il en-
person applyipg Tor water will reqIi ed, on maxi
iug application the usual ag cement as estab-
listed in other cities to conform to the Iues OF the
Comnanv Persons will he supplied in the order of
aDoIcation Service pps will be required to be put
IN hinder The direction OF the Superinl, ndent OF the
rompanv at the expense of the consumer Persons
anpying Tor water, il done Def re the opening lob
ne main pipe is cl sed, will have ali eral discount
made on their service pipe, and no charge made tor
tapping. As no service can be put in during the win
tel, it is important tor consumers to make applica-
ton without delay.
An officer OF the Company will be in the office
daily from ga. NJ. till p, NJ toreceive applications
and give all neees sary information. Plumbing 1ohe
by plumber licensed by the Company VIII nave the
work anu ma eriai guaran eed BY the Company 49,
The Company ks this Opportuni TO slat 70 h he
public tina. heir contractors have sreed ~ ~
wat.r in ronced into ard hrou p w c.S ,s;r s,,
cember list, and they V mot {dH 20 mses retapv
gag snteH. Il. ~ SN
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.


TORONTO, Sept. 23.-Tbe members of the
Toronto Legislature, who have been Oh an ex-
cursion around Lake Superior, returned to
Collingwood by the steamer Chicora last night.
They held meeting on board before separat-
ing, recommending an appropriation of fifty
thousand dollars towards alternating the dis
tress in the Red River country. Resolutions
We're also passed approving liberal policy in
regard to the mines and for the improvement
of navigation ON Lake Superior by the erection
Of light houses, dredging, &c.
MURDER
The body of woman named Jane Afford
was found on vacant lot near Brock street,
to-day, with a handk srchief tied tight around
her neck. Her death was evidently caused by
strangulation. Foul play is suspected. a
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS GRANTED.
TORONTO, Sept. pa writ of habeas corpus
has been granted by Chief Justice Draper, di-
recting the jailor of the county Jail at Essex
to bring up Frank Reno and Charles Ander-
son. who were committed to Windsor Jail, for
extradition, on charge of shooting at Ameri-
Gus Wheldon with intent to kill, at Mansfield,
Indiana. The discharge of the prisoners was
sought on the ground that shooting with in
tent to kill does not come under the Ashbur-
ton treaty. e
THE CRICKET MATCH.
MONTREAL, Sept. "a The cricket match
was not continued yesterday, owing to rain.
The weather to-day is fine aud the match was
resumed. The All England eleven concluded
their first inning, making a total score of 80
against 70 of the twenty-five of Canada. The
| match continues tomorrow. tff ...
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY 1a
WINDSOR, Sept 4.-An attempt was made
| last night 10 break into the safe of Strong g.
| Mobiles banking house. The outer case was
cut away with a pickaxe by the thieves, but
| they were unable to penetrate the walls of the
money vault About $4,000 were deposited in
| the safe at the time.
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co M Nj f. ESCIAL.



NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Money more active at a
per cent discounts active and grain Taper is in
creasng the market, and quoted at az per cent
Sterling Exchange steady at 1888 a 10sb. Gold I'M
settled and lower; market excited, and it is reported
that Government has been selling; OPENED at 1i2}
declining to 14 and closing at 141a; exports to-day
SI2OOO Governments active and lower, closing more
steady. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the following
430 quotations: Coupon 6's 1881 11St a ia; do 5s
1852 1l4I "a 1l4l; do 1864 1899 q Ito; do 1865, 102
q liof; do new, 1883 g 1ost; do 1867, 100 q 1Osi;
do 1865 1921; 1O-4G's, 104a q lO4a. --9,
Border State bonds closed tame; ola Tennessee's,
69i; new do. 69i; old Caro,inas 754 new do, 1874;
Missouris 92; new Virgnia's "a
Railways active but weak. Erie strong, Western
sh re irreguar and slightly lower Express stocks
opened buoyant, closing easier. Miscellaneous shares
dull EXCEPT Pacific. The following are $50 figures
Canton, a g 40; Cumberland 80 az "a; Adams Ex
press, 5lt g Pa United States 500 q 5l5; Pacific
Mail, llO5 "a llO4; Western Union Telegraph, 34t q
49s do preferred. 69g q 69l, Hudson, 14Of a l4Ol
Central, list q 1lss Michigan soaf6ers. sSI g ssi
Cleveland q PittsSurg, 81 q 87s To edo, 1014 q
1902; Rock Island 1921 "a 1929; Fort Wayne 1891 6]
109;; Hartford 81 Erie, 22s "a 22s.
Mining stocks quiet; Smith IL Parmalee, 90;
Gregory IS. ..li -
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MISCELLANEOUS
&EvENTH
Annual Exhibition
OF TIE -
Maine State Agricultural Society
AT PORTLAND,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday,
Sept. 29th ana 3Oih, Oct. u and Id, 1865

The BooLs Of the Secretary are now open at the
United siaies, Hotel, Portland,
Tor the reception Of entries
All animals or articles entered for premiums, in
either department. OF the exhibition will be entered
fee OF charge, with the follow ng exception:
Competitors Tor premiums on trottipg horses in all
outside independent trots, will pay 10 Der cent
on firs premiums offered, in the class in which the
horses are entered.
Prices of Admission.
The charge for admission to the grounds will be
as follows: tfs -.TT'i.l
For single admission each day, 80 cents.
For single horse and carriage, so cents; each per-
son IN c arrlage 10 pay the regular admission ee
For a two horse vehicle and driver 81; each per-
son beside the driver 10 pay re ular admssi fee.
For horse and rider, 81.
Admission to spectators seats, extra charge OF
Is cents -, ....
Five tickets giving admission to the grounds, will
be sold Tor 81 %; ani five tickets giving admission
to the hall, viii be sold tor 81 10.
Season Tckets-goo1 during the Fair--admlting
carriage, gentleman and wife, and two minor chill
Dire, to both ground and hall, SIS %.
Single mission to the hall, % cents.
Necessary attendants for stock and articles will
be admitted fee l...s f..s IT
In addition to the regular premiums OF the Society,
one thou and dollars offered in purses for indie
pendent tria's CT speed OF horses
Houses contesting tor any premium at this Fair,
must have been owned in this State six months pre-
vious to the time OF holding the Exhibition
Entries Tor independent trots to be ma on or be-
fore Monday, Sept %, at 10 O'Clock p M, with the
Secretary Of the Society," at the United States HOTEL
Portland. ia /.
advertised, and MUST BE READY. Horses. will be
started at time. Any one not being ready will be
ruled out. Three to enter, two to start i'll all indie
pendent or outside purses. ,irl.sr s,-fir4-.+f -
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Foreign Markets.
FreiQhts.


MOBILE, Sept 1910 Liverpool there has been
considerable activity, and one ship has about filed
another ship laid on is asking advance, but yet
nothing above 81 has been paid. Coastwise, sch
TOR Boston is engaging Cotton at &c ~ fb. We quote
to Liverpool Cd; coastwise He.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 19.-Freights-Th condition
of the Freight market continues to improve Their
Is large amount of tonnage the way this port
several vessels having already arrive at the Passes
The room for foreign ports will consequently be am
pie to meet the increased offerings of Cotton. AS
yet there has been no change in rates. though they
are very firm. To Havre, however, room is scant
and sc is now being asked for Cotton. Coastwse
regular steamers are doing fair business, but there
is still nothing doing in that direction by sail. We
quote Cotton by steam to New York and Boston
l.; to Philadelphia 14ci Tobacco to New York 8 90
y hid; Flour TO New York IS q soc y Dbl; do to
York and Boston 81 % ly Dbl. and 81 IS ~ terce
Corn to New York 1Sc P bush. By sail, the rates
are: To 9-16 q 81 " ID. for Cotton to Liverpool;
1ac tor Cotton to Hayre; $12 90 W hhd for Tobacco
to Havre and 40 "a AS Y hill Tor Tobacco to Liver
POOL Flour to Liverpool As W bbl., and Corn to do
81 a 10d ID bush. az -'N
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CONNECIICUT.

SWNDLING OPERATIONS.
HARTFORD, Sept. PAL. d. Porter of East
Berlin has been swindling merchants in this
city and vicinity by forged acceptances to the
amount of $4,000. Parties in Meriden and
Middletown are also sufferers, making the
whole amount OF forgeries $4,000. Porter has
left Tor parts unknown.
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RHODE ISLAND.
rArA1. RAIIRoAp ACCIDENT.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 24.-Two sisters, Mrs.
Healey and Mrs. Sullivan, were fatally hurt
this evening at Waterford, on the Providence
& Worcester railroad They attempted TO get
upon moving train and both fell under the
wheels One had both legs crushed Off above
the knee, and the other had her feet and an
arm crushed. Neither can survive. Both are
said to have been under the influence OF liquor.
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House and Lot at Auction.

ON TUESDAY. SeptemberI29th at 5 O'Clock p.
~ NJ, viii be sold the properly No. 26 Pleasant
street. Said property consists OF a two story build
ing arranged with a store and tenement of 10 rooms
finished throughout. Cool cellar with plen y OF soS
and hard water and good Outb1dings. Lot 32 by
90 Ieet' The above property must be sold, as the
owner Is about leaving the State A deposit of 800
VIII be requiIed at sale. Terms at sale.
septz3dtd Il. D. BAILEY, Auct.
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Daily Programme.

Meeting of the Marshas and Superintendents at the
Presidents Headquarters at 8 o'clock.
10 A, M.-Meeting of Society and Judges at same
place where instructions will be given, and vacap-
cies filed. 80 we HI
II A Exhibition of stock in ings, to continue
throughout the day. j. aIal. -
2P. M.-For horses that have never trotted better
than 2.5o, mile heats, in to Larness $3.50 to first
$50 to second. yit Il
u p ialliolls for general use, years old and
upwards, Will be troited mile heats, in g. for socl-
ety's premiums; $25 to first, $15 to second.
P. M-Mares and Geldings,4 years old and under
8, viii be trotted for Socety's premiums; $40 to
first; SO to second, - l.,- .i, H.. = - n
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MISSOURI.
REpuLsE OF GOVERNMENT OFFICER

hEFULsE OF A GOVERNMENT OFFICER. =
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-Deputy U. S. Marshal
Thomas, of this district, while attempting to
arrest some parties in Dlnklin county, charg-
ed with illicit distilling some days ago. was re-
sisted by fifteen armed men and 70 ced to re-
treat
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Sept. A.-Captan Schultz, an
ex-officer of the federal army, blew his brains
out this morning in the garden of citizen
from whose employment he had been dis
charged. He leaves a family in New York city.
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AUCTION SALES.
sarOceries at Anctinn

D. FRIDAY, Sept. 25th, at q o'claek p. NJ. will
sole the stock In store No 112 Congress- ST
Coffs MN IN part OF Moasses, Vinegar, Tea Srices
TAR MN I'm starch Mustard, Saeraius Gre I'M T A.
Goods Se"' Earthen aud Crockery Ware, Fancy
c Dioek and Rack, Saw Knives, stove. saskets.
September o. a,a u. ., BAILEY, Auct.
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"A. M.-Meeting OF Marshals, Superiniendents and
Judges, when vacancies will be filled.
8 A. M.-Discipline of Working Oxen and Steers.
10 A. M.-Thoroughbred Horses.
II A. M-Mares, with loal by side. m
IL M.-Stalliens, tn ee years old and under four.
P. M.-For Horses that never trotte better than
24G, mile heats, i'll to harness; $50 to first, $50
10 second. . .. 70
SIP. M.-Gentleman's Horses that never have
trotted for money; Sily Cup given by the ladies
81 p. M.-Salons four years old and under five,
will be troi ted mile heats, in 10 harness, for So
ciety's premiums so to first, SIS to second.
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e. M PATTEN a. co., Auetioueer.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Furniture, Bedding, stoves, &c,

ON Wednesday, Sept. Both, at 10 A. NJ, Parlor
" set in black walnut aud green rep, oak Cham
Der sett, Sofas Rockers, tables. Etarge, Mirror,
CrCckery, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Quilts, Com
torters, Blankets, Carpets. Mating Plated Castors
spoons and Knives; good articles and in excellent
condition. Also Cooking, Parlor and Chamber
Stoves, Desks, Gas Burner, barrels sugar, x6s
Coffee, Spices Pipes, Teas, Harnesses Sc. Can
be seen Tuesday afternoon. sept25 it'd
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X. m. PArTEN IL co., Auefisns.Ys,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Buildings at Auction.

nN WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30, at III A. NJ, on
" the premises, p. 5. q p. Railroad Station, the
several buildings follows viz: Engine House ire
serving the Bri L. Wood Shed, Store House, Ma
chime Blacksmith aud Carpenters Ships Also.
lot brick, Sc.
Buildings to be removed in one week from day OF
sale.-Terms Cash. sept25--1id'
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Notice.,

TNHE ~ Stored brick house No. 26 Spring Street
l. can be bought at bargain if applied for soon,-
Terms to sun purchaser If not sold within three
weeks will be to let at reasonable rate Address
by mail M; Post Office Box 1870, or apply at No 1879
Commercial street. sept24d1w
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Bankrupt stock bv Auction.

HAVING received from Boston the consignment
IL Bankrupt Stock, l shall sell every evening o.
Store next City Building, ON Congress stI ss.,
Tweeds, Motions, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
AK ipster, ALEXANDRIA and Mars eiles Spreads, Table
Covers Nap1 ms Handl erchie :, Hose y, and or
SHIRTS, Umbrellas, Fine Table and Po lei Cutlery,
Kerosene Lamps, astors, Clocks, Wade & Butch srs
and WorsIenholm Razors, Stationery, Oil aintugs,
Mirrors, Pictures, Corn BroOns Floor and Dust
BIT shes, wooden Ware, Glass Sets, Tumbl r., Cob
lets, Sails, Naples, lust Brushes, Fine Jewelfy &C.
Also, Twenty-Five WATCHES, pant OF which are
very fine goods
The most OF III stock is first class and offers an
opportunity which trust will be improved by the
pqbhe. F. y. BAILEY, Aust.
September 8, 1868. diff
Horses. carriages, &c, at AuctiO q
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. M. on re
y market lot, Market street, shall sell HoIs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. f. o BAILEY, Auctiopesr
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IN AN

IN AN
nouncing change of location of the
largest "FAHHBANEX'' in Portland together
with OFFICE to more suitable situation, more
accessible to the people, very much convenient
ly arrangedfor The prosecution of the calling which
seemeth to be speciality with the subscriber, rem
ders it necessary simply to say, that owing to tie
rapidly increasing trade so generously bestowed. so
Apr ciatineiy ;knowledged AMI admitted call for.
on the part Of the subscriber, every DESIRE motive
and exerton to respond in such a manner as will
contnae not only to retain the former patronage but
add thereunto greater or less degree those whose
comfort and happiness say nothing of the preserva-
ton of e) entirely dependent in so great measure
to the exceiiency of a GOOD COAL.
The subs :ribers Spacious Store III ouse is re-
plete with probably the best average STOCK OF
COAL yet introduced. The re-applications con-
santy continuing, the expression of praise unquali-
fed and decided in their character prove the COR
rectness of the assertion. -- rs
Present location of Office and Scale foot OF
MA PIE, junction of MAPLE and COM.
SITS, thitherward al who would procure COAL
as above delmeated and at moderate profits will
necessarily make known their applications to
sep16eodtf Jos. III. POOR.
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K. vi PATTEN 81 CO., AuctIoneer.,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Desirable Real Est ate cor. of Grav
and Bracket Streets.

I'm the premises, SATURDAY, Sept. 26th at 1914
~ O'Clock, the building and land as above, The
lot has font on Gray Street of as Dy o. on Brack-
EFT Street. The buildings consist OF Two and half
storied wooden dwelling, containing ten finished
rooms, with closets pantries and clothes presses
On the lower floor r0omy Store, con yenient for a
grocery and Provision business, and known as one
OF the best stands at the est End On the rear OF
l9t good Stable and carriage house.. The buildings
al IN thor0ngn repair and the entire property sur
from 10 A. M. till p NJ. A deposit from the Duyer
OF 500 at tin Of sale. For particulars call on he
auctioneers. sento2dfd 0
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n W. EN & CO., Auetionee..
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET
Valuable Real Estate
At MOrrill's Corner!
Will be Sold M Auction ON Eesd,v. s..
1Jfh at 3 r. IN. on the premtse. F''

One of the most desi "a ole places
A.IN-O In Westbr0ok. A new two ana one
HnIG alfstnry lore and ii ouse sima, Ell
&4nIEuIAI at MOrrilPs Corner, two and one
= half miles from Portland; together
et ,Ut Of land $50 let from, running back 200
cnr, So,ntalhng garden covered with grape vines,
tTsas u.s. gIosnsrries, raspberries, apple plum
irst a or. building 3ex5O feet; con aims store on
rooms cothe eonu and third story confirms ten large
room, e c. Wdp, press 70 each room; pantries, sink
both hard and soft snnnIia upon the premises,
IIso stah1e building; eight feet deep always dry
H ~, apt1, noise-shed and wood-heuse connected
art Of re sb 'ce ,on TOR Grocery business in this
part Oh inc STATE annual sales can h., made 30
amount OF $4,000 SIS 900 retail Tbis ue 20
upon the main thoroughrare to Portland. ior AZ
towns Horse cars pass within stones throw aver
halt hour, during the day. Also steam cars aI,nost
hourly No better location in the United stats Tor
school aud church privileges. The place will rent
tor $500 per year.
hmm date possession given ofthe Store Possession
OF the house within sixty days. Premises can be
seen any time previous and upon day o. sale Terms
one, half cash, remainder in one year. A depoait Of
TWO hundIed dollars TO be made at time of sale.
For further particulars, call on Auetioneers or ON
the premises or
sepiceoutd o. A. HILL, Morrills Corner.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been 9uy appointed and taken upon himself
OHIO W. BURNHAM, late of Portland.
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and
given bonds the law directs All persons ha WING de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are renred
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
7'l ,.sa SUMNER BURMA /, Admir-
Portland, Sept. !, 1868. sept21 .d1aw3w*
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ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Qmieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Boaoels J;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes sich and aceak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quoting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine. ....i - wi
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
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8 A. M.-Meetng of Marshals and Superintendent
at Presidents headquarters. 500
A. M:-Stallions, two years old and under three.
81 M.-Ploughing Match. .fa,t .-- -a.t I.
10 A. M.--Geldings and Fies three years old and
under four. -i.f. 10 s0.4
IL A. Unattached Horses. sl1.sr-.t.r .4-4 a.,
n. M For Horses that never trotted better than
3 minutes, mile heats. in to harness; SIS to
first, $50 to second. ftftI il.nI
q P. M.-Matched Horses will be trotteti mile heats
Tin 3. .ito ~ llfrt 81. .tf -lr
P. M.-Stallions, five years old and under eight,
will be trOtt ed mile heits in to harness, for So
ciety's premiums; $25 10 first. Sl5 10 second.
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BURNED TO DEATH,

The wife of Lyman Locke, residing in South
Boston, was burned to death last night by the
ignition of kerosene with which she was start
ing fire in the kitchen.
FRANKLIN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 24-George William
Curtis delivered the annual address before the
Franklin County Agricultural Society at their
cattle show at Greenfield to day.