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Reform in the Merchant Service.


In your of to-day notice your remarks the bin
the the merchant service for the greater
y Of life and property at by creating Board Of Exam
regards ability of American shipmasers aud
their good conduct The American shipmaster generally
acknowledged possessing the above requirement through
out the world and s but justice to the public to know how
an Grgani1aon called the shiPassers Assoeiaon which
ssue certificates Of competency TO shpmaers The marine
applicants by any vessel the mister Of such
vessel mus, have certificate OF ability from the above
It is matter Of dollar. and cents far underwriters
establishment Of this institution you win that the
osse, have rane, than The object Of
sons who nigh, be more protaby employed than living OF
ency. The shpowners in the United States certainly had
The iOs s OF
State or ihe marine underwater as to his ability The two
pretend be schuquistions always swsyed BY per-
with you that there {. much in th. new bill which
Is worthy Of notice and d leSss,9n and believe we have
sT Ss P,qseso. q ls and also prSpsIy there
shipmasters and shpowners are certainly opposed to-
Disasters In the Bahamas.
We have received from correspondent the following
list of disasters in the Bahamas with
those seeking Nassau in during month
of May
May 5-Brg Pnnan tPrus) schenck from Cape Hayti for
Hamburg with coffee put INTO 5 Nssaufor four seamen was
2st-An American schr tname where from where bound
boarded by wrecker but got OF without assistance and
ceeded.
rigging and anchors from schr Ruby wrecked Caya
Comhe Cay Roman, Cuba, were taken to Nassau
deTelct
Marine Disasters.
SNIP SYCAMORE, al Bombay Nay 7, experienced a very
heavy gale day after leaving Boston Nov2s Had
swept OF everything and the carpenter and sailors
washed overheard and lost.
sonR JoHN SWIFT Cof Provinceown), Atkins, from
Grand for st Domingo, before reported wrecked,
ashore Cay Verde Cuba), 18th ut midnight Vessel
total loss with remnant Of The Cay not being In
habed the crew obliged TO In the boat and make
n distance Of about hundred miles in open boat
posed hot the and rain In the night they
two DAYS and nights In the boats tventyfour hours with
food they arrived nj Nuev1ias The John SWEET
tons register built al Essex, Mass, In 1854 and
rated AZ,
DuNDre NAV 23-Tbe Moravis, Pattcn, hence for Bonn.
going dock Yesterday, grounded opposite the
Camperdown dock, but got of without damage and will
proceed.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 4-The brig VIM Carney, from
Swan Island with guano FOR ORDERS anchored on the quar-
anne ground and upon leaving found that she was fou
the moorngs OF the Susquehanna which were lost mere
cess and assistanre has been sent Tor 10 Norfolk.
New York. which put In here the Goth Inst dIsmased, &C.
bdisobarging. -
Whalemem.
Sailed from New Bedford 9Th inst, bark Sunbeam, fisher
letter Captain Allen, OF bark Pacific, Nh, reports
her May a. lat 80 90 Ion 76 40 with 400 bbs and S0 do WI
sposen-May 9, lat 2s, N, lon 81 20 ", schr Abbie
bTowp, hweI, PreviDcesown, W toissp
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Average cost per day for each inmate

Average cost per day for each inmate .......12.52
An. average OF twelve and half cents per day for
provisions Is the small item OF board at these nstitu
tons and In this singular preecrptive world, where
everybody lives aLl moves and has his being ac-
cording TO certain memorable prescriptions and
where nobody eyade the prescriptve style OF v-
1ng even If he would.
During The past year an extensive and thorough
revision OF the dietary tables has taken place. II has
been developed by scientific observation that
healthy man expes about 1000 grains Of nitro
geDizes matter from the system, with about 2, 500
grains OF carbon, making loss OF one pound avoir
dupos OF solid matter per day. Supposing a diet TO
consist Of bread and lean meat In what have been
found 10 be the most favorable proportions 20 repair
this waste the supply would be about thirty-hve
Of bread and about ten ounces of meat which
contain a little mere than 1000 grains OF carbon.
The scientific analysis OF the dietary scale at the
institutions developed the following facts in rela-
uon to ~ capapliy for supplying the waste Of the
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YoRR, JUNE 9, 1865.

The Office of the Herald steam yachts At whitehall slip
All communications from consenees 10 the
masters OF Inward bound vessels win be fovarded free OF
charge.
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A KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS 369,
"A. decided by Missouri State Lottery class SSS:,
%, 80, 81 IS, ss, q, l., 15 q, ", l. s. r,, g.
STATE, CLASS $40, JUNE 8, 1889.
49, a. g. h4kR%4 III ss e TbbS s. Co., 49, Maaassr.
PADUCAH LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY.
42l, JUNE 6, 1863
To- =, 3 ~ &C. g. IL ~ 81 p, & % 50 ST. 81 s 40
JUNE g. 1858
75, T. 90 43, 70, a. "a, 81, 20, g. 50, "a, &c.
WOOD COLTON a. Co, Managers
For circulars, &C. in the above Lotteries address
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
CoYlngton, Ky.
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lNitrogenized Matter

Meat....................... 720 3s4
Observation-Disclosures. $50
Total. ....................1,33 $3.50 3,269
Followed out 1t is obvious that this scale must
have proved insufficient in quantity. The quantity
of meat was undoubtedly insnfilcent-an nyestiga-
bon OF thls subject at the Paris hospitals by M
Payen having developed the fact that an allowance
OF sixteen ounces OF raw meat equivalent TO about
eight ounces OF cooked meat, half OF the meat 10 be
used In making soup and the other half 10 he roasted
was as nearly scientific as an average approx,
mate could be. The allowance OF bread recon.
mended by n. Payen was twenty ounces as an
average TO be increased diminished according
TO Judgment, to- Ihe quality 20 OF the beef used at the
poses Of economy Ii having been demonstrated that
The round Of beef, though more expensive than the
meat Of the forequarters Is more economical guam.
tity for quantity, the latter being very deficient in
nutritive qualities. complete revision OF the
dietary scales OF the institutions at Backwel's and
Randall's Islands has accordingly been the conse.
quence. The scale at the Almshouse Is now
follows for the days Of the week In regular rotation:
ISttnddy.-Breakfast-R coffee; boiled hominy,
with molasses; bread. Dinner-Roast beef; potatoes;
bread; baked rice; bread or Indian pudd.pg' sup
per-Tea, milk and sugar: bread and butter.
dv.-Breakfast-Cofee or tea, milk and sugar;
bread and butter. Dinner-Soup; boiled or roasted
mutton: bread supper-Rye coffee; bread.
Tuesddp-Breakfast-Rye coffee; boiled beans;
bread. Dinner-Irish stew; bread. Supper-Tea,
milk and sugar; bread and butter.
Wednesddy.-Breakfast-C or tea, milk and
sugar; bread and butter Dinner-Soup; boiled or
roasted mutton: bread. Supper-Rye coffee; bread.
Ih,rsdan- coffee; boiled beans;
bread. Supper-Tea, milk and sugar; bread and
butter.
ES5day.-Breakfast-C or tea, milk and sugar:
bread and butter Dinner-BoIled salt codnsh po.
tatoes; bread. supper-Rye coffee; mush and milk;
bread.
saturday. .-Breakfast--Rye coffee: boiled bomny
and molasses; bread. Dlnner-Boiled beef slightly
corned, with cabbage or turnips bread. Supper
Tea, milk and sugar; bread and butter.
In the dietary scales OF the Pententary and work.
house few alterations have been made. The prison
ers receive daily for breakfast ten ounces OF bread
ffnf int mud hOl aI rEn naIt IN
moasses for dinner, bread with fresh beef five days
in the week and salt meat two days, both in SUM-
con quantities. for supper ten ounces Of bread aud
mus and molasses and rye coffee. This diet Is o course
deficient IN vegetables and IL might be recommend
ed that potatoes should be issued twice week and
mat the meat stews be made with liberal quantity
oi Tcsh Negctables-a recommendation whlch has,
however been substantially Incorporated. since
the destruction Of the messroom the prisoners have
been 10 HE habit Of taking their meals In their cells
system winch has rendered cleanliness dinicpII IL
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)uRB BLOOD, MUDDY WATER.

PuRB BLOOD, MUDDY WATER.
Pure blood may be compared pure water and impure
blood to muddy water. If you pass muddy through
muslin you soil it; continue the process you cover with
thick mud Blood passes through all parts of the body ie
good pure nourshes cleanses the parts goes
through; impure leaves or less dirt behind it
BRANDRETHs PILLS the medicine wanted, because
they made purpose dirty humors out Of the
body they Pills cure scroula even OF
forty years. sandng they cured cases of reumatis
the patient had walked four years. of parays
the legs had their power movement, for seven
teen years. evidence In these cases cannot be disputed
Is there in the world where evidence exists not
II BRANDRETH's PILLS have been much used there ws
know that such evidence can be found.
WASHINGTON, May 25, 1855.
LET THE WISE READ.
DOCTOR BRASpnErn:-
:
with the bad weather and great political
matters became prostra,ed attacked by my old
enemy inaammstory rheuma.ismone of the attacks
ever Ny foot and ankle swecd badly that was
The pain ercrua,ng could no, bear my weight ON
my foot. My servan, said, you have doctor. As
had before used pills said, mo go and &c, box
of Brandreth's Pills; will try them first" lie obeyed
took ten and the enec. truly wonderful dan
the pain had ceased, the swelling gone able PUT
on my boots and walk to the Capitol.
cannot account for this do understand the science
of medicine. But this know write to you for tho
benen, Of others may suffering acute diseases
was sick unable to walk; well, and, under the
good providence of Cod owe quick recovery BRAN.
DRETHs PILLS
Name Of the writer a, the Principal once,
Brandreth House, New York
But be and upon each boz the govern.
ment stamp, in white letters
Sold by all druggists.
r,ENDER FEET-NO PAIN, NO BLEEDING Ar.
soute removal Of COrns, Bunons, Ingrownp Malta bv
Madame OWENS, graduate chiropods from London a1.
thoress "Surgca Observations the Human Foot &C.
1888 Broadway. Office hours, l0to6.
WINDOW CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE JUST RECEJvED
w fresh supply of the famous vintage OF 65 The ynrs
can pe nau & ny s,ore Svs broadway IN large and email
ALL CHAMPAgNESI recommend the same 10 INV friends
with pleasure and confidence. ~
CF. HoLTz So3 Broadway, corner Duane street.
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This Rest, which 10 received with great hvor,
hstens on che stove fov the purpose Of sustaining
HIIELVES, which eaa be faissd or lowered 81
pleasure, either srPEaAYELy or TOGETHER. and
which are msda 70 swing drsotly over the stove o.
behind Il, entirely out Of the way. - -
This IEpIsPsIsABLR fafieLS suppliss q wsnt
fslt In every fmiy, being useful In Raising broad
OF yeast, for holding dishss when eookingi fer
drying Tin, Wooden Ware aAd articles q every
description, tor kssping Drinks ssd Yoo1 warn
without injury 70 the dish OF food. IL 70 eleo con
ysnieut 10 place . lamp upon While eockins. "
net. various and numerous are The No. " 49,
it 70 pat, proving itself blsssiae vhish svsV
PIYSiCIANS RBCONMENp II: 0.s g -
1satsst sources Of consanpttoa asd Ce.ss
or damp feet. Cpou thsss 6helvsA, Doot. 49,
BtockinFs, Rabbers, lloysi %. are SsHspu
driSd and warned, without dsngsr % bsfninx q
scorchlnr. - % oitsa done fef want o. saiAo's
PIT si!o q cssi sav.stags 10 edlsss ssl asss:
FOR warning nod drying vsneus Articles witnsss
danger Of burning. go,
Nsss arc ths Tisr!nssiALs p IL Aver. y VII
nal Sor itsslG aod thoss Who once have it viii
never be wllliag 10 pslt withil ssd wonder bow
thsy ever aid without H. .tt,f-.. -rrr~rr
sup ron sAnPts-Rsaail Pnes q. : ~
AGENTS WANTED IN every city ssd teva IN Ne
Btats et ksins. df1e-l ~ sen t,sssis'
Lsss Msa ssa ssts SO ~. sssiis. ~
lortsrms and shelves spplyt 10 Z.
~. GOODWIN, sWEETsER D Co.
sra rI.sa y Market o.. Psss;sssii, n. 3.
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AGENTS WANTED..SI0 A DAY.
Two $40 MAPS FOR -.
Lloyd'S Patent Revolving Double Maps

America and Europe, America and the
United states of America.
Colored-in 1000 Counties.
THESE great Maps, now just completed, show
date and the latest alterations In tho various Eu.
ropean States. These Maps are needed In every
school and family In the land-they occupy the
space OF ono Map, and by means Of the Reverser.
either side can he thrown front, and any part bro
level to the eye. County rights and largo dis
count given 81 good Agents.
Apply for Circulars, Terms and Sample Maps to
LLOYDS MAP BUREAU.
aWt - Cortlandt ST., N. Y.
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Mrs: Belcher's Cure !

rAls remedy nads itsn N Isdiaa rsslps, 10 en-
tirsly vegstAbls, and esrss vitseaA sappeftsrs-
Cirsliars &c further iaformatioa ut % receipt %
stamp. b. sddrcsiag The ua.sf.stsrss, M pnss
z Sseesi e. c. e.: pS;';, sss. c; s. nss:::
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Christmas Presents !
The Place to Buy Them.

We have tar tho Largest and Best assortment
Of goods Suitable for CHRISTMAS PREsENTs)
In York County, to which the early attention OF
purchasers is invited. Those who buy early will
have tho best a,,or,msnt to select frOm.
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York National Bank.
Biddcford National Bank

miIE annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
| Biddeford National Bank, will DO holden at
their banking Rooms, on Tuesday, January ",
IsGo Mt 2 o'clock T.. n for the choice or officers
and the transaction OF any other business that
may legally come befJre them
Diddeford. Dec. Is, lsCS. jwt
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auinu aud Snurual.
travellers Guide.
aAIL-noAps.

n,pos,osp raius isavs Or Brstoa and he west-t2i
.rl 10 A. a. AMI > IS A-i 6J5 p.
Trains leave foS rcrtani Ani the Ess'-Ip, iios ana
n ~ A. n and i1s anil Z. ~ IN
RAco Trains leave fs Bsston AMI the W-t-Is and w
An, anil al and al r.s.
rran. Fave Cor Portland and the Eazt-ISs, uio and
n 50 a. ~. AMI I.ss AMI 30 r.s.
Mail MISUNDERSTANDING y. y.
MAILs CLOS. Is< fAs Hsst ~ sos A. ~. aud 3is p n
Eor tAs Easf ~ N Is A. ~, ant SCR n. 10 LIN.
sres at a. n, PsrssosHeki, Mssi>y, "Wednesday A,si
rrpiay NJ = 20 .. ~ Lyman Centre, Thursdays only
At s.NP.n.
NAns AasnH f,oprAs East al go Al AMI ac p y.
Er,~ tbs Hs.f a. ~ O., asl so '. .. fro@ knrs-
ick "a li.j0 a. n, rsrsonshsti, Mol.ly, nsS
ami Yri.y Al $50 p n, Lyman Cen,rc, fhar-isys
oniy al $50 a. q. C.fe0~ASrA-
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Farm for Sale.

iMoo SITUATED ln Bsztsa. nsas
saiaes Pals viliass. niss niiss
cirn sase, axsssa ftsa RsrtlssA
Bear tAs iias q ne :. . R RailrosA.
saA nm NJ ~ psspsrv u ~ isls NJ hii,'
ik., end sssaass q 10 sess aitAsly AivsAsa ~
tiiiass and pssssrtss sadsr Ma stsss = ssia-
vsI,ss. viii god orchard buildings ssssiy -
ssts ssssa - Ions se hay. oosvsuisstiy tivissa
inte no nr.a Terms feasossSis. Any -
IVORY q NuILfxxN. % he prsaAsss. sss
ts1 DANIEL DESNETr. sse., ssxenA.
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Tho Editorial Department..

In It's editorial manage the BOSTON DAI-
OF public interest with intelligence and candor.
While In politics distinctly republican and In sub
stantial accord with the policy which has wrought
90 great results Ior tne nation ana Tor humanity
Is Independent In its Judgments, and expresses
them with the respect which 10 due to public opn-
Ion, aud the frankness which proper regard for
the general welfare requires. To the discussion OF
national topics, the settlement OF old controver.
sies on the basis Of equal rights the return to
specie payments the developmentsl Of domestic
industry, whatever seems best for the credit OF
we'll a. to the varied topics OF the hour. y will
bring careful Inquiry and an earnest aud liberal
mil
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ONEY25 CENTS

The Gnaf Qri.ting Remedy for Chi'drs".
Contains no MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the BossSs
allays all Pain; corrccts Acidity OF the
Stomach, makes sick aud rsdk children
STRONG md HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Tccthing. Call for Mother Bai7tys Qriaing
Syrup, and tako no other, and you arc 'a5s.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med
icinc.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
,@r ... Agent for tho United States.
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work, ss.-Taken on execution. asl vill
1 be sold q public aue,ion 90 saturday. yass.
81 the stors OF Joseph Q. Roberts. In Wstsgbor-
osxh IN ssid Comfy Q! York, ell the right 10 sqli.
~ which Ivory l. Walker. OF said wstsrbssolEh.
has. 70 redeem the following described real sststs.
,tuste In :aid wsts!borough. 70 .it 2 esr!sia
inxs thereon, bounded ~ fellovs, Wis bsginninl
ssid lot and isoc owned by 6iisn fhospsss
thence south eleven dsKress east By land o. Airna
and Henry fhompesa, any ySds, more g - -
land Of DssjAnlh Lssylttl Themes .0sthvs -
hundred and sixty rods, more er 10 70 ~ g
Charie o. Apdrsws thence north eleven degrees
vest by Nd Asdrsus' lsnd. my rods, 70 lhS1 6
EarSn H. Hobbs thssos northeast by nd HoSSe
and. 10 ant msntioasd bonnds, eoataisias. ny
ser,s, NOR, o. LEG. With ~ ths prv!lsssa eslsa6
Ivory L WALKER. ne sboys dsssr!bsd prsaases
con. Il ala Wstsrborossk. % secure The paynest
Of 5 sets Of hard. for The sun Of oee huDdrs4 I'D
eighty dollsn tlsol % 1soasd and intssssl le4el
July sth. 1868 said mortAag 10 RECORDED = noek
81, page 2i6. Of Yesk Cesnty Rsgbtsy Of Dss1s.
- Amer MITCHELL. DspS 4slG
Dsesmbsr 9th, a. d. 1853 SvO
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Correspondcnce.

Our system Of correspondence. already widely
extended, and enllsting tho servises OF many ex'
psrenced writer's, will DO still further improved.
The Washington correspondent whose dispatches
have for several years given value 70 this depart
ment, has the cooperation OF capable assistants
From New York, In addition TO regular mlscella-
ne0us letters, our business correspondence from
Wall street will give the chief points OF interest
In the transactions there. Correspondents ut the
Paris and Florence, ut all places Of exceptional
interest ut hons or rssorted by travellers abroad
will continue to give Q graphic, entertaining and
truthful representation Of aiars ut these centres
OF life and action,
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TIE
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
En~ 1890
TIE

TIE BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER. estab.
lshed In 1910, Is now the oldest daily Newspaper
In this metropolis. Prom the first Its position rs
serpri.e & its founders. IN. prcssSs propTietors
have aimed to maintain tho character II has long
enjoyed and TO give II new claims to the public re-
gard. by giving more attention to general news,
and making the paper the medium Of prompt. full
and trustworthy Intelligence, they have largely
extended Its circulation and increased Its useful
ness Last year the Establishment was removed to
nishsd Throughout with q view 10 prompt and Of.
hcient work. the paper itself was enlarged, and no
pains were spared TO make II worthy IN oil respects
OF the place 10 was designed 10 oil. Those changes
have also been followed by liberal additions to Its
subscription list, and an Increase Of business In
all Its departments.
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Tho Business Department.

The Financial Commercial. and Marine Depart
ments, which have long been speciality with this
paper, are still recognized rs an Important Tea.
ture and will continue to furnish q comprehen:
siye and true business record, prepared ny special
and expert reporters, In tho Financial Record
Is given full list Of the sales ut the Stock Ex.
change and the sales Of stocks by auction, reviews
OF the money market, the gold market and the
government b nd ma'ket, with the latest quota
lions, null telegraphic reports from New YORK
with the stock quotations, and such other financial
mAstersa ~ are Of Interest or value In tho Com
mercisl Record we give full reports OF the mer.
chand SO markets, domestic and foreign. including
o daily report OF tho Boston market. We also
give special attention to the dry goods market,
with weekly quotations OF the leading fabrics the
boot and shoe market. with o record OF the ship
ments, the metal market and tie lumber market.
The report OF the Cattle Market 10 prepared by
experienced hands. In all those departments We
avail ourselves largely OF the telegraph for mar
ket reports nom distant points. Our Marine jour
nal also daily furnishes to the merchant and ship
owner coplous reports Of the movements OF our
merchant marine. This prominent cnaracteristic
which has heretofore been 30 widely recognized,
will DO fully sustained.
The subscription prico OF the Daily Advertiser
Is $l2 per annum, bnt We desire to offer II to 81
who will bring US new subscriber, for $40, or any
for the two, In advance. To clubs OF i've and I'M
der twenty, to one address, the price Is $3.50 per
copy. To clubs Of twenty and upwards, ~ per
copy. Address
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10 Court street, Boston.
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News OF tho Day.

This department includes . minute and careful
record Of all local events reports Of societies. OF
the courts and Of public meetings by competent,
faithful hands, daily summary or New England
news, aconoiss md original summary OF news IN
Generalj" together with brief notes and comments
receive special attention, aud conscientious aud
disoriminatin criti ism. Tho same careful super
vision Is exercised here rs In the other depart.
ments of this paper, and no pains are spared TO
mako II rs full, accurate, and trustworthy as tho
Limitations Of human nature will admit.
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Biddeford .qdrerttsea,ents

Opposite saco House q York Hotel.
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BUY YOUR PRESENTS EARLY.
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Persons in want Of clothing or furnishing
gocls, should not fail to call ON d. G. Clark 4
Co., who have at their store 70 Main st.. Saco,
q very large and attractive stock, which CON-
prises, besides full line Of mems, youths and
boys custom-made clothing, large and choice
assortment Of Senfs farnisaiag goods, embrace
ing all Of the latest and most desirable styles,
all Of which, together with their entire stock,
they are retailing at wholesale prices for lin
ited time. For particulars rad their ADVERTISE
ment In another column.
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Ladies' Work Baskets, tgOod size, only rs
Ladies' Sontags, 70
Perfumed IIaudkfand Glove Foxes, Vsy cheap.
Fancy Glass Boxes (all sises) CAsap.
Splendid Lot Of China, Parian and bohemian