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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-11


OCTOBER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Seward B. Gunnson VS.. Eben Sea-
yey. An action Of trespass upon lands belonging to
the plaintiff, near the Atlantic House.
After being opened to the jury it was Withdrawn,
and re erred to Judge Walton, who has hearing at
the Atlantic House to-day.
Howard g. Cleaves. N. Webb.
FRIDAY.-Chester d. Small vs.. Patrick Kane. Ac-
ton to injuries suffered by horsa by
OF the clarlessness of defendant who hired him of
plaintiff Verdict Tor plaintiff for $36.66.
Haskell. Howard 81 Cleaves.
The following assignments were made:
MONDAY, NOV. 10.
64-Bridgton VS.. Oxford. $3.50
H2-Smith vs. Inhabitants OF Baldwin.
5S5-Jordan ct al. VS.. Blake.
297-Bradecn ct ux. VS.. Portland
926-Marquand vs. Warwick. D.
362-Hutchins vs. Whitcomb.
Members Of the bar are requested to be in atten-
Dance at the coming in of the Court on Monday for
the purpose of max ing assignments, the probable
ity now Is that the jury will not be in attendance
alter next week. Court aojourned to Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
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TweedIaaum ana Tweedledee

10 the Editor Of the Press:
1t is well known that our Universalist breth-
eren of India street, lost their comfortable
church in the great fire of 1866 Their efforts
to restore it have been unceasing, but not yet
entirely successful, although more than five
years have elapsed since the disaster.
A lady Of this city, and member of the So
ciety named, being in Chicago, awhile after,
called 90 Rev. DIR. Ryder of the Universalist
church there, and urged him strongly 10 do
something for the stricken church here. To
obtain subscriptions,or have a collection taken,
or in some other way to do a little for us. To
all which, the Rev. DR.. gave an emphatic, No!
Madame, you are too far olive can do noih-
ing for you" eAre we not all bretheren in
the cause" said the lady. +.-ge
There has been fire in Chicago. Rev. DIR.
Ryder's church has gone. He has come East
for funds to rebuild. Chicago is no farther
from New England than before. But the boot
if on the other leg. HE has obtained $50. 900
in New York, Connecticut has done Dobly-
and Boston promises good result" Perhaps
be will come into Maine, who knows? Has
the DR. forgotten? Are we not all brethre MP
Let this "Reminiscences remind him, il it has
not occurred to him before, that none stand so
firmly but their foundations may be swept
away-and that kindly aid, in ever so small
away, is heavenly work. MURRAY.
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Sherih's Sale.


CUMBERLAND IS;
'T'AhEN on execution and will be sold at public
auction, on Saturday, the second day OF De-
cember. a. d. 1871, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
at tue Office OF j. W. Eorsath in Brunswick, in said
County, ali the right in Equity, which Charles l..
Thompson, OF Brunswick, in the County OF Cumber-
land bad on tie twenty-eight day OF July, A. D.,
1911 Mt yo o'clock and nity minutes in the alter
noon when the same was attached on the original
writ 10 redeem the following described Real Es-
tate situate in Brunswick in said County, to wit:
4 tain lot of land in Brunswck, aforesaid. with
the Luildings thereon, known as the Homestead
Farm OF the lats James Dunnug. beirg the same
premises conveyed to Charles H. Thompson by James
o. 1882 and recorded in the Cumbe rland Registry of
D. eds, Vol $40. Page 329. Also by Samuel Dun
nng, by his Dee OF Quitcalm, excepting that Part
spd Blake by Thompson and part called the Judy
Ch,se lot sold to John l.. Swift the rest OF the farm
being about one hundred acres
Also other lot OF land with the buildings there
on situated in sad Brunswick, she so;lth side Of
Noble street, and occupied by The said Charles H.
Thompson, being the same conveyed by Waitstell
w. Douglass, by his Deed of warranty, dated Noyem-
Der s, 1861, and recorded In The CumberIand Regis
ty OF Deeds, VOL 80 Page i6e. The ebdve premises
being snejeet to mortgage recorded in the Cum
berand Registry OF Deeds. book 49, Page 5Ii, gwen
BY The said Charles l. Thompson to the BrunswIek
Savings ln;ituton,to secure the payment o, prom
issory note Tor ihree,thousand dollars, dateo sht
70, ISL payable in one year with tb tbere is
per cent Iayab'e semi Annually, on nnoliars with
now due the sum OF Three Ihousanu DVN'
interest as aforesaid: N ,.It -.-
o,aa.faSM j. w. FOkSAI FL, Deputy snel.n.
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W y OM az IL.
Governor Address.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 10.-Governor Campbell
read his message to the legislature yesterday.
He recommends retrencnment, the appoint
ment of a commission of emigration, and that
female suffrage be not repealed as women made
good jnorrs and were honest and competent
He upho'ds the Indian policy of the admins
tra,ion and shows good disposition to work
with the legislature for the good of the terri
torv
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A GRATUToUs ADvERTIsEMENT.- We no.
tice by Liverpool paper that Professor
A. d. Reeves, of New York, wishing to estab-
lish his system for obtaining the form of the
body by actual measurement, has taken charge
of the cutting department in the tailoring es-
tablishment of Mr.. w. II. Miller, IA Parker
street, Liverpool, for short term. A note sent
to the above address will meet with immediate
attention "
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SCHOOL MATTERS Examing Commit
tee of the School Committee held session
yesterday afternoon, with the following re-
suits: Mr.. VIM. NJ Sergeant and Miss Flora
B. Coolidge were examined and certificated
for the High School. Miss Sallie S. Croker,
Miss Annie A. Baldwin and Mr.. A. " Ackley
were examined and certifcated for the Gram
mar Schools
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The PORTLAND WATER COMPANY have flu
ished their somewhat extensive improvements
upon their conduit at the lake, and the weekly
Interruptions of water to those who live on
ground above the level of the reservoir will oc-
cur no more Their work consisted in thor
oughly examining the brick worK extending
mile from the lake and removing theI efrom the
distinctions left by careless workmen which
caused SO much trouble last winter. 1t was a
necessary work both for the company and the
city. Any improvement which renders more
certain our facilities for the extinguishment of
fire more than compensates for any temporary
inconvenience in making them.
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THOSE in want of prime butter, sage cheese
and the choicest groceries and fruits are invt-
ed to look into A. l.. AIillett's shop, No. 3SS
Congress street, where they will fnd one of
the best selected stocks in this city. Mllett
paws special attention to the selection OF but
fer and cheese.
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THE public library presented a very interest
ing spectacle in the large number Of visitors of
both sexes, who daily throng its alcoves. Old
and young, wealthy and poor, are the recp-
tents of the benefits of this admirable institu-
ton, which is extending the American system
of public education out to "the children of
larger growth An enlargement of the space
will be needed before many years.
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ARIZONA.
Grand lu-r n,.I Unas.,.

oAN FRANCISCO, NV. 10 The United State s
graho Jury OF Tuscan, Arizona, will NJ AXE for
maj charge against the managers OF the Ind "a n
reservation territory, showing that the Apaches
are allowed TO go on the warpath at will, and
specifying numerous murders committed by
the Indians from Camp Grant; also char ging
tnat the Indians are supplied with arms and
s ammunition ~ and their women prostituted by
the officers in charge.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

REAL HAIR Switches in every shade for So So
So rs. 81 80, Sc co. 81 90, IS 90, $40 90 and $12 So
A full set of Real Hair, waterfall curls, only
IS 90; cluster curls, $lO0, 81 80, $780, So so
and SO Is. Very nice full sets imitation curls,
rs cents and 81 co.; extra nice thread chignons
81 90; imitation hair, French twist, rs cents
Also some new style hair goods, $12 90.
G. G. WELSH. 70 Middles street
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CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Journal
says that last,week the Boston 81 Maine rail-
road Co. finished the survey of new road
from Nashua to Plaistow, a distance of 16
miles, which will shorten the present route
from Nashua to Portland So miles. 1t will un-
doubtedly be built early pext spring.
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CHANGE IN MAIL SERVICE Monday or
Tuesday of next week the new postal arrange
ment between this city and Bangor will begin.
There will be a postal car run through to
Bangor via Augusta. Four Route Agents
Messrs. jock of Gardiner, Stevens of Angus
ia, Capt. Bartlett of Skowhegan and one on
present line from Bangor TO this city, whose
name we have not learned,-have been appoint
postal clerks. The increase of business in
Maine with the prospective increase over the
European & North American Railroad, has
rendered this arrangement imperative. The
present system will be continued from this city
to SkOwhegan via Lewiston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-11

A GREAT 1MPRovEMENT.-Wbile at the
Portland Dry Dock yesterday our attention
was called to great improvement that might
be made at small expense, which would be to
the Advantage of the people of Cape Elizabeth
and all others who have occasion to visit the
Cape, or that part OF the town lying eastwardn
~ of the road to the Cape Cottage or the Ferry
village. By the building of bridge from the
point OF the Cape just westwardy of the road
Running from the Ferry landing to the bridge,
to the roadway of the Portland Dry Dock, a.
distance of only. about two, hundred feet or
thereabouts, great saving of travel time and
the avoidance of the hiah hill near the Con-
gregational meeting house would be the result.
This seems a very feasible and excellent plah'
and we think that il the people of the two
places should only concur in thi. arrangement
the County Commissioners woul1 lay out the
bridge; and if done, we doubt not the money
so expended would never be regretted. The
Dry Dock Company would doubtless be favora-
Die to such an arrapgem ent. There is a por-
ton of the time when the ferry boats are
hauled up for re pairs and the people at Ferry
village have TO travel around by the road. A
mile and half of hard up hill travel would be
saved by this short cut. A practical man at
the dock yesterday said upon a view of the
situs tiop, that no money could be spent in a
more economical manner than by building this
short bridge and making the connection pro-
posed IS rs.1 n. FE EE
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PARALYsIs.-We understand that Mr. VIM.
Larrabee, a carpenter living on Munjoy, was
attacked by stroke of paralysis on Thursday
afternoon, which affected his right side, and
that last evening he was lying in very criti-
cal condition. Mr. L. suffered from similar
shock on the left side some time ago, but he
had recovered from it,
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synOp;is of Weather Reports for the pas
4 WenIH. EOur Haurs.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d c.,
Nov. IL, 600 p. M)j
A rising barometer with clear and clearing
weather will probably prevail ON Saturday
from New York to Lake Superior and south
ward to the Gulf Tue storm in New York
will probably pass northeast ever New EGG
land, reacbiog Nova Scotia Saturday night,
bigh northwest winds on Lake Erie and in
New jersey, following closely 10 its rear eau
tionary signals are ordered for this evening at
Cleveland, fsuffslo, OSwego, Cape May, New
York, New Loudop, Boston and Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-11

De. CARLTON KIMBALL advertses something
new relative to artificial teeth in our special
notice column this morning. We advise those
in need OF new teeth to give the doctor call,
as he makes beautiful teeth, and his terms are
most liberal.
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M ASIA HUsE1 rs.

Boston, Nov. 10 This evening a man named
Bingham, from Vermont, was knocked down
on Cragie bridge, Eait Cambridge, and robbed
of his watch and $40.
Fire.
lite broke out tonight in buildings Nos.
" and 90 Blackstone street, occupied by A. G.
DAVIS, tin box manufacturer, jones & Carpen-
ter, Iapaners, and Roberts & Webster, grocers,
on ground floor Stocks badly damaged by
nre and water. Building damaged about $1,000.
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Municipal Court,
JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.


FRIDAY-George Lord, larceny OF a canvas sail
from schooner MelodeoD, the property OF Corbin H.
Smith, was sent to jail for thirty days r.
John Stephens, for drunkenness and disturbance
In ths rooms OF the Portland Fraternity, sent
for thirty davis. I'D II
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MISSOURI.
How 10 Get a Railroad.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 10.-Five hundred thousand
dollars of the stock of the Northern Missouri
raiiroad owned by the county of st. Louis, was
T s0ld 10 the managers of that road for $50 GOO.
me purchasers assume the expenses incurred
IN the suit pending against the company.
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by TELEGRAPH
m A1NE.
Stnotiug NzatsH
no THE DAILY PRESS.

BANGOR, Nov 10 The jameson Guards OF
this city had large shooting match to-day for
three prizes of $50, 500 and $40, offered by
gentle man of this city. The prizes were won
by private VIM. L. Hodgkins, Corp. 5. a.
Hapworth and Sergt. Charles D. Clark in the
order named. Their average distance from tue
centre being 5 g. 2-3 and 1-6 inches, re-
spectively. Distance 100 yards. The shooting
was with Springfield rifles.
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DOMINION OF CAN ADA.
ILLINOIS,
Jail Delivery,

chicago, Nov. 10.-The prisoners awaiting
trial in Iroquois county jail at Watseka, Ill :,
broke out and escaped on the morning Of the
9Th inst.
The Grain Dealers and Insurance Com.
puuies.
Under the influence of the high rates of in
surance on grain in the warehouses, the pro-
prietors are determined each to purchase steam
fire engines. The whole number will be called
out in a case of necessity. Eich warehouse is
to have steam pump connected with pipe
radiating throughout the building. Thus
averting the necessity of insuring warehouses
aud their contents.
Judge w ,lliams has decided not to appoint
receivers 10 cases of Continental and Garden
City Insurance Companies of Chicago. There
are no allegations against the companies show
ing bad faith. =. -
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.--The National Steam
Doatmens Convention has appointed coln-
mittee to draft new steamboat law for sub
mission to Congress The objections to the
present law were fully stated by the delegates,
ton,
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Inc following is a comparatively correct
ss.Iaatemenl: net receipts from September Ist.
2lo,23O bales; for the same time in 1870, SIT ga
Daies: exports, 215 283 bales; for the same time
IN 1870, 272 1873 bales
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10 Euening.-Money easy at
a per cent; prime business paper 10 a II er
cent. 1t is reported that Southern Railroad has
gone to protest The failure o. q small dry goods
firm is announced. The rumor that the Chicago g.
Rock Island Railroad intend TO Issue $780, 600 Of new
stock Is authortaivsly denied Sterling Exchange
eady at 1oe5 a 1851. Gold at l1S a ll!; looms are
nude at q 8 per cent The clearances were $55,-
100000 Governments strong and higher. State Sc
cufities frmer. Stock market heavy and lower with
a decline of par cent, from the highest point of the
day The chief dealings were in \ Central Lake
Shore, Toledo &c Wabash, Chicago 81 North Western
common, Re ok Island aud Western Union.
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The United States Watch Co., (Gilsy, Wales
& Co., employ 500 hands in their works at
Marion, N. j., and are turning out $50 of their
celebrated time-keepers daily, or one watch
per day for each two hands employed; their
working tins is 10 hours per day Cor 600 min
utes, producing fine watch complete every
two and half minutes, and little more, al
even at that, are unable to keep pace with the
Constantly increasing demand caused by the
extraordinary records the watches are making
as accurate aud reliable time keepers, an in
stance of patient and perssvering energy and
enterprise, rewarded by prosperity which we
are glad to see. f&w
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SOUTH Ca XOLHNA.
~

CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.-The Howard Associa
Citations have passed resolution giving notice
that the yellow fever has nearly ceased Active
operations of the associations will terminate
Nov 18th
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oNoW.-The first snow of the season fell last
n'su'-not in large quantity, it is true, but
enough to whiten the ground and remind us of
the nearness of winter.
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BEST stock of Boys Clothing in the city is
at J. Burleigh & Co. 81 Middle street. Come
early and avoid The rush Saturday evening.
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Receipts by Railroads aad steamboatr.
GRAND TRU,,K RAILwAY.-23O cans milk. 2164
bbls -four 81 bdls paper, 20 empty bbls Al lum-
b-r, do corn, do bark, DO potatoes, spirits,
90 match stock,1 do oil, do hay, 3 10 laths, 1 DO
shook, do oats, 2 do sundries Shipments 20 Low
er Proyinees-i200 bbls -four, car oil, do bran.
STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-16 boxes
tin. IS ods rou 10 do STEEL SO bars iron % cases
and 20 bales demestics, 20 kegs lead so bbls pork,
20 Shoes III bulls shovels 20 bags Seed So casks
nails, reel pipe lea1, 20 bds paper so bags dye
wood, 10 ties molasses, 30 bales gambia, As pigs tnr
nture, Ills bbls onions ard sweet potatoes. 81 fir
kns butter, pcs arble horse. wagons, 100 pkss
to Older. For Canada and up country-95 bags log
wood, organs, 81 pcs machinery. 10 bales sheep
SKINS 10 do Gambia IS do rags, 50 b1ls iron 10 sets
axles, 2 pes marble 10 ps gs to order.
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The suit of Morris I. Ingalls, receiver of the
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad,
against H. G. Lord, the former President, for
recovery of S248, 600 has been dismissed.
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THE most wonderful invention of the age is
on exhibition and in operation at 81 Federal
street. The public are invited to call and see
for themselves. nov11-3t
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M INN ESOTA.
III
iaETEORO LOGICAL.

ST PAUL, Nov 10.-The returns swell Aus
tins majority to 1922, with the upper counties
to hear from
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TRY Kinds hot soda water, it will make you
comfortable and happy.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI Nov 10-The Aldermen have
appointed special committee to endeavor to
secure the Lational political conventions.
Suit Dismissed.
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PURCHASE your perfumes and toilet articles
at Kinds, under Preble House.
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The sale of horses, carriages and harnesses
at the pew repository CT Federal street, is post
poned fer one week ON account of the death of
a near relative of Mr. Taylor
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p. A. & n. U.-Those of our readers who
attend the Army and Navy Course will find
the following programme matter OF inter-
est for future reference: easa
Lecture by Mark Twain, Nov 10th. Sub
tect, "reminiscences of the Commonplace
Characters have CHANGED to meet"
Lecture by Rev. w. L. Gage, November
23d. Subject, Emperor William and his Gen
erals" fisss a es'tssa a&
Concert by the Kreutzer Club, assisted by
Miss Nellie Barker, Mrs. G. M. Cummings and
Miss Ada Cary, Dec It'll.
4 Lecture by Anna Dickinson, Dec 14th. Sub
ject, "Demagogues aud Workingmen"
Lecture by Hon. Thomas Fitch, of Nevada.
Subject, "Scalpers and Quakers."
Grand Concert by the HENDERSON, GUM
tette Club, assisted by taent, which Will be
announced hereafter, Jao. 4th.
Grand Parepa Rosa and Adelaide Phillips
Concert, Ian. 9th. -
Supplementary Course CT three lectures by
Prof. E. s. Morse.
First-Tuesday, Jan. %. Subject, The
Glaciers of New England"
;. Second-Thursday, Jan. 18th. Subject,
"Antiqrty of Man.
y Third Wednesday, Jan. slst. Subject,
"Art of Illustration e@
e 1t also proposed to add TO the Supplemental
rs Course the popular lecture of Prof. G. H.
Hitchcock, entitled, ellie Above the Clouds;
or Mt. Washington in Mid-winter," iliustrat-
ed ~ ae-
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Snow SToRM.-Tbe first snow storm of the
season set in about Z o'clock last evening, so
much in earnest as to remind us of mid winter.
The storm increased during the evening and
by o'clock this morning there was quite six
incbe. of heavy snow and the storm continues
as we go to press.
Dispatches received during the evening state
that the storm has been auita general in the
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A WARM Room, plenty of hot and cold wa
ter, and the price only 30 cents for the enjoy
ment of good bath at J. P. Smiths, 100 Ex-
change street.
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G. A. MERRY, can be found with 81. W.
Lewis, Hair Dresser, corner Exchange and
Federal SITS. George would be pleased to see
his friends and customers.
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Kinds hot soda water is success and speaks
for;
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TWELVE rolls batting for one dollar. Covell
& Talpey.
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,o.,on, 70 Wholesale Dealers.

JhiPOi man would like TO act as agent
n active S, GunJ House. Has extensive aequain-
- iqr aIaine Address s. w. EVANS, Press Ot-
lance in main'' noS'3t
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HONEY, and almond cream, for the skin, at
Kinds, Prebe House.
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90 M M Il C1AL.

-- Foreign Imports.
WINDSOR, Ms, Schr Magnola-190 ions plaster
to Knight & Whidden,
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IT IS SAID that if puff of air we're to be
blown into vein of ananimal, death would in
simultaneously follow because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire Cir
cult Of the human body every seven minutes,
and Whenever this circulation is impeded or
any of its channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried of, disease follows
fever ora disease of liver or kidneys or scrofuls,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
of the difficulty nse the old and infalble
blood purifier, DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. ocl1S;h Nv
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.
TRy Rriops' Throat and J,uno Healer