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we call attention to the business card
of the Messrs. Thatcher. The Senior men,
Der Of the firm has been long known in
Eastern Maine, and the Junior member Is
a graduate Of the Law School Of Harvard.
They removed from Rockland to Boston.
Railroad slaughters are altogether too
frequent. The latest that has come to
hand is that on the New York and New
ark line, where two trains ran into each
other killing five persons and wounding a
large number.
A housewife in New Orleans. In filling
up her schedule Of the census paper
described her. elf AS the head Of the
FIRMLY" while. in respect to the trade Of
her husband. she wrote He turns my
mangle
All the steamships running between
New York. Southampton. Havrc and
Brest were built on the Clyde. though
sailing under the French flag. The steam
ers Of the German lines were either built
on the Clyde or in England
The Gardiner Home Journal Is rather
hard on Belfast, when 1t SAYS. in reply TO
the Journals claim that Spencer. who is
under arrest for burning his store In Ban
gor, is a citizen of Belfast, that he Is
the only scoundrei that II ever heard Of as
leaving Belfast"
A Washington loafer kicked over a
baby carriage containing a negro infant.
the other day. severely injuring the latter.
The case was brought before Judge Smell
at the Police Court. who discharged The,
rough. but administered severe fine and
reproof to the servant girl for swearing
when her charge was upset Erchange.
We don't believe Judge Smell would
decide case Of the Kind as stated. II.
i A Maine man
A Warsaw reporter saw war among
the wives and widows of Warsaw. and re-
marks that ''of all the war; We ever Jaw.
among the wives and widows of Warsaw"
-Mcssrs. J. b. 4 A. W. Hall at Portland
have issued the initial number of a new spa
per. bearing the name Of The Monitor" II
i independent, not neutral. on all topics.
We wish the new enterprise success.
The Tow Boat Delta sank q, her
wharf in Machias, on Thursday night
She caught on the wharf and partly cap
sized and filled. The crew had only time
to escape from their hunks with their night
clothes on.
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Treoent Items.
The market valuation of the town 4,
nearly one half million dollars.
B. :. Wade Of Somesyille. ha. moved
into Bsss Harbor with his saloon. render
ing eserybody's likeness perfect. who
wants picter or graph. Good time
Mrs. Lydia (. Rowe offers her house
and land. at Bass Harbor. for sale. II i. a
very desirable site for those who follow the
sea. and with be sold on easy terms
Mrs. Ann Norwood has q , pd. swivel
ball. gathered by her husband many years
ago At Bass Harbor. IL was fired from the
English ship Boxers barge In 1913, and
struck just above Bensons'
Rev. Hannah Lunf, of Long Island.
arrived here the other day with a small
cargo Of articles. which she has begged
for the poor, bu, really for herself 1t has
been her custom to do so, begging under
the nom de plume of a missionary. several
years. and the people are quite indignant.
T.. II. d.
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A full Marin, Last aud complete Mar
Ret Reports. A. well A. more Original
Stories and Sketches. are among the new
features Of the greatly enlarged and i'm
proved PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. Only
s2.eo year in advance: >ubscripii on>
taken for six or three months Specimen,
sent free. Address ELwILL. PICkARp Il
Co.. Portland N1Inc 3mol>
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst Wednesday in January, Feb
rauy, August, September. and December 20
Wednesday in April, Sd Wednesday in June, and
.th " Wednesday in October.
BLrEHILL.-ist Wednesday in July and Novem
b..r.
BrcKsroRr.-3d Wednesday m January, MAY
and september.
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Tooth Ache proceeds from ague in the face.
operating upon the exposed nerve Of decay ell
tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly with the I'm.
ger. wet with Johnson's Anodyne I.inimeni
heat The face well. and lay = flannel VIC: with
the i.snimcnt on the face also put little OF III.
Linimeot into the cavity Of the tooth on cotton
The system frequently gets out OF order and
should be at once regula ed, else other trouble,
will en,uc. wien phssic 1. needed take Par
sons furgs,ive Pills" they are safe whole.
some. and natural Medicine.
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VIEW ADVER7TSEMENT

Excursion 10 Bar Harbor.
Tickets from ireland. Geo. A Dyer
Insurance. Geo A. Dyer.
Piano for Sale. Geo. A Dyer
Closing out sale Lyon Josslyn.
Councillors 4 Attorneys at Law. r. a s. Thaeher
Proposals. Wanted.
Non Resident Taxes.
C,,fnmis -ioner- Notice
House for ale J y. Davis
Wanted. james FIVE.
Probate Notices.
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NJ \ X Ri r. ID.

ADhsrst-Juiy ,ih by D. / Mar-h Mr. rJ-,-
Agrpra
Ircnton-July -, hy hitr-dk. THOMPSON
NJ William 7 Bunker u Trrai.u aud susan
futnsm Of >carsIors
>f-igwick-Inly sh. by Rev 4 = bartlett can't
9 II turTicf and Mis- Lucia VI Hootc. ba,h Of
Nc,lgwirk
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Or. T.. Il CLaREE's NroErsBLE SHERRY
WINE BiTfFRs are = certain cure for female
sickness. b. taking = wipe glass half ful! tsri re
getting ou' OF bed in the morning Delicate
LzdIes NIL find II Of great service b. using IL
three OF four times DAY. Sold by all .ic1lcr-
ia medicines see Advertisement a5u
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Woo Carding.

one Wlih great reduction IN nrIce at Joys
NIL Having rut my Machin. in the be.
OF "fIef am n.'A ready to reociyc onl Ii MAY
De ''it n Il L Masons On me stp-e formerly &c
,utlc' ~ .'trtleu X Joy or At WhtcoInh e
~ vines az h. + lis. Al Wool received before
ne mitar OF iuly viii he oled aud carded r
sci pet ~
Is The best at oil will be used.
E,, Il. +. JOY.
''S""ithr ha3 10 Ie'i. aIl2N
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IL handy house" saves much sti ength 10
women who do their own house work. and a
bottle Of Renne'- Pam Killing Magic oil Ia the
house timely used. often prevents much pain
and suffering. besides saving those large doc
tors bills. Try IL.
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send 10 X. 4 Hall & Co.. Nashua \. H..
fropr'etors Of Halls Vegetable sirilian Hair
Remover. for copy of their Treatise on the
Hair. A valuable little book. free 10 ALI
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lG. p. RnwELL,s cOLUNN.I

9bei ~, sss,x
CHARLES A. DANA. Editor. -
The 3athsr at'etkly S,s,k
A NeW0OapsP - sho Pseoene TlDeo.
InsesAsA fer Psspls New - RassA.
Including Farmsss Mechanics. MseAaas, Pro-
fesstonal Men, WORKER. rhtnksss and Oil Man
OF Honest fo,ks. and ~ wlvo, ooa1. 81
Daughter Of al such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YKARi
ONE HUNDRED COPIES H0R ose.
Or less than One Cent Copy. Les sAses b
$50 Club st every Post once.
6EMI.WEEKLY sun, - A YEAR,
OF the same sire and general character -
THE WEEKLY. but with . greater variety Of
msoailaneous reading. and furnishing the new
70 it, sunscsibess With greater ffsshnso. beespss
comes twice . vesk instead Of once only.
THE DAILY Sun, - A YEAR.
A prcaminentiy readable nevspapss, win the
largest Circulation in the word. rrse inde-
gsr pend and is.,'e,s 10 politics Al The news
50 cenis moa.S. or % ss.s wv -
TERMS TO CLUBS
THE DOLLAR wKKKLY sun.
Five oopsss. one yeas. ssearassiz sddrss-d,
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Twenty copies. one year. separately addressed
'Aad an s1u' copy TO ne sss.sr up q n e,Se,
Firy eori-s one year 70 ono address ,snd The
se'1'-"eokiy one year % sesss, up Of elael.
the semi Weekly one yssr 10 ret.er no Of eins,.
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One hundred comics, ore year. 20 one address
aas the Daily for one JsAs 6 oh, he rss.s: up OF
One hundred eop,e., ono year separately "a
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SEND YOUR HONEY
y Post onace orders. ehecks, or drsts On Sev
York. wherever convsnisnt. II not then sextslsi
Sne 'csssfs CONTAINING usoaey. Addfess
Nv. ENGLAND. Peolth.-.
0APtEWooo INSTITUTE for Young Ladies. Pits
W utid. ha-~.. 'ong aad widely known for great
beauty Of location aud superiority 81 instruction
'".h REV g.. y -fEAR PRINCIPAL
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TABLE ETIoUErrE.-We publish the
following rules for the benefit of the
Younger members Of the fireside circle
II will repay them to read it . ssond
time
/. Do not keep others waiting for
YOU either at the beginning or close of
the meal.
,. Do not sip soup from the tip, but
from the side of the spoon.
3. BE careful not to drop or spill any
thing on the table-cloth.
4. Keep your plate neat; do not he 90
all sorts Of food on il 1t once.
5. In passing your plate to be re-
helped, retain your knife and fork.
6. When ssked for dish do not
shove but hand it.
Z. While drinking do not look
round.
s. Instruct the servant TO hand the
cup at the LEFT side, SO that il NAV be re-
ceiyed BY the right hand.
3. Do not drink ysur tea or coffee
withou, FIRST removing the teaspoon
from the cup TO the saucer.
10. Use the knife for cutting only :;
never put il to the lips or in the mouth.
IL. Break your bread into small
pieces and rest them on your plate while
spreading.
IL. Do not eat too fast; besides Civ
ing one the appearance of greed, it 10
not healthy.
Is. Ii ysu find anything unpleasant,
in the food, put it aside as quickly ~
possible without drawing the attention
Of others to 1t.
IA. Do not open the lips, nor make
any unn. cessary noise in chewing.
Is. Do not touch the head.
l6. DO not rest the elbow on the
| table.
IL. DO not speak with the mouth full
Is. Brush the table neatly before
bringing on the desert.
10. Be thoughtful Of and attentive to
the wants Of those about you.
20. Converse on pleasant subjects
with those sitting near you.
| 81. DO not say anything not intend
ed for all present to hear.
%. Leave your plato with the knife
and fork lying parallel, the handles point
ing to the right.
%. Never leave the table before 9th
ers without asking the lady Or gentle.
man who presides to excuse you.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A FALE COMPLEXION denotes blood desii-
tntc ofNitslity. and In propor,h ~ the blood
eorpu>cles change from red ~ white or :ran,-
parent 20 will the patient become weaker Thi-
retregression Is effectuAlly checked by FEL-
LOWS toMroUNp SYRUP OF UYOrBo-
srHrTks. the Mood made healthy, and the va
rious fui C, ions Of the body rene wed by its use
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HOMES
FOR The MILLION!

Rase opportunities are nov onered for securing
homes in q mild healthy. and congenial climate
for one.third OF their value i've years hence
The NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY has for
sale real estate Of every description. located IN
the Middle and Southern ststes: improved stoek
grain and fruit farms rice sugar and cotton plan
sat."ns; timber and mineral lands city. village
and rural residenees, and bu siness stands; mills
and mill sjtes, factories, &C.
Write for Land Register containing description
location, price and terms Of properties we have
erv eale.
address: b. w. CLARK co.
ne Nstiona Real Estate Agency,
III Nd S7s eenna. Avenue. Washingioa, D. O.
TIT
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Any person or persons claiming INC aboy, IL.
scribed Merchandise are requjre,I To- o,'n.r w.
nic WIN me Collector the.T ciaim to The sam
wlthi" twenty days frcm thu first publcstioI -,
Ihl hotire WA II >aR,t NJ ,Yntlae,9 y
'f"7'''h tipH3t' 'a-tlhc, June -, ISL. ,y,A,
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Notice

Notice }. hereby given thai tho following ,l,
scrlbed merchandise has been seized By the Col
leciOr % Customs tor the Distinct OF Casino Ior
March Il, 1871.
one keg containing Gallons Of Whisky.
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Notice to Ladies'

Atits Ni>iilNG REAL HUMAN HAL. ~
g., ,sasohabie prices, are advised ~ call soon Al
nppM ., CIty Hotel, as this rare oppor,uuif,
s MD nor be afforded much longer. Work Of ali
's "ohe y" ofaer awe1
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IoHIAND
Played Out
A. I. Saunders. & Co
iiavc gone. into Busincs
That is the Place to buy Cheap,
CORN,
FLOUR.
MEAL.
SHORTS.
FINE FEED,
COTTON SEED MEAL.
PORN
LARD.
BUTTER.
CHEESE.
SYRUP.
MpLA>>E,.
SUGARS ALL KINDS.
All hin'- Of SPICES. TEAS In gfea, variety
COFFEE. RICE. DRIED APPLES. aud tic
h',t TOBACCO in the City.
'cry large assortment 1T
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List OF Letters
remaining the I'o.t of1ee for tho week cnd.ns
July -yh rel.
Ahram Jane Mr. Abbott. Ills
DAVIS, Geo. Grant sarah
brscn. Joseph VI Herman David
Holfnc- Matte. Hall. Martin T.
Mcdonnell, Frances NrtlAfan. Martha
Milhscu D. l.. Nowry Aatr u,
iArsAit r. Pierre, AususiusF
fafTidgc L.st-. Hartcrt, join.
WenG~orth. D. 4. 2.
Person. calling for the aboye-iu pl-a-. nv
advertised
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Caution.

IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
- against reporting that my son, A. T. GrindIr
mas eh NE properly Or any part thereof To-
me as such is not the case and .honId any ,er
son iefeaner Circulate such report the Ian wifi be
applied to Its fullest extent. "''' ~
North sedevick. July s, is7l sws;
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ID | f. ID

II thus CITY July 81. Nj frciericl g. smith
asri - vrs.
Eirn-Ju'y :. Capt Albion iggins
Noburu, Mas.-Iuac sSh An Edward. p.
formerly Of Ellsworth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-11

There are some funny incidents that take
place in court, even during some of the most
serious and important trials. One of these
took place during the progress of the celebra-
ted hog case, recently ''tried out" In the
course of the eloquent and earnest plea of
Mr.. Baker, counsel for the lady who was in
jured, and when he was describing the fero-
cious hog as a very large one, with black spots
upon him, covered all over with mud, in which
he was wallowing, he exclaimed to the jury,
''yes, gentleman, hog weighing 400 pounds,
with ears as big as cabbage leaves" AT this
the Judge interrupting, said, 81 believe Mr..
Baker the ears are not in the case" For a
moment Mr.. Baker was taken off his guard,
but instantly recovering himself, he turned
to the Judge and with considerable gravity,
exclaimed, ~ believe, your honor, the whole
hog is in the easel" Mr.. Baker, resuming
his argument, attempted an imitation of the
grunting of hog. Judge Cutting compli-
mented Mr.. Baker, remarking that he had
done admirably, producing the sounds perfect
ly. 1t is needless to say that this little episode
set the whole court in an uproar, and it was
the verdict of jury and spectators that the
Judge and the honorable member at the bar
were about even.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-11

TO the Citizens OF Augusta

Some months since there was organized in New
York, a Comedy and Buresque Company, compris-
ing the first talent of the country, who played to
large and fashionable audiences for three months,
at Lima Edwin's Theatre, Broadway. At the termin'
alton Of that engagement they proceeded to Boston
and took possession of the Adelphi Theatre, it be-
ing the intention of the management to make il the
standard theatre Of the above city for the produc-
ton of light Comedy and Burlesque. After two
weeks of the most hattering success, one of the
coolest nights of the past winter their beautiful
temple was burned to the ground, leaving the
Company without an abiding place. In this emery
ency they resolved to remain together, and having
received offers of the most flattering engagements
from managers IN the larger cities of New England,
west of Boston, they accepted and have appeared
in the cities of Hartford, New Haven, Springfield,
Providence, &C., to crowded and delighted au-
dience; indeed, the name of Mr.. John l.. Hall and
the corps of Artists under his management, has
become familiar as household words.
Mr. Hall Purposes to establish circuit, appear
ing In each city four times year, and having
proved that the citizens of Augusta appreciate
legitimate and proper organization, he has con-
Guided to revisit this city previous to the departure
of the Company for Halifax and st. Johns on the
18th of the present month.
Hoping our endeavors may meet with your sup
port and with the assurance upon our part that
everything shall be done to contribute to your en-
joyment,
We remain the Public's most obedient Servants,
CHARLES A. WING,
Business Manager of John L. Halls Adelphian
Comedy and Burlesque Company.
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The originator of this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., claims
to have discovered and combined in harmony moro
of Natures most sovereign medical properties than
was ever before combined in one medicine. The
evidence of this fact is found in the great variety
of most obstinate diseases which it has been found
to conquer In the of Bronchitis Severe Coughs
and the early stages Of Consumption, it has as
tonished the medical faculty, and hundreds Of the
best physicians pronounce 1t the greatest medical
discovery of the age. While it cures the severest
Coughs, it strengthens the system and purihes the
blood. BY its great and thorough blood purify.
ing properties, 1t ali Humors from the worst
Scrofua to common Blotch, Pimple or Erup-
ton. Mercural Disease, Mineral Polsons, Syphlf-
tic and Veneral Diseases, and their effects are
eradicated and vigorous health and sound cOHefi-
tuition established, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Fever Sores Scaly or Rough Skin in short,
all the numerous diseases caused by bad blood.
conquered by this powerful purifying and inyigor-
ating medicine. For Liver Complaint,' Bilious
Disorders and Habitual Constipation, It has pro-
duced hundreds of perfect and permanent cures
where other medicines had failed.
The proprietor offers 81 600 reward for a medicine
that will equal it in the of all the diseases for
which it is recommended. Beware of cou1terfeits
and worthless limitations. See that my private
Government Stamp, which is positive guarantee
of Genuness, is upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold by Druggists at 90 per bottle.
Prepared by X. PIERCE, NJ. D., Sole Proprie.
tor at his Chemical Laboratory, 1873 Senaca street.
Buffalo, N. Y. ,.f.y,e mar2s-t &w3meod
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NEWS BY MAIL.

They had dog-day weather in Boston las
Saturday.
1t is thought Congress will adjourn thi.
week.
The Ku-Klux is in order in the Senate, ane
will occupy a considerable portion of the
week.
Reports have been received of very warm
weather in the West and destructive gales,
a thunder shower and remarkable auroral dis.
plays in New York and the West.
So far as can be ascertained the high COM
mission has decided on basis for the settle
ment Of the questions before them, which has
been sent to England for approval.
The New York police made a descent on
the Greenwich street house of ill-fame on
Saturday afternoon, and nearly $50 persons
were sent to the penitentary for six months.
The Senators generally appear to expect
that they will be called together this Spring
for a special executive session, to consider a
portion, if not all, of the work of the Joint
High Commission.
The finest auroral display known at Mil
waukee for years was visible Sunday right,
spreading from the zenith in all directions.
The light was almost equal to the moon, and
parts of the sky were ablaze.
The jury in the case of Buckhout, the
Sleepy Hollow murderer, were discharged on
Saturday, failing to agree after 40 hours de-
liberation. Eleven of the jurors favored con-
viction.
Senator Sprague, in behalf of the State Of
Rhode Island, on Saturday afternoon, with
out any formal ceremony, turned over to the
congressional committee on public buildings
and grounds the statue of Roger Williams,
which some days age was placed in the ole
hall of representatives at the capitol.
large number of letters have been re.
ceived at the executive mansion congratulate.
ing the President on his complete vindicatior
by the report Of the San Domingo commits.
sioners, and many prominent gentlemen called
upon him to express their feelings to the same
effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-11

The Supreme Judicial Court, Justice Cut
ting presiding, adjourned without day yes
terday noon, having sat continuously since
the 18th of March For the amount of bust
ness disposed of, and the Importance of the
causes tried, the term has not been exceeded
by any term held at this season for number
of years. 1t is now well understood in this
county that when Judge Cutting presides he
means cork, and yet there is no complaint
that any one is unreasonably pushed or un-
fairly dealt with. May time and age deal
very gently with him.
George Albee, found guilty on two indict-
ments of entering dwelling house in the
night time, and stealing clothing, was sem
fenced on one to one year in the State prison.
The county attorney, yielding to the inter-
cession of his friends, allowed the other to be
continued for sentence.
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Y o.
pare to the skull, yet fortunately the skull
was not fractured. It is thought the hand
may yet haveto be amputated. Mr.. Richards
IL 90 years OF age, has family, and depends
upon his daily labor for living.
Correspondence Of the Lewistor Jourr.I
A young man by the name Of Henry Norton.
about nineteen years old living in Readneld.
| committed suicide Wednesday NIGHT hv h.ov.
ing. He had been at work for M. Chsrles
Kent during the day and remained with the
children in the evening while Mr. Kent ana
wife were visiting a neighbos. Upon their
return they found the children in bed ma
supposed that he had also gone to bed but
upon going to the barn in the morning, Mr.
Kent was horribly startled by seeing him
suspended from the scaffolding in the floor
Assistance was procured and the body taken
down; the circumstances of the case being
such that an inquest was not deemed neces.
sary. He was young man of Excellent
habits, steady and industrious, winning
friends wherever he went. No cause for this
rash act can be assigned except temporary In
sanity. r j @
Winthrop items from the Lewiston Journ-
al The citizens on Friday evening, held .
meeting to arrange for the coming Centep-
NAL Celebration. Some twenty persona, in
FIVE families in Winthrop, bave been sudden
ly attacked with vomiting and purging- more
than one in each family. 1t was, probably,
poison, although no other symptoms of poison
were attendant. They had all eaten Of two
cheeses manufactured by the same lady. The
question which troubles everybody, is how
came poison in these cheeses? 1t ia laid
down in the books that all cheeses are poison
Gus at certain stage in their matufation. II
so, why are not more people poisoned, and
whv were those two rhpoaoa IN the aaeSa
stage of maturation at this time? Rennet not
cured until afte: decomposition ensues il said
to be poisonous. If milk is set in brass that
is not properly cleansed, it imbibes verdi
girls, which is vitulent mineral poison. Mr..
James Rice was found dead in his bed on the
morning of April I'd. He retired Is we'll 40
usual-disease probably Of the heart. 5tS