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Dentlsirn.

C0LT0N DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mattel The srashsie ofnous orse sdnaer hs
most Improved manner Do nothing bot EXTRACT TEBln
WITHOUT PAIN-so 5000 patients testify. See their
oGee. No. u Cooper iasitgie
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Earlier and fuller information than any other paper has ver
e war has appeared IN THE DAILY NEWS"
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THE GRAPHIC.

"Tle letters are very nnar:ly written"
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Grlp hDantc0--fcmaIes.

A NGELLis TURKISH BATHS, Lexington
IA and TEenty-ihst want intelligent industrious Ameh
WOMAN to learn Turkish and Electric Bathing aa Medical Gym
older than 2 also Protestant Girls accustomed 10
general Homework. References required
VVANTED-A girl to do HOUSEWORK in
w sma private family; good washer AMI toucr; ais,
small girl Of baby and make be ueul city references
required. Call at 3l4 West fifyfrsts.
VVANTED-In a small family, a neat, com
w pent and agreeable GIRL, 20 take ~ two children nd
HIGHT must have good references Apply at - Pike
second foor after O'Clock.
XVANTED-A respectable woman, who un-
w ders,ands SEWING. and will astn WASHING and IRONSG
obheng pnon will fEd good home Apply at GJ Second
Ring bell No. p
WANTED-In a private family of two per
w sons months only GIRL TO DO Cooking AMI Light
HoleworE; good wages viii be pad Apply a. No s East Twenty
teyenihst
VVANTED-A good COOK, WASHER, and
w IROSEB with references n small family; Eug gsh basement
house. Call at - West Twenty-nnhsL
NVANTED-A girl as NURSE and to SEW
must be willing AID obigng reelees required Apply at 55
West Fifeenthst.
WANTED-A competent Protestant NURSE,
w under 80 Of age for child year old Cal West
Twentysecond ST. between J and O'clock.
WANTED-Girl for UPSTAIRS WORK, to
take care Of children a9d 60 m the eoGatry curing the SUMMER
references required Apply a. $40 Adelphst BlooLlya.
WANTED-In small private family, a good
w WASHER and IRONER Who do plain oooking
required Apply Immediately at l56 est Hoaoast
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Church of the Messiah Of Parsaye and Thf fonn-
rRev. RUFUS p SIEBBlNS Of Ithaca n y s preach stN-
| Tune26 Morning md
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Professional Nollees

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Professor
s OF Important Specially the Syracuse Medical College " l.
%B5 Flehst, Of Thriaye n Y City Nervous Deoil
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TILE BIRMINGHAM POST.
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.

1.-THE anscendent stride which THE DAILY NEWS has takeH
during the war displaying sudn brilliant supremacy over It's eoneH
porae ha naturally excited both curiosity and admiration"
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.

The Diary Beegei Resident in Paris will certainly form
one Of the most remarkable records Of episode IN His
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DOMESTIC Markets.

HAVANA MONEY MANkEI. -.
HAVANA MavIchange United States 90 days sight, IN cur
rency, I4QZ pei ceut discount
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THF DAILY NEWS has ds,nced an other European journals
be fluess promptness, and accuracy OF It's news
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"The Bsseeod Resilient keen-siyled Of the world
Hely sometimes whimsical humor aud eaneasy reporter
Of the IS Of the entertaining AutlFi
whom tie VA La bTou lht forth"
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pprrtSu QUARTERLY REVIEW.

The excellence Of THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has
matter Of common noorety and general confession"
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THE DEUTSCHE zBITUNG (BERLIS).
~ superiority pion Of the War shch furnished by
THE DAILY NEWS everywhere ACKNOWLEDGED Therefore the col
lection with an commentary aul the connected exposition OF h
events which is thus produced be pronounced in The
highest degree u The Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
e1e Of all journals pompuude, eoPiouaes' and
ac-lfacgn ,
Another reprrt from columns Of "TE DAILY NEWS s the
Diry oftLe Bcicyd Resident Paris" oi wueh the following
sfsveh hfa IA
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Tie missing Beiege Resident inferior
those that have had the columns Of contemporary
style Of writing that reminds Of NJ Beaal Osbosnes
tanya which the Palns and the siege Tent themselves
with guar felicity lie bas the art Of putting commonplace oserva
tous il novel way, generally telling, and onen singing"
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Gclp Uanie0-- Hla!es.

M AlA AGENTS WANTED-For our great
IOsOOO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CHART The most at
tracye thing is indispensable politicians Of all parties
nbg the facts and figures ueld every dy every
intelligent Everybody viii buy il sight Send for descriptive
circular. o. u. CASE a Co, Publishers. Hartford Com
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Oreqn SLelmers.

OreGn 5teamer5.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL
I UNITED STATES and BRAZfL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular la steamers sailing the 2ad o. every month
S2a M2SNie AiShS4 Il c,a Cas- 6 soS @s JAZZ %a7. * o.
SUuTH AMERICA. Capt Tinkeplugh Augus. o.
These splendid sail schedule time and call s, rhoma
Para Peram BL and Rio de auero, gong and rtlEnns For
wi r. G1RSsoS Arsai No. 5BOvingrreen, Yex.YOLk.
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
IA SEM-yoRA and and hsSlC4S M HAiL Se a H1isi LINE
C4Y o NzxIco i Tmmin' s, anna Jaae H.
F "a gAi, E32, p Tenn MoSpAY Js,
f'hesn' OF passage F. &LFxANDRE SONS. % Broaaran
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"a s every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from Gasgo"
Liverpool Lotdoalerr,. and Queeuatown: -. nj.
Passengers booked to and from any railway ia on IN Great brn
Ireland Norway sselen Denmark, Gennla Holland Belgium aud
the 'N'''D Ar LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Apply " '' COMPANY ilESDERsoS BRoTHERs Agent.
EOR PUFRTA PLATA, Samana, San Do
m1Eo City Curacoa and La Gaayfrhs L. i Nal al Sei@s1p ,h
passage apry 70 SPoFFoRD BROTHERS Co. % Btoaayay
EOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE u $. MAILS
TUP LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch their felsss full power iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. 40 n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as folowsi
WISCONSIN, Capt T. W. FREEMAN May % atl2u.
NEVADA Capt FoRsYTn.,..........June5, 5, at 300 p m
WYOMING. Caut WHEKRAT.......Ju Jane IL, at 1000 A. m
MINNESOTA, Capt. MoRGAS........Ju 49, at 3;OoPm
IDAHO Capt PEIcE.............Jnn 20 at lo'oo a. m
MANHATTAN Capt J. b. PRICE. ...July 3 at 9:OO p IN
Cabin passage $50 gold
serage passage OEee, No. 20 Broadway $50 currency
For freight OF cabin passage appyto
WILLIAMS GUIoN. No. ss wallst
FNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
4 LyRRPOOL Mail Steamers appointed sail lowI:
CITY or Bu'SSELS May 25 8a.
CITY THURSDAY May 30 II
CITY SA1i kDAY June 4, , p
CITY OF BALTIMORE. June g. p.
OF LONDON June 3. 7 a.
CITY or THURSDAY. June D. 10
SATURDAY THURSDAY. from Pier No -
North River
RATES OF PAssAGB
GOLD. rAYABLE IN cuRRBScr
FIRST c. ABlN......... SO STBERAGB
To London. 30 10 London. -
See.
Passengers haVre Hamburg Norway aud
Denmark reduced aeL go,
Tickets can bolga, moderate by wishing to
seud for their friends . ,,-,
Antwerp.
Draft issued ST lowest rates.
FOR further Information apply at the Company's 06ee
JOHN G. DALE Agent No 10 BioldwayN N \.
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To crese these is suuerauous their marvellous a and
souler accuracy universally acknowledged as they appeare
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lflarcle ano Slate 1lantels.

KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. WORKS III and 10 Last Eghecnthst Marble anl
Mabcl Maute e Marble COueri Monuments at puces that
defy competition Marble turning for the trade.
-REMOVAL.-SLATE MANTELS, MAR
IA Bile MANTELS WOOD MANTELS the finest assortment
ors m this ctg at aEd spacious WareTo0ms 20 and 2lS
West rwelty,-iuist st 4 B. STEWART d Co.
MARBLE. MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
" UliENIN IeNones superior kmanshp ats KLABER
Co.'S ~ w. sst Broadway sl.aye. Designs application
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5ituniions manieo-- Aldles.


AN ABLE, SOBER, MARRIED MAN Zone
carriages 6e wife manage dairy, required Address s. T. Box
100 Tribune oHce.
NOACHIANis SITUATION WANTED-By
~ single lcunaHl best city reference Cal al
USDBRHlLLs Livey stable, - Lliayette2laee.
EMPLOYERS will find LABORERS, skilled or
H unoi the Labor Department % che NATIONAL BUREAU
vi ''''''A ii''' SAMUEL r. WELLS, Secretary
EIRST- CLASS GROOM wishes a Situation
with gntenan city or couay; cen mik Holn sssl's IN
GARDENER's SITUATION WANTED
vegetable garden and hobe+ Atlcs GARDENER lJJ Columbia
st. Brook5u
NARDENERs SITUATION WANTED-By
u practical man. married. under anf' management OF greenhouse
dress GARDENER Heuderson seed store 80 Corta1dsst
NARDENEKs SITUATION WANTED.-Un-
VI derstau the Of greeRhogse g'pene Hover BEDS hhea
s"OD' '"' GARDENER l53 Coumbiast Brooklyn, \. Y.
VO N.-WANTED-A situation
oughy acquainted g the business. Address ALPHA BOX i IND
oGce.
yNANTED.-A young man of experience, and
w who knows ob5ng trade Of Boston thoroughly
wishes establish agency Tor some Newlorx noen
Boston, The best o references gwen RELIABLE parties only Salre'S
Box lGl. Dorchester. Mass.
XNANTED.-A young MAN who has been
law oe desires similar position or would engage
bookkeePer Good reference Please address AbLi BOZ lo
Tribune oGce.
NETANTED. by n trst-class young man, a
Situation MANAGER OF Iron Warehouse has of late
been managing warehouses in America best OF refer
II required Address H. c. south Monon MassachIsetts
NNTANTED-By a man and wife of respecta-
w bly gcu,ulns HOUSE to CARE for The summer Best
city reference cash security ggen. Address ANsON Inoune Ohce
.--
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TuR RRrTIsu QUARTERLY REVIEW.

"Ths personal element 10 these letters unquesionsby that
yhe gave their charm Il certain that the despable traits
md unworthy Of which the Besed Is the c5roncer will
ave to be taken sny at narrative OF the great
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Alanson VI. Il. Church. Norok-st, Grni-heS ~ g.
CHENEY Pastor Preaching SUNDAY MAJ loi aud -
Rev DANIEL STEVENSON D. D. of the Kentucky Conference and
D. m Rev ROBERT HOGOBOOM Of the Ea Genesse Con
ference; number Of tie ored) aelie 20 he GseTa
the South will give sketches OF their history ana ne
progress Of their work among the freedmen Seats Free
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THE DEUTscHE zBITUNG BERLIS).

CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
the important AMI accurate contribution to the history o.
he garw have vets seeu."
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NEWYORK TINES.
NEW. YORK NATION

This collection Of letters vallale Contribution to ihe his
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aIIgn-sI ~. ~. Z MHTtI 0t1"V -sI . I0I r.
y. CHAMBERS o. Buffalo st Z Su2dayehoo a. o. a .hd
o. GIBSON and n y. STOUT esq VII aniese th'
Snhday.schoo Missionary Society az Young Peoples Prayer
Meeting az o'clock. Seats iIee. All are cordially invited
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All souls Church. Fourth and lweluens 81
DAY, Mas Rev. Dr. BELLOWS viii preach 70 0l and NJ
the last Of the special douTse and services peope
All persons interested cordially invited The usual evening service s
be Omfiad
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"Africa for Christ, and DR.. Liyingstone pionees"
subject for SUNDAY MORNING, O:30 BY Rev DAVID At hELl
Canast Presbyterian Church II GTenst near Canal
Afternoon service $780, Convenient for downtown hotels strangers
welcome.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Copenhagen, I. The action of the police
authorities in forbiddng members of the In
ternational society holding meeting on Sun
day and the subsequent by the president and
treasurer, gives rise TO great excitement
among the members. A large number gath
cred in the streets and created some alarm
by violent denunciations of the government.
They were finally dispersed by the police and
all is now quiet.
Berlin, I. The new Notifications at Stras-
burg cost seven millions sterling.
Paris, 6. The commissioners on capitula-
ton in their report praise the officer who
commanded at Verdun for the gallant defence
he made, but blame him for subsequently
surrendering the town.
London, Z. 1t is rumored that several OF
the kurile islands in the North Pacific ocean
will be leased to the United States. The is
lands are 70 in number extend from KANT
chalkay to Japan. The three southermost
belong to Japan and others to Russia.
At the reception held at Windsor Castle by
Queen Victoria, several American ladies
were presented to her Majesty.
Edinburg, T. deputation of clergymen
of the Scotch charch sailed to-day for
America, to attend the general assembly soon
to assemble at Detroit. Much interest is felt
in the event, which is the first acknowledge
ment of the church in America.
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News from New York.

New York, !. No credence is given to the
rumor that Mayor Hall will be again tried on
the old indictments as well as the new zones,
which the present grand jury expect TO find.
The damages against the Evening Post in
the libel suit of Capt. Samuels, have been
reduced by the jury from five thousand to
five hundred dollars.
The small pox is increasing. Thirtythree
new cases were reported to-day.
Fourteen of the fifty prisoners sought to be
released because of the illegality of the old
court of special sessions, were resentenced
to-day by the new court.
Patrick Kelley who has been at liberty on
bail as counterfeiter, has been re-arrested
and committed for plying his avocation anew.
kelley is over 20 years old, and it is said,
has dealt in the queer for over fifty years.
A Russian lady named Freelof, sues the
Hudson River Railroad for 100000, for the
alleged loss of a trunk containing valuable
hair looms.
The Gould Gordan case was before the
supreme court to-day Judge Brady presid-
ing, and atiidavits were read from the plain
tiff and defendant as well as Horace Greeley,
Thomas A. Scott, d. Shelton, McKe nsie and
others. HE latter who is an expert in
heraldry, says Gordon is an imposter The
case was postponed a week to enable Gordon
to present further atidayits.
The Troy base ball club defeated the Eek
fords to-dayl6 to IL.
Steamer Canada, from Liverpool, arrived
to-day.
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stuf which has been telegrapksd ftsm 90
city, in regard to the Washington Tresfy. 1.
mere speculation and guess work, $50

stuf which has been telegrapksd ftsm 90
city, In regard to the Washington Tfesfy. /.
mere speculation and guess work.
The republican members Of the yysns,s,
Assembly of Connecticut, will hold Z caucn.
this evening to nominate a candidate for
United States Senator.
1t is reported that Senator Trumbull bss
consented to accept the Nomination Of The
against ex-Gov. Oglesby. Ex-Lieut. CIV.
Koemer will have the second place on he
ticket. e-ad2s87TI
At the weekly meeting of the Baptist mia.
listers OF Boston and vicinity Monday, the
subject of opening the public libraries on the
the Sabbath was warmly discussed, all the
speakers taking decided ground against the
movement The Rev. Drs. Hovey and Lin.
coin of Newton, Gardner of Charlestown,
Gordon, Fuller, Garner and Cheney Of Boz
ton and Others addressed the meeting
In the Senate Monday the post Office ap-
preparation bill was taken up and the amend
ment abolishing the ranking privilege was
tabled. Consideration in committee of the
whole was completed, and the bill was re-
ported with its amendments to the Senate.
In the House bill was passed making an
appropriation for building custom house at
Fall River, Mass. The Senate amendment
to the deficiency bill was acted on in part.
The London papers comment on the NOM
nation of Greeley. The Times says "The
nomination of Greeley is farcical and his
election hopeless. 1t, however, kills Grants
chance for reelection, and makes certain the
nomination of a candidate BY the democrats"
The Post argues that Greeley will be success
full If his nomination is endorsed by either Of
the other conventions yet to be held; but
such action the Post thinks impossible. The
Telegraph says that the nomination of Gree
ley directly concerns England, because he is
hostile to the treaty Of Washington and 10 a
bigeted protectionist. The News praises
Greeley, but doubts his fitness for the chief
magistrate of the great nation. ---s-
The Washington correspondent of the
Globe says: 1t is difficult to make a correct
judgment on the probable action of the de-
mocracy with regard to the Cincinnati nomi-
nations. The southern democrats in Con-
gress appear to be favorable to Greeley.
Western democrats, as a rule, are outspoken
in opposition, while those from the Atlantic
and Middle States are inclined to regard the
affair as quite farcical. Pendleton and Hen.
bricks were both claimed at Cincinnati for
Greeley, but positive denials of this are made
here by persons in close communication with
BOTH The President said on Saturday that
the democracy would nominate a separate
candidate, and that the Cincinnati movement
would then disintegate. @sAAMeA
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Din.

In this city, 18th ut., Charles Hill, aged IS years
In Portland, 9TH inst, Mrs. Ann Mcfarland, aged
81 years.
In West Falmouth, Sd inst, John a Sargent,
aged 80 years.
In Yarmouth I'd inst, Miss Elizabeth Z. Parsons,
aged 6e wears.
In Foxcroit, 4th inst Mrs Mary Hale, in the 9ith
year of her age, widow of the late John Hale form
efly of Portland.
In Boston, Sd inst, Mrs Nancy ID. Brooks, widow
of the late Charles Brooks. and daughter of the late
Capt. John Dicks of Portland, aged II years.
In Woodbridge, y. j., 25d ult =, Rev. {. W Bourne
formerly of Boston, aged 80 years.
In East Corinth, 9Th inst Robinson Gould, aged
So years.
In Orono, Philena D.. wife Of Charles LIE Bel
aged AZ years, months, 10 days.
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Manufacturing in Bangor.

Bangor, Me, :. The sixth meeting in aid
ef manufacturers was held at City Hall to-
night and largely attended. Addresses were
made by various gentlemen, and the commit
tee appointed at the last meeting reported a
series of resolutions which state that, beiev-
ing the Penubscot river between Bangor and
Oldtown affords the best, safest and NEST I'M
form water-power in New England, if not
on the North American continent, and that
our vastly superior advantages for general
manufacturing on the most extensive scale
should be brought to the immediate knowl-
edge OF capitalists and manufacturers, both
at home aud abroad; therefore,
Resolved, That n committee of five be ap-
pointed to communicate by correspondence or
in person with capitalists and manufacturers,
at home and abroad, and invite them to make
an examination of our advantages and facili-
ties with view to early investment, and to
do whatever in their Judgment they shall
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IMMEDIATELY.-If every family knew the
value Of Miss Sawyer's Salve, they would i'm
mediately purchase box and never be with
out it. If your Druggist is out of this Salye
and neglects to keep supplied, send seventy
five cents as directed in another column, and
say you saw the advertisement in this paper.
Not among the least of the invaluable prop
critics of Miss SAwYER's SALvE are its bene-
fetal effects on the hair. Rubbed on the
scalp in five or six different parts it promotes
the growth of the hair, prevents its turning
gray, and on bald spots, it produces a new
growth of hair. No lady should be without
this invaluable article as an Indispensable
cosmetic for the toilet. 1t eradicates dandruH
and disease from the head, and blotches and
and pimples from the face. tft
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Boston Items.

Boston, :. Arrived, barques Ransover,
Rotterdam; M. b. Stetson, Cienfugos.
The question of licensing the sale of ale
and cider was voted upon to-day in many of
the cities and towns of Mass, and returns
indicate that majority of the larger towns
have decided in favor of licensing. Boston
threw light vote, but largely in favor of
beer. New Bedford hotly contested the
question, giving lls6 for beer to 1889 against.
Fall River, Lowell, Lawrence, Bridgton,
Charlestown, Cambridge and other cities
voted for beer, while most Of the smaller
towns decided to do without.
The death of Rev. L. B. lockwood, secre-
tary of the New England branch of the
American Tract Society, is announced, aged
50.
Signor Papant, a well known dancing
master, died suddenly this morning, aged 49,
The Canadian government has offered tc
release the schooner Samuel Gilbert OF
Gloucester, seized last summer for alleged
illegal fishing in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
on payment Of all costs incurred and charges
of custody. Such release being sanctioned
as an act of levity and on the distinct under.
standing that the shall not be drawn into a
precedent.
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Preliminary Arrangements for the State Fair.

The Trustees of the Maine State Agricul-
tural Society convened at the Cony House in
this city yesterday afternoon, Hon. Samuel
WATSON, President of the Society presiding,
The following members are present: Vice
President Wingate OF Bangor, Percival of
kennebec, Dill of Franklin, Prince of An
droscoggin and Hamilton of York. The
preRium list, upon which a competent com
mittee has spent much time in revision, will
be published Immediately, and will be found
well arranged, liberal and judicious, in all its
departments. The awarding committees and
other officers for the management of the
several departments of the Fair will be made
to-day. a 1t is probable that under proper
regulations, sweepstake premiums will be SO
arranged that animals owned in the British
Provinces may compete for them this will
add largely to the interest of the exhibition.
Topics for discussion in Farmers Convention
have been arranged for four evenings Of the
Fair, and prominent gentlemen assigned to
open the same. Among the matters being
considered is that Of having a military re-
view during the last day of the Fair, with adj
dresses from Gov. Perham and other promi-
nent gentlemen. The Maine Central and
Grand Trunk Railroads have already agreed
to transport freight for the Fair free, and
passengers at half fare Liberal prizes for
trials of speed Of horses will be given. The
fair grounds are to be enlarged SO that the
neat stock can all be shown outside the
track, and this work Will be entered upon
very early in the season.
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False Theories Overthrovvn.

We live under new medical dispensaton very
different from that under which so many of our
fore fathers died The sick are no longer bled till
they faint, nor gorged with mercury nor Frustrated
with violent cathartics, nor blistered on their
shaven heads. Ever since the Introduction of Hos
letters stomach Btters, twenty years ago, renova-
ton and restoration, not depletion and prostration
have been the watchwords of the judicious portion
of the professio The remarkable success ef this
famous vegetable preventive, invigorant and cor
receive has worked complete revolution in the
general treatment of disease. At first the dogmat.
ic members of the faculty would not believe in 1t.