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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-30
NEW YORK.
Book Trade Sale.

The fourth fair Of the American book trade
association closed at six o'clock last night. The
last day proved to be the most successful Of the
four in business point of view. and there were
az many books sold yesterday, without doubt, as
there were during the three previous DAYS. Full
returns of the sales Will not be made for several
DAYS to come, bat il il thought the aggrega ate
amount will reach 100000.
financial.
The recent suspension of the New Amst sriam
and Bond street Savings Bank has produced
qcl'e an excitement among the smaller depositors
IN the Different saving Institutions, and the city
was crowded with depositors demanding their
money. The Express says that before the close
Of another week the probabilities are that other Of
the smaller banks will be compelled to close their
doors.
Sl,f00 for Charity.
The board Of estimate and apportionmcnt of
aldermen, to-day, voted about 81 100 OF >ci g
money TO charitable institutions
Hanged.
Coshocton September %. Francis Ept, con-
vcted in May last for the murder of Abraham
Werthelmer, OF TINS place, Nov. 20, 1875, was
hanged TO day.
Dea'hs are announced of the wife of Commo-
dore Gamsion AMI Newton ST. John, formerly a
leading banker of Mobile, all OF this city.
A Horrible Accusation.
Cstharine Stevens, who is endeavoring to
prosecute her reputed husband, Robert Stevens,
Tor blgsmy asserts that he in the past IA years
has drowned her four children before they were
a day old.
Fire.
Albany September 80. The Gloversville organ
factory at GloveIsvile was burned this morning
Loss $40 600; partly insured.
Democratic Speech by Seymour.
Utica September 20. IIoratio Seymour deliv-
cred -peech tonight in favor of Tlden and the
democratic ticket.
Murder Trial.
Ways Landing, September %. John Hill
John Fullam were found guilty of the
mu der of George Chrislet, and were to-day
sentenced TO be hung Oct p. Isaac Dayton, an
accomplice, was sentenced TO twenty years i'm
prsonment at hard labor.
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Notes from Orono.

NOtes from Orcn0s
The second and last day of the fair was most
splendid exhibition. In our brief report Of ycster
days proceedings several varieties Of fruit and
other articles were overlooked. ]. s. Bennock
contributed twelve aiieties of pears, very nice
ones, too; Ezra Perkins Of Oldown, made fine
display Of APPLES, pears and grapes; Eben Web
ster, b. p Gilman, n. Wilson, W. b. Bartlett, G.
II. Gilman and Eli Righy, contributed some fine
specimens of grapes. In the fine arts several
good contributions were made by Annie Mcneil
Ian, Alice Taylor, Mrs. A. K. Mayo, Miss Addie
NJ. Read, Grace L. Webster, Fannie Sutton, and
several others that we would gladly give honor
able mention lad VIC the space. Some very nice
specimens of wheat were exhibited by Elias Clark ;
from two bushels aud twelve quarts, % bushels
were produced. Some very nice specimens Of the
egg plant were exhibited by Mrs joseph johnson.
ii. III. Perkins had two squash seeds from which
he raised five fre squashcs weighing 263 pounds,
and the largest one 50 pounds. Vim. Lunt had
five squashcs that wei. he'd PA pounds; the seed
was Brooks seed, raised in Milan, y. II. c. c..
White had squash that weighed % lbs. B. F..
Gilman, enc that weighed % pounds. The dairy
products were excellent. and if we had time and
space We would gladly make fuller report The
awarding of the prizes was deferred unlll Friday,
The fair has been ono of the best and most sue
ccssinl ever held in town. The attendance was
very large.
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The Mystery solved.

Mr.. James b. Russell of this city, whose unex-
planned absence since Wednesdaycaused great anx-
iety to his family and friends, returned to his home
yesterday forenoon. He had suffered from extreme
nervous sensibility and mental depression proba-
bly, induced by hard labor and great anxiety
concerning his duties to his employer, Mr.. Silss
w. Wymsn, the building of whose house on
Western Avenue, Mr.. Russell has superintendent
Mr.. Russell was found by friends in. the woods
west Of the highway between this city and lIol
lowell, where he had passed two painful days and
nights. At about seven o'clock yesterday morn
ing he called at Mr.. Crochel,'s house on the
plains close by the Hallowell and Augusta line
aud asked for food, which kindly given to
him, after which he again disappeared in the
woods. The calling for the breakfast led to hi.
discovery by friends and his return to his home.
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Don't Like California.

From private letter received in this city, we
take the following II went to California and did
not like there at all, and saw no chance for man.
l visited San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento, Oak
land, Berkeley and San Francisco. Was gone
nearly two weeks. California has been grossly
misrepresentcd, and thousands there would be
happy to return to their homes East but can't
because they used all their money to get there |
made it point to visit all sprts and conditions of
men, and the cry from nearly all was that they
had been fooled in regard to the place. 1t has
been the work of the railroad. The land needs
,rrigsting and but few understand what this
means. 1t means labor and money. For six
months they have no rain. know was there at
an unfavorablc time, but was not pleased San
Jose is fne city, but only monied men can live
there. Fora poor man see no advantage there
over the East. In newer country he mag do
better. aA0 IAFHIol
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Hsaasbse Jonrual.
PORTLAND.
Marine News.


Portland, September %. Brig sennl +. Smith
Warren, Csdiz, reports August % lat 20 Il
long. 80 As fell in with vessel bottom up, keel
about 50 feet birch, shoc rudder being with com
position braces passed around ruddcr-post and
bolted to stern-post September lat. 43 OIL long.
A 10 saw steamer Hankon, London, for Boston
under sal! with crank broken.
Portland, September %. Schooner Marion Ora
per, Bailey. South Amboy, latter reports schooner
Alma of East Machias, Port johnson for Salem,
collided with schooner Lucy Collins on the night
of the 9th. During gale from the westward tn,
Lucy Collins carried away head gear; Alma
totally dismantled and abandoned in q sinking
condition, the crew being received by the Lucy
Collins and transferred to the Marion Draper,
which brings them here.
Missing.
W illiam Mccormick, aged 40 years, recently
from RJckland with family, residing on York
street is missing since Saturday.
boating Matters.
Portland September 20. The friends of Dris-
coll propose a return match with Kennedy for
five bundled side, to be rowed on CHARLES river,
which will probably be made.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, Sept. 30 1876.
lSales at the Brokers' Boaru.l
Eastern Railroad G.a7-
'soston Maine railroad, ,bk. 81
Portland. Saco Il Portsmouth bja-
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Terrible Accident.

Springfield, September 80. A terrible accident
and fire occurred here at o'c ock this afternoon
The floors of the ihree-story brick dwelling on
Thompson street, occupied on the FIST floor as a
pork packing house, on the second store
room by Sausel, Palmer < Co commission mer-
chants. on the third floor as store room by the
Huck cigar manuiac uing company, fell, bury ing
six men in the ruins. Four escaped badly cut and
bruised and two are still beneath the debris. pr OBJ
ably dead. The cause of the accident was proba
bly, the giving way of the hind floor, on which
was stored so 600 pounds Of tobacco. rhe ruins
Immediately caught fire, and are It Ii burning
he financial los, is about $4,000; partly insured.
A V, ssel Sunk.
Boston September %. Schooner Lscodia of
Portland, from Philadelphia for Newmarket, was
the vessel sunk by sch oner l.. n. Rose, on the
9th, and not the Mary +. Woodhul ar reported
Democratic Nomination.
The sth Congressional Democratic Convention,
at Newtonville to-day, nominated by acclamatiou
Hon. w. W. Warren. Two vessels from Bruins
wick, Ga, arrived at this port to-day. with yellow
fever on board, and we're qdarsntned.
Schooner Spoken.
Schooner Alta V. Cole, at this port from New
York, reports speak ing schooner /. H. Counce on
the morning of the 18th, from Bangor for Piovi
dence. IN tow of pilot boat. The Counce was
submerged the rail being even with the water.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the NJ massachusetts, State
Temperance Alliance held to-day. The secre-
taiys report gives details of the work of the or
der for the year. A large portion was devoted to
a review of the license sy stem from array of fy-
uIes, showing great Increase of crime and intern
perance, and urging the adoption of prohbitory
law.
Death.
Ncwburyport, September 20. Miss Ruth Lunt,
GO years old, who was badly beaten with hammer
by Frank Adams, Insane lad, on the 9th of
Sept. died to-day from her injuries.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Centennial.

Philadelphia September 20. It is announced
by the secretary Of the Centennial Commission,
that the written reports of the Judges, upon
which the awards to exhibitors are based, will
be published in groups as approved by the Com
mission, and as speedily as they can be prepared.
The report for each group will be prefaced by
a statement Of the principles upon which the sys-
TEN Of aw ards is ba ed with names and rules for
the guidance of the group jury. Every exhibitor
receiving an award will be entitled upon applica-
ton to cory of the report upon his exhih-
ton. The admission bureau reports the attend
snce to-day as II 213 at the main exhibition, and
g. IA at the live stock exhibition.
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Centaur
LiiniinnentS.
White for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder of the
world. Their effects are little less than m irvel.
louis, yet there are some thiogs which they will no
d.. They will not cure cancer or mend broke
bones, but they will always al ay pain. They hav
Strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism o
mtny years standing. and taken the pain IRON tsr
rbe burns and scads, which has never been don
Ds any oiher article.
Tn White Liniment is for The human family. l
Will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuralgia
FRI the 81 stem cure Lumbago, Cniliblaias, Pal
sy, Itch, and most Cuaneous Erupiions 1t extracts
frost from frozen hands and feet and the poison
bites and stings OF venomous reptiles; it subdues
swellings and aeyiates pain of every kind.
For spralns or bruises it is the most pc ent rem
edy ever discovered. The Centaur Liniment is
used with great efficacy Tor Sore Throat, Tooth
ache, Caked Breasts, Earache, and Weak Back.
The following is but sample of numerous tesii
nonials:
"IhDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co., IND, May %, 1878.
think il my duty TO inform you that have suf.
Tered much " it'll swollen feet and chords. have
no. been Tree iron these swellings in eight years.
Now am perfectly well, thanks to the Centaur
Lniment. The iiniment ought 10 be applied
warm. BENJANIN BROWN
The proof is in the trial. II is reliable it is handy
it is cheap. and every family should have it.
the wounded and sore, we say Come and be heal
ed"
TO the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless medicines, a bottle of Centaur
Liniment will be given without charge.
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NEW JERSEY
A Yellow Fever Scare.

A yellow fever scare was created in jersey City
to-day, where two cases and one death are said to
have occurred, the latter being lady, who nursed
her sick husband in Savannah. The hyscians,
however, say that her death was caused by inter-
mittent fever.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Sept. 90 1876.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition Tor the
~ pardon of Mcnael Enright, convict in the
kenDeDec County jail under sentence for the crime
of keeping liquor nuisance, now pending before
the Governor and Council, and u hearing thereon
will be granted in the Council Chamber ut Augusta,
on Wednesday, the 18th day o. october next.
S. j. CHADBOURNE,
oval secretary Of State.
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CALIFORNIA,
Bank Suspens sion.

San Francisco, September 90.
The Valley Savings aud Commercial Bank sus-
pended yesterday, in consequence of the finan-
cial embarrassment lof the president. Genel al j.
Is. Frisbee, who has been unfortunate in stock
operations. The assets of the bank is stated at
upwards OF S55O,0 the Indebtedness is S32 900
1t is expected the suspension is only temporary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-30

The following are additional Maine awards
made at Philadelphia:
Board of Education, Portland, pupils work.
Board Of Education, Lewiston, pupils work.
board Of Education, Augusta, pupils work.
State Department of Public Instruction, Au-
gasta, collective exhibition representing The
schools Of Maine.
Dunn Edge Tool CO.. West Waterville, scythe
blades, grass hooks, etc.
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PEMBROKE.


Pembroke, September 90 The second day of
the Washington County Cattle Cattle Show and
Fair, to-day. In the race for county horses, Nc
Curdy's Flore Mac won the first money. Time,
200, 2 "a, $50 2. In the sweepstakes race,
Jos. HIS Little Maid won in three straight
heats. Time, 2.i0 4, 245, 246
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WASHINGTON.
Court Matters.

Washington, September 30. In the safe bur
glary case to-day, Col. Wm a. Cook, spoke tire
honls in defence OF &c Babcock. He was fol-
loved by Hon. A. g. Riddle, who began the sum
ming up Of the case for the presentation and will
Conclude to- morrow afternoon.
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SkOWHEGAN. 0
Sudden Death.

Skowhcgan, September %. DIR. CIV. Snow,
a highly esteemed citizen and skil.ful physician
OF this place, died very suddenly this morning of
appoPlexy. VIII be buried tomorrow after
noon by Demorley Commsndery OF Knights Tenn
lar Of which he was an active member.
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tHarrttD.

In Portland, 2}d int, David NJ. wyer to Mis-
10 ylhire Cross, both OF Nas,aboro.
In Gorham, 9Th inst, Oliver Murch ESQ Of
Btldw N, To Mrs. Rosa ID. Chase OF Gotham.
In New Bedford, Capt. X Il Drummohd vi Bath,
10 MISS ANN W. LhdA of New Bedford.
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Two hutdred barrels of sweet fern extract Lavc
during this week been SHIPPED from Eastern Maine
10 Boston to SUPPLY tie leather market An eX-
tract Of alder has also been prepared, which prom
ses TO be Of great use. such extracts will soon
firm most imr otsnt part in the business Of that
PORTION Of the State.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Shot Dead.

Washington, d. c., September 30. Rev. r. A.
Is. Ifennell was shot dead with in mile of Chey-
enne River Agency, on the night of the 9th.
lie was issionery, and it is supposed he was
killed by mistake for some other person.
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KFNNEBEC COUNTT.-fn PROBATE Court, at
Augnsfd on the frst Monday Of September. 1875.
4 CERTAIN lNSTkUMENr, purpoItinx to be
"A the last will and Testament OF IsIael vii.
bur late of Winthrop in said county, deceased,
having been presented Tor prubat
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successfully prior to the third Monday OF
October next, in the kennebec Journal, news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter.
estcd may attend at Court of Probate. then to be
no den at augusta, and show cause, ii any why the
said iustTum' Mt should not be proved approved
and allowed, az the last Will and testament of the
said deceased.
Il. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
sep3sSw
KENNFBEC COUNTY-ifd Court Of Probate held
al Augns on the drst M,addy Of SEPTEMBER, 1876.
IOIiN MAY. Exc utVr of he will 81 M.IIIlI Hunt
~ la e o. Winthrop. in said county, deceai Ell,
having presented his first ~ count OF administra-
H. n Tor allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by publ hing a copy at this or.
der three week, successfully, in the DAILY kenne.
bee Journal printed at Augusta, that they may
az pear at Il Probate Court to he held at Augusta
in said county, ON the third Monday of OcioD,
next and show cause, If any. why the same should
not be allowed. h X. BAKER, Judge.
true copy.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
sep3O3w
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RHODE ISLAND.


Providence, September 20. Charles Northup's
barn and content, in Lincoln, were burned yes
terday. Eliza Eddy, with whom Noithup had
trouble was arrested as the incendiaty, and con-
fessed the crime TO an officer.
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Taxes of 1876.

rI,HE tax payers OF Augusta, are hereby notified
that interest will be added TO all taxes unpaid
on the first da' of October, and DTS made on all
taxes unpaid Nov. /, 1876. AL parties owing taxes
will forthwith be notified according to Ia =, and
those payi before Nov. l. 1876, will save the cost
OF summons.
Once hours of Collector and Treasurer to IL
Nj. and TO 4 Z. NJ, on Monday, Wednes day
ana Saturday of each week, also on stormy day
The ba'ance OF each week must be devoted to those
parties who require looking amer.
Walk up and pay without being walked up.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Collector.
Augusta, Me, Sept. 8, 1876. sep7.ftd
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %, 1876.
PORK-sl6 so al6 so.
LARD--steam lUA a.. kettle, 1lkgliK.
BULK HEATS-shOulders lax clear rib sides
shax; clear sidcs 9sk.
SACON shoulders s. ak clear rib sides OK
Az; clear sides i0ah.
WHlSKEY-1i0A-
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Coal dealers will have a lively time for the next
week or two, distributing anthracite over the
city. The cool nights and mornings are remind
ers that it is time to have supply of fuel on
han
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire,

Dover, September 80. The Office and residence
OF Or. L. w. Perkins burned yesterday loss
s., 1000; insured
Nashua, September 3D. The machine shop of
}. Lather & Co. was totally destroyed tonight
Cause unknown. Loss Sl5,000 insured "a 600
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, Sept. 3d. 1913.
Money was easy At sal- per cent. on call II r
egn exchange duil Al ls2-ais2. Tor baokers' loT x
and is31s a+oSha Tor dena d. noid opened at liz y
and closed at 10Y Loans and A. per cent.
Customs receipts, sl79,ON Treasury disburs, d
s6.odi interest, $Ii,Ot0 Tor bonds, and $4,000
IN silver.
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The Singer Sewing Machine, received tW med
ais and two dplomas-he highest awaids-at the
Centennial exhibition. as we are Informed by the
general agents, Messrs Fuller and Capen. See
advertisement.
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The report that ten inches of snow have fallen
upon the summit of Mt. Washington causes al
most as chilly sensation as the reading Of Charles
Francis Adams letter of acceptance.
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WISCONSIN,.
Fire..

Milwaukee, September 20. Fire at Sparta in
this State last night DESTROYED the fremont
House. livery stable and two other buildings.
Loss 5000
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Members of the Reform Club hold a public
meeting at the club room to- morrow afternoon
at3 o'clock p. m. All are invited.
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Rev. Henry 4. Sswtec left this city. yesterday
morning, with his family, for California, having
accepted unanimous call to the pastsrate of the
First Baptist church at Napa in that State. Many
friends wish him prosperity.
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There will be Friends meeting, conducted by
Harriet Jones, in the North Parish meeting house
cast side of the river, to-mo' row at 10 30 A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-30

At the monthly meeting of the Maine Central
directors, "Wednesday afternoon, nothing but rou-
tine business was transacted.
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We understand that Hon. +. S. Kyes Of Frank
lin county will be a candidate for President Of
the Senate.
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rELEs.kAM SIN GENERAL.
Weather Probabilities for TO.Day.

The interments to-day in Savannah were ~, of
which l6 we're fiom yellow fever.
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Farmers have no reason to complain of CROPS
this year. The season has been favorable for
vegetation.
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Rev. Joseph Wissel, c. s. s. r., Of Annapolis
Nd, brother to the resident priest Of this CITY,
delivered fine lecture in the Catholic church.
last evening, his subject being The True Faith"
which lie bardled with wonderful ability and
nnwer
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The Augusta Boys and girls and their
teachers have reason to be proud of their success
in the Centennial exhibition.
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state of Maine.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Anunafa Sanf On 4 >

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Sept. 90, 1876.
NOTICES hereby given that petition for the
~ pardon of Ivory Hayes, n convict in the
kenae bee County all under sentence for the crime
OF keeping liquor nuisance, now pending before
the Governor and Council, and a hearing thereon
viii be granted ia the Council Chan Der at Angus
ia, ON Wednesday, the 18th day of October next.
Sd. CuADRouRNE, Secretary of State.
sep26 t&wit
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st. James Hotel,
BOSTON, MASS.

y0 The only first-class hotel in the city
lr6Av charging but $3.50 per day. Horse
tkRaiv pass the door every minute In the day.
C[2DAn modern conveniences, nd finely To-
Gated ON franklin Square. The ST. JAMES has just
been renovated, painted, trescoed and reiurnished
from basement to auto. Table d'Hote unrivalled.
sep22 teodlm
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Rev. |. +. Warren, editor of the Christian Mir
ror, Of Lewiston, will preach in the CopGI cga-
tiona church tomorrow.
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Temperance lecture tomorrow evening by
Mrs. Gaylord, under the auspices of the Reform
Club.
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Cuts, bruises and Burns arc troublesome. For
est Tar Salve,' will save the pain.
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It is an interesting fact that nature has prc-,ded
her own healing remedies-no one of which
has so wide reputation as tar. Forest Tar" is
simply pure preparation Of tar for the Throat,
Lungs, and Casarrh. sept23. t&ylm
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Rev. NJ. II. Tarbox of Lewiston, will preach i
the Free Baptist church to- morrow.