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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnsrEapAx Apr 2o-Arrivcd banks Saturn Nor. Tor.
juscp Baltimore via Bristol twhere she put In in dstres)
Lara (Br,. Currie. savannah.
AxTwKRP. April 70 Arrived, ship Guiow mon. Bentsen
Pensacola; bark Oscar wcnds tGer). scharmberg. do
Sailed l9th bark hoitncen (Norj. Larsen. New York
BELFAST. April 20--saed. bark Deveti Dubrovackt
(Aus,, Gogga, Delaware Breakwater.
BRKnxs, April 2o-Arrived. bark Emile tGer schangc
New York.
Sailed 10TH bsrks Sorridderen (Nor). Petersen, Amer
ca; Athena (Ger). Bslimer. New York.
BERGEN. to April 2IArrived, bark so (Nor), Elling-
Now York.
DOVER April oO-SaiIed schr FELTON, Bcn Brown from
Rotteraxm). Now York. having repaired.
FALMOUTH, April 2o-Arived, bark Abby cowper tBr,
Carr. Astoria
GErssnr. April 20 Arrived ship Clara Maria tsw).
Bugge. Pensacola
Gorrxssumc to April 2o-Arrivsd bark Krageroe CSor).
Bsrth. Savannah.
HULL April ao-Arrivod. bark Coniscline (Br). McR,s
New YORK 2l ship FL Captain. Lincoln, San Francisco.
Sailed Goth. bark Nuovo Dovero UtaD. Campodonica.
Baltimore.
HAvRE April ioArrivcd brig scroamsr, Sinnett Buenos
Ayres; 10th. bark II = Husscy. Darrah, Charleston.
Sailed 10Th. bark Oshere (Br), Wilson. New YORK.
HAMBURG. April 2o-siiled. bark Onkci tdep, Kucpps
Pensacola
LIVERPOOL, April 2o-Arrived. bark Mary Kers ton
(Br), Kerstsn, Pernsmbuco; brig Prince Lo Boo (Br).
Morris, Wilmington. NC.
Sailed 10th. bark zanrak tBr). Aaholm. New York.
MALAGA about April 20 SAILED, steamer John Best
(Bp, Van der Hayden. New York
QUEENSTOWN. April 2oArrived, ship Challenger, Thomp
San Francisco bark Adelia Carlton. Pacxard Now
Orleans; 2lst, schr NJ Bird. Merrill, do
Arrived 2lst. steamer Sandman (Br) Dutton. Baltimore
via Halifax for Liverpool (and proceeded.
on Crookhaven 2lst ID Pm. steamer City OF Rich
mond (Br), Loitch. from Now YORK for Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM April 21-Arrved ship SUNRISE Clark, Bata-
via.
RIVAL to April 2i-Arrved, ship Doris tGcr) Herboth
Savannah. ih
srocKHoLx 10 April 2o-Arrved. bark Carl Angel (Sor.
Sorcnsen New York.
Arnvcd At - April 20, brig Kate Uphsm Br, Park.
inson. Wilmington, NC, via Quccnsrown
LONDON. April 2O-shp yaeni (Nor,. Larsen. from New
Or- ans for Amsterdam. Is aground ct Ymuden.
Bark Thorsny Mop from Now Orleans which arrived Mt
Liverpool yesterday reports March 80 100 miles north
Bermuda. passed schr Mary II Hand with foremost and
bowsprt standing All the other spars gone an tho
hull level with the The schr Mary Hand 10
an old wreck. and was abandoned Feb IL
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

SHOOTING All A POLICEMAN.

Onlccr simons, who had just arrested young
rough. named Dorsey, attacked, beaten and shot
NJ last night by Patrick McGahy IN his efforts 70
rescue the prisoner at the oil River and Grand
streets simons would have been killed but for the
arrival OF Oncor riaherty who struck the rcvolver
from the bands OF his bssailanl Dorsey and woman
were acting IN sucn a disordcry manner on tho cor
per Of River and Grand streets that smons arrested
biin. Patrick McGahy, juhkman, who resides next
door. n Herculcan specimen OF humanity, becoming
angry at the arrest, attacked Officer simons IRON
HIND, and, wrencbing hts CLUB from bim, fcled him
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DEATH BY POISON.

Philip BIumcnstock, a manufacturer of tin cans.
whose place OF business is at No. 273 Pcari street, New
York, ded Saturday afternoon, between three and
Jour O'Clock, at his family residence, 40. AGA Degraw
street, Brooklyn, under circumstances which indicate
that death caused by poison. Mr. Bumen-
stock, appears according to the inquiries made by
Coroner Slmms who Is investigating the case, was
In his usual health Saturday morning, when he
light breakfast OF coffee, eggs and crack
and then lett the house Tor his Office IN this city.
Al one O'Clock no returned TO his home, complaining
Vt great pain In the stomach. He said he had been
Sex the Jerry boat AND told his vile that he had
taken cup OF tea DR.. Watt prescribed for the
patient and when no called again he found MIR. Blu
mensIock dying Tho doctor reported the case, us he
huspected that the deceased had shown symptoms
OF poison. The Coroner caused post mOrtein ex.
animation of the of tho stomach TO be made
by Dr. A. Warren Shepard, and The result was that
evidence OF corrosive poison IRON oxac acid, arsenic
sone other POISONOUS acic, was found there. The
brother OF the deceased saw tho latter between
ten and eleven O'Clock his Office. and he
not sick az that lime. The inquest will
be held Today Mr.. BlumcnstocK, who was a Hebrew,
family. lie engaged in business with Leo Bur
man, No. 179 south street, this city, until Febru
last whom they dissolved partnership, ms part
ncr buying htm out he was dcspondcnt in conse-
quenco OF business disso ut0n or timo ufer
and recently resumed business IN Pearl street. He
was IN easy circumstances.
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with IL. Dorsey made his escapc, and Simons
getting possession OF carried by McGahy made
such d defence against the latter that McGahy pulled
his revolver and hrcd tho oficcr The shot
missed It's aim and fortunately at the same instant
blow from the club oil Officer Fahcrty, who had oecn
attracted by the sculie sent the weapon iiy ing.
McGahy fought them BOTH and u was struggle all
the way to the station house. Dorsey, who was
foolish enough 10 follow them up, was recaptured .
few minutes alter the incarce rallon OF McGahy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
WHALEMEN.

Cleared Boston April 90 rchr Sarah Lewis. Smith,
Atlantic Ocean. . .,.,r,
Arrived Flores March g barks Com Norris. winslcw,
Of b. Tenerins (and sailed 9th TO cruise 2lN. Midas
Laphsm Nh Bravo Island and sailed 18th 20 cruse)
Arrived Fayai March 70. bark Minerva Thompson, OF
Nh: oil not reported
Arrived at Tacahusno previous TO March ~ bark Fall
con towci OF New Bedford with 40 bos oil taken tho
last cruise. -
A. do March IA brk Morning Star. Lewis. OF New Bed
ford. with $50 hbls oil. ~
AZ Mocha Feb ~ bark Abram Barker, Thatcher, Of New
Bedford, with 800 bbls oil this season.
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$40 ONE 10 MISS ME-"

oficcr McCnnn OF tho First precinct police station,
jersey City, at ten O'Clock yesterday morning saw
throw himself across tho pcnnsy Railroad
track. at Henderson street In front Of ap-
preaching fregnt train. Hc had barely time 10 drag
The man from tho truck before the tram passed. AT
the policc station the man gave his name MS James
Spencer, aged thirty. anu SAID that no HAD no home
When asked why no threw himself on the track no
answered that II was because ne coud not get work
iocd and there beng ono to miss him hc wanted
o die. He was locked up.
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DON'T STAND ON THE PLATFORM

Max Adler, young man residing on Scholcs street,
was taken ST. catnorines Hospital, Williamsburg,
In tho ambulance last night sueriog from In
terna injuries received by falling the DASH
board oil d street while IL In motion Mos
croc street. The young man sitting on the DASH
board and, losing his balance, fell over backward
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BREAKING JAIL.

desperate ana partially successful attempt TO
break jail WIS made by prisoners at New Brunswick,
n. j., yesterday. Among those confined IN the build.
ing were DAVE. Einmcrsou and Allison. three pick
pockets Inc escape was planned ny them. Davis
aud Emmerson recapturcd, but Allison
cccded In getting away. tho latter was tried, con.
victed and sentenced TO two and half years n the
State Prison. Tue others are 10 DO placed on trial
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Charles somcrs. ugod twenty-threc, the son OF well
kno resident OF tho First ward. Jersey City, while
handing a revolver in has residence No. 104 Essex
street Yesterday carcIcssy let tho weapon fall
OF hts hands TO the -four. The conclusion dischargc
barrel ana the ball entered The young nnn's
stomach. Dr. McGill wns summoned and was unable
the ball, but no has no tears Tor the young
anil ia
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RESCUED FROM THE RIVER.

An unknown man, about thirty-1ve years OF age,
having reddish hair, fell overheard last evening at
pier Al North River between two canal boats. Ho
rescued from the water by Sergeant Gastlin and
Officer Bendn, OF tho Western Steamboat squad, and
removed to Chambers Street Hospital, where II was
found that had sustained severe injuries by being
CRUISING between the bots.
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CHINESE GAMBLERS.

All Low, Alb Lee, All Foo and All Mon were having
a garnc the police did not understand At No. Is Mott
street last night They were locked mp III the Four
tcenth precinct station house. and Will DO taken to the
lombs this morning, where Judge Murray Will take
hand in the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

Pans once saorsssing -Bennest 81 Avenne Dc iopera
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European ana
ports Am srcan and foreign vessels trading
with the United states tho viii DO cAoied to TINS
country free OF charre-
Captains arriving aud sailing from French aud Aed
terranean ports win find the Paris Office the more econom
cal and expeditions for tele graphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
CHARLES RRoMNRLL

News has been received In Newport, r. l.. OF the
death Of Charles Browncl, OF that city, Mad-
son, Iowa. He ovcrsccr IN the state Prison.
His family received news Saturday nIEht that he
had been shot. but u Is not known whether u was
accident or not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
AN OWNEKLESS BABE.

male infant, about two weeks old, found last
evening in milk wagon in the yard OF No. 3o4 East
Twenty fourth street, and consigned TO tho OF the
malron al Police Headquarters.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NouyoLE Apvil 2O1hc .housc buoy tender stca
Fern viii outside routc this morning for Cape
iInttess 10 replace the automatic signal buoy carried
away by that dangerous point several weeks
AFRO. This Ia a important matter 10 navigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22
A DOSE or LAUDANUM

James s. Taylor. who took dose or laucanum on
,a,urday at No AS West Twcntyeigntn street, died
yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital, where he had boon
removed ior medical care.
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VERY ANXIOUS TO DIE.

Lodwick Jackson (coorcd), Of RosIyD, L. l., at.
tempted to commit suicide on Friday. Or. Bogart
was summoned, aud found that Jackson. had stabbed
hiu,scii the left side with common penknic, ib-
nctIug only slight wound. This IL Jackson's sccoad
ulternp at sucide, no having few ago tried
10 "A 4
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NoT1cETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmastcs are informed
that by teegrapbnets the HERALD London Bureau. ad
drssns Bsnnstt No. Fleet street. London" 70 ths
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NOT TO BE-"

PERSONS WHO GIVE NEGATIVE REPLY TO
HAMLETs GREAT coNuNDRyM-A LOVE-
DISTRACTED SWAIN
+ Coroner Simms OF Brooklyn was notified to hold
IN inquest yesterday the body OF Henry Leobold,
who committed suicide at n q. 90 Myrtle avenue, by
cutting his throat with a The deceased was
native OF Germany, thirty years OF ago and un-
married. He cabinetmakor by trade and
boarded The above address, tho house being Kept by
Ferdinand GutbrechI The cause OF his act was, u is
believed disappointment in love- In tho pocket OF
tho deceased found note, Of which the following
is a transiation:-
Maggie Hanson has not Gent TO claim from me- she
g me-.has She young have not ,ns &.
time. Through footing have come 10 this stepchd
among Mobod, Judge me- S Sss 40 one
experienced worsed ana also through bad treat
There was no signature attached to the note which
was written in German, In large hand, upon tho
back OF biilhead OF III True, mason, No. 20 Myrtle
avenue" The paper was much soiled ana had the
appearance Of having been carried about IN the pocket
tor some time. The inquest over the body was held
yesterday afternoon, tho only testimony taken beng
that OF Mr. Guibrecht, VINO said that Lcobod retired
20 his bedroom, which is oil The hal AZ
door. about twelve O'Clock on Saturday night
HIS had been strange at times. and he
imagined things which had no ex isencc in fact The
deceased been boarding with AIR Gutbrecht Tor SIX
years and was steady ana qu.et ~ his manner and
habits. he did not como down stairs TO breakfast
usual yesterday morning the witness went
up 10 his door at nine O'Clock, and finding u
locked, Knocked loudly anu called 70 LcoDold. As
there was reply he got down upon his knees aad
peeied 10 uader the door. He was horrlned upon be-
holding the deceased lying on his back
wellering pool OF blood. The door
was then broken and Leobold's corpse
found partly disrobed, graspng u razor IN
his right hand. The inctsfon the throat sew
cra inches depth The police OF the FIRST precGct
we're immediately notilcu OF The occurrence. The
Coroners Jury rendered verdict OF suicide in accord
with The above facts. The inmates Of tho ouso
slalc that though he proposed 10 Maggie Hanson and
was rccc by tuey not bclivvc that his love
Tor her led him to commit this deed. lie spoke
times OF committing suicide, ana threat
eued 10 jump or the DOCK cut his throat us he
SAID he made lun OF at the workshop, that he
ewas treated slepcnd. he spoke vi people
threatening to take him to the nadh0use on Satur-
day evening and Uther absurdities Miss Hanson Is
employed IN the lainy oil Mr.. Gutbrecht as 0omes-
uc An uncle OF the deceased committed suicide in
Brooklyn about n year ngo. The body, VIII Gu was
saken 70 the Morgue, VIII be inferred to-day.
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PETER MAnsEILLEs.

Peter sfarscillcs, AT time prominent merchant
OF Philadelphia but who retired from active business
In 1s49 died there yesterday OF apopcxy aged eighty
tour years.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
alice.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
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LNoR sALE--CABtN YACHT, J.B And MAIN SAIL
u 26sas Anpiv ~ ist nv. 80
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER. KEFONTs
HoLYHEAp. April 2l-Wind EsE. light, clear
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YACHTS. srEAMuOATs. 81.

LrOn SAL E--sfEAMsIIIPs. STEAMBOATS, STEAM
IL Yachts Launches Tusboat Ferryboats and steam
Vessels u all classes FRED. 9. scHMfDr. sJuth win
ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-13
Kennebec SAVINGS Bank

This Bank H. not required TO make
returns to Assessors.
Deposits made on or before tie l0th day Of any
month t0il be lated back 10 the frst dav of The
sasls month
On First Monday in May and November OF each
year a dividend viii be made all de pos its sand
Ing II those lates, which have been on de Dest one.
fan munth
Money dePosited in Savings Banks IL not to be
Ia ted 70 depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon as declared are All led to the
pr nclpal thus compromising the interest every sig
mo- ths.
Loans made TO depostors 90 deposiing their
Bank Book as security
Once I'm Freemans Bank Building.
s. b. GLAZIER. Treasurer.
W. v. HALLETT, President.
August Jan. IS, 1873. ian2a-t&wtf
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70 page pamphlet, conta ming a history OF the
PERU Wan 81 RCP valuable tper on progre> 5
In medical science, "a trea Use on ON as u mrdi-
cal agent testimonials from distinguished physi-
clans, clergymen and others, will be sent free To
any address.
SETH W. FOWLE SONS, Proprietors IS Har.
rison avenue, Boson SOiu by dealers generally.
mayl3.
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Suppose fall ?'' she SAYS. aloud. II
presume in that case | shall break my
neck-and what sensation that W Ill be
Tor the Springs Or suppose do not fall,
but get on one of those lodges which are
hardly large enough for a squirrel, and
cannot get either up or DOWN. Frank
Brent got into such p Dsition. and they
had to send for rope Tor him-but there
is nobody to get a rope for me, and
should have to stay there all night. and
perhaps all Tomorrow, and perhaps-Oh"
1t is a startled exclamation, for at this
moment. to her great surprise, aud some
what to her CONSERVATION. u man rises APP
parently out OF the ground Che has really
been lying on cushion of moss near by),
and advances toward her.
Does he mean to demand her money or
her life Some such fear fits through Ma
thalie's mind AS she takes in his personal
appearance in one swift glance. sees that
he is roughly and shabbIy dressed, and
notes that he is large and muscular. But
there is something frank and kindly in the
expression OF the large blue eyes which
look ont of "a very sunburned face. that
goes far TO reassure her. together with the
thought that desperadoes are compare
lively unknown in this part of the world
the mountaineers, as "A rule, being civil
aud obllging IN the extreme. But Is this
mJuntaIueer? She begins to doubt
that, rs he lifts his hat and saws:
GContnued to-morrow)
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Notice of Assignee Of Ills Appointment.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE
In the matter OF
James Savage, In Bankruptcv
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS.
Al Augusta, the 10th day OF May, A. d. 1878.
The unaersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
Polntment as Assignee OF James Savage Of All.
gusta, in the County of Kennebec and State OF
Maine, within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition iDdi.
vidualy and as member OF the firms Of Savage
Berry Co.. and McCabe Il Co., by The
District Court of said District.
HILTON W. TRUE, Assignee.
may25- t25 junel s&lw29
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Il gal advertisements.
District Court of the Unto States.
for the District Of Maine.

JOSEPH II. DOIIIver, 7 In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that pursuant to
~ orders OF said Court, u second genera
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
VIII be held al the Court House in Augul ia in sad
District, on the twenty first day OF June A. D. ISIS
at O'Clock A. NJ, before John W. May, Registei
for The purposes named In Section 5us2 OF tu.
United States Revised statutes; Title Bankruptcy .
DAN'L G. ROBINSON, Assignee.
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new Rich BiQQQl

FAI-Iu7 : fur1aINU a + MAKE NV KI'u Z OOd +,
and will completely change the blood ia the entire
system n three months. Any person VINO viii
take pill each night ron e. IL week. may be
Restored to sound health, IT such thing is pos ii.
hle. Sent bv mail tor : letter stamps /. =. ions.
SON Il Co. Bangor, Me. may25 Nv
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District Court OF the United states, for
the District Of Maine.
IN BANkRUPTCY.

IN IL a ~ a KIPTCY.
In the matter OF the Gould Ep CINE
Comp my, against whom
Petition filed in said ) Banktuuts
court, on the twenty. fourth day
OF April A. ID. 1915.
hlSTRlCT OF MAINE, sS.-A warrant 10 Rank.
~ ruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the Estate, of said Corporation, OF the
CITY OF Gardiner, OF the County OF kennebec and
state OF Maine, in said district; they having
been dCly adJudged Bankrupts, upon petition
OF lher Creditors; and the pay ment OF any depts,
ana The delivery oi any properly belonging to said
Bankrupts, to Them their use and The transfer
OF any property by them are ierbiddea by law. A
meeting OF the Creditors of SAID Bankrupts to
prove their debts, and TO choose one or more As.
slgnees OF their Estate, viii be held at Court of
bankruptcy To be holden at Augusta, in said Dis.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Court House before
John W. May, Esq. one OF the Registers In BANK
ruptcy OF said District.
Il. ID. MURRAY
Us: Marshal, as Messenger, for said Dis.rict.
mayls-tkwZw
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TRUSTEES Thomas Lam0ard, Jas. W. North,
Artelnas Ll6bey, " m. S. Badger Sam'l fitcOmb.
OFFICE-lu Savings Bank Building, ia Water
-. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to ! z. NJ, ana
t.om to 4.3O p NJ. Saturday Evenings, from TO
80 o'clock.
Interest on deposits payable twice a year Feb.
and Aug. interest not drawn out 10 added to the
ieposlt mus making COMPOUND INTEREST
Interest begins on the first day OF each month.
Money deposited on or before the tea,h ddg oil each
month, Will draw interest from the frst ddy of the
same month.
ss-Under tn visiting law OF this state all de
Pesits In savings Banks, are ereHgpt jrola nauncs-
Pat taxation.
No returns of names of depostors are required
q be made TO state town authorities and all &C.
counts are held by this Bank to be strictly prtrais
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can dc.
post money in their own names, so tina 1t can be
trawn only bythemselves, or on their order,
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors,
GUAR dams, Trustees, and others having in cnarge
Trust Funds,
WM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, april 0,ts75.
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D|PHTHER|A !

Johnson's Anodyne Lnment will positively
prevent this terrible sease and will positively
nine ca~es in ten. Information that VIII save many
lives sent free by mali. Don't de'ay "a momeut. Pre-
ventiun Is better lhau cure. |. >. JOHNSON CO.,
Bangor, Maine. apl-1i4w