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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-07
The Treasurer of St. Marks Home gratefully

The Treasurer of st. Marks Home gratefully
Acknowledges the following donations for the month
of October: Mrs. S. A. Lambsrd, quarterly dons-
ton. $500; Mrs. Horatio Bridge, $500; Mrs. }.
w. Bradbury. $500; Mrs. II. b. Williams $500;
Mrs. r. D. Rice, $500; Mrs. b. g. Davis, $500,
Mrs. J. II. Eastman, $500; Miss A. NJ. Williams,
S5 90; MIR. ii. w. Bradbury, $780, Hon. Joshua
Nye, $500; Mr.. b. q. Davis, 500; Mr.. 5. 5.
Brooks, $500; Mr.. Seth Whi,ehouse, IS 90; Mr..
w. S. Badger, 50 90; Mr.. j. Ii. Mauley, $500;
Mr.. 0. ID. Lambard. $500; Mr.. John Wheeler,
81 90; MIR. II. w. Black, 500; Mrs j. w. BIad-
bury, 10 lbs. sweet potatoes, lettuce; Mrs. Ii. b.
Williams, cheese, grapes; Mrs b. e. Davis. cake;
Mrs. T. Lsmbsrd, basket of apples; Mrs. Ar
mitsge, basket of apples; St. Marks Parish Aid
Society. cake, cold tongue MIR. Joseph w. Clapp,
box of grapes and honey; friend, squashes;
Smith. Wright & Co., oysters and crackers; Mr.
Daniel Hewins, bushels potatoes; Mr.. Geo. (.
Hewins, 2 bushels apples; Mr.. Frank N. Church,
bushel potatoes; Mrs. Isaiah NJ. Sherman,
squash, bushel apples DIR. l. NJ. Sherman,
bushel potatoes; Mr.. David w. Whitney, one
bushel potatoes.
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Pubi,es,ions.

The publishers of Scribner's Monthly have is
sued their elegantly bound volumes of that pub
LEGATION for the past year. The practical reduc-
ton in the price Of the magazine is indicated by
| the increased number Of pages in the volumes,
the addition Of handsome frontispiece in each,
and the growing beauty and cost Of the illustrs-
tons. The two volumes contain the whole of
Edward Eggleston's Roxy" the concluding chap
tiers of Adeline Trafton's Ellis Inheritance, and
the beginning of II. II. Boyesen's "Falconberg;"
the exqusitely illustrated papers, by Mr.. Brewer,
on Bird Architecture; articles on American
Sports pro iusely illustrated, including Canvas
Back and Terrapin," "Deer Hunting on the Ausa-
bic Fox Hunting in New England" choose
Hunting ia Canada" "Hunting the Mule-De in
Colorado" Coon Hunting" &c. The very in
teresting Personal "reminiscences Of Lincoln"
by Mr.. Noah Brooks; Miss Danss charming ac-
CONT of the school life of the late Queen Mer-
cedes the sketch of the Countess Potocka papers
Oh American Farm Life, illustrated by some Of
the leading artists in the conptry Maurice
Thompson on Archery; Mary Hallock Foote's
Descriptions Of mia, illustrated by herself;
Col Geo. Il Waring on Horses; John Burroughs
on Birds and Outdoor Life; w. NJ. Tileston on
Dogs; DR.. Morton on the South African Gold
Mines papers on the New York Art School and
the Decorative Socety's Loan Exhibition; stories
by the best writer's in the country. &c. The Art
features are alone worth the price of the publica-
ton The coming year will be the best thus far
in the history of the Magazine. and subscribers
should at once send their names with the sub
,crpton "a per year, to Scribner & Co, 743 and
AS Broadway, New York.
The bound volume of st. Nicholas. issued by
the same parties, is also equally attractive and
acceptable. 1t contains S32 royal octave pages,
$50 beautiful wood engravings, and more than
200 stories, sketches and poems. Scrhner offers
the FIVE volumes Of St. Nicholas in q black wal
nut case; they have also q larger to hold the
five volumes already issued, with room for those
of FIVE ensuing years. 1t is a kind Of literature
that ought to be placed in the hands Of the boys
and girls throughout the country.
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Do,ngs or the Governor aud Counc


The committee on taxation and expenditures
Yesterday made majority and minority reports on
the taxation of the Maine Central Railroad. The
majority report recommends the abatement of
S29,l57 26. which is about one half the tax as
sessed. The minority report is in favor of the
Company paying a tax of some Si5 600. which is
a ANAL abatement from the original assessment
The majority report was accepted by a vote Of 4
to 3. This was vetoed by the Governor. and no.
tice was given that motion would be given to
e reconsider the vote at the next session.
John F. Foss of Auburn, sentenced to State
Prison for two years, from last January, for man
slaughter, has had his sentence COMMITTED by
the Governor to the Auburn Jail The Governor
and Council have pardoned John Lynch Of Lew
iston, in the State Prison for larceny.
The votes cast at the recent election were
counted, and the Council reported on Represen-
atves to Legislature and County officers. The
Senators and Representatives are the same as
heretofore reported in our columns.
The CouEcil adjourned to meet the Sd of De.
cember. A-' f
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November s. The Porte
VIII shortly publish statement OF the reasons
why the Turkish Parliament has not been re-as-
sembled, aud at the same time announce the date
OF the assembling of the new Parliament and the
manner OF It's election.
Two Russian officers are said to be in com maud
Of the insurgents in the Macedonia district. The
territory affected extends from the foot Of the
Balkans to near Salonica.
Vast numbers of starving Mahomedan refugees
from the Rhodope mountains, seeking to return
to Roumelia, have been stopped at Gamnedjuina.
1t is stated that the $50 Greek refugee families
who asked aid of the British Commission, were
exed from the Balkans.
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A wOMAN,S LOGIC.

at is useless to take medicine. | shall feel bet.
ter to morrow. Besides need the money to get
that lovely new hat. My old one is such fright,
and people will look more at my bonnet than they
will at my face. | vii! wait till feel worse be-
fore spend sny money for medicine." The Lew
bonnet is purchased and fifty other feminine nee
esssres in the form of ribbons, laces, brooches
etc. Meanwhile the ladys face becomes every
day psler and thinner, and her body weaker, I'M
til disease has gained so firm q foothoh in her
system, that the most thorough, ard ofttimes =
long aud tedious course of treatment is necessary
10 restore her to health. Ladies attend TO your
health before you ever think of apparel. A
ire.h. blooming face in plain bonnet is much
handsomer and far more attractive to your geo.
'lemen friends, than pain-worn. diseased face in
the most elaborate and elegant hat your milliner
could devise Dr. Plerces Favorite Prescription
is everywhere acknowledged to be the standald
remedy for female complaints and weaknesses.
1t is sold by druggists.
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The Water Question.

would like to ask the Trustees of the DE
vine Water Co.." if it would not be the correct
thing to notify consumers beforehand, when it is
necessary for them 10 shut off the wateri 1t is
very annoying, to say the least, for housekeep-
ers n the midst of their work 10 find themselves
without water, and generally speaking alta time
when there is male member of the family at
home to fetch any. They seem also to select
the very worst DAYS in the week, TO make their
repairs or connections, MONDAYS and Ssturda, 5.
In view Of the high rate, (three dollars a wear
higher for single lancet than the city of Port
land). think they might Afford so small an &C
comojation. CONSUMER.
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Dtfn.

In Dresden, Nov. 4, Mrs. Elizab.tn l.. Call,
vile Of ,lban Call, aged 90 wears. Boston and
New Orleans papers please copy.
AT the residence OF her son, at Orange, New
jersey, on Sunday, Nov. 3, Mat tina NJ. Hartford
reli of the late J. B Hartford, formerly of
this city
In Templeton, Mass, Mrs. Lucy. widow of the
late Daniel spauding aud sister ofN. W. Farwel
Esq, aged 63 years.
A. Acton, Oct. rs, Mr. Edward b. Remick
aged 81 years.
In Freeport, Nov. l, Mrs. Margaret Dillingham;
aged 60 years.
In standish, Nov. 4, Mrs. Celia Mitchell, aged 81
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ITCHING PILES. - The symptoms are

ITCHING PILES. - The symptoms are
moisture, like perspiration, intense itching, n
creased by scratching, very distressing, particu-
sry at night rs if pin worms were crawling in
aud about the rectum, the private parts some
times affected; if allowed TO continue, very seri-
results may follow. DR. SwAYNEs ALL
HEALING OINTMENT Is a pleasant, sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were IS above de-
SCI ibed, the use of Swayne's Ointment in short
time made perfect cure.
j. W. CHRIST Boot 4 Shoe House, 344 n. ID St.
L. Z. WEYMAN, Halter, ). Eighth ST., Phila
Reader, if you art suffering from this dis
tressng Complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty
Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swsynes Ointment and
ne cured. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
of price, in currency or postage stamps), 80 cent.
box, three boxes 81 .25 Address letters, DR..
Swayne 4 Son, $50 n. Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
No charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
sists. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept20- teod& wifi
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POLITICAL.
the NEW YORK PAPERS ON THE
ELECTION.
what The Election IndIcates as to the
Future of Parties.

NEW YORK, November The Tribune says
ihe republicans have at least won handsonc
nsn'ioR ground for 1880, and have probably en-
aolsd US to enter upon the presidential contest
wi'h the advantage of position, and the chances
are decidedly in our favor. II Is . splendid vic.
tory for hard money.
The Tines says that the strik ing feature Of the
Ne" England elections, is the collapse Of the
greenhack vote.
The World says: exit John Kelley; enter
New York. BY large majority Kearney must
go; also by a large msjorty Butler must go with
him"
The Sun calls it: The kings defeat. We
congratulate the people of the city, without re-
gard to party and including Tammsny rulers, on
the triumph of yesterday"
The Star (Tammany) says: 1--WE were oat-
numbered for the once, but undaunted and I'M
conquered still. The lion. hearted democracy OF
New York give notice Of their array for future
fight.
The GTeenbackers.
Mr. Shupe, editor of the greenbsck organ here
New York Advocate), said to-day that Ben But
lea s defeat would oblige the greenback party to
take him AS Its leader, and as Butler will be here
In two or three days they will know if he will &C.
cept the leadership. Mr.. Shupe SAYS that Butler
has spent S250,0O0 in his Massachusetts campaign
and as Butter is worth five millions be can afford
to spend a million IN running for the presidency.
Mr.. Shupe does not know what the greenbackers
will do if Butler refuses to become their presi-
dental leader.
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Trial bottles DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, % cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened serious
results is quickly cured before developing fatal
pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast and
lung disorders, Asthmatc or Bronchial affec-
tons, Hopping Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood
Splitting. &c. no remedy is so prompt and effect
ual as abr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for many
years, and it has proved to be very reliable and
efficacious 10 the treatment of severe and long
standing coughs. know of two patients, now 10
comfortable health, who, but for its use, l con-
slider would not now be living.
isaac s. HERBEIN. M. d.
Strsustown, Berks county, Pc.
Price Trial bottles, IS cents large size, 81,
or six for S.. single Is cent bottle will often.
times cure q recent cough cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk of life. Prepared
only BY DR.. Swayne & Son, Philsdelphia. Solp
BY leading Druggists. Partridge Brothers, agents
for Augusta. sept20.teod&wtf
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Ksaneart journal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.

FIRE.
! FARMINGToN November 6. The residence of
Nelson Creation of Pennington took fire about I
o'clock Tuesday night. The house destroyed
and the stable and shed saved Caused by defect
in chimney. Insured in Home and .E'na for
$4,000 on buildings and $500 on furniture.
Musical
NORWAY, November 6. The third annual SEES
sion of the Oxford County Musical Association,
opened at South Paris, Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock, I. z. Ride of Boston, conductor 1t
will continue four days. Concerts to be given
Thursday and Friday evenings. MIR. and Mrs.
w. II. Fessenden Of Boston, W. II. Stockbrdge
and W III. Howard of Portland, are engaged as
soloists.
Marine Disasters.
PORTLAND, November G. Schooner John L.
Tracy of Portland was spoken of Hstteras, s.
days out and entirely out Of provisions. Hal lost
part of deck load and leaking badly. Her
sails and rigging were in good condition.
Brig Henry p. Dewey of Port and, was run
into during a violent storm at Buenos Ayres, lst
inst, and had Il, ing jibboom and fore royal mast
carried away.
Schooner Levi Hart of st. George Giles, from
Curacao, was towed into Boston yesterday by the
u. S. steamer Gsllaiin, in disabled condition,
having lost sails and topmssts in the late gale;
also short Of provisions.
Schooner Milton Trask, from Bangor for New
York, with lumber, has put into Vineyard Haven
leaking 1900 strokes an hour. The leak was
found and stopped
Schooner n. NJ. Hall of St. George, which was
run into and sunk some time since, has been ra
ed and found to be so badly injured as to he not
worth repairing
The Schooner Boston.
Agent Brewer of the brick company, has taken
the schooner Boston to Bangor, He says the cap
tain was acting frandulently.
Accident.
GARDINER. November 6. Susan Woodbury. OF
Lichheld, IS Yeas old, sister Of Ser ator John
Woodbury., while coming down stairs. slipped and
fell, bl eaking the thigh bone and receiving other
very severe injuries, which will probably prove
fatal.
Temperance.
1HoMAsToN, November 6. An enthusiastic
temperance rally is being held at l. nlon Hall by
reform clubs of Thsuaston, aud is attended by
leading refoimers from all parts Of Maine.
FIRE.
YORK, November 6. A large house owned by
j. p. Norton and others of Lewiston, was burned
with stable, this morning. Loss, $4,000. In
sured
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November G. Returns from all
part of the State swell the democratic majority.
OConnor. democrat, is elected to congress in
the second district. ChallestoH city gives him
over 600 majority.
The election of LiHman, democrat over Smalls
in the fifth district, Is confirmed
The only doubtful district is the first. from
which the returns come in slowly indicating so far
the el ctlon of Richardson democrat, by SINAI!
majority. ..I..
Returns from 1853 towns and precincts give for
the state treasurer, Smith, republican, 81 ,49S !;
Croukrate, democrat, 1882; Bates, greenback
li,737.
In complete returns from the first congressional
district leave little doubt Of the election OF Rich
aidson. making the delegation from this State SOL
idly democratic
Every county in the State has gone democratic
except one.
Only three republican members are 50 far elect
ed TO the levi, uture.
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" ASfIINGTON.
DENIAL.

WASHINGTON, November 6. There is no truth
in the published statement that Lord Salisbury IN
correspondence with Sec'y Evarts, is attempt ing
to force our government to refuse permission to
Russia to take the vessels purchased and fitted out
by that nation in America, from our ports, in
event OF war between Great Britain and Russia.
No correspondence has passed upon this subject
SmuggIers.
In the case of the steamships Denmark and
England, seized for silk smuggling at New York,
the Sec y of the Treasury RENTED all fines, pc .
stits AID forieiures, upon the payment by the
owners of $40, 0Q0 and costs.
Treasury Department.
Bids for the sale OF silver opened to day at the
treasury department., aud over 100000 ounces
were purchased, at prices slightly below the Lon
don rate.
Pardoned,
En- Gov, Fletcher of Missouri, has secured five
unconstitutional pardons, which dispose OF the
last OF the conv lcted participants in the St
Louis whiskey ring frauds. All others convicted
of tins offence have either been pardoned or the il
terms OF Imprisonment have expired.
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One of the scholars in District No o. in Chel-

One of the scholars in District No. 9, in Chel-
sea, sends us the following pleasant note:
CHELSEA, Oct. 3lst, 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR - Our school closed Friday.
Thursday had very thorough examination.
In the afternoon several of the parents were IN,
manfesting great interest. The classes SHOVE d
great thoroughness in all the. branches. The
reading was eNc. lent. Our school ranks among
the first schools in town; 1t was taught by Miss
Fannie Davis, very accomplished t,acher We
expect her to tie ach the winter term, which VIII
probably commence in about four weeks.
The following is the Roll of Honor Of the Pri-
mary Schools in the village district, tor the term
ending Oct. 26lh:
Crosby street-Lzzie Copp, Charlie Chapms n.
Ellen A. Turner, Hattie A. Parks, Arthur Rob
srts, Willie Brooks.
Grove street-Foster Britt Clarence Iierrn.
Fred kimball, Linda Rove, Harry keld, Eugene
Spear.
Kendall street-Charles Shaw, lrma Greedy,
Nellie Lishness, Sads Doughty, freeman Mayo,
Arthur Smith, Will Towle.
Kendall street iutermediate-W lille Farnham,
Issie Fish, Thomas Towe, Delue Merrill, Hattie
Fran Addie Morgan, Sida Sbattuck, Nellie MI
liams.
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Supreme Judicial court -Libbey, J. Pre-
sIdInR.


WEDNESDAY, November 9th.
No 443 George F. Clark vs.. Henry Horn.
Testimony on the part of the plaintiff closed in
the forenoon, and Mr.. Jackson opened for the
defense. The def. will contend that be uses and
has used the water of the brook in a legitimate
business, and that such use is reasonable; second.
ly that he has so used the water for a period OF
more than twenty years, and has thereby acquired
prescriptive right to its use and thirdly that the
water is not polluted aud rendered unfit for the
PITS use as he complains. The def. called a
dozen witnesses, and their examination is not yet
finished.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Marine News.

ST. JOHN, November 8. News is received IL
the st. John ship Westfeld, Rotterdam to New
York, put into st. Thomas disms ted and other
wise damaged.
The ship ltridgewster, which arrived from Lon
don, reports having met at sea abandoned, the
crew.
The schooner Mabel Clare is a total wreck at
Labrador. The insurance on the cargo Is Sl2,-
000
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, November g. Nicholas estimate
majonty IN the first district is 500
Eleven counties in the first district give Nichols
democrat, 5,67l, Corker, independent, i2Sl
here eight more counties to hear from, ali Of
which are claimed for Nichols
COLUMBUS, November 6. 10 the fourth con
gressiona district, Henry Persons, democrat, Is
defeated nv III. r. Harris, independent, by con-
sid, rable majority
MACON, November 6. The returns from the
first district settle the election of Nichols.
Smith is undoubtedly re elected in the second
district.
Cook is reelected in the third district.
Indications are that Parsons, independent dem
ocrat, is elected Harrison in the fourth dis
trict
Blount is unanimously elected in the sixth
district.
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The Fisheries A ward /.

TORONTO. November6 8. Advices from New
FoundIand state that the Colonial governme ut has
been requested by telegraph. from the foreign Of
flee at London, to send statemen Mt respecting the
Fortune Bay trouble. A case has been prepared
by the New Foundland government showing that
the American crews were violating both the trea.
ty Of Colonial and fishery laws, and conten ending
that American fishermen when in New Fesndland
waters, are bound equally with New Feun11And
fishermen 10 respect the general laws Of the Col.
Ony.
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NE JER SEl.
nj urder.

JERSEY CITY, November 6. The wife of Jas
Murray was found in bed in her chamber yester-
day In Paterson, New Jersey, with the bed Oh
fle. The room covered with bloc and pools
of blood were on the floor. She burned 50
horribly that the flesh dropped from her body. Gu
being carried into another room ste died IN few
moments. 1t is believed that tramp who was
seen 10 leave the house by back entrance and
run over the fields, outraged and beat the woman
and tnen set fire to the bed
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The temperance meeting 10 Gardiner, anuounc-
ed in yesterdays Daily, will begin this Thursday
evening, and continue tomorrow. twill be held
under the auspices of the Grand Council of the
Good Templars.
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"IT SEEMS as if | should cough my head of"
is sometimes the impatient exclamation of a suf
ferer from severe Cough. Queil the paroxysm:
with Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar. The
relief is immediate and the cure certain. Sold
by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in minute.
oct30t&wlmo.
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Some of our democratic friends profess to be
highly elated at the defeat of Ben Butler. Oh,
yes they are dreadfully pleased Even old
Smoothing Plane" will laugh himself to death
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"The yellow violet modest bell'' is no lovelier
than golden hair with WAX FLOSS. Prepared
only by Caswell & Co. of Boston; prorrietors of
Csswell 4 Co.'S SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES,
for Coughs, and Caswell's NEW" ELIXIR, fol
the Blood For sale by all druggists.
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For the Ladies'

Red mttens will be worn again this winter, by
misses, ladies snd young men. New wells are OF
black thread ret. and look as if they had been
dipped in gold dust. Velvet is 10 longer com
bined with silk IN costumes but is much used
with wool materials, Lizsrd-green is one of the
many shades of green SO popular this fall. Pref
ty little ulsters are made for the little folks.
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weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
partly cloudy weather, occasionally light snow,
stationary temperature, variable winds, mostly
porth-westerly, stationary or higher pressure.
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Notice to Our Patrons.

GA account of The occa sonal l1s OF money WI en-
transmitted by mail, we desire that all remittances
to us be m de by Postal order Register ed letter,
At our expense; as We cannot be responsible for
its safe delivery otherwise
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
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Mr.. f. Lincoln Moody of this city, brother to
lawyer Moody, while walking along the street,
was, Tuesday bitten by dog. The wound was
not q severe one.
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"A stitch in time saves nine" A dose of Ad-
smson's Baisam in season may prevent long cold
or fever and perhsp, a resultant death. 1t cures
coughs, colds, asthma, and all lung troubles. Keep
it in the house. Price 80 cents.
nov6-+&wlw.
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That was lively telegram that Butler forward
ed to a relative on the eve Of election-"There's
TO be q funeral in Massachusetts, to morrow, and
l shall not be a mourner." How true that has
proved Corpses are never mouinrs