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NEW s.
PORT OFF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY, August II.
Arrived.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
United States sloop of war Portsmouth, Arm
strong Portsmouth.
Sch Brilliant Wheeler st George.
Sch Westfeld Waters, Frederickton-railroad ties
to w Eaton.
Sch w Snow, from Boston-salt to Dana & Co.
Sch Arrival, Farnum. Boothbay.
Sch Magnet, Eastman, HarpsweD.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant, EllswOrth-shingles
Sch Emperor. Weber, Damariscotta
Sch Orzmbo, Thurston, Deer Isle-paying stone to
E Smith
Ship Paramta (new) Soule, Philadelphia, to load
for San Francisco-Curtis & Davis.
Sch Margie, Snow, New York; Nickerson g.
Sch Mcclellan Farr, Wiscassct, to load for
New York; Nickerson g. Son.
Sch George, for Rockland-N A Sanborn.
Sch Magnum Bonum, Hale, Bangor-N A Sanborn.
Sch Maria Theresa, Kelloch, Belfast-N A San
born.
SAILED-Barques Carrie Heckle, Alex Campbell;
schs Northup, II r 1ilton, Alaska.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, Aug. 9th-Ar 9th, sch L Paine,
Jones' New York.
Cid 9th. sch Parago, Estabrooks, Yarmouth 9TH,
sch Quoddy, Mahoney, Windsor; 9th, Charlotte Au-
gusta, Ray, Halifax.
Chase, Newport; 9TH, Mary E Ward, Hardy, Nor,
folk; Maggie NIulvey, Hart, Philadelphia David
Towey Soule New York; 7th, War Eagle, Frisbee,
Boston; Sylph, Rines, do
Ar 9th schs Alfred Keene, Henderson, Portland;
10th, Kokeno, Barrister, Portland
CRANBERRY ISLES, Aug 9th-Ar July 31st,
sloop Oracle, Rockland, for Bar Harbor, and sch
Index, Bunker Dyers Bay for Boston with her.
ring and proceeded Aug list.
Ar Aug LIST, sch Camo Bunker, from Portland for
Millbridge, proceeded 3D.
Moore, for Bangor with wool.)
KENNEBUNKPORT, Aug. liar sloop yacht
Matchless Davis, Gloucester, bound east.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
BOSTON-Ar Aug 18th, barque Woodside, from
Buenos Ayres.
Ar at Antwerp Aug 9th, ship Edith, Homer,
Philadelphia.
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A Swiss Town DESTROYED.

GENEVA, Aug. PA water spout recently
occurred in the district of Brusio in the Canton
of Grisons. An immense volume OF water
rushed down the sides of Riz de Saint Remigio,
bringing with it masses of rock and earth and
overlooked and flooded Brusio. No lives, lost
Int MANY buildings damaged and crops ruined.
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Another Investigating Committee.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. 12.-The Senatorial
committee to investigate the causes of the In
dian raid through this state last fall met here
today. Very little business was transacted
The attorney for the Indian prisoners confined
here offered obiections,to their being sworn
and it is not known whether any testimoney
will be taken or not. The committee is max
ing very searching inquiry.
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THE YAZOO PLAN.

More Democratic Prescription in Missis-
sippi.
New YORK, Aug. PA Vicksburg des-
patch says the Yazoo plan has been tried i'll
Rankin county A mass meeting of Demo-
Gratis appointed committee to order Maj. 3.
F. Sutton to withdraw from the canvass and
leave the county. Maj. Sutton is an old and
respected citizen, with no offence charged
against him except his candidacy. Both the
Vicksburg papers condemn the spirit of law
lessness.
Yazoo is quiet now but the Independents
will hold meeting soon and trouble is expect
cd
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MARINE NEWS.
An American Shin Lost

DOVER, Aug. 12.-The American ship Daunt-
less, 500 tons, from Dunkirk for New York.
stranded at Littlestone, near New Romney:
The chances of saving her are small. She had
the ordinary crew and probably no passengers.
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The Committee on Revision of Rules.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 12.-The House
committee ON revision of the rules OF Congress
met here today. Absent, Jas. A. Garfield and
William p. Frye, who are expected tomorrow
1t was agreed that no action he taken or re-
commended to the House unless by unanimous
action of the committee.
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Base Ball.

AT ringfeld-Springfelds II, WorcesterS
s.
At Decentralization 81, Norwoods 2
At Observation-Disclosures none, Buffalos 2.
At Troy-Bostons 8, Troy Citys Z; ten in
nings
At Holyoke- Holyokes 4, Nationals 3.
At Syracuse-P rovidences 3 Stars 1.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 5, Chicagos 0.
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TIE SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.-The Science of
Life, or Sef1Preservation, 800 pages. Price, only
ST. Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one
of which is worth THAI ten times the price Of
the book. Illustrated sample sent ON receipt of
cents for postage. Address, DIR. w. II. Parker,
Bulfinch Street, Boston, Mass. jly16eod&w3m
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cholerain Constantlnople.

CoNsrANrrNopLE, Aug. 12.-The board OF
health announces that the sickness reported II
this city as cholera is only cholera uiarihsa ,
been established around the hospital.
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Oarsmen at Toronto,

TORONTO, Aug. 12.-Riley of Saratoga, Ken
nedy of Portland and Plaisted of Saccarappa
arrived tonight from Pittsburg on their way to
the Barrie regatta. They leave tomorrow.
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Buffalo for the Canadian Tribes.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-An Ottawa dispatch
says that the government is informed thrt the
buffalo have gone into Canada, and that 5000
Indians are now camped on the Canada side of
the line. 1t is denied that the Canadian
government intends applying to the United
States for permission for Canadian Indians to
hunt on the American side. 1t is thought now
that Sitting Bull has no hostile intentions, al
though, had the scarcity of food continued, he,
with other tribes, would have been forced to
extreme measures.
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A Case of Fever in st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-George Bailey, cook on
a steamer recently from New Orleans, was
taken to the hospital tonight sick with yellow
fever.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

FOFtIand DaIsy " hOIesaIe WaFKct'
PORTLAND, Aug. IL.
The market to-day is rather quiet and light sales.
Oils extremely dull and reports from larger cit
les show amuch easier feeling and present prices
barely maintained. Pork and Lard continues very
quiet and little doing Grain is firm and steady at
the recent advance. Sugar steady and unchanged.
The following are to-days quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions &c.
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European Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 12-12.3O p. M.--Consols 81 GIG
] for money and account.
American securties-United States bonds, new
5s, 1O55s; new 41as, 1924; Is, 1Oo; Illinois Cen
trail, 925s.
firm; uplands at IS 7-16d; Orleans 61ad; sales s.
loo bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex-
port; receipts 300, American 5000.
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July 9th, Ship Andrew johnson of Thomaston
Me, Crawford, Bremen 40 days, in ballast, had a
heavy gale from WNW lasting. "a hours, which
shifted ballast and blew away maintopmast.
Sch R w Brown Moulton, from Galveston for New
York, put into Nassau MP, 29th ult, and was leak
ing badly
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In Harrison, August 9th, Mr.. Walter p. Harmon
and Mrs Abbie F. Tolman both of Harrison.
Mr.. ! d. Hatch of Jefferson, and Mrs Mary L. viii
hanson of Monmouth.
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New:York stock and M oney Market.

New YORK, Aug. 2-Evening.--Money active at
ing Exchange weak at 4S1 1s@4S1$4 for long and
4831a@4S3A for short. Governments are weak.
State bonds dull Railroad bonds firm. Stock mark
ct closed steady.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
PA, 800 shares.
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there is very little disengaged tonnage in port and
better rates are obtained Ship owners and masters
of vessels speak encouraging of the future prospects
of business and anticipate lively times this fall in
shipping at considerable advance in rates We no
tce the following charters for the week ending Tues
day August 18th: Schr Joanna Doughty, ice Bath to
Philadelphia Soc Bark Mary L. Russell, lumber to
River Platte at p. t. Schr Nellie f. Sawyer, ice Ken
nebec to Baltimore or Philadelphia SOC. Brig Hat
tie A. Bishop, shocks and heads Portland to Martini
ique 25c. Schr d. S. Williams, Jr ice Kennebec
to Baltimore soc. Schr Vineyard, ice Kennebec to
Baltimore or Philadelphia soc. Schr Odell, lumber
Kennebec to New York So Schr Eliza Ames, lum-
Der Kennebec to New York l so and loaded. Schc
Alaska bbls, Portland to New York 10c. Schr /. s.
Mcclellan, lumber Wiscasset to New York at 90
Bark Carrie Hecke, spool wood to Glasgow direct
full cargo under deck, lump sum 5000. Schr Koki-
ma, lumber Wscasset to Bristol or Providence, So
Bark Tewksbury L. Sweat, lumber Portland to Pay
sandu, IS 90. Bark Sarah E. Frazer, Portland to
Baltimore 5000 and all port charges, thence to Ma
tanzas SOC on sugar hid and heads. Schr David
Ames flee Kennebec to Washington 60c. Schr A.
w. Weeks, ice Wiscasset to Baltimore soc. Schr
Grace Webster, ice Wscasset to Baltimore soc.
AT Baltimore the supply of tonnage in port is ex-
tremely light and entirely inadequate to meet the
present wants of shippers, but unusually large
feet both of steamships and sail vessels are bound
there, and many of them now due. Spot tonnage
has been in urgent demand, and the few uncharter
ed vessels which were in port have generally OBJ
tanned greatly advanced rates. Reports from Pha-
delpha are also very fattering and that there was
never so much doing in shipping, not even in the
most flush times, now
At New York, with continued light arrivals, a
scarcity of tonnage all along the Coast and consd
cradle percentage of the inward bound fleet already
under commttal to exporters, the Freight market
continues to gain tone and strength. and rates for
Grain and other cargo to transatlantic ports are
once more upon paying basis, when vessels are
managed with an eye to economy. Happily, the adj
in freighs thus far has been the result of le-
Ultimate influences, rather than of speculation, and
is therefore all the more enduring.
Foreign Imports.
FREDERICKTON. NIB. Schr Westfeld-2600
railroad sleepers to w Eaton.
Receipts Of Maine Central IL. X.
PORTLAND, Aug. 4.
For Portland 8 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, At miscellaneous mer-
chandse
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush Cornmeal to G.
w fTrue a. 20
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT, TWENTY-FouR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
+- August u, | A. M.
For New England
Slightly warmer, southerly to westerly Winds
slowly falling barometer, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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American Dental Association

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-1he 25th annual meet
ing of the American Dental Association is in
session.
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The Vice Regal Tour.

FREDERICTON, N. B., Aug. 12.-The torch
light procession last night in honor of the vice
regal visit was grand success. The vice regal
party leave today for st. John, whence they
leave at p. m. for Point du Chene by special
train, steamer Druid waiting at Point du Chene
to convey them to Pictou.
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THE INDIANS.
Return of Sitting Bull to Canada.


OTTAWA, Aug. 12-Sitting Bull has return
ed with his followers to Canadian soil, but the
Department of the Interior has been informed
that he has no hostile intentions. 1t is pre-
sumed they are following buffalo. The
American government has been informed by
the Dominion authorities that the Canadian
Indians which recently crossed into Montana
went to kill buffalo.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST IS.
Sun rises ............5.1 High water. 75S
Sun sets. .7.S Moon rises. O.1S
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CAUCAUSES.
Windhalnl.

Ihe Republicans of Windham are requested to
meet at the Town House in Windham on Saturday,
the sd day of Aug, at two o'clock in the afternoon
to nominate a candidate for Representative and any
other business that may come before the meeting.
Per Order Town Committee.
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THE DOMINION.
American and Canadian Cattle.

TORONTO, Aug. 12.-Regarding the report
that the Canadian government will not extend
an order prohibiting the importation or intro
duction of American cattle into the Dominion
after the 9th of September no definite action
by the government has been taken, but it is
more than probable that new proclamation
will be made before the 9th proximo, in order
to protect Canadian cattle.
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In Industry, August 3D. by Rev. I. W. Patterson,
Esq, Mr.. Eli S. Oliver and Miss Mary b. Jefers,
both of Industry.
In Benton August ID Mr. w. Edgar Heath of
Whitefeld and Miss Flora E. Miller of Benton.
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The Annual Session of the II. W. Gratd Encamp-
ment of Maine will be held at Odd Fellow Hall.
in the City of Portland, on WEDNESDAY, August
18th, at S13 o'clock A. NJ.
n. G. CUMMINGS
auSsnd5ts Grand Scribe.
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1Sales of the Brokers Board, Aug. Ill
So. 900 Eastern Railroad 1as, 1906. ........ 70
Boston Il Maine Railroad ...1l1A
Is Eastern Railroad. .............. ........ 15A
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness Los, of
Manhood and all disorders brought ON by indissre-
ton excess. Any Druggist has the ingredients
Address DAVIDSON & CO., rs Nassau ST., N Y.
je4 ST eod&w1y12
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Musgrave Ms, Sth, sch George. from
RoOthbay for North Bay.
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.


There will be an adjourned Meeting of the First
Patrarchal Association on THURSDAY
EVENING, Aug. 14tln, al s O'clock, at
Encampment Hall.
Attest: Charles PAINE,
au13sn2t Secretary,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-07


THE MEANEsT and most contemptu-
Gus action ever taken by prominent
men in business life is that taken by
Judge Hilton a short time since, in
excluding Jews from the U. S. Hotel
at Saratoga, and more recently by the
proprietors of the hotels at Manhattan
Beach and Coney Island.
The day ought to have gone by
when the represe natives of any race
should be banned. except for crimes
committed or indecencies which civil
lied OF cultured society can not or will
not tolerate. The Jews as a class are
/ thrifty and highly respectable people
They are the representative money
kings CT the world, to say nothing of
scholarly and scientific attachments
which place them in the very front
rank Of the worlds people. This
prosecution, which arises from sectar-
ian hatred should be discountsnanced
by all men who love to see justice and
equality meted out to all men of what
ever class or color, regardless of relig-
eous BELIEF. l is rctrogression to dc
OF act otherwise.
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acts that we An0W,

If you are suffering with a severe
cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, con-
sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the
throat, or any affection of the throat
or lungs, We know that DR.. Kings
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relief. We know of hundreds of cases
it has completely cured, and that where
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ma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption
severe coughs and colds, hoarseness,
or any throat or lung disease if you
will call at Garrison & Whittlesy, Gen.
tralia drug store you can get a trial
bottle for ten cents. OF regular size
bottle for S100.
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C0nYeyanreS.

The following are the deeds re-
ceived for record during the week
ending July 26th:
Warrantee deeds-H. Hewitt to
NJ. StatterIY, so acres for 800; R.
G. Moore to w. S. Hull, wagon and
black smith shop in Centralia, for
1850; T. ". Kingsbury ct n to
P. NOLAN, so acres for 500; L. n.
Rood and wife to John Monigan, 100
acres for $500; Ira Slocam and wife
to w. G. Baker, $40 acres for $500;
Quit Claim Deeds-L. z. Powers
and wife to John Arpin, 80 acres for
81; Il. 2. Chase and wife to John
Arpin, 10 acres for $40.
Tax Deed-Wood county to John
Conner, 100 acres for $14,O4.
Right Of Way Dced-H. Goddard
to G. 3. & N. r. R.-acres fol
&175.
Special Deed-Peter McCamley
as Sheriff to J. d. Witter, 2,28C
acres for $500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-07

Strange and Unaco0un!able. =
last Thursday evening Mr.. A. G.
Doud, one Of the employees of the
noudyiHe Stave Factory, returned to
his home in this city, as was his daily
custom, only to find it vacant Moth
ing seemed to have been disturbed,
but his wife was gone, and not return
ing he began to make inquiries OF his
neighbors as to her whereabouts En-
quiry revealed the fact that the bus
had called for her at the usual hour
for the leaving of the evening train
for Tomrh, and that with large, new
Saratoga" she had gone south, but
whittier il was impossible to conjecture.
Search revealed the further fact that
her departure was premeditated, and
that for two years she had been saving
ing up money for her going. These
facts, We understand, are brought out
in letters found directed to her hus-
band, and to other parties. Her little
daughter, girl of twelve years, was
sent away on visit by her the morn
ing of the day of her departure prob
ably in order to remove SO far as pos
sible every obstacle to her flight
The case is most remarkable one.
The parties have lived pleasantly to-
gether and have been considered
among our most exemplary people
Mr.. Doud is one of our best citizens,
and this blow to his domestic happi-
ness almost brushes him. Alteration
Of the mind may have caused the, as
yet, unexplainable exodus but the
method and cunning evinced In a sys-
tematic saving of funds for two years,
looks more like the sane act of
shrewd woman, who, with remarkable
reticence had laid deep plans, and has
successfully put them in operation.
1t is hoped that if insane, a lucid
moment may come to her, which will
cause her to retrace her steps, and
make glad the home she has, without
cause. deserted.
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TAKE WARNING.

Directly around each bronchial tube
where it enters the lungs, are about
20. eco minute air cells-in the entire
langs Coo, 0G0,G00. \ slight cold pro-
ducing bronchial inflammation, gath
er;ng Of phlegm and Slight difficulty
in breathing quickly involves the 90.
000 air cells, and finally. if not remc-
died, the whole SIX hundred million
become clogged with pus which must
be healed or lie will soon terminate.
The world Is great lung remedy. DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumn-
ton, readily heals and permanently
cures the very worst cases of lung dis
eases, Coughs, Colds, tickling in tie
throat, Asthma, Horseness and diff
Guilty of breathing in the shortest time
possible. Trial bottles ten cents. Fer
sale by Garrison & Whittlesey, Cen
tralia.
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The Machine Shops.

For some time past, negotiations
have been in progress to secure t.
our city the location Of the genera
machine shops (now located at For
Howard) ard round house Of the G
B. 6, II. r. r. On yesterday, by
appointment, Mr. Case and Mr.
Abrams, OF that road, and Mr.. Edw
Hopkins, OF Milwaukee, represent
ing the owners Of the Rabiin prop
erty in the first ward, met here L
Complete the arrangements. Mr.
Hopkins offered as a free donation
ten acres CT land and Judge Wood
agreed to quit claim the right Of
way through "forty'' which has
never been settled for. Mr. Case
AYERS that it will require fifteen
acres for all the contemplated
changes-for the shops, round house,
a new depot building and side-tracks.
Mr. Hopkins finally agreed TIC give
the Co. clear title to fifteen acres
as soon as the shops shall be erected,
provided this ciIy will ply him $1,000
for the extra fve acres.
We fad that our business men
unite in the opinion that while the
r. II. Co. are reasonable in their Of
fer, the Milwaukee firm ask more for
the five acres titan the whole fifteen
are really worth-some ofour keenest
business men claiming that, as a
profitable investment no sane man
in our midst would give over $25 an
acre for the land We have no
doubt that the Milwaukee people
will ''come down" in their price,
that our people will meet them half
way aud that our city will acquire
the coveted shops.
Tie Co. will select the field be-
tween Fred CIosuit's and The bridge
The present depot building will be
used for freight only.
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Is Your Back Lame.

Then ask no sympathy from the
young and gay, but take the famous
Kidney-W Wort and be cured. It is ex-
cellent in cures of debility from feeble
intestinal action, and its use for short
time promotes health and cheerfulness.
Sold by all Druggists. july24y1
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OF THE
THROAT,
LUNGS,
HEART,
STOMACH,
LIVER,
HEAD,

Nerves, Kidneys. Bladder, Womb and Blood
Affections of the Urinary Organs. Gravel. Scro-
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!. Our practice, not one of experiment, but
founded on the laws of Nature, with years OF
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work, but knowledge gained by years of expe-
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our charges claim not to know everything, or
cure everybody, but do lay claim to reason and
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Visits will be made regularly for years.
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The merry ring Of the mechanic !
hammer is too often interrupted By d
pain In the lumbar region, caused by
constipation. Kidney-1V ort IS an
effective remedy; and for stitches and
rheumatic pains it IS indeed blessing
Your druggist has it. julyl0ylNol
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AL Claimed for it

S. Havilaud, Salx, Iowa, says Of
the Perfected Butter Color of Wells,
Richardson & Co, Burlington, Vt
Il find it to be all that is claimed. Il
increased the selling price Of my but
ter from p to 20 cents july17y1.