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Tic Turkish qunrtcr Of Tlsnova, or rather
the vehtlgo of It, Is presided orGr to certain
co,nmnnieatlons fruu the town authorities MtHl
lrMnsnllts them 10 tue pcoptc t,1!dcF him. Hill
gariat. police aro staltoncd there. to prcye,,t
Clr(staaus 'ncdlEg With t'lr Sttlssll1mans., TUG
here of Eoo1 iccllnE between The DulRarnns
h,!l llic Turkish peasants nI'i africans. who arc
n!l lint remain OF thH fnrlncf Monhmneuah |
reputation &C. noth i: e!aases o. peaSsnas d,s1,
nv rides arounh Tlrnosa, al,tl theJ
nIwAys appear friendly w1en travelling 70,
ee.s,er,. And the I'urks aso an wen
drcsac:t asnl layo ~ Gonsl animals as their
rer.clasA OF Turks from the ctIllntrs hns set
tlett the mixed POPULATION question III AZ tnc
tnw,s .','l tit more opc1, parls ol tlie province
by leaving The Altlssl'nan neaaants quiet alnI
apparently contehtcd tinder the abso!tsto
domination Of thu ChrIstisns. In the Wilder
portlons Of the land there VIII nndunbtcuiy DC
dslbanea uaftl the con,n''tnit'es . tncfe e.. are
reg,liatcd IN tfc sano way, 5or ths Il , ne n.
cYitn'le result to be expected bpth III bu,gafa
aul lsouMcm. sl,ndafe nud religious holidays
are .n1te rigorousy observed here t'sn r. y m snS
keep opcu tlelr stlups md earrT on thelf work
publicly hnd Without h!ndrancc.
THE oEnMAN xMrzaon'a rAnrr.
BERLIN, Fab. 7.--Ycstcrdny evening tho En-.
tefof ease n'aenlnecht entertainment IN Tue
Whtte Hull OF tt'c o'a patacc, 70 Rnten moro
fhnn FIN tnffafjnn6 N1rH Ikh11eH. a II t1tE birth
a" a ,o.,,, vov - ,,"s,i,, e.a.T ~ .noa nns
a..o u'sn.5 Vi nclnn 9.aeeo tn' uea.o. ... uos
rconh with various uniforms and RaY toaiettee'
the ballroom presentcd an Imposing appearance.
The usslat court,s etiquette was observed III all
Its riEur, a1|d nothing was wanting to- mike tho
cerct,,ony warthr nf tir nIit,tnry Copttat Of En-
rope. The En.perur, who woro bis right arnt in
sling, WIS Remarkably frcsh uni cheerful, nnl
rcmulnrtl In tits lcsttvG circle several hours.
nunnAu,
y., 1art rrar,s
III. oro,t c,nrtnu. ","i xro.t Erco,,ort
A1' oie@ss o.o''ou't HUI "ioes 1"ee'ep'
Majesty over la!'d md water Lord Of the Celes-
| tial Elephant, MnsteT Of mAny White Elephants,
pcssrs,or of mnuy drscrtpt,ons OF Arms. nuj
thc Fttth Foun5cr or r3cIlrton. otbcrw,sr rhcn.
ma,. n u,r ~ t,s,,ah "n". =, .hs na,,a ~
law King OF bura'ats-~s'nst ID the caolo III
| forms III, been getting Into trouble br MURDER
| tuc nil tic Roya1 Princes md their families:
turnIn, mt hIe ncv AfInjstera chosen tn etr,.tt
~ .,ra.,t,,r ~a,sra,,,. ~, a., ,,.rn,t,
'e'"rh's anu fe'ef1nla Gcne'a'lY 10 t''c aespot,c
| why's OF hts Great. Glorious, AMI Most Excel
| lent predecessors. His iatllcr ded on The 11th
Vi September last though the fact of his death
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;i'c c Hrcis,on nf stic n,,c,tfo,, MD contrary
y;ew being taken by A1cssre. Garlan.i, Cnn:Fon
w.;l l%n,9ht n% o'vfs IT, v,ar,oo discussion VA, cut
.ht,rt by IN ncrccmcDt ll,at lie AcrRcant-ht::
Arms H.. inar,frfri 10 rco,,cst the astcinncs uf
absont ssnators.
serrsnnt"t- Arms coucurrf1lg the execution Ut |
~ rrs,rr nf lie acuatc. Mr. VoorlIcrs took the |
Goor md severely aulmndvertcd upon ths re-
fnsaI OF those present to exercise t''e eonst't4-
anec OF III own members. lia said he wfslicd to |
notifv fhc country lbnt upoh The question In.
yoIyug thr exclusion OF pcettlcnc0 ffutn The
ti'r tnwcr cot,t erred upon Il 6y tic Constitution,
mr., in.tcad Of compc]iuu members who arc
slrcninu in their beds OF ettjoYing themselves at
Forclan htlnisters' balls 10 come here md attend
attendance. lie foIt distressed antl hutntllatel
il,at a ouorum could not 10 obtained to con-
sJcr bsll Vi tbts paramount Importance.
ooe.ience d to lie order oi tl'c Senate, he had
MrPnetson. tuu G.' Burnside, <i Sharon. Wellnce,
Davis Nv. Va),-. Daruum, Bruce, ~ An
Fnrtlermores iHI tiat Mcssrs. Chailcc, Mcpherson,
ehoron. Hrlrc, unl Wallace wure detained at
shcIr lo<lgugs by. sickness: Tint Mcsst:. An-
thony, i,iaine and puvls nro paired; TINT Mcssrs
IN rereon, and that messengers sent Tor other
Senators ha,l not ret returned.
IT. Ilarras tl.crcuuuu raaved that tsc Ser
e-ant-at. Arms be Instructed to compel tho
attcndan Of the absent members, except snch
"a arc til t,vl,o In addition to those above named
ina;ude Scuatots Sargent aud Nandopl).
The mottnn was agreed to, nrd another te-
tlous period II waiting and non-actton rnsucd:
The old emp1oses of the Senate remarked that
this IL the frat time In the history OF tho Amer
lean aenato tl,at such an order has been mauc+
at 2:90 the Senate Is still waiting Tor tic exc
eution Of the orIes 10 obtatn quorum, ntd
whsn ,rn n xhtntued nm Attf,Dfntnilt will nro-
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] 6Ptclds bi*oateh 70 TIA TFtknn4
ADRIAN, Macf., Feb. 2l.-J. c. Mckenzie.
wcll.known tnvontor Of bstck-maktng uzchn.,
Slipped on an 10y sidcwat|s near aaunec s,,.,.
bridge this morning, hrcuking his right ler, IA
was conveyed holne unconscious a. ~
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A motion to suspend tho rules and pass tho
bill wAs deteased--yeas, 03; nays, 1851,
Mr, Atkins moved to suspend the rules and
pass tho Civil Sundry Appropriation bill.
The reading Of the bill. which approprlatcs
conclusion Of that time Mr, Blackburn Inquired
at Mr, Asktna II he. Us Chairman nt tho nost
Important Committee Of tho House, intended to
pass, under asusnonsiop Of the rules, bill ap
prorr1atiug seveuteen millions, With tho gag fast
encd IN tho mouth of every member, md With
out an Opportunity to hase It discussed Ut
amended. II 50. he (Black1urn} regarded 1t u
qoaata leg[slattnn.
The motion TO suspend the rules anti pass tho
h!ll was agreed to-veas, 1871; uavs, 20.
The Speaker appointed as tho Conference
Committee ou the Tobacco bill Mcssrs. Tucker,
Rahhins, aud hurchard;
The Republicans all oppoaei the suggestion
Tor night session for the South Caruina con.
tested etectlon case. and the tlouso took rocess
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow norrtnE, tho llrst
hour to be devoted to reports from tho Cou'
mlttce On Alflitary A1Tairs.
An immediate meeting Of tho Democratic eau,
tus was announced to to le'd In thu hall.
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Continued Favorable Reports from
the Ptague.intected Dis
trlcts.
Points In tho Pope's Recently
Announced Policy or
Cancellation.
Peace ct Last Concluded Between Egypt
and Abys,inia.
Indications OF Trouble Between
Servia and Albania.


st. pErxasnuno, Fob. 24.-'don. hfelikoff
tetogrnrhs to.tlny that there have bcen no
further dsaths from, nor oases OF, plague In
the surrounded GiHtrict since bis last report.
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TORN TO PIECES.

1VTfN To T1ETEH.
Anfctaf D!spdtch to 7hs Tttbuna
EAsT sAo'HAw, Mich, Feb. a4.-E, n
s"lnrlc, an cmploye In Young's mill At F..
well, waa caught today ia the main sbatt. vSss
was making zoo revolutions per minute. IA
aud leaves bride uf two weeks. Ia JsEs b.'E.1
from Scranton, IA, "@tea
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u
nuLoARlA SETTLING DOWN 70 THE NE" STATUS
Spse'a' IA Lonana 7Ia'ft.
T1ANovA Capital Of bulgartu), Fob. Each
with ,yror, ronve,a. conf,rm N, v,w. havo
w." ""o"' -, .."..''' 49, o"s na'1
already expressed ID se'a'on 10 inc po'1tlsal
situatton III these PROVINCES the dcslre for
bo rll Of tho nrcteut administration trcd,,ni.
'nst.s .n,ur ri yho nro not ,,oren,,,1Is 1,,,,.s
"a'es sA.e"s - 's ~. p''oo,a' ''.st-
Anl ppen expression Of an Intention to work
In the Constitutional Convention for 4 comulcto
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'Fevv OF the Ills OF Life0

are more prevalent and distressing than bill
ious disorders. The symptoms are low
spirits, want of energy, restlessness, headache,
no appetite, sallow skin, costivcness and 9TH
er ailments which show the liver is in dis
eased state and needs regulating, and the
proper way to do it is to use ''DR. SwAYNE's
TAR AND SARAsPARILLA Pulls" Their eff
feet on the liver and blood is wonderful, re-
moving pimples and all eruptions, leaving
the complexion fair and fresh as in youth
Price % cents box of thirty Pills, or FIVE
boxes for Sl.OO. Sent by mail on receipt of
price, by DIR. Swayne Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia Sold by all leading
druggists. Geo. c. Goodwin & Co., Boston,
Wholesale agents. Octl4-feOd&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25
ANOTHER DENIAL.
Letter from Henry w. Paine Of Boston,
Denying that he Advised the
Governor and Council.

BANGOR, December "a. 1t having been
currently reported that Governor Garcelon
and his Council have been acting under the
legal advice of Henry w. Paine, Esq, Of
Boston, the following denial of the statement
will appear in tomorrow's Wing;
with reference to the statement that Hon.
Henry w. Paine was consulted by the Gov
ernor and Council and gave an opinion that
the election law of 1877 was unconstitutional,
we are authorized to say that although per-
son stranger to Mr.. Paine, calling himself
member of the Executive Council of Maine,
did call on him for advice. yet he informed
that party that he had not the law in his Ii
brary, nor did he know its character; that he
could not give any advice on the matter and
did not, being unacquainted either with the
law or the facts of the case"
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HE DENOUNCES THE VII
famous PROCEEDINGS.
The Biggest Boom Yet {!

BANGOR, December IA. Letters have been
sent out by Ebcn F. Pillsbury, addressed to
each of the fusion mmebers elect of the leg
islature, and also to those who have been
"couuted in by the Governor and Council,
calling upon them to assemble at Augusta on
the Saturday preceding the first Wednesday
in January, to arrange for the organization of
the Legislature. The following spirited letter
in reply to one addressed to him, which will
appear in to-morrow's Wing, is from E.
Sproul, Esq, of Veazie, who was duly elected
in September as representative of the class
composed of the towns of Veazie and Hamp-
den, he being the fusion candidate;
VEAzIE, Wednesday, Dec. "a, 1879.
Hon. +. F. PILLsBuRY
Sir-Your communication of the 22d is at
hand requesting me to be at Augusta on the
Saturday before the Wednesday of the meet
of the Legislature, to aid in making arrange
ments for organizing the same. | was very
much astonished to think you could counte-
nance any such rascally proceeding in the
Governor and Council of this year, when
only last year you took such decided stand
against even the suspicion of Gov. Conner
and council unlawfully counting out the pres
ent fusion majority in the legislature. Now,
instead of seeing you depounce it in the
strong and vigorous language which you
appear equally in favor of organizing ,egis-
lature of the minority instead of the MAORI
ty, which the people had fairly chosen, and
for this you ask my aid in distributing the
spoils of such vllainy. Though was elect
ed on an Opposition ticket, and intended
to support the regular nominees of my party,
yet when the members elect are counted out
on pretences which are totally false, or exist
at best only in the malicious ignorance of the
perpetrators; when such advantages were
taken of defective blanks, sent out for this
very purpose by the constituted authorities,
so that returns were cast out from this very
cause; when some laws were strictly
enforced and others on the same sub
ject were nullifed, by which these trivial
errors could have been readily corrected;
when five Of our largest cities, containing
one-seventh of our inhabitants and one-fourtl
of our wealth, were DISTINGUISHED, and many
smaller towns treated worse by being com
PEELED to be represented by those whom they
had once repudiated at the polls, then no
longer can man with one drop of the blood
of revolutionary father in his veins, lend
his favor and much less his influence and
support in aid of such systematic villainy.
Regretting, sir, the necessity of this action.
/ remain
Yours respectfully.
+. SpRoUL.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Steamer BOrussia.

LONDON, December ~. The owners OF
the steamer Borussia believe the steamer is
still atioat, as she is built with water-tight
compartments They also think that num-
Der of the persons who put off in boats have
been saved Nothing new concerning the
disaster can be learned.
Bark Fulda has arrived at Liverpool with
five Spaniards who were saved from Borussia.
Owing to their inability to speak English, it
is difficult to get from them connected mar
rative of the terrible hardships they have I'M
dergene. Their boat, before it left the Bo-
russia, contained, beside Spanards, a mate
and three women, but no sooner was the
boat lowered than it was partly stove BY
knocking against the steamer. The mate
and women accordingly returned to the wreck,
but the Spaniards partly staunched the hole
in the boat with some clothes, and their rope
breaking, they were cast off from the steamer
They had some provisions. For five days
and six nights they were tossed about, suit
ferng terribly. They know nothing of the
fate of the Borussa.
Denial.
broken out in Maquequa.
Suffering Troops.
LAHORE, December ~. General Roberts
reports his troops suffering from over work,
cold and exposure.
Legislative.
MADRID, December "a The Senate APP
proved the bill for the abolition of slavery in
Cuba.
Marine News.
FALMOUTH, Eng, December "a. Capt.
Mcmillan and three men belonging to the
British ship kurrachee, from New York Nov
10 for Angler, abandoned in sinking con-
dition, Nov. %, landed to-day. All on
board were rescued.
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Superior Court-Judge WhitehOuse pre-
siding.

Superior COurt-Judge WhitehOuse pre-.
siding.
WEDNESDAY, December "a.
100. Joseph II. Ellis VS.. George w. Mes
ser & al, Moody for ptf, s. Titcomb and
Whitehouse for defts Action on account an.
nexed for 1000 shaved hoops, $751; interest,
$685.; total $685.. The hoops were ship
ped to Bath with others belonging to the defts.
by the deft. Messer, and there sold and note
taken in payment. Messer claims that he
shipped the hoops as matter of accommoda-
ton to the ptf., but did not buy them as al
legged. The purchasers of the hoops in Bath
failed, and only 80 per cent. of the note was
ever collected. The ptf. was credited by the
defts. on account with his proportion of the
avails of the note; or rather one Higgins,
who had assigned the hoops to the ptf. was so
credited. In this condition of affairs the
DIETS. deny their liability to the ptf Decis-
ion of the judge-judgment against the def.
Curtis for SlO.32 damages, and judgment for
the def. Messer for his costs.
POS. Ichabod Sturtevant VS.. Enos Wood
ward. Carleton for ptf, w. II. White for
def. Action to recover S25 on account for
treating and curing cancer on deft.'s face.
The declaration also contains count for la
Dor and services, and for medicines furnished
at def. IS request, wherein the ptf. seeks to
recover S25 as reasonable compensation.
The defence is denial Decision for the de-
PENDANT.
Much time was spent upon trustees dis
closure, in which an assignment to third
party was disclosed, the question being upon
the validity Of the assignment. Otis and
Carleton were the attorneys in the case. De-
cision reserved.
Adjourned to Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
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There will be public temperance meet
ing in the Methodist vestry at Monmouth
Centre, Monday evening, Dec. Goth, COM
mencing at seven O'clock, to continue one
hour and half, after which it is expected
that lodge of the /. o. of G. r. will be or
ganized. Andrew j. Chase of Portland,
Mrs. l. A. Hodgden, X. w. Dunn of Water
vile, Rev. S. T.. Smith of Winthrop, and
other temperance speakers, are expected to
be present and address the meeting The
meeting will be under the direction of Deputy
]. H. Marrow Of Winthrop. cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Members of the
order are invited to attend and participate in
the exercises.
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Gardiner Local News,

The ice men along the Kennebec have be-
gun work scraping their fields. Every one
anticipates abundance of business this winter.
The skating rink is being placed in order
for Christmas use. 1t is under private con-
troll.
The streets are full of holiday purchasers.
1t is reported that some of the Garcelon
supporters have denounced the part taken by
our ministers in the Indignation meeting. II
is hoped that they will give their opinion pub
licity so that they may be known. As the
clergy said last evening, when they knew
their duty they would unhesitatingly do it, no
man of principle can deplore such conduct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Christmas festivities will be observed at the Maine
Industrial School for Girls at Hallowel the even
ing OF Christmas Day Friends OF tine School
invited to be present on the occasion. All persons
in Augusta who would like to make gifts to the
scholars can leave them at the music store of G. G.
Hunt Water Street, at any time previous to the ev.
ening Of Christmas Day. Articles of apparel. use,
amusement or ornament, which appropriate as
gifts to girls beween the of seven and fifteen
years, will be very acceptable, and for oil such the
donors will receive the hearty thanks of the Mana
gers and officers of the School.
Dec. %, ls7g. dec22ttd
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A little cir! making some Christmas pur-
chases on the street, yesterday, for one of her
near relatives, while the clerk was carefully
tying up the delicate article, musingly sang
"What shall the Harvest Be-" Doubtless
she was querying in her mind what the recip-
lent of her gifts would give her in return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator. and it is warranted
double the strength of any similar prepare
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache and
ALL ACHES.
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Fire in Portland.

PORTLAND, December "a. Enoch Lords
furniture store was badly damaged by fire
this afternoon. The stock, valued at $500,
was much damaged. Insurance, $1,000 on
building, in st Nicholas on stock, $500 in
Commercial, $3.50 in Newark City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Our careful State officials are taking pre-
cautions to prevent the hard frosts( p Of JAN
of the State House. The windows of room
No. 20 are being ceiled up on the inside
with two-inch spruce plank, and other work is
being done to keep out the cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

We call attention to the following correc-
tion in the names Of persons connected with
"smash up" mentioned in yesterday morn
ing's Journal One of the slegh's was &C.
cupied by Mrs. Tobey, wife of George o.,
and her brother, instead of her husband.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
EreniRg Report.
Money easy 5g7 on call, closing at 5. Prime mer.
camille paper 5-a6.
The stock market was strong throughout the day,
and prices advanced to "a in the general list while
New York rose B. The principal business was Erie,
Lake Shore, Changers and Coal stocks, Western Tn.
ion and Kansas and Texas. At the close Mich. re.
acted |, and the other shares ias.
Transactions l0s, 900.
Closing bids
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Christmas will be observed at the NJ. f.
church this evening. There will be Christ
mas tree, well laden with presents for the
children and their friends; after which will
be presented an entertainment, which is new
here, but which is said to be very fine and in
teresting. There is also to be a supper in
the vestry, to which a small admission fee
will be charged to all but the children con-
nected with the Sabbath school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

The tramp (?) Of many feet, which Pills
bury predicted in his Tuesday evening har-
Berry Of Gardiner, brought six of these Pc
destrians up and located them at the Jail for
thirty days. They will probably be more re-
liable than native militia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

A party Of tom-cod fishers went out with
hook poles yesterday ''for to catch" the win
ter fish, but returned with 'nary a fish"
The foolish fellows ought to have known
better. No tom-cods before the representa-
tiyes come
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WEST INDIES.
The InsurrectiOu.

HAVANA, December "a. Col. Guerra with
fifty men, surrendered to-day.
Gen. Blanco started for the seat of insur-
rection this afternoon.
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MIME SOTA.
Coolest Weather for Years.

ST.. PAUL, December pa Severest weather
reported for years prevails to-day throughout
the State. st. Vincent. near the British line,
reports the spirit in the thermometer 50 de-
grees below zero. At Crookston. Mimi, il
stood SO below at Grand Falls 80; and at
Breckenridge 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Attention is called to the exercises occur
ring this evening at the first Baptist Lecture
room. There will be Christmas tree, and
a CHEEKY social celebration of the liquidation
of the church debt. A pleasant entertain
ment will be provided. A free supper will
be served from 5. 30 to 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Santa Claus made his usual calls last
brim. 1t is merry Christmas day to hun
dreds of the little ones in this city and
throughout the country to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Services in st. Marks church to-day, will
be at lO3 o'clock A. NJ, full service with
sermon and holy communion. Evening
prayer ut "A o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

VIM. II. Hanson, Esq, of Skowhegan, has
been appointed DEPUTY Collector of Gus
toms at Moose River. Mr.. Hanson is admir-
ably fitted to the responsible position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25

Any young man who has never "got the
mitten" can have one by applying to the clerk
at the general delivery of the post Office,
lady's glove thrown in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-12-25
WEATHER REPORT.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, |
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 25,-l a. IN. !
Indications for the Next - Hours,
For New England.
Southwest veering to cooler northwest
winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather, and occasional light rain or snow.
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Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to 9TH
er causes, is occasioned by Worms.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although efiectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable COM
binaton has been successfully used by ply
sicians, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, so hurtful to children.
Twenty-Five cents box.
+tu, th&freow &weow