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CUTgCUEsA REsH EDgEs
For Rood. skin and scalp Mumors,

Are prepared by Weeks 4 Potter, Chemis 8
and Druggl 10, $50 Washington street, Boston,
q runt street, Toronto, Ont, and snow
HI, London, u dsod by all Druggists. Price
OF Cuucura, smsl, roxes, 30 cts. large boxes,
sl Re>olvent, 81 per bolt e; Cuuoura Medi-
cinal Fnilet soap, % per oak Cuticura Medi-
Gil al Showing Sotp, 10 Gems; III bars Tor Bar
bers and large consumers, 80 cents
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RING WORM EHgMOR

OfSiX Years Duration cured by the
CuticurR Remedies,
Nlessrs Weeks x Po ter; Srs, / have had
aringworm humor, got AZ he barber's, for six
years, which spread al over my ears face, and
neck, and which itcheu and irritated HE a
3. eat deal have used many remedies by adj
vice Of physician without b.retlt Your Iutl-
cura Remedies have ent rely cured me, taking
every BIT of humOr on my laCt and leavil 1t
Us suuO0lh rs q dlliar lsnank YOU a. ain for
the he p it has been to mo.
ESQ w. BROWN, Mason.
Is Marshall st Provid, nee, X,
Nov. 20, 1879
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I.nIIics

VIII find no trouble in getting fitted in a
fine pair of shoes at Leon Kahn's-we have
them in all styles and last, and fully war;
rant "vary pair custom made shoes sold
hv H.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.


n oTlCE - Advertisements NAV be handed
into our business onlce up 20 D. M ,
anu INTO the composing room up TO n, m.
A RAKE tHANCE-A sober, steady. ener.
N getio man, 20 years experience In active
nnSln' s. graduate OF two Commercial coll
legeS; No salesman and solicitor, UNDER
stands thoroughly, dry goods, grocery, cotton
commission, hardware aud farm machinery
CUISINES IN all departments; NV" years In buS
lness IN counties around Dallas; personally
acquainted with The trade watts a place In a
go q house, at reasonable salary; can be
useinl In any department. References In City
an Couptr unquestionaOle. Address Sales
man, care Herald oni'e.
NOtl'h Schs | Farniture-rarles having
~ school furniture FOR sale, can dispose OF
me same by calling upon James Il. Simpson,
President u lard Of School Trustees
NOflCE II you want your furniture
~ piano oilice fixtures, baggage, trunks,
Nc, moved, Ncked and shipp d, or imp cked
win care amt cheap,do not tall to call on II f.
kr-nler or er" ] II at JOINS Il Murphy's,
10 Main street, will be promptly attended to,
II convenient, one or several days prev ious
Rates from 25ct1 upwar 81, per Loaf
NoVlCE- hSir' re, Gated In the beat style,
~ and at snort notice. Leave orders al
Herald Office, and they will beciled for.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


VA ANrEn-Two Bell Boys, at the Grand
w windsor hotel
M ANrED-IIands u cut broom corn, In
w quire at Br ON Factory.
NTANTED-rD Mt, 4 comfort .ble honse
w with ii = or six rooms, on or before 81
Ct october by responsible party. f. A. q +,
Herald onlcs
A ANTED - immolinte y, four 1rst-class
w Ironers and Washers; also one good
man, Amply IT City Laundry 7O6 Commerce
rect. Good ways.
WANrs u -Shoe-msker, On reg cair-boots;
w steady employment. j. T. Sullivan &
Co Corsicana. Texas.
NY ANlGD - A man to lake care OF n few
w COWS, fog private family: q good, per-
anent place. Apply to Zimmerman 4 Co.,
lO9 Elm Street upstairs,
NfANTND A good cook, for small family /;
w aman preferred, A, Hsrwood
September 2, $50,
Wy ANTED - Good cook. Apply at Col.
w MarIin's, Glib Ross ave-, or to l.. G.
McAlllster, 6l9 Main ST.
WyANTEp - A good cook Apply At Mrs
w Jones', on 0leandor st., bstween San
Jaciuto and Cottage Lane, or to Chas. Fred.
Tucker.
WANTED - To trade a house aud lot, in
w, sulphur Springs, or stock of horses In
Dallas conaty, for Dallas property. Apply to
Jones Murphy.
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c lltiiCJl.rIa
SKIN
R Z. EM Z: I'D l e. S
Cnre Sl,in nIsnn.n. h Snn T.
SKIN
Cure Skin Diseases and Scalp AfTec-
lions with Loss Of Hair

The Cuticura Remedies are maryels of cura-
tive power tern ally the Cutcura Resol-
vent cea SIS the liver and kidneys, regulates
the stomach anu bowels, enrlches the blood Of
scrotula, scfJiul us, cane, rous aud cauker hu-
NOR. Externally, CulicuIa, a M dicinal Jelly,
removes III scaly cruss heals humurs, lcers,
sores, Itching pllts, and all itching affections OF
The SKIN a"a scalp, with los, othair, and is adj
sotehlng, he ling, AID eXqusitely perfllmed
toilet, BAN, ana nuNer, sanatyr, the Cuticura
Medici 81 Toilet soap. Gcuiemen say the
o4llcura Medicinal Shaving soap Is worth its
Wpiull iu " HI
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Europe

Cheapr tes to and from. Bremen to Dallas.
Only $50. Apply to W. X. Wheelock, cor
ner Main and Austin streets
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Agent for grangers of Georgia"

Your cough is relieved, and good nights
rest is certain, after dose of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral.
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YOuIng GENTS.

Go unto Leon Kahn when you want pair
of hrst.class French calf, and govt, hand
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be agreeably
surprised to see how small and neat we can
make your foot look if you will give US a
chance.
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PSORIASIS

Nineteen Years of suffering and Hun
dreds OfDoilars for VI edicine
Alessls. Weoks& Potter. Gentlemen, IL hav
been athlete lvr .ineteea years with psoriasis,
aud have spent hundreds Of llrs for doctors
and stun they calI blood paIillors. Doctors did
not know whpt to ctll my Il '6se. 4 would
scratch nights until | scratched myself, raw 4;
then y could dry and ,orm into scales, which
would all be scratched OWneNt niph and 50 on (.
have been completely cured by the Gu icura
Remedies. Most kesle &c lul y,
1llJaAS DELANI.
Concord ST., Custom Mills,
Memphis Tenn, Jule IL, lS79,
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49, s--.--~-~ ,-,--
c0LLlAs' VOLTAGE PLAsTERs

They vitalize, strengthen AMI support weak
and painful ArtS; re 1 We chronic ailments
the yer md kidney aOsnrb 20 sons and thus
prevent foyer and ague, IN tlarial and cOnta-
geous iseases, and when placed over he pit
Oi the st mach, p event dyspepsia, bilious collie,
cramps and pains. Price, % cents.
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PHI YSIC2AN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON DIR. NOR
4 TON. 0fnoa, in hrs' rational hank huild-
lag. Residence, San Jacintost, near Leon
ard
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The "CINCINNATH HOUSE" Is newly
furnished; board and lodging 81 per week
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The Enss Smoke.

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smok-
ng tobacco. headquarters Trinity cigar
actory.
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BOARD.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-CheaD-- nice light buck board
Il Inquire at Red. Ro6bers0n's Livery
stable.
ENJh SALE - Elegan: Resiuence for sale 80
A. One Of the mos. desirable, cOmmOdious
AMI comfortable In Dallas or vicinity. In
quire at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
msrci u office iansdtf
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h oTlCE - Advertisements NAV be handed
lnto our business otilce up to s p. M,
Ahu lhLO tne cOAnaAlng room nn 70 a. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-16
ELECTION RETURNS.

PARIS. September Is. Returns from the
whole county, except Lowell, Indicate that
the republicans have elected their senators
and all county officers except sheriff.
Lowell gives 80 republican majority. against
fusion last year. Probably the entire re-
publican ticket is elected.
Returns of governor vote in Oxford from
every town but one and two small plantations
give Davis 1924, Plaisted 4 ,202. Republican
majority, 90. The balance of the county
gave 81 fusion majority last year. The re-
publican ticket for senators and county Off
GERS appears to be elected. unless there are
errors in returns received.
Most of the republican candidates run
little ahead of the governor vote, except the
sheriff, who was cut % votes in Mexico.
FARxrSGToS, September Is. Republicans
have elected senator, three representatives.
and the entire county ticket. Governor Da-
Wis and Mr.. Frye have about Is majority.
PORTLAND, September Is. 373 towns give
Davis g. 1888, Plaisted &c, 943, scattering 1928.
Remaining towns gave 1,s46 fusion majority
last year. If Davis gains 202 votes in them
he will have plurality.
The legislature now appears to stand
Senate-Republicans 81; fusion, 10. House
Republicans, 81; fusion, 81. There are
two ties
10 additional towns-being the remaining
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Plantations of Flagstaff and Range two are
not heard from.
Republicans have elected one senator,
clerk of courts, and possibly judge of pro-
bate.
Is towns additional, making all but two
small towns in Somerset, give Davis $40.
Plaisted Cos, against last year Davis 5o4.
Smith 563, Garcelon los. Republican gain,
Sc. 405 towns give Davis 69,9l2, Paisted
6s,57l, scattering S2S. Darts plurality.
l,S4i. Same towns last year: Davis &c, los,
Smith 1859, Garcelon 1896, scattering
262. % towns TO hear from gave last year
Davis 500, fusion 1859, fusion plurality
of l,319. Deduct Davis plurality now in
and Plaisted has left IS plurality. The
question of majoritys now dismissedtill fusion
gains come in.
No more towns expected tonight. Senate
stands at last accounts % republicans and .
fusionists; House So republicans, O. fusion
lists, and , tied. Complete returns in first
district ensure Reeds election by about one
hundred majority. Constitutional amend
ments are probably carried.
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HASKELL T. ADAMS.
Their New Building.-One of the Rest
Locations for Wholesale Grocery
Store in Boston.

The well-known house of Haskell & Adams,
have purchased from the estate of the late
Franklin Snow, the Moody 4 San&ey Taber-
nacle building which is rebuilt on Commerce
Street, with a frontage of over two hundred
feet and covering an area of over ten thou
sand square feet, giving them numbers
on said street from "A to Il2. Messrs.
Haskell & Adams have purchased the
building outright, and secured ground
rent tor eight years from July lst.
1t is believed to be good investment As it
gives better opportunity for the display of
goods than is possessed by any wholesale
grocery house in Boston. The building has
but one floor and customers will not be COM
PEELED to mount flights of stairs, or endanger
their necks on elevators. They have also
secured the store No. l73, SO. Market Street,
owned by the Quincy estate, and directly in
rear of the Tabernacle, which they propose
to connect with said building, thereby giving
them an entrance on both streets.-NeT
ENGLAND Grocer, Aug. 2I.
This house is represented on the kennebec
by Mr.. A. C.. Manson, who has built up
large trade with the firm among our mer-
chants, and they no doubt will be glad to
know of the success that warrants this
change.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
nj AlNE.
Cumberland County Fair.

SumDeTlauO SOunty rO1fs
PORTLAND, September Is. The State Fair
having gone to Lewiston this year, the Cum
berland County Agricultural Society arranged
a grand fair in Portland, which opened this
morning.
As heavy eastern storm made the attend
dance small at the park, the opening is sus-
pended until tomorrow, and the stock, of
which there will be good representation, is
partly there. The rest will come Wednesday
and Thursday. The trotting horses have
arrived, and the trotting will be the finest
ever given in the State. Large purses are
offered. At the hall the floral display is I'M
usually fine. The display of household goods
is also large. The general display is varied
and expensive.
Annual Corporation Meetings.
Annual meetings of corporations to-day,
elected officers as follows:
FRANKLIN COMPANY.
Clerk-Edward l.. Wood.
Treasurer-Wm b. Wood.
Directors-Nathan Cushing, Jacob Ed
wards, VIM. F. Frye, VIM. b. Wood, A. ID.
Lockwood, Lyman Nichols, F L. Richardson.
BATES COMPANY.
Trcasurer-Jacob Edwards.
Directors-A. f. Hildreth, James W.
Clark, Jacob Edwards. ID. n. Richardson,
James II. Gray, VIM. Hill, Isaac T. Burr.
Clerk-John G. Kelley.
HILL Mill.
treasurer. l.. Richardson.
Clerk-Fred Il. Sand.
Directors.J. G. Abbott, n. ID. Whitney,
T. L. Richardson, Thos. Nesmith, Lyman
Nichols, Jacob Edwards, Geo. Higginson.
ANDRosCoGGN.
Clerk--A. ID. Winslow.
Treasurer-NathanielW Walker.
Observation-Disclosures W. Walker, John
A. Blanchard. +. Pierson Beale, Charles III
Fiske. Geo. F. Fabyan, Nathaniel Walker,
A. +. Hildreth.
CONTINENTAL.
Clerk. G.. Pencil.
Treasurer-Wm. b. Wood.
Directors - Nathan Gushing, VIM. j.
Rolfe, Lyman C. Nichols, c. Wakefield, w.
b. Wood.
LEWISTON GAsLIGHT CoMPASY.
Treasurer-Edward ID. Wood.
Clerk-W. b. Wood.
Dircctors-C. +. Harrington, T.. $. Davis,
Lyman Nichols, f. l.. Wood, F. J.. Richard
son, John b. Cotton.
LEWISTON BLEACHERY.
Treasurer-Wm. B. Wood.
Directors-George Dexter, w. b. Wood,
Jacob Edwards, Thomas WiggleswOrth,
Theophilus w. Walker.
Clerk-Edward L. Wood.
MACHINE COMPANY.
Treasurer and clerk-Fred Kelley.
Directors-N. W. Farwell, G. / Barker,
James Dempsey, +. T. Gle.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGtN.


Mr.. Dexter w. Washburn, young me-
chanical genius. at whose feats Lewiston has
oft times marveled, now is making telephones
of his own design, and succeeds in construct
ing microphones, equal to the Blake trans
mitter, in capturing sound waves.
ARoosrooK.
Five hundred and seventy-nine cheeses
have been made at the Houlton cheese fac
tory this season. They will average fifty
pounds each, making 2s,950 pounds.
CUMBERLAND.
Near Cape Elizabeth depot Tuesday,
man named Pummer and his wife were run
over by gravel train at the crossing and
both badly hurt. The man lost a foot and
the woman's hip was dislocated.
Bridgton Acadamy has one hundred and
twenty students the present term. among
whom are thirty-eight teachers and fourteen
voters. There are twenty-three in the senior
class who will be prepared for college at the
close of the year. of which number eleven
are ladies.
kENNEBEC.
Mr.. and Mrs. West of Honolulu, Sand
witch Islands, were in Gardiner last week.
Mrs. West was formerly the wife Of Frank
Osgood, resident of that city and, after al
absence of thirteen years, returns to visit her
Itlfthts anu JIituuss attohhpauit' W hSA
husband, who is wealthy importer Of that
Island.
LINCOLN.
Mr.. w. r. Jones, of jefferson, soon starts
for South Africa, where he expects to go to
work in the diamond fields.
OXFORD.
The Woodstock Iron Works will not COM
mence the manufacture of iron till about the
first of January next, for the reason that wood
enough cannot be procured before that date
to insure constant supply. The product
will be sent TO England to be used in the
manufacture of car wheels, as none but char
coal iron is suitable for that purpose.
SAGADAHOC.
The State of Maine Live Stock Associa-
ton will hold its first annual meeting ut the
grounds of the Bath Driving Association
Sept. 18th, 10th and 18th. The chief object
of this fair, it is generally understood, IL for
the sale AMI transfer of the choicer breeds Of
live stock
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MONUMENTS TO DISCOVERIES. A friend Of
ours hearing il said that sail famous discov-
erers have monument" remarked: "Yes,
all but one; the discoverer Of Brighf's Di-
sease. But there is man, VIM. f. Clarke
of Providence, r. L., who is entitled TO a
monument, for he makes a medicine that
cures Bright's Disease, and all diseases of
the Kidneys, Liver. Bladder, and Urinary
Organs. 1t is called HUNTS REMEDY.
the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine Sold
by all druggists. Trial size, 15 cents.
f&weilw
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ssAhmX-
TUESDAY. SEPT. IA.
o'a'e vs. Edward E. Wiggin and Edwin A.
uetcheil, indicted jointly for keeping liouor
nuisance at their saloon ON Water street, be-
tween May first and the present term. E.
w. whtehouse counsel for defts. The GOV.
erhment offered the testimony of three mr.
iee, OF the police officers. There was no
.siuence on the part of the defts The coun-
attorney put in also the evidence of a
lormer conviction of the defts. of the same
guilty 'e''e' Vi
State VS.. James Burroughs. E.W. White
house for def. This is an indictment of the
same character as the preceding, and was
aiso gwen TO the jury upon the testimony of
tue poiicemen. No liquor was ever seized
upon the premises, but the store was fur
nlshed with convenient dump for DESTROY
ing II on the approach of the enemy The
case was arrested by the arrival of the hour
u adjournment just as counsel had concla-
ded their arguments.
WEDNESDAY. September l5
The case of State VS.. James Burrows was
nnlshed and given the jury. After deliber-
ating nearly all the forenoon. they found a
verdict of not guilty.
state vs. Oren Longfellow of Hallowell,
ihdictea for the larceny of bank bills to the
amount OF s2s. In this case also the jury
mad considerable difficulty in coming to an
agreement, but finally returned with a YER
dict OF guilty. Andrews was counsel fol
deft.
State vs. Fred w. Mclaughlin. Clay for
oeit. Indictment for keeping liquor
nuisance in Gardiner. Trial nearly finished
The indictment against young Stevens for
an attempt to shoot and kill Eliza Lynn, on
the new Halioweil road last summer, will be
called up tomorrow.
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STUDENT WALTERS.


The Bates students who have been acting
rs walters at the Glen House, this summer.
nave returned and report delightful sum-
mer. There were ten Bates students at that
hotel, this season, FIVE from Amherst, three
from Harvard, and others from fitting schools
-thirty-eight in all. The students get gen.
erous fees from the guests-averaging about
$50; some as high as SO. One student re-
old lady who was so favorably impressed with
the young gentleman's talent, that she deci-
ded to pay his college expenses for the next
two years. The transient guests generally
''perk" quarter; the permanent guests gen.
orally do dollar a week for the waiter.
The Glen House treats the boys handsomely,
giving them as good fare as the guests have.
The boys work from 64 to 10 A. NJ, from
to 4, and from to . p NJ. The young men
use their leisure time in reading, walking,
making hammocks, etc. One returned Bates
student says he waited on one table at which
there were five millionaires, including Tom
Scott, the railroad king. They came down
handsomely with their loose change. Most
of the guests were from Boston and Phladel-
phia. The ladies blazed with diamonds. The
English, French and Brazilian ministers
have been at the Glen this season. The ex-
penses of one guest this season, were 81, 100.
The college boys have been accustomed to
sing in the parlors, Sunday evenings.
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In reply to the many inquiries which we
have received regarding a most prominent
modern remedy we would say: To the best
of our belief Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. is pure in its nature, efficient in
its action and certain in its results. We
have learned of some remarkable cures which
it has effected and believe that as a proven
tative of disease it is unequaled. For deli
cate ladies and enfeebled men it is invalua-
Bile, and its pure vegetable qualities commend
II TO the favor and use of all. t&weodlw.
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in the human system is the Liver 1t not on
Il, secretes but regulates its distribution.
When it becomes dormant the entire body
sufars the stomach grows dyspeptic, the
hnwals are DISTRACTED, the blood becomes
contaminated and the nervous system de-
rsnged, DR.. GRosvENoR's LIvER-AID COM
nIe,elv rectiies every irregularity of this
g great secreting organ. Piles, sick headache,
slim disease. constipation, acidity OF the
Stomach. are speedily eradicated by it. 1T
- s.rE PROMPT AND THOROUGH.
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1t is now reported that the fire which
burned Frank Severance's livery stable lues-
day night, was the work of an incendiary-
II burst out of the rear of the building while
the stable was deserted, and it is reported
that man was seen skulking away from be-
hind the stable shortly before the alarm OF
fire was given.
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Gardiner Local News.

J. Gray and son have commenced pilIng
logs at their wharf. That means that little
something will be done this winter.
VIM. II. Moore has purchased the house
of J. NJ. Rowland, on Washington street, for
5000.
The recent rain is gladly welcomed in this
vicinity. Crops needed it badly, and 1t has
filled up the wells which we're mostly dry;
The stream too, has risen. This has pleased
the manufacturers considerably.
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Honor to Whom Honor ia Dus

In concluding we must say that much o.
the credit for the success of yesterdays re-
unlon-and 1t was one of the most successful
ever held-belongs to Mr. Lewis Selling of
this city. Early and late, in season and out
of season, he has labored untringly W it'll an
eye single to the interest of his regiment
His glowing face last evening was baro
meter which indicated the happiness which
he felt. All honor to Comrade Selbing
Captain Lane voiced the sentiments of all
present in his witty screed of poetry -
Who cares in this crowd what Homer says
" the warning men of ancient days?
W hat matters it now to you
Though the Iliad or Odyssey
May tell of the time when Trojan corse
Was tramped by the foot of Grecian horse.
But it startles world that now come down
TO tell of a man from my native town.
Or a man obscure, unknown and plain,
But who once belonged to the old Third Maine.
When Slavery, pressed by Freedom hard,
Fired up the heart of II Beauregard.
And the first red shot on Sumpter fell,
And the eagle screamed like Il scream from hell
] felt, somehow, and wrote and said
We had II big, old trouble ahead
With all my faith in God and such,
With all my religion-and that wasn't mach
My faith wasn't clear and my hope wasn't bright
Till Lewis Selbing went into the fight.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hours.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, d. c., September l6.-l a. m.
For the New England and Middle States.
falling, preceded in eastern portion by sta
tionary or rising barometer; northerly, back
ing to warmer westerly winds; partly cloudy
weather and local rains. Cautionary signals
continue at Eastport.
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town in Oxford. the remaining towns in
Kennebec, in Knox and Is in Washington
give Davis 1854, Plaisted lao. Same
towns last year: Davis 1885, Smith Isl,
Garcelon $40, scattering 2. Republican
gain, I.
SkowHEsAN, September 10. Vote for
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ST. Catharine's Hall will reopen this morn
ing at ten O'Clock. Bishop Nicely will be
present and deliver the opening address.
The friends and patrons of the school are in
yited to be present.
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In East or West, or North or South,
They to themselves an outrage do
Who cannot boast fresh sweet mouth,
With teeth like pearls begemmed with dew
When SOZODONT all this supplies,
And works the charm before our eyes.