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STATE COURTS.

Peter johnson begail suit In trespass yes
terday against afagn,ls Sn,nuels0ll, claiming
$4,000 damages.
d. Sander sued Henry Jones for $1,000
damages.
Horace Foster filed q bill aeainst Helen
Isobb personally, md nj administrator of
the estate Of Adm L.. 1t0hl', deceased anil
Benjamin L. Gallup, trustee. asking for q
recntyrr ant! tile foreclosure 0f Il trust deed
fur ~ .bo0 on tho f, II Of Square 11l, III the
Vi[lna.n Df haywood.
Wllin,n u. White illell a petition nskIng for
n !neclnllirs' Hen 10 the amount Of Sai0 On
tho Church Of tho Nativity.
, 1880-07-30
DIVORCES,

Minnie VIII flied bill yesterday COM
planning TINT ]cr husband, Witllnm VIII, liatl
been making It ratlier lively recently around
tllcir home fur her, until slio Is more tllan
Willing to leave HIN.
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,,--,-,
gho had sworn 70 being Spencer. W nsReu
AlcpononEh VINO ho was anu le tn!t MN
Int It was Snc1,cer:, No ,1llo,1it OF eross-
ennltl sfnkr. the w1t1ltss' tss,!-
Hniy. III" :rrtnEnaznd tho wntft nlrl clisa!1i
which 1rtlsk wore: Trnsk tai!ss III brlnfch:.a'
II tho morning. }nStt after tho train fr1ln |
Chicago arrived. lie. say 10 9ne else
but MeD0nNngll aud TrasK. ilo WhS
positive about tie rcrogltlt'oii, a,a.l
was posiltye, TINT tho alleged spencer
spike English well enough sO LINE fc
c9,l'd understand him. IrNsk was no. polttt
ed out To HIN, put NJ recognized HIN, nllea
asked tlic court 1cnr WIN no Was, aiNt WY
surprised at Lilo naite given, M sl1 t!iouEht
It was Spencer. fle cnnII mt distinguish,
lntweeli Tie 'tefe'ntnilts tnf, ttny hetOfe; NM
Trnsk wns not pointed nlts ~ !litl ING unype
forr by y Indy, 20 larns 10 entlati reGn!lGgt: ,
At tIs stage Col, lerse s'Hwntl tnnt II ;,' Mna
1rgsk's intc'lIon to lldn boi,i'Hd fhe Hill MltDi
dodge by Msk'i!E tho wlthcss II II Wtro
shown thAt TrAsk was somewhere G!se Woltitt
lle nut say that ny was mistaken. 1lle ColFt
told witness not to answer tint question. "
would depend On who tic witnessGs we're:
Witness was certain rs to tho identity of
'rrask.
was sworn, md said that he was on THO Board
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erpEnIon CnuRT - CONFESSIONS = Michael
Iir7lltd vt nj. Y. .ttMm md MarKrethn ItetnDns.
kS1.sU.-S1lfna y. isulthnanr il0llrl,neh, $l31.-
Sntn0 v. tieorso WcItli,14er, sa;s.-sumuei Il,
Dnwucr y. ", II. Smith, *i;si,M.
JltI,HE EHMlrtt-VDrsllont HMvinga Bunk V. SIlns
II. White, S1l'n.M.-atMry Stesvns =. JntIes 4.
ElYlhu1Irll. &4.EE5.01.
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LAKE GENEVA FISHING.

LAKE. GENEVA, Wis, July av.-A mag-
M!.icellt California; snilnon Weighing twelve
at..l " !,aif pounds atal twonty'elght inches
III length whs caught In tho lake to-slay by q
lmy named Lnuts Nnhr With spoon hook.
t,y tho lloll, Il. i. Fairbnnk III ls74. Sl,urt-
tli= rirrlts me much uxcite.l oyer tho catcll,
ull ,lllty tialtrnn.n Will try their luck TO-
Murrew III suyHuty-ya fret Ut water,
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whiah eoaverts the staren Hntl nssar" r"aaqrmra: aqm.:
s.e. .ntS and al :so r
ns%"ss .r r sa shS sss ~ !.
& ST: 81: :sss ssss tss sss f'yss: K;sssy..
+ Aaist. ~ MS;srcseal: MSsrsea: sy..em.
Il NanTl:hs;, StrSSYtssns IN n nna 1ny:so..tt<
siansthY resspirat;on, rsSS q. 'h' "k1a mud 'Adas<i
Il nsutss,i.os tho haesall.2 .a!nt o. poison ia Il.
1Ss .n
- ss
Ggsd and fesb1c are o"3 stn7 rs9ntfta n atiei.
es.cyo ). cssos!R9,s. RsYas',s%s s;,ss.s rns .ss., ~
..sayonsnxcno orrunnors to solicit ttado ftondrat
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.
Disease OF the Stomach, and Liver.
suestn. .n! fs5s sss%es! s. 7
e. soa a.e ,sr q NAa re s
& hoath sna SiXs 1tsaf3b fsvEx
An Excellent Remedy.
|'ssdsIs oGna a,, sr Go IN Fse;H sTso
81 Sss s$S:nf;s: u :t
s;s; S:%Ss$s ;!:s IS S
$
Third-Day Cts1ls.
NIT. . =. ,.,,,tv to1a' ,ha1 tasy GlsT ri iSbfsx H.
ss ;:f,SS Afa-pa; cSs
o,,,,;. 1;,ro,. A'S' NA'"N
- . ,; Ms;toaa"ii i,i Gg1Sf 9't'f, e; a3dI;1 II
ssss saaSs ' Il ss eoen5
All that 1t is Recommended to ;, b.: :;
psAn sN; hsvs fo1nd Y @ ssnE + 5H'a; S' iSnsx IS.
Ssaass Rss ts r. ss' saE's ."'''' III fE
-. en;s sssts' gss ess,ssr4%.ne ,,, M es;n ,,,.;.
Dnths and as atnS't ia S,ery.h!T1a TT ~ l nrt S1S S1fS
~ Bt 3s i. 81: so 4 o.s .Rss
:fs3 Il; "A IS
humanity "o2so"N"" - """s~
s.a w.,s1aaa ut 'sis sss,!e" s ne ka,e G, ,., ",
!s;:ss W. siea s Ill., i II %oSS u
nx.n.n.t. aud 1nd,reat,on.
5sS e.: ss;:; e.: s1; '$s
@aaloiaa i svsr asaa. llihAA f:AALsa
euro ror BEcnrt nI.ease. :.
, 1880-07-30
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease OF the Stomach and Liver.
cairo. Alexander TO- IT.
IKAH STR: Enf7erlnE fDr bomo tln0 with 1teadaths
an l.os,e of IN sGmNe RI Tif ns1ss
restuFett lne 10 paFfcus heAith And httenEth:
Gn. II klkaltl.lh ENA9. S4k34l.kf.
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GAP TO DRuGGl?T9. ,T,nH
neWnfo Of Counterfeit Me.l1clnp. employ ~
tFavollnvuxcnA or runAors TO solicit tsndo from dru
, 1880-07-30

.- NRlTtd4re. Honna Co.. lii Feb. q III
nnAE H1R: havD been using yuur IN ID IN Dlno9
RYKuI !ur sqti. time. and a!n perfectly sasnGd sits
puttto. Steenxtilens tho Nerves. Regulates the slI
4uh anu n0McIs. aud Kellev1s hhenm4tih1tl; toua
AUt he without It, AlltS- WEdTFAI1.
, 1880-07-30

THE GALL,
CRIMINAL CouItr--Nos. 1,547, 1,6ls, 15so, 1,o50
1,55l, 1,G5s, md ,aG5.
, 1880-07-30

Fla1Er+ Champaign GO. Ill
DLQUp bYltur haa dunH me more Rtihl tnr ktdrt5
Complaint and Heart NacH.e thHn nry other med.
cno Dyer used II also cured fn8 Uf my children u
GhIua Rnd ScfO1A1&. hiAHt&AHET Clll344
, 1880-07-30
l'apilloi. relieves nnl cures piles ut once.

Feobls digestion, kIek heut1anhe, ul1zlness, aud
falntnos4 cured W Mait RltteEs.
, 1880-07-30


DEAR a1N: This ID to certify thht yout lSDtAS
Dl,OUDEYNDP has cured ulu III tho Thirt-DaJ Chll3,
1fter ali otAGf u9ulcnes had failed. ,, ,,,o,v,
, 1880-07-30

ak8g1uk1. kA oAHT s'.T Frps
DEAR Hlits MY dAuxhtsl was aursFsr tEatnn nnodtt
pfassIun Ut MtnstTuasiun, and ftsf lA9otnx.
this ltNlcuty fur nofe snn y9Ar. Will Inv Ttmt.
VI twu phYaciHns-4no Altupnthe md 2nsnn1 2ns "tati
patEtp- rvIl1f, RIk1 flr t{At ~
medicines. AnuR VI xhIsh ut. jasne! !IsvittjF;
fbethUUxht nysulf u the !Hnfhh Ht.ooD frsvthb
YSst H. dsss.s vim Tssa r. q II r. ,Ssi
tnodicn0, unl u the Joy Vt VII syInsatbatlnH;
sha ~ xoun sostusRd 70 TtEHH!lty AD1 HeSII1MunA
, 1880-07-30

M0f{00n, C01eg @. TT
DEAR E1n. < Nnd your INDIAN D10olt sfhEf
Epcptly GtJDp Calls, and recommended a. VI
tpst tncdoina IN the ecnntry for lsh.H!nattN "a
NQusAtRia- ELI M4ICHELL
, 1880-07-30

.-.. ... l'nnttRu, Ii.ingsssa Countrt k htta
DEAR sIn: Thls il 10 corIl1J that aassSS assSSfilH2
frsasy Eshsod " usrE sa1 gnu5 Il -. I'D
buHn Hteatly troubled with Weatness. to9s ~ sgp.
ens aaakvs ME txut batu young Klfl- ! 1c""'
ulsnd Il ~ = salAablg ssasay. ,t1t,r. nAuDITr.
, 1880-07-30

Bue4inghtnp, Knnkakss TO-, H.. MAY " !';s 'sst
DEAR Hit: G,ouFtuty testif{ thak yoHt list Il
ebrated INnlAN niIN1b HfHuls KSGt tnlyrIsSn ~ ma
M[acf0p, md 10 xAly cslo1uud hf MI Tn 1hs1.
Il thsvo used Y0lr udicno with !he nnst ~ @ss
~ ae19'so Will '"''s' 'p'~'A' sHIlAM FEN!tH
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
The Expiring Parliament.

The British Parliament whose dissolu-
tion is ordered for the 23d of this month,
lacks but about eleven months of the COM
pletion of its full constitutional term, and is
surpassed in length of days by but two Par
liaments since the passage of the Septennial
Act in the reign of the first prince of the
house of Hanover. In it the Conservative
majority has never been less than go, and
has sometimes reached 125. During its life
there have been 125 vacancies, caused by
death, by resignation, and by promotion to
the peerage or crown appointments, in it's
membership. These changes mainly ac-
count for the fluctuations in the size of the
majority.
The real reasons for dissolution are not
patent The announcement took the ceun-
try by surprise. 1t was generally believed
that the Premier would permit the Parlia-
ment to expire by statutory limitation.
What motives governed his action cannot be
known, as he does not choose to reveal
them. 1t may be he believes the Conserva-
tive party has reached the high tide of its
popularity, and that now is the time to Sc
cure another great majority for seven years.
1t may be that he contemplates another of
those startling strokes of foreign policy by
which his administration has been sigma
lized, and prefers the support of an assured
majority to the hazards of an appeal to the
people. The recent elections to fill vacan-
cies have mostly been favorable to the Con-
servatives, and there is little reason to think
that their hold upon the country has been
weakened. Six months might change their
prospects and endanger their control of
new Parliament.
The Government will go before the coun-
try upon its foreign policy, for in the dircc-
ton of domestic legislation it has done little
or nothing. 1t relies with great confidence
upon the support of the body of electors that
so heartily approved the purchase of the
Suez Canal shares, the Royal Titles bill, the
transfer of the Sepoys to Malta, the occupa-
ton of Crete, and the aggressive policy pur-
sued in Affganistsn and the Transval. 1t
seems minded too, to appeal to that fear of
the destruction of the British Autonomy
which the Home Rule agitation in Ireland
has provoked among Englishmen. That is
put forth as the pretext for the dissolution.
Apparently its confidence is well-founded.
Those best informed believe that it will car
ry the elections by great majorities. But so
people thought the Government would sue
ceed when the preceding Parliament having
Liberal majority of sixty, was dissolved
by Mr.. Gladstone in 1874 That majority
went to pieces on an Irish question, the Uni
versity Education Bill. Itwould be singu-
lar coincidence if the Conservatives, too,
should wreck their power ON another troub-
lesome Irish rock.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
Fun on High OLYMPUS.

burlington Hawkeye]
"Apollo," said the god of the hyperion
curls in weary tone, ''put up that tiresome
Tyre; you make Minervas."
"You want the Tyre, then," said Apollo, :.to
be like yourself, unstrung. Well, it shall be
done; anything to keep peace betvenus."
eyes. it is very proVulcan," began the god
Of the loud sounding sea, but the rest of the
assembly Immediately howled him into silence
and he sulkiy appealed to his father if it
wasn't kind of rough to be sat on in that way
But the old man told him that if he tried to
ring him in on any Of his puns he'd eat him
up.
"And serve him right" said the gay young
Hermes, don't Boreas with any puns. Jupi-
ter's Iris sufficiently aroused now, without
making matters more Ceres"
II say" shouted Minerva, and when the
blue eyed maid from Boston Common lifted
her voice, everybody was silent, II say, Juno
the difference between Pluto and section
hand on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad?"
Because Pluto grovels in the shade and the
section hand shovels in the grader"
Loud laugh the gods, and the Paphian green
declared that the conundrum took the apple.
The applause that greeted Minerals effort
inspired great Joye himself, and he said he
had little one of his own.
Ohiy OhO' dohOu VuOACuly Will SuCu I'LL dp-
palling emphasis on "only' and such meaning
accent on Gone" that Olympus rang again, and
Jove told him if he didn't correct his elecution
he might turn in his key and pouch and there
would be new carrier on number five next
week. Then he went on: .
"Why is Venus like Horace Greeley's daugh-
ter?"
And of course they all gave it up because
none of them dared to guess it, and then,
while they were all whispering the answer to
each other, Jupiter said:
Because she married Smith,"
Then they all said "Ha," three times apiece,
and by and by Iris asked innocently,
-. Smith of Smithville?
And then great Jove ordered an adjourn
ment, and told Iris that if he ever caught her
sliding down the rainbow again when there
was company at the hill, he'd marry her to
some Indian god with nine heads and no legs
and a name that no Greek in free America
could pronounce. He then retired in great i'll
humor saying that he didn't feel very we'll to-
day himself. Thereupon Mercury sticking
the caduceas in his hat-band, went into the
shop and fixed up the following prescription
for sleeping potion:
r. Aqua pura hottsimus. ......... ....3 drzm
Lemons naturae ........................2sl y slice
sugar. lOaIerls. L Spunn
SpirituS rumenti. i................... ~. A fngrZ
DmEcTIoNs.-To be absorbed Jper labal orifce
unus every noctem ante going to somnus.
Thus did the immortal gods while away the
happy hours on high Olympus in the brave old
days of Andrews & Stoddard's Latin grammar.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
Learning to Write.
The Errors of Writing Masters and the
True Method.
London Spectator.l

London SPECTATOR
We believe that there is no single system of
naecanique for writing, and that child be-
longing to the educated classes would be
taught much better and more easily if, after
being once enabled to make and recognize
written letters, it were let alone and praised or
chidden not for its method, but for the result
Let the boy hold his pen as he likes and make
his:strokes as he likes-hurry of course being
discouraged insist strenously and persist
emily that his copy shall be clean aud legible,
and shall approach the good copy set before him,
namely, well-written letter, rot rubbishy
text on single line, written as nobody but
writing master ever did or will write till the
worlds end. He will make muddle at first,
but he will soon make a passable imitation of
his copy and ultimately develop a characters
tic and strong hand, which may be bad or good
but will not be either meaningless, undecided
or illegible. This hand will alter of course,
very greatly as he grows older. 1t may alter
at II, because tits at that age that the range
of the eyes is fixed and short sight betrays It.
self; and it will alter at II, because then the
system of taking notes at lecture, which ruins
most hands, will have cramped and Temporal
rily spoiled the writing, but the character will
form itself again and will never be deficient in
clearness and decision. The idea that it is to
be clear will have stamped itself, and confi-
dence will not have been destroyed by worry.
ing little rules about attitude and angle and
slope, which the very irritation of the pupils
ought to convince the teachers are, from some
personal popularity, inapplicabe. The lad
will write, as he does everything else that he
cares to do, as well as he can and with GER
tain efficiency and speed. Almost every letter
he gets will give him some assistance and the
masters remonstrahce on his illegibility will
be attended to, like any other caution given in
the curriculum.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
A Cool Vigintillion.

From a careful estimate, and what we can
gather from the three leading newspapers of
the State: Press, Argus and Kennebec Jour-
nal-which are reliable sheets, barring politics
we conclude that the number of tons of ice
cut, housed and stacked this year from the
Kennebec river is ,789, ~, ,456, ,7S9, 1913
7S9, 1913, 1885, S9, 123 456 7S9, 1913 1885, 7s9 1913,
456, 1923, or one hundred and twenty-three
vigintilllons, four hundred and fifty-six novem-.
decillions, seven hundred and eighty-nine octo-
decillions, one hundred and twenty-three sep
tendecilions, four hundred and fifty-six sexde-
cillions, seven hundred and eighty nine quin-
decilions, one hundred and twenty. three
quatuordecillions, four hundred and fifty-six
tredeeilions seven hundred and eighty-nine
duodecillions, one hundred and twenty-three
undecilions, four hundred and fifty-six decil-
lions, seven hundred and eighty-nine nonil-
lions, one hundred and twenty-three octillions,
four hundred and fifty-six septillions, seven
hundred and eighty-nine sextillions one hun
dred and twenty-three quintil!ions, four hun
dred and tifty.six quadrillons, seven hundred
and eighty-nlne trillons, one hundred and
twenty-three billions. four hundred and fifty
six millions, seven hundred and eighty-nine
thousand, one hundred and twenty-three.-
Biddeford Miniature.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
CAST0RIA

Pitchers CastorSa. especially adapted to
children. When the child has health the mother
can rest. Castoria is vegetable substitute for
nauseous Castor Oil, and the deleterious narcotic
Syrups sometimes used. Containing neither min
era morphine or alcohol it has received the endors
ment of physicians, and its sale is constantly and
rapidly increasing. 1t seems to be natures REM
etly for assimilating the food in the stomach,
causing proper digestion and preventing sour
curd, vomiting, wind-colic and diarrhea. This
gives natural sleep. Castoria is not narcotic
1t is as pleasant to take honey. 1t relieves the
stomach and destroys worms 1t allays fever and
very effcacious for Group. Every mother should
have it. Babies cry and grow fat upon Castoria.
mh12 d1awF&weow12
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

YORK COUNTY Democracy doesn't i'm
prove with age. In Limington the Fusion
lists at the March election essayed the noto-
rious fraud known as the Alfred plan,
forerunner of the South Carolina tissue bal
lot. In Limerick they adopted simpler
method and falsiied the count In both
towns while cheating they denounced the
wickellness of the Republicans.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

THE World does not approve the decision
of the United States Court in regard to the
election laws, but wisely and patriotically
says: Nevertheless the Court when it has
spoken must be obeyed! It is for the inter-
est of society and of all well-regulated bust
ness affairs that there be an end of contro-
yersy and of litigation! There can be but
one rule in these things for good citizens"
The Maine Fusionists will do well to heed
these words.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

THE Utica Herald states that it has re-
ceived letter from one of the best informed
politicians in Albany, stating that Charles
E. Smith, late editor of the Albany Journal,
is now pronounced advocate of the nomi-
nation of James G. Blaine for President.
He declared to the writer of this letter that
''The Grant boom is dying out and that
Grant cannot be nominated at Chicago"
The tone of the Philadelphia Press since
Mr.. Smith became its editor goes to confirm
this statement
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
Cen AuR

Centaur Liniments are the great pain-extract-
ing remedies Of the world The sale of them is some
thing immense. There no PAIN swelling, nor sore
ness which they will not alleviate, and but few which
they will not cure. The White is for Family Use,
and the Yellow for Animals. For rheumatic
affections, strains, stiff joints, wounds, gals
skin eruptions itch scratches burns, &c., they are
quick, thorough and certain; soothing, healing and
emollient.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

Mr.. INGALLS, of Wiscasset has subjected
himself to Fusion abuse by voting to en-
force the authority of the House. This is
the strongest claim to public approval that
Mr.. ingalls, has presented for long time.
An assault by the Kangaroo press is COM
pliment of which an honest man has reason
to be proud.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

The report of the Chicago Times now
covers the expression of s,576 Republicans
in Illinois, of whom 4,2s2 are for Blaine,
1886 for Grant and ,O64 for Washburne.
Blaine is first choice in thirty-sevcn coun-
ties, Grant in thirty-one and Washburne in
five.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

Boston Herald: Mr.. P. A. Sawyer, who
was Gov. Joe Smiths secretary of state dur
ing the late trouble in Maine, is making
fool of himself. Since everybody else in the
State recognizes the presen. government,
there is noreason why Mr.. Sawyer shouldn't.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

THE Memphis Appeal is sure that Tilden
can't carry Tennessee, and the Augusta
Chronicle thinks he can't carry Georgia
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor. All railway, steamboat and hote managers
will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent our journal
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 19.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases indispensable, not necessarily for publca-
ton but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munlcatlons that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

THE New York Tribune expresses the
situation briefly. 1t says: "The damnation
of Garcelon goes steadily forward in Maine."
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

NOBODY seems to know just what the re-
port of Secretary Evarts on the interoceanic
canal means.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

The Argus speaks of 'sthe stolid Demo
Gratis of Wiscasset." ''Stolid'' is good.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

A BREAK for Blaine is reported in th,
Pennsylvania delegation.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

The Promoter and Perfecior of Assirni-
lation.
The Eeformer and vitalizer of the
Blood.
-The Producer and Invisorator of Nerve
and Mnscle.
The builder and supporter Of Brain
Power.
Fellows Compound Syrup is composed of
Ingredients identical with those who con-
stitute Healthy Blood, Muscle aed Nerve
and Brain Substance, whilst life itself is
directly dependent upon some of them.
upon the muscles, reestablishing the one
and toning the other, it is capable Of effect
ing the following results:
twill displace or wash out tuberculous
matter, and thus cure Consumption.
By increasing Nervous and Muscular
Vigor, it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or in
terrupted action of the Heart and Palpita-
ton, Weakness of Intellect caused by grief,
weary, overtax or irregular habits, Bron-
chitis, Acute or Chronic, Congestion of the
Lungs, even in the most alarming stages.
It cures Asthma, Loss of Voice, Neural
gia, St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whoop-
ing Cough, Nervousness, and is most won
derful adjuLct to other remedies in sustain
ing life during the process of Diptheria.'
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing a
similar name, no other preparation is a SUBJ
stitute for this under any circumstances.
Look out for the name and address, J. l.
FELLOWS, ST. John, n B., on the yellow
wrapper in watermark which is seen by
holding the paper before the light.
Price $1.50 per Bottle, six for $3.50.
Sold by all Druggists.
jy25 FN&W&w1y31
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
Lost.

A BROWN Spaniel with white stripe on his
"A breast, had on Collar marked with the
203 Cumberland Street, will be suitably rewarded
feb2Sdd GEORGE A. THOMPSON.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12

RY gentleman from Scotland, or some place
ID where he make himself useful. Good
writer and capable of keeping books. Would do
copying. Salary no object but want something 0
do. Address G. H., Press Office. mh4
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
situation as clerk wanted.

N the upper part of the city desirable rent, in
L good neighborhood. Address with price per
year, BOX. 1884 Portland. fe28dtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-12
Wanted.
House Wanted.

RooM and board, by a lady in strictly private
~ family, must be nice people, and good location.
Address, G. l.. B. Press Office. mar6d1w*
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