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CELERY
Il s a Remedy for Nervous Diseases.
JTHat the Medical Profession Say
About 1t.
The Good Results Attending It's Use
IN
headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Indigestion. SteepfessHess
and PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come into public notica within
the last few years as nerSine bat scientific exper
in ents and experience have proved hey ond doubt
that 1t controls nervous irritation and periodic
nervous and sick headacte to marked degree.
Brown Sequard Gays that Celery contains more
nerve food that any other vegetable or substance
found in nature Celery was first discovered aud
uSed as a nerviae by French physicians about 1867
But combination of ths EXTRACTS OF CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently
introduced to the profession and tbs public by
myself. has produced such marvellous results in
curing nervousness and headaches, and especially
nervous and sick headaches, neuralgia, paralysis.
indigestion and sleepessaess, that it has excited
public attenti n and newspaper comments. and
many physicians have tested the merits Of the pre-
paraton with the bes. results quoted below from
few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
''Dr. Benson's preparation OF Celery and Chamo-
nile, for nervous diseases, is the most important
addition made to the materia medica in the last
quarter of . century."-Dr. j. ". j. Ea9ter, Of
Baltimore.
''Dr. Ber sons pills ara worth their weight m
gold in nervous and sick headache "-Dr. Il. II.
Schlichter, Of Baltimore.
''These pills are Invaluable in nervous diseases
Dr. Hamntoad, of Netc York
''Dr Benson's pills for the cure Of neuralgia are
successful. G.. r. Holman. Of Christtansbur0
Va.
These pills are SPECIAL preparation only for the
cure Of special diseases, SO named, and for these
they are worthy of trial by all Intelligent suf-
ferers. They are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache, nervous headache. dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia nervousness. paralysis, sleeplessness
and indigestion. and will cure any case Price so
cents. Postage free Fold by all druggists. Depot,
1G6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
STOTE & CROMWELL.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
1e22-tu,5t WASHINGTON, D. O.
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RAILROADS.

BAL TlM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
oI "oo1L EAsT a LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AID THE sI WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRAoKi JANNEY ooUPLERl STEEL
SCHEDULE TO rA 1sl; f5 ri SUNDAY. MAY
a :2LoH1oAdds5A HAVE E1 WSAsH,NggTos: Or
KiSssf Pix and Way Stations
st.ssbSFs. Winchester. Hsss1ssoSn. snd 7 Way
:! sasPs I'd EaE A HoRR AND pos
;;co15ssis is IastTstown and 81 Point Of socss
ts:oo.Qn sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
lo6SsMwBXITIMoRE EXPRESS ts.ops at Hyatts-
VILE COLLEGE Beiisville. Laurel. Annapolis
TN y1Snn nb4E gsssqp,s and Hanoysr r,r,.,
- AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. AA'
u -bz.nmore, KlHcott City. Annapolis and
:. Way Stations
sqnssy SRE fsF Bstmors and Way
s'gY9o0KB k k1RKHss PH1LApELpH1AANDNEw
rs Mi Y H6Si hA6
= SSss: H.ss.s.eva
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only
r :4aee-Baltmore, ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations.
TO :56-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (Martinsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at HyattsYile and Lau-
,s:o5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
f6 :45-Baltmore and Way Stations.
BEL EXPRESS.
':1TSo0IRIi5TT TSBTEasa CINCINNATI. AND ST.
to [9saPalLADELPH1A. NEW YORK, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS sleeping cars to New York
10:gH06 IT, MORE, HYATTSV!LLE. ANDLAU-
BEL EXPRESS. stops on signal or to let of
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
cept sunday.
4, Au trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office. Washington Station and
6l9 and 1851 FennsylvaniR avenue, corner i4Sh
street. where orders will be taken for baggage to he
checked and received at any point in the city mas
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NEED 0UFEER.
TSiss:ss:d re: h.s 80 aiseoyss:d . w;
Indian Ointment. Ianels box has o1rod u
vert snroqis Ss:ss e = end g -. s.ssd,ss;
wonderful eoothsng medicine. L0dooaI Insirul
@sns nd HecenaEass 40 more barn thsa 81
intease itchtpe (part1oularly at nief sfssr gsfi1
xs.M 4 hsA1 .Ss e po1ltce; gyss ips,Ssf g,
ne q tie privsts per{s. sn1 Scshlns -. g.
b. an drussistA, and eent b. man o NsQlN {
or 6iHs si SS. ONO. T WI s. sEsT xEs ~
pr1eeist, corner Penn'a ave. and 18th -. Nc
ington. DC, Retail Aren't, soblo-so-l {
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DR. n1ETEAUR,S
q ! A D a c NE Pltts

DIX uE1EAUR'S
htAo AcRt PtLL.
S SEFs es ny1pss5fgly II very sbor uns Dcss
Excess o. pie. producing regular healthy action
a fun size box Of these va,usb,e PILLS, With ,ur
directions for Q complete cure, mailed to sny Id.
dress on receipt Of nine three postaSe stamps
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
BY: THonAs GUAM. one Of the most eminens
Isnro e tns SiegGDs.y Rss.Or Mount vernon
Az!TAU1s HIADA0m PnIs have proved Cd nor 10;
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev: TaoHM GAMBIA. pastor n. Z. Church. Hs-
fenss .1 r. Md X. ,-
With great beseht an now seSentx1n;n. I'LL ss.re
OLD. and have been subject 70 CONSERVATION 4 hum
Der %, o. year.. Your PILE have acted % pleasantly
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Beg LEwn A. THmxzmD, pastor n. Z, Church.
gave Or: MsTrAvss HxApAoHr Pills 10 O
Mnm VINO vas n bed With . bad attack Of Biiione
Svet c1o IN Two days he was out attending toais
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRKKIKD.
ksyL 49, pastor y. z Church. UrbanA, vs. :
An nsye g,ed one bog q Or. MKrTAUEI HEAp-
ks; Ss: 81 T: ssesSs1 So. mem mon .s.s.
ksv; g. y Hosss. pastor u. y. Church. Ped
have gyen my wife. VINO ID q sufferer from Hsaa-
do's 49, g tns s RIIs has s1a' eaSsS hs; vop,.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fsa2-eo Sole Prspristsrs. Balsinsrs. Md.
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HEADQUARTERS!
HEADQUARTERS!
FOB DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES

Il u KS
FOB DRY GOODS at BOTTOM PRICES.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
LAHMS, LAWNS, LAWNS. s cents
LAmMS LAWNS, LAWNS 6 cents
LAWNS. LAWNS, Lawns, cents
LAWNS LAWNS, Lawns no cents
.rx,rLAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS. l2 centa
VICTORIA LAWNS, I'D cents wa - 0oA-S''
VICTORIA LAWNS. 40 cents
GOOD CALICO fast colors, AZ cents
Good CALICO, fast co.ore az ce,ts
Lace Striped NAINEOOK, cents
Lace Stris ed NAINSOOK q ca,ta
iNpta LINEhS, INDIA LINENS, 20 cents
iSDiA LlNEAS. INDIA LINENS, 20 cents
striped LINHNS, Striped LINENS cent?
srlped LIENS. Striped LINENS 8 cents
Pure Linen LAWNS. Pure Linen LAWNS Is cents
Pure Linen LAWNS. Pure Linen LAWNS. l8 cents
eeersuckef GIN6HAMS. New styles inst ont
seersucfer GlNGHAAS, New Styles, lust ont
LINENs for Boys wear. l2H. Is, 10, 40 rs CTS
LINEN DUCK for Boys Suits, IS cents.
Dotted eNISSES Persian Law SS TARL ATAN
hA11lNoS- CLOTH for Boys Suits, Is cts
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER GOODS
DRY GOODS AT THE LOWEST FIGURES.
G. N. TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania Avenue,
SOUTH SIDE. NEAR TEE STRa1x.
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PROPOSALS.
PRoP0sALs FOR PAINTS. OILS, &c.

OFF1oE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. D. O., June 2Sth lso'
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and -.
White and Bed Lead, Linseed Oil. G delivering
SC. required for painting at ~ -uiers, Brushes,
This city. viii he r. - Navy densrtments. in
NJ, OF Itr,Y liz , led at this Off, e UNTIL u
Ms.ssftsr = q, 1881, and opened imnedi steIy
Sraeis presence OF bidders ~'''s
and n,s,S sseeral Instructions for bidders
ast. forms CT proposal, will be furnished t,
tbeiu onsned dealers In the above articles upon
'"eU proper application to this Gfi-e
s-er .. THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
.isot Lieut.. Col Corps Of Eu1'rs
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E1sHE PABH HOTEL, a. 4
l. WIL1AMSPOBI, Pa NYkV
% to &15 per week. 1ksWjt

rLABENDON HOUSE.
" Ocean End q Virginia avenue. y&V
ATLANTIC CITY, open May %. lE:E&
ml4-2m DIR. r.. b. LIPPINOOTT.
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Of REFRIGERATOR. W1TE11
~ COOLERS. OIL AND GAS STOVES.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES.
We can show the largest assortment In the ciy. sn
ktlow prices. Also Oarbolized Paper, Moth MN.
dew and Water Proof. The attention Of Bnil6e-.
and others Is invited to our large assortment OF
Slate M&ntels Latrobes. Brick set Ranges. ana
Furnaces. We are agents for the Hocial and Fire.
side Jewel Latrobes. st. George and Stag Hesd
Elevated Oven Range and Radiant HOME Furnace
Estimates given for Timing. Plumbing and Hest.
ing. W. .. JK0KO d Co..
mt 7I5 9TH 1t. ~
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T Attest PUBLICATIONS..
kawlinson's Ancient Monarchies, vols. ,. a. 90
tarton's Life OF Voltaire. vols. 6. 90
2vols. IL. GO
Harper's Cyclop8dia Of British and American
..................... so
Moman's Handiwork In Modern Homes. ...... 2. 90
bartooloW's Medical Electricity. z. SO
after or Fact Girl: Leisure Mediterranean. 90
Mannela Paredes: No Name. 90
Agony Column OF the Times. 1900 187O...... LOO
REVISED NEW TESTAMENT, various styles
and prices.
Franklin Square Library, complete.
JAMES j. CHAPMAN.
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
ms OIL PsnnsYlvanfa avenue.
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NEW BOOKS.
Anthropology, by B. Tylor ..............s2OO
France and the French. by Heebrand. Is
!alIeyrsnd's Letters to Louis XVIII, CLOTH Il GO
a Matter OF Fact Girl, by Gift L III. Series 81 90
Comparative Edition of the Re 1sed NewTesta-
Il bU
Appleton's Guide to Europe &C, vols new ed. 90
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONFR,
1Ol6 Pennsylvania avenue.
~ complete % assortment OF Prsng's and Marcus
ana seaside LlDraffeg. jell
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS.
IN The Correspondence of Taneyrand and Louis
1tIII Dy faualn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10
Unbelief in the XVIII. Century, by Cairns 60
Splse.ohs 5eferai Guide to the United States 81 so
2 vola: ..:,:..:...... 900
aterman,s Speclhc Performance of Contracts 6. 81
Jumps Federal Procedure. $50
.Mood.s LsLdlord and Tenant. 6. 30
9Euisons Law Glossary Observation-Disclosures. g.
g0nes on Chattel Mortgages. so
Dlllons Municipal CCrporations q vols...... 10 90
Cards Just received.
VIM. III. MOBHIsON.
~ Law ROCKEFELLER AND STATIoNXR.
HZo 40 Pa ave. northwest.
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GUNNER RESORT IN TIE MOUNTAINS OF
- Loudon county, Va, five miles from 4
depot on the ". 4 o. R. r !; three hours 1EA4
travel from city; good spring water; pic l..iK j
Address J. II. PRICE. Proprietor. Hillsboro. Va.
te7- In.
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BONDS OF SURETYSHIP.
THE GUARANTEES COMPANY

THE GUARANTEE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA.
This company undertakes, for . small yearly
premium. TO make good to the employer. any loss
by the fraud or dishonesty Of the employees ard
therefore obvates the necessity for private sure
ties. Is is the only company In the United States
exclusively devoted to this business.
Subscribed Capital. $3.50 ono
Paid up Capital In Cash...... ............ 300 600
Despotited with Ins Dept at Albany ini ,oo ooo
United s NV S EoRk EiR;siiTi;Rs '
y: p vEhMIIYes Presldent MerOhants' Ma.
MechAnicss National Bank: ROBERT b. MN
TURN. Of Messrs. Grinnep, Mnturn & 90.
I: Hopkins. Pres. Msbash. 81 Louis =
Patton 3 Co. Res, dent Secretary, ". Il DYOK.
MAN. ~ William street. n. y
&c Ne THOM,
Aren't, No. 7l8 18th atrees northwest Washington.
D. q. m25-w&s2m
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BufnettsS COcOaino
WILL SAVE THE HAIR
and keep 1t In strong and healthy condition.
because 1t Will stimulate the roots OF the hair.
and restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.
Drugs That Ensiaye, by Dr.. q: a: Kane. &c. 81 50
Bright's Disease and Diabetes, by DR.. Tyson g. SO
How Persons ffitcted With Bright's Disease
Ought to Live, by DR.. Edwutds.......... IT'S
Constipation Plainly Treated. by DE- Ed
40
The Wilderness Cure. by Author Of Camp
~, Lon: ...;.::....;.....:-:.::. leo
dren..:.. ...... . 2 so
american Heath Primers. each. ............ so
At WIN. DALLANTYNE d SONS,
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Preventive OF Malarial Diseases
Opinion Of Eminent DR., nj. IL.
Walton, Of Annapolis. Md.
Colden's L1ebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef Is a
most excellent preparation. IG Is par excel
lence. Superior to cod liver Oil or anything I
nave ever used In wasted or impaired constifl
tons and extremely beneficial as q preventive
of malartal diseases
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WASHINGTON NATATORIUM. STREET, Be
wv TWEEN 9TH AND 7rH.-Open every FORE
Noon FOR LADIES and every AFTERNOON and
EVENING FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female
Teachers ready at all hours to give instruction in
swimming. Admission. Is cents. 1e4
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SUMNER RESORTS.

FT,HE CoLoNNADE. ATLANTIC OF rY.-House
II eplarsed. newly PAINTED and redtted through
out. Steam. ess. electric bells. spring AA-a.A
and hsir mattresses IN every room and ~ A
furnished with 81 modern improvements ~
80 insure comfort q. A BINE5.
Bot and cold sea-wster baths in the
house. tel0-fm
RAwLkI SPRINGS. VA 200 feet n a n
HI above tde-water. Capacity three VI ~
larse hotels. with accommodations for 80
so0 suests. open june 1. Tor partc uiars sddrees
Q. a. sPhlNhLl., Treas, Hsr1sonours. Va
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DIED.
HOSMER. At Concord. Mass, July 4, 1881,
MARY E., wife Of Prescott 81. Hosner, and iiau
ter Of the late John f. Foster, formerly Of Harris
burg, Pa.
sIMMS. On July 81. 1881. at 20 minutes past G
Pm. EURIDICE +. sIMMs, relict o! the late klexi-
Requiem mass from st. Patrck's Church at 10
O'Clock a. M, ThursdAy, 7th inst.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nRIvER'S SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS.
~ Attractions THIS week.-mrs. Helena Tay
lor. ContraltO; the Baltimore Quartette: Mr.. VIM.
Jaeger, Cornet so'ost, and the Greatest Ban joist
living, Prof. Levi Brown.
Admission free. 5e3O
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SUMM1T FONT HOrEL. GAITHERsBUR q
~ Mp-Ihte Resort vll he open for the n 4
RECEPTION OF guests June l5th. The stu NHAN
4tion fs unsurpsssed. 1t is handsome E.KEt
new Dui,oIns, with modern improvements situated
10 as OAK grove, opposite SUssr Lost Mountain
OEen for the first tine this season. Every effort
Sin be made 70 make IL hornelike and attractive
MhS NJ. I. sOUTHALI. S27 Vermont av north
west. tSI.sf
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NORB's HOTEL.
~ CQBB'S ISLAND. Va.
snrf bs;htns, fshins. Snipe shooting, 4
Tbis Hotei is reopeDed for the receipt IN vEEAV
Of visitors. Terms 80 per day, Sl2 per st.lE 1
Point Per steamer. Northampton TO Cherrystoae
every Monday. Wednesday sud Friday. Dr. VIM
stoskley. OF Northanptnp Co Va. will be in at
tendance to render medical aid. For further ia.
iy1-frn
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RAR0AINH-Seling on my entire stock o1
ID BOOTS AND SHOES st cost. Osu early, be-
Tore pufchaeing elsewhere. and secure bargains.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

M Assf AEIA SPRINGS. IN THE cool
saiIey OF Eirsinis, four miles frI N a n
EMilsonburg.V Va, An Arsenious Spring ,yfAN
stnfe cure for old Agnes and other ma E.Az4l
.atlsI troubles, ptsgeTsis and Kidney troubles.
Now ort u. Price $40 PER month.
ia g Z. CHhISMAN President
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LlebiS Co.'s Coca Reef Tonic
Emoodfes the nutrit1ve elements OF the muscu-
lar fibre, blood, bone and brain of carefully se-
lected healthy bullocks, combined with the
powerful tonic virtues OF the Coca, or Sacre
Life Plant OF the IncaS. and choice quality OF
Sherry wine. Beware OF limitations
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-12

The n. !. Chamber OF Commerce met
Thursday to take action on the attempt
cd assassination OF the President. Speech
cS were made andappropriatc resolutions
were adopted. Forty thousand dollars
toward 4 fund for the family the Prcsi-
dent was subscribed in less than five
minutes. 1t is intended to raise two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, which
viii be invested in United States bonds,
the income to be paid to Airs. Garfield
during her life, and at her death the prin-
cipaI to be equally divided among her
children.
All citizens Of New York are invited to
send subscriptions to Cyrus w. Field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-14

As the sun drops behind the tall buildings
on Water street and casts lengthening shad-
ows athwart the smooth surface of the Ken
nebec, these calm afternoons, you may, if
you are watching the river, see its tranquil
surface broken and a huge sturgeon sudden
" shoot into the air and fall back with
great plash Several have been seen lately
some of which would measure about five feet
1t is related that a year or two ago party of
ladies and gentlemen were boating on the
river below the city when one of these fright
full monsters of the deep suddenly leaped
from the river and fell across the boat great
ly endangering the lives of the occupants and
terribly frightening the ladies' After great
deal of exertion it was thrown back into the
river 1t was estimated that this one was
over seven feet in length.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-14

Augusta people will be pleased to learn
that it is the present intention OF Governor
Plaisted to order the State muster in Septem-
Der to be held in this city. strong pressure
has been brought to bear to have the muster
in Portland in August, in conjunction with
the encampment of the veterans. The Gov
ernor very properly objects to holding the
muster at the same time and place as the
reunion, as he thinks that event would neces-
sarily distract the attention of the men and
officers of the militia from their military duties
and cause them to turn the muster into
holiday affair. The muster is for business
and not for pleasure. He considers that
Augusta offers superior inducements to any
city or town in Maine as the place for an
event of the kind 1t is centrally located
and has spacious and level parade ground.
The muster will last about five days, and
will cost the State some $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-14

Inc Maine Farmer of this week publishes
nearly four columns of reports from special
correspondents in each county of the State,
showing the condition of the crops on the
hrst day of July. In re ferring to these re-
ports the Farmer editorially SAYS:
Our crop reports for July lst. on the
whole are not as unfavorabe as we expected
we shall have fair crop of hay. though NOT
the pountlful yield of last year Farmers
nave wisely put off having later than usual
anu VIII De gamers thereby. The early grass
VIII De a little over ripe but the thick bottom
"hlch the late rains have caused to start IN.
VIII much more than compensate for the loss
to the early varieties. Most fields are now
ready to cut and farmers in this vicinity are
briskly at work
Corn has been coming forward rapidly
during the last two weeks, and if the early
autumn Is favorable, we shall have a fair
yield OF this important cereal. Grain is
generally looki ny well though late; if the
remainder OF the season proves favorable
we shall have an average Weld of wheat.
oats and barley. Potatoes in Aroostook are
very promising. In the older portions of the
state, comparatively small area was plant
ed and the beetle has had to be fought. Out
side OF Aroostook, probably the Weld of
potatoes will be below that of last year. The
early promise Of large yield of apples will
not be realized. The June frost did some
damage, and the high winds have done still
more In this vicinity also, many apples have
blighted and fallen to the ground. An
average crop can hardly be expected On the
whole, the outlook at this time though not as
promising as our June reports indicated that
At might be, IS not such as to justify dis
cOuragement."
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WATERVILLE.

The Unitarian society had very pleasant
lawn party at Mr.. Simeon keith's, Tuesday
evening.
b. Foster, Mrs. III. 7. Eden, Mrs J. b.
Foster, Miss Bessie Stevens, and several
others, went to Squirrel Island Wednesday
morning.
Wednesdays rain was quite an unwelcome
visitor to the haymakers, who had improved
the fine weather of Tuesday.
The 5.l5 a. VI. train is quite a favorite
nowadays, especially with those bound for
Squirrel Island.
The Maine Central is improving some of
its buildings near the depot.
dancing bear, accompanied by band of
one, was quite an attraction to Young
America Monday afternoon.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the inflamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merrited rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
25c a box everywhere.
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BENJAMIN ii. Crossman of Boothbay, who
so brutaly murdered his wife in a dory, late
Monday afternoon, on the Sheepscot river
between Wiscasset and Boothbay was in
Augusta that forenoon. The man was sol
der in the war, and came to this city to con
suit with Messrs. Weeks 4 Blanchard about
procuring a pension. When he first came
into their office he was perfectly sober, but
when he returned few hours later to execu-
cute his declaration he was under the iniiu-
ence of liquor. Probably he was crazed by
the accursed stuff when he committed the
terrible deed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-14

1t now seems to be assured, that the
Soldiers Monument will be dedicated prob
ably the last of October of this year. The
contracts with NJ. j. Power of New York.
for the bronze work, and the lIallowell
Granite Company for the granite work. have
been duly drawn up and signed. and the time
fixed for delivery. A committee of eleven
is to be appointed at the proper time. to map
out programme, and make all necessary
arrangements for the dedication Of the mon
umcnt.
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In Boothbay. July Sd, Leburton kimba and Miss
Annie +. Cove, both of Boothbay.
In Garland, July I'd, Mr.. Chas. f. Stewart and
Miss Matilda Davis, both of Garland, also Mr..
Frank A. Cole of Corinna and Miss Marie Davis of
& Garland.
In Rangeley, July 9th. Mr.. Gerry A. Proctor and
Miss Ethel b. Hewey both, of Rangeley
In Gray. July 9th, Mr.. George II Prince of New
Gloucester and Miss Louie f. Mountfort of Gray.
Ackley and Miss Lucy A Jameson, both of East
Machias.
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There is apparently going to be a boom for
this summer, bringing ten cents at whole
sale. This market has become quite bare,
however, and dealers are short of stock. The
Portland New York and Boston markets are
reported short 4 sudden demand for eX-
port has sprung up. and the shipping markets
are excited over the cheese question. Prices
in the wholesale markets have advanced.