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, 1881-06-12

Lang amt Wafer
rcnd with much Interest In your last issue
the following passage: ~ | observed curious
thing one tluy Mtc!y. Some food had been
thrown eut 10 the starving birds by aone Good
Christian. when \ roof came down and flew back
III where be had left another rook sitting ia
very wcak-iEokinH condition, and fed her VIII
what 1c had picked up- This he did twice In ny
sight before taking anything himself. 1t was
very fnterczttns sight, and was very nucn
pleased with it,"
WAS particularly struck with it, because l
hau soItlt: time previously received from cur
respondent in Wales II stranger TO tue. u PIT
c'sely Similar account of another of these oltos.
"hat wanted to meuuo,l wis thfs. Oue daJ,
IN the hittereSt 1f she weather, when I A.H SURF
our friend tho rools I have spoken Of WIS n, u,
decd rcd'1ccc TO great extrcsnitfe5- the ots9
nevertheless performed the following gooo
deed. It picked up bit OF bread. carried u 10
a1other snok- which sat OIL the terr:tce vail. loo
shy to come nearer, anu fed it there. Nor Was
this after having satisfied Its own hunger. f0rN
had only just al;@hte1." When put this little
story DOWN had IL 1aisEivipg that Any one wno
might read 1t would scarcely be disposed to be-
l'evc it. rs beyond cred!b!lity. -Iw;ts therefore
fns1ch Srntfficd ut having so soon afterward secn
such an esactly smilar fact recorded Ia cor
robGTndon OF it. as uhnve, 1t was indeed.
think. very touching incident, and one to MAKE
every one, should hope. who reAds 1t. haVe
much good feeling for all Cots creatures.
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| Vanderbilt. Y. II. Ketchun, and Jaues Fla.
r., yr.ti1'' Chicago; propeller Wlnslow, copner'
| Hancock. 0FPet.
Cicured-Propcllcrs v. II. Kctchum on;7 o.,-
| Chicago: propeller Wfnsinsy. HHncock. "a'os
Charters tc-s'ay-Schuoner Eliza Gcr!ach n,
arr!ve}: coal trShc'''y=s,l. 81 ''o
I Canal frtic hts remain Unchanged o+ : .
| for wheat and Il: for cnrn een9
| Shipments, ILL., ,OUU bushels
MILWAUKEE,.
I Special Dispatch to 1!,e Chicago Trih,r>
MILWAUKEE, June iI.-(,ruiu ireithta nro
changed. CharterS--ro Buffalo. 'schooneu w
n. isnntI, wheat ut I cents: schooner = :.
lia3ard. wheat OH through rate, Capacity. =:
Clcarcl-Sckoouer n. c. Richards. forreo
noba; schoorleri Monitor. u. u. Bond. = s'~a
Genr$er; :: y: T. f. :,1 Wats9n: A. ,; Moore, and
PORT cnLEOKSE.
Spteial Dl.pate'. to The Chie,oo Tr1.,,.
PONT CoLHOtsSE. Ont. June li.-P;1s;ci. d,,r,
Schooner Lewis ht'ss. Chicago To Kirns,nnn nvnn :
rrc,,l, :.tncru cargo; d. K, Van AlIcn Cb;aen on-
to Kingston wheat; stca'n- har.c Good iii ~
lcttu to G..'[en>iItlr!:. general car.-o *' 80"
Er,-SclOoucr l',llilu;r, Kingston tn Tall,
light: propeller Celtic. Montreal TO Chit.,ro "e
cral cargo; Dromctiiry, Toronto roTolcn j.fh,
ToLEDo.
Sptefal Dispatch to Tie Ctlcqoo Trjh,,.
TOr.Eno. O.. June 11.--Chartcred ,n7.,.
Schooner l.. Sca1o1,, wheat to Os1yyxp e.: oaas
schooner$ f}ur::cy and Eveleigh, cedar T;u,s,
Island TO Toledo. :; per cr,l IN rail: schooaas tuss
schooner At1n0snhcre. railrt,ad iron rre Sea1s;
Huron, O., 81 per gross ton free on bonrI ~
IIOCGNrnS.
Special Disp1teE to Tie fT.ieaeo Tr;b,
HOCt;:IroS, Mich. June I1.-Arr{ye, s.,
Icrs Muni5tcc, from Duluth; Arctic frnn, n'et
fAln. oaA~
Clenret1-Propcllcrs Manistee, for ch,o.
Atlantic, for Buffalo; steamer City Of fsaxo,
land, for Detroit. ~S'e-
MUSHROOM.
Special Disput:1 to The Chtceoo Tfn,n,
MCSkEG0N, Mich, fune I.-Clearancas ~
day. -. Lumber shipments 4.14Q,009 feet "
The cleurancps for the week cntiiry In n1ob+
~. Lumber shipments for tho same nerind'
II, 5c9, ,DO0 feet. feN'o4'
CLEVELAND.
Sf<cta: DfsuafcA 10 Tie Ctic9ao I'rfhttn,
CLEvELaSD, o. June Observation-Disclosures
Sheldon and co11sor1 Ely, ore, Maruuetfe ~
Cleveland, 60 cents
Cleared-schooner Reed Case, for Rsclpe
coal. '01
Special Dt5oateh to The Chicago Iribun.
ERIE, PHI, June Observation-Disclosures
Wo-co-keu, Marquette; Lycoming Ch{caen
flour.
Cieured-PropeIlcrs Wo- -co-ken light. Escana.
ba; Lycoming, merchandise, Chicago.
STURGEON BAY.
Speciai Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago Trtbuns
STURGEON BAY, Mich, June u-Deparred-
Scabfrd.
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Special DIpateh to III: CHICAGO T4iauac.
DETROIT Mich. June ll.-Passcd down-pro-
pcliers ST. Paul and schooncrs Curl;nRford and
Owasco, Gordon Campbell, Kussit, Idaho, Juui-
alta, Annie Young, Colorado, and India; steam
barCeS Vanderbilt, Norman, Westford and
bargcs, Garden City and bargcs, Fred Kelley
and consort, Warner with schooner John C. Har~
ri5on, S. ]. Tilden, Howell anu barges, F. f.
Birckhead and barEcs, Oakiand and bargcs, por-
tor ChAnlbertin and barges. c. ]. Kcrshaw. Belle
Cross and burgess; tug William Goodnow and
schooncrs John O'Neill, C. G. King, Eato Wing
low, and J. kelderhouse.
Passed up-propelers Milwaukee, Nebraska.
Nissahckou, ST. Louis, Dean Richmond Mis-
souri, and bnrscs, and Northerner; stca1n- -barges
Allddtescx and baryes. Everett and consort, F.
a. Morse with schooner George II. Warmineton,
Ralc'sn with schooner Luccrnc, Progress, Mack
1nAw and barge Clinton, uad schoouers Grilnsby
and Clyde, Rhod. Stewart and schooner Acorn
and bnrScs, Henry Chisholm aud schuoners
Thomas Quaylc, Negauucc, Francis Palms, ard
Aara Cobb: schooncrs Mineral State, 81 Davis
Caledonia. John Price. aud Seaman.
clearcd-Propcller Nashua.
Wind south, six miles.
FORT nrRGS.
PORT HURON, Mich. .Iune Il.-Up-p ropellcrs
"1ssah1ckon, Nll~aukcc, Nebraska, Glasgow,
and bnrgcs. schooners 3. F. Bruce, Thomas pur-
SONS, Qulckstcp, Champion, Mystic Star. John
7. Mott.
Down-Propcllcr e. J. Kershaw, Annie Young
Eentun anu barEes- Belle Cross and burgess s. /,
NorthlnSton with schooner Exile, George Sher~
mum, and William Young. Empire und htrres
schooners John O.NcA, Kate Winslow, G. j.
King, john ketierhousc.
Wind north, light; weather fine.
ro1sr ilUi:s'S. Mich. June 11-l0::0 D. H.
fassed dnl'-tropcllers st: LOUIS, Progress. Jarvis
of Er,e't nen ;1 t:tSnnond MildleseS md consort.
II. Warrington. Raleigh with L,ccrue. schnnn-
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AROUND TIE LAKES.


HuIalo Courier June 10: "Capt. jerome G.
ktah. superintendent Of the Tenth Llfe-Say.ng
District, arrived here yesterday morning from
Detroit, his headquarters, and went back last
night. He witnessed the trial Of new surf
boat intended for the station at Point au
Barqu es. where he himself acquired considera-
BILE fame and Il gold medal for saving u wrecked
crew in tho spring Of last year. The boat was
built after the approved plans OF Capt. Dobbtn3
by W. ". Loomis at Erie. She Is twenty six
feet long, five feet nine inches wide, md two
feet four inches deep. and, Of course. Is SELF
rishting and sef-oalling. She has six water
ballast compartments, ench OF which has sepa-
rate feeder and exhaust. She is arranged to
carry foresail and mainsail. The trial was
made by the local crew under Capt DobbIns' d.
rection, and the boat was rolled over in the
water four times, euch time rjghtng and baI1i1E
herself with ease anu dispatch. Capt. Kiuh wus
well sntis'ied with the prompt and certain action
Of the boat. She will he shipped to her destina-
ton in day ortwo."
STILL ANOTHER BIO PROPELLER.
At Detroit the Dry-Dock Company are build
ng q wot'icn screw steamer for the Detroit
transportation Company -, feet long. with IS
feet beam. and ~ feet depth Of hold: The en-
us those described in Mr.. Bewlck's iron pro-
pcller.. She will also carry four mnsts provided
g', With ore,and-ntt canvas Cost about $4,000.
two foar- r-1nnste1 schnoncr-r'gged consorts Of
tho sAtre Dimensions It's the steamcr The steam
ship and her consortsss will be employed in the
Lnkc superior iron-orc trade. There Is also
beng huiit wooden screw steamer for the Iu,n-
bcr trade. ISL feet long. rs feet BEAM and 10 feet
depth Ut hold. which will curry 24x24 engine.
UNRELIABLE SAILORS.
Cleveland Ptdindc1!cr June 10: "ShIpplnc-
Officer Rt1nscy shipped two uon- union crews t6-
day. one Oh tue secooner Fred 4. Morse bound
tor Escanaba from Ashtabula, She was deserted
ny her llcR and was forced TO put in here for q
Grey The other crew was shipped on tho
schooner Warrington, which is bound for Es-
CANADA ~
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tween this port and Cleveland, left I'm her
maiden trip this afternoon.
RAILROAD TIES DESTROYED bT FIRE
sa>ein, rN.u.:c1 to TIC Chicago Tribute.
STURGEON BAY. Wis. june 1f.-The lonu OF
ties ~, u,t, Ut Smith s I4eatflcm's big Sct'ws
caught lire yesterday, nnd nearly !Hh' tle' %erc
The tics were ,s.lr;. M the l'a,z, 1tlt not on
the scu,; The lug ki,tic Smoke which Is SUP
posed to have caused tic fire, will probably bc
sued for tue loss.
I1-MKgK At EAST SAGINAW
Special Dispc:ch to TIE Chicago Trtorne.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June l1.-tflmber
frcfGhts firm. shipments for the season, To-
uiJ,VjO feet Of lumber, against 1yl,0u0'UD sume
time last year.
THE LYMAN CASEY SOLD.
SpfetaI Disp1tch to Jhr chicago Tribune
ToyEpo, O.. June ll.-Mcssrs. Carrinston Y
Casey kare sGll the schnonc: Lyman Casey to
Capt. u. $. Wuippc. vi Detroit, tor $4,000.
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1t will be readily seen by this cut tia; though
the hair is gone from the surface it is still alive
and healthy beneath the sc,lp p and is only pre-
foliicle in which it should .row- Find a sub
stance that will give sufficient eiast city the
1ollclc. and add the necessary frDd the tissue
requires, and the new hair will force its way ont,
and the previously bald head will he covered
with new hair. These are facts that can be
readily attestcd, Hnd that all physicians admit.
We have hair growing on thousands Uf heads
that h0d given up all hone Of Il hirsi1e cnyt.rinr
, 1881-06-12

HOW THE HAIR GROWER ACTS ON
THE scalp

1u the course Of three or four vecks , ,roo+
ehauge usually takes. piMce: nj! the funcffons
!nnn nave osGons e, normal aa nature Will have com
ing for the he:d. The Gnc hair in m"tin,. r.
way throush the epidermis produces an itcf,inS
9f Pr tinRln$ III sensation. which Is more especially
makes us way through the upper larer q; I 11,e
skin RAPIDLY. Such symptoms are favorable.
and shnw that the Hair Grower Is producing n
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Of - . ~ -
~ II. Al FRENCH
, 1881-06-12
BENTON'S HAIR GROWER.
THE
BENTON.
Hair (iiII(l()II'E||II((
The Head and Els Nat
ural Covering.
4 Discovery Affecting
The ballot. !.
The Roots DO Not Come Gut
When the Hair Leaves
the Skin!

1t has always hocn supposed that after the
head became glazed and shiny that it WIS hope.
less To expect any hair. We tiaye demonstrated
that Ibis is erroneous by having grown hair OH
hundreds of heads as glazed as ''binrtl- bail
for years.
The following cut. showing the growth Of the
hf, will illustrate better 1uln words the faElncy
Ut the old it}ea- This cut Is microscopic view:
OF tue folliclc lnd papii;a from which the hair
grows:
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p GRISCOM.

Efis Flesh II Gradually FadIn. Awar.
Mr.. Griscom lost n pound ami half dur
ing the twenty-fo,tr hours ending noon yes-
terday, 4 loss Ut IN pounds during the four
teen days progress Of the fast The follow
ing measurements BY inches indicate the
fallinr off since May .1S.
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CONFESSION WEKCIIdNT.
Capt. Ben Eystar's Commission House

ANU n 4 KIN E NEFFI41 ES. !
Noa. sS4 aud 2Sz' South 7Tnter-st., Chicago.
Butter Eres ueef, Calves, and Produce Of all kinds
so!.t On sion. Steam and sail-rc-<cis caoHs
supplied with all llle uecessnries. .c.lou*e in tha
building. len EfSTti;, PROP, ~ ::
o3i and &c South Nuler-st, Chicago" =:
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lAliul15 OIL Since May -.
June II. Nays.
!.odotHcn 10at 433:i
nlGu II
tsth '...:...'. ---.*-..---. --..-.--.i!a q
9;I|, G9pper III, arth ''.----'*---'. ~..'...lt11
Ipfc --E1l lut. liz
Ats O'Clock DR.. Lyman recorded that lie
could discover no chang. in the fasters in-
tellectual condition. Mr.. G1isdfn has now
increased his r:ltions to tllirty-two ounces of
laSs. water. The bowels. which had been
inactive Tor six days, moved yesterday. The
pulse remained ut -, except at i
O'Clock when it got down to is. and was
very feeble. lir. Grisco.n was IL; taIki!tiye
he nodded lazily in his chair, though readily
tioln.s BY visitors. Tile faster said
he was satisfied that Ut his daily
slrlnk2.e III a:oiH|upois fully. 4 pound was
due IT, lis talking So lnuca. Ills mouth aud
feature OF the :tlf:ir Is The number Of callers
who represent themselves rs reporters. All
sections Of the country are represented, but
the alleged reporters will not bear too clcss
com considered his body a. well notlristed
last night Us II he had regularly taken three
meals Il day. Ill., claimed his usi1ai weight Of
~ pounds WAS ;lhnorlnai and that the super
ed where it would do the most good. =
The doctors say it IS scientific puzzle
how 4 man can abstain from fuol for 50
many days without giving my physiological
evidences OF starvation. Tile doctors were
examining the blood last night through
a blnocular microscope masnifyiis 1000
diauleters. The red corp uscles gave no inti-
cations Of degeneration. and were piled tip
IN rolls with aS.nluch precision rs the stacks
Of coin OH the counters of :: National bank.
Comparing Griscvm's hearty coudieion with
the decentralization that marked Tanner at
this stage Of the fast there would seem to be
M reason why he should not succeed in cx-
tending it to fort:-iive days. The fifteenth
day OF the fast begins this noor
, 1881-06-12


the ndc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
For Sale.

An 50 farm in Lisbon II miles from FarwelI,,
Mills, miles from Androscoggiu Mills, Lewiston
on good road; good two story house. painted and
blinded two large barns; carriage house clapboard
ed and painted; also hog house, sheep she'd etc
Plenty Of wood and timber, and well watered; cuts
10 tons Of good shay, all moved by machine, lare
orchard. old and young trees, also pears, peachef
plums. grapes and cramberFies 6ne shade trees snd
very pleasant location.
NATHAN BUCKNAN,
frops5etos, Llsbon, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25

then! she was always .sodd." Mrs. Finch
dazea but important, held guard at the
door, Maize was there standing alone by
the naassed rose-buds. silent and expectan. !;
but scarre noticeable. save from the
simr:Iicity of her dress, and the grace of
her .owIn. hair. The clergyman stood
"A little apart, distinguished looking
stranger at his side.
Miss Mansfield came at length. through
the great rooms. The rich robe she had
DESTINED for this hour had been put aside,
and she one she wore held in it the shim-
merlof suDlit cloud. 1t was to signify
fnlfilment Aud the diamond star shone
in her hair. She stepped under the floral
arci; and stood in the dignity of her beauty.
explaining in few elegant words why
the ceremony they had come to witness
was.to be substituted by another
Tsiey called her eccentric. cold and
pro.d, the years a-back. They thought
her she embodiment of sweetness now, in
the flush of her recovered JOY, and tie
triumph Of her womanhood.
she held forth her hand. and the stranger
stepped forward and claimed ii as his own.
Ii lad been expected that two women
would be given to each other But two
worlen had been plighted to one man
''tiR death do part
Many an arm was extended To lead
Magic up to the happy pair: but the
mischievous girl said: Nay; Gruff and |
are. in bonds of unity: we shall offer our
good wishes together and the self
satisfied dog trotted along as though he
had brought predestined things about.
lhe bride took Maize to her heart. Il
thoaIght was 10 bestow everything on you,
mT pet; but all these years you have been
gi'Sing everything to me-
'iMy auntie forever, but never my mann
maIa - said the happy, roguish girl.
snd then all sat to the merry feast for
.tsnristmas in all its glory, had come
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
Neiu anberttsenltnts.
Rupture
wesley Phillips Cases.

Wesley Phil1ips Cases. rv ,o
Dr. j. A. SHERMAN-D Dear Sir: ! am niPPy "
inform you that am entirely cured of my large scro
tai rupture 1t is to-day that hr s;eS
your treatment. ! have tested the cure .. ps ~
locomotive engineer. My rupture, as you VIII recall @
TO YOUR mind was similar to Mr.. Jordan's' In yo"'
pamphlet of Illustrations.
was r,ptured IN the year 1862 while in the ARMY
have tried spring ana elastic trusses WIN grsns
discomfort and injury my rupture always g1ow,ns. W ~ .
worse. Finding must get some relief OF give W ~.
business, determined to try you as last Iesor.'
and must say that found your treatment COIN
plete success Ny improvement and cure nave: con n
sidsring my terrible condition, surprised nay irena
as well myself During your treatment, asa.v mas
worked hard in nv business, enjoying Ooth saie.y
and comfort, and have not lost days work. MY
general health has also improved. Iwilfake pleasure
In recommending the afflicted to you whenever
have an opportunity. "a. =,
You may publish this letter for the benent o,
h manity. My address is 2ll East 5ith-street. M"
best ishes remain yours respectiuliy,
WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New York City, Oct. 25. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
x18ul 0ttkSs
THE
EQUITABLE.
LIFE
Assurance Society,
NEW YORK,
Has an Accumulated Capita
Exceeding
$22,ooo,ooo !!
Invested In Real ELtate and Mortgages IN New AU.
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eadily increasing under YEARLY Revenue OF mofe
han
So 100000.
The Lives Insured BY the Society are careiuily ee
lected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing BY this broad field Of operations, an az
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The Insurances are made only on the Mutual FRENZY
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annuaiy 10
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid In cash
only Policies are issued payable at the death Of the
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So ooo,ooo,
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accumulating profits tor den
mite perio1s which frs: introduced by this Soce
nent experts in Life Insurance. and by leading busi
ness men, Forty-Fou per cent. has been earned and
accumulated on the premiums paid on its Icntne Life
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests OF the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notice. they
feel that 1t has strong claims upon public confidence,
of the strict and conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration Of the Society," per-
feet security is given for the future which s of great
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transactions the Equitable; none 10 more prom
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25

To the Hon. County Commissioners in and FOR me
County of Aroosfook.
gIyHE undersigned, inhabitants Of said county,
i represent that public convenience and necessity
require tnat the location of county road, begin
ming at the Balls Mill road $50 caled) in Mapeton
Plantation, on land of A. ii. Thompson; thence
running in nearly southwesterly diaection to the
north line of Lot No. 142 in Castle Hill Plantation;
thence westerly on or near lot lines, to near the
Haystack Mountain; thence sOuthwesterly, to the
south line Of said Castle Hill Plantation; thence
westerly on the north side of said line about one
hundred and fifty rods; thence southwesterly five
and one half rods thence westerly on south side OF
line betwt en- Castle Hill and Township No. II,
Range !, about one hundred and fifty rods; thence
soutwesterly across the corner of said Township No.
H. Range T. to near the southeast corner of lot or
block No. II, in the town of Ashland; thence by
the most direct and feasible route to Ashland vii.
age. We therefore respectfully request yOn to ex
anime said route and locate said road at your eeriest
convenience. JABEZ DORMAN,
and 81 others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25

CENTAUR LINIMENTS. tn,
worlds great Pain-Relievi::r-
remedies. They heal. sOOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, w eak Ba ~
ana khcumatism upon Man,
ana Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quic,,--
and reliable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
REGENT TRAVELS AND EXpIoRl.

1IONS in BIBLE LANDS, consisting of St,,.t.
written from PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS. piving y
suits of recent researches in the EAST and The :.
covery of many places in Sacred History LONG csn
sidcred lost. Latest. Cheapest, and most attrsc,;r
book on the Holy Land. Richly Illustrated win
New Maps and l65 Beautiful Engrav ings. A Splen
did chance for good Agents. Address Phillins =
Hunt, eO5 Broadway, New York.
mar22t&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
A Certain Cure for Rheumatisuu
and Neur0gia.

HLARkE's Rheumatic Elixir cures the wor..
~ cases Of Neuralgia in from two to four hours,
rheumatic Fever in three four DAYS. and MANY
cases of Chronic Rheumatism that for yesrs had DE-
ned the skill Of Physician and the Power Of MeSi
cine. have been cured BY half dozen bottlee
Slarkes Rheumatic Elixif sold BY al respectable
druggists. el.oo per bottle eix for nSoo 81 -
circular to the Pfopsiesor. West Bsxtsa. He.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
It's Relief and Cure rs Certain n.
Follows Day.

Since the reduction of DIR. Sherman's term. ,h,u.
sands crOwding upon him for treatmen, ,'.aoas ,
throwing away their griping irksome, gladly
ife-pnDishipg trusses. His treatment for tb ~ ~
ton makes the patient comfortable and safe IL a's ~.
performance of every kind Of exercise or labor ~, M
a grand thing, and those who are ruptured ana us
not provide themselves with 1t must endure hs aa %
gers of that precarious sfiction and the use
all through life. Thousands of those cured CIV ~
most fatfering testimonials of gratitude TO Dr s
MAN. He is the author and inventor of his nor;
system he mparts his secret to no one il IL su
able to all classes and cases, and under his rsa
rate, within the reach of almost everyone '"
Patients can receive treatment and leave for ho,.
same day. DR.. SHERMAN'S Book on Rup,urs Grat rtna
convincing proofs from professional gentemen W.
others OF his successful treatment II is illustrate
and is sent TO those who send 10 cents Prins;;
office PSI broadway, n. Y. Branch office 43 Mill I,
Boston: Days in New York-Nionday, TUESDAY. Sa' M
urday In BOston-Wednesday, Thursday and 80 ,a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-03-25
AROOSTOOk, ss:-Court ofCoanty Commissioners

AROOSTOOk, SIS = Court ofCoanty Commissioners
January Term, 1881.
On the foregoing petition, ordered, That notice be
given that the Commissioners will meet on Monday,
June 18th, 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
store of Dudley 4 Smith in MapetOn, and hear all
parties interested in said road; and on the same
day proceed to view the route mentioned in
said petition, and there or at some convenient place
in the vicinity, hear all parties interested in said
road through said towns, Immediately afteI
they judge proper. Said notice to be given by serv
ing atfesed copies Of the petition and this ORDER
upon the clerks Of Ashand, Castle Hand M.pleton,
and upon Peter Dunn and George u. Dunn of Ash
n. Egery and Daniel Ilinklcy of Bangor.
supposed owners of lands in said town
ship no. IL, Range 4, the other owners, If any,
being unknown, and the Commissioners being
are; and by posting up like copies in three public
Ashland, Castle Hill, and Mapieton and
by publishing the same three successive weeks in
the North Star, newspaper published at
Presque lsle in said county and six successive week.
In the kennebec journal the State paper the last
publication and said service and posting to be at least
thirty days before said meeting, that all parties in
terested may attend and be heard if they see fit.
Attest B. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.
A true copy of Petition and Order thereon.
6ws Attest - b. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.
NJ UTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub
IN scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate OF
BENJAMIS p. THOMPSON, late of Pittston,
in the County of kennebec, deceased, intestae, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the law
directs: All persons, therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired to
hbit the same for settlement; and all indebted to
raid estate are requested TO make immediate payment
to JOHN THOMPSON.
Feb. %. 1881. 3w1O