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The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Dec. 6.
Arrived.
Steamship Acadian (Br) Magrath, Pictou-coal to
steamer City of Portland, Larcom, St John, NIB,
'' Sch Wallace Boyd, Lake, Boston. to load for
Sch Sch May wyman, Sawyer. Bluehill-copper ore to
sie Sch Alice Dean, Watts. Pembrokeron to
RRCo. r,,.-.,. ,.u... =.
Sch ianthe. Johns. Gouldsboro.
Sch Chas Cooper, Gray Brooksville;
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay.
Sch Helen NJ Bray. Cherryfeld for New York.
Sch virginia Abbott. Sullivan for Boston.
Sch q Brooks, Smallage. Mt Desert for Boston.
Sch Henry A, Wade Waldoboro for Salem.
sen F N Tower, Lincolnyillc for New Bedford.
Cleared.
Brig Henry B Cleayes, White, Cardenas-lsaac
'' Brig Hattie NJ Balm, for Baltimore-Nutter Rim
Sc Sch David Torrey, soule, Thomaston. to load for
Sch ,Juiia Ann. knight, Deer isle-N Blake.
Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond-N Blake.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
JuBFC. Dec 3-Ar sch Abby Weld, Gardner,
Portland: Vulcan. Bartlett. and z G W Kinds,
Clendennin, Boston: xylon. Mitchell. West Isles.
In port sch Lookout, Dnsmore, for New York,
waitipe: Clara Dinsmore, Chase, for Boston, ldg
Sch Martha Nichols. from Calais for Apponaug.
recently ashore at Campobello has been discharged
here and is repairing keel stern post and rudder.
Sch Virginia is receiving new mainmast
The schr Mary E Amsden. ashore at Cutler, has
been purchased by Jas Mnrche & Sons. of Calais,
and viii be taken there for repairs.
wISCASSET, Dec 2-Ar, sch R M Brookings,
Dunton, Bath.
dec 3-Ar. sch Mariel. Wheeler Boothbay.
sid sch ellen A Chase (uew) Adams Galveston.
Dec AR, sch Albert DALEY, Goldthwaite, Port
land.
Dec 5-Ar. sob California. Kaler, Bremen.
nov al ashore Craig ledge has
been discharged and foated of slightly damaged.
Shin Portland Lloyds at Boston from Ioilo, had
her cargo Of 100 tons sugar discharged in less than
two days.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

The Democrats Decide to Make No Fight
for Equal Division.
WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-Democratic Senators
held caucus this morning and decided TO
make no struggle in the Senate for equal divi-
sion of com miitees, but to leave the whole ques
ton to the generous sense of fair dealings OF
the Republicans.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
The Trial of Lieut.. Flipper.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. Gin the Flipper court
martial, j. M. Dean testified to the good repu-
alton of Flipper, and that he had taken an
interest in him after hearing Col Shafter at
St. Louis say he would get Ripper on. trial.
Flipper had considered Shafter as friendly,
and SO had Dean, until the above incident:
Maj Mclaughlin of the Tenth Cavalry said
Flipper had no bad or extravagant habits.
The defel ce offered letter from Col. Grierson
of the Tenth Cavalry, Flipper's regiment,
speaking in high terms of the accused both Of
fcially and privately The court admitted the
letter as a testimonial. This closed the testi-
mony for the defence, and it will be followed
by statement Of Flipper as to the transaction
and arguments.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

An PASSPORT Man Drowned.
HALIFAX, Dec. 6.-The American fishing
schooner Plymouth Rock at this port from the
Grand Banks reports that November 18th, two
of the crew were in dory tending travis
when it was upset nd John Frost, native of
Eastport, Me-, was drowned. The other was
saved.
Fire In Wilton.
PENNINGTON, Dec. 6.-The farm buildings
of II. L. Thompson inWilton were burned with
contents to-day. Loss $500; insured for $1,000
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MASSACHUSETTS.

New York g. New England Railroad.
Boston, Dec. 6:-At the annual meeting OF
the New York & New England Railsoad here
this forenoon the following were elected direc-
tors:-Legrand b. Cannon, Sidney Dillon,
Ezra G. Fitz, Cyrus w. Field, Jonas 81.
French, Jay Gould, R. Sugdom Grant, VIM.
T. Hart, Henry L. Higginson, Hugh j. jew
EFT, Frederick J. Kingsbury, Geo. B. Roberts,
Russell Sage, James H. Wilson and Jesse Met
Golf
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METEOROLOGICAL.

NNICATIUNe EOE TIE NExE IWhNTE-FUUz
EoURs.
WAR Dept. OFFICE OHIEF EraNAL)
OFgIcEE, Washington, d. O.,
Dec 7, / A M
For New England.
Cloudy weather with rain, southerly veering to
westerly winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture lower pressure.
ESPECIAL BULLETIN.
High north westerly winds prevailed in the
upper Lake region, northwest, brisk southerly
in the New England, Middle States and
lower Lake region. Temperature has risen
slightly in all the Eastern and Southern
States and fallen decidedly in Minnesota and
Dakota where the cold wave has entered.
Indications are much colder, fair weather
will prevail Thursday in New England, Middle
States, Lower Lake Region, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
Canal Boat Sunk.

off the Battery this morning by by being swept
by the tide against steamer Worcester Loss
$4,000. No lives lost. The Worcester was
not damaged.
Tug Howard collided with a tow OF scows
near Port Morris this morning, killing one man
and fatally ipjuring another
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

In Bath. Dec. 1. octavia, wife of VIM. Preble,
aged 50 wears.
In Bath Dec 1, Mrs. Mary E.. widow OF the late
JAS p Hitchcock. aged 81 years months.
In Scarboro Dec. 8, Mary L., widow of the late
Stephen Sanborn aged 68 years 6 months IA days.
In Louisville, KY, Nov. ~, Enoch FL. Paine. form
erly OF Portland.
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mEm0RANnA.

Ship Merom. Lowol from Astoria. o, arrived at
Liverpool 4th inst strained and leaky, having ex-
perenced heavy weather.
Barque Clarabele, before reported ashore at
Cassilla came off without damage after lightering
cargo and was taken to Trinidad.
Sch Union, Cole. from Calais for Mott-Haven
while passing through Mooseapec Reach, struck bot
tom and started bad leak She put into Millbridge
for rerairs.
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MINOR TEL .EGRAMs.

Three men were killed and several injured
by a railroad collision at Hallyille, Texas, yes
terday.
The editorial staff of the United ireland is
to be arrested.
A terrific storm prevailed on the coast of Ire
land last night.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
Alleged Embezzlement of School Funds.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Yesterday evening capt.
rahee. late School Treasurer of Lake View,
and Elmwood Jarrett, ex-Treasurer of the
HYDE Park and Lake School District LARA
bee was indicted for falling to turn over
$4,000 held by him, and Jarrett for an alleged
defalcation of $4,000.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city Dec. 6, by Rev. G. j. Clark, Elmer NJ
Cole of Lynn Mass, and Miss Lizzie S. Bond of
Portland.
In AUBURN, Nov. 16. Geo. E. Ellingwood and Miss
Bessie Clark both of Paris.
In oxford, Nov. 10. JAS B. Lamb and Miss Myra
Blaisdell
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narIcE no MARrNERs.

LIaHTHOusE NsPEcToRs OFFIcE, lst DIST,
Portland Dec 9, 1881. I
The two red spar buoys In this harbor. placed TO
mark the Middle Ground have been moved and now
show the channel recently dredged. The outer buoy
No 6. has been placed about 400 feet n Z OF old
position and the inside one No. 3, 7oo feet ENE OF
old place.
HENRY Y. PICKING, Com'dr. q. s. N,
-srf 81. L. II. Inspector.
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lots ABOUT &c higher.
FREIGHTS- The following charters were made
for the week ending December 9Th:
Bark GEN. Boothbay to Philadelphia, ice 75c,and
back to Boston with coal 20
Brig Wapiti, Turks Island to Boston, salt 10c.
Schr Minnie C. Taylor, portland to St Kits and
Martinique, general cargo. lump sum si125.
schr Merrill C. Hart, Virginia to Belfast, oak tim
Der SIS PM.
Schr Fred jackson, Wiscasset to Matanzas, box
shocks zoe.
schr A. H. Waite, Portland to New York, heading
at Sc.
Bark Minnie Hunter, Portland to north side of
Cuba lcharterers paying all foreign port charges)
and back to port north of Hat.eras, sugar $50,
molasses 1926, cooperage out
Schr Bowdoin, Portland to Baltimore, heading &c.
Bark Miranda, Portland to Matanzas or Cardenas,
shocks and heads 25c, if Havana 27c.
Brig Mary E. Pennell, Portland to Mobile, bbls
45c, hay 5000.
schr Georgia. New York to Portland. coal sl.4o
and discharged.
schr David Torrey, Thomaston to New York lime
! o0o
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Marked.
PORTLAND. Dec. g.
The following are to-dsy's quotations OF Flour
Grain Provisions. go.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

Foreign Exports.
CARDENAS. Brig Fl Cleaves-3213 shocks
and heads, SS7 prs extra heads, 1872 box shocks,
800 bbls potatoes.
Dry Goods Wholesale Market.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. s. Co., Dry Goods.
woolens and Fancy Goods LA to 152 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
XLVII tn Congress 1st Session.
SENATE.

6ENAIE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Pendleton to
regulate and improve the civil service, to pre-
vent extortion from persons IN public service
and bribery and coercion by such persons
Petitions were presented to require railroads
to conduct their business on terms just and
equitable to the public; for territorial govern
ment for Southeastern Alaska.
Two resolutions were introduced looking to
provisional government for such emergencies
as shooting of President Garfield.
At LOS p. m. the executive communication
was received, and the reading of the Pres-
dents annual message was begun. The mes
sage was tabled and ordered printed.
A motion for a committee on President Gar
fields death was adopted.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. ingalls, grant
ing the ranking privilege to Lucretia r. Gar
field and to all editors.
A number of bills were introduced and re-
ferred.
David Davis made a speech outlining his
policy as President of the Senate.
Mr.. Edmunds' resolution, continuing the
committees OF last session and the select COM
mittees of the extra session, was adopted by a
party vote. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Rev. F. D. Powers, Ichaplain, opened the pro-
ceedings with PRAYER.
Mr.. Haskell of Kansas offered resolution
declaring that Allan s. Campbell delegate elect
prinaa facie case. Postponed till tomorrow. 1
Seats were then drawn. ~
The Presidents message was read. During
the last hour attention Fl 2 Jed . I'd members en-
tered into conversation with each other or re-
tired to the cloak rooms to smoke and read
The Presidents views on the Mormon ques.
ton elected some applause which was repeated
as the reading was concluded.
A resolution was adopted for the appoint-
ment of the committee on President Garfeld's
death and at 80 athe House adjourned over
until Friday with the understanding further
adjournment will then be taken until Tuesday.
-
Municipal Elections in Massachusetts.
Boston, Dec. 6.-Ladd Dem) was elected
Mayor Eof Springfield. All aldermen and
all but two of the council are Republicans
Fall River elects Bradley (Dem. and Citizens)
for Mayor over Reed (Rep.) and votes for IL
cense.
Taunton REFLECTS Mayor johnson and favors
license.
Gloucester elects William Williams (Citi-
zens) and favors license.
Fitchbnrg elects no-lcense ticket as does
Cambridge.
Brockton elects Keith (Rep.) for Mayor and
votes no lisense.
Holyoke has Republican Mayor by four
votes
Lawrence elects Democratic Mayor and the
Democrats have a majority in the city Rgoyern-
ment.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

VIM. Allen, colored murderer. was hanged
by mob at Warwick. Vt, yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
Municipal Elections in Massachusetts.
Three Boys Crushed to Death.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Dec. 6.-Three boys were
killed by the falling floor in the ruins of ST.
Mary's church. 1t is feared others may have
been in the ruins when the floor fell
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

Ar at New York 9Th. ship Reuce. Adams Port
land,
Ar at Charleston 9Th barque Cyprus, Portland;
sch Hattie Turner. Boston; Jos Souther, Damaris-
Gotta; Il G Thomas. New York.
AR at Liverpool 4th inst, ship Merom, Lowell,
Astoria.
Sid FIN Plymouth. e. 9th inst, barque John NJ
Clerk Conant. Manila.
Ar at Barcelona 4th inst, barque Augustine Cobb.
Ford New York.
Calcutta. -
Sid FIN - 9th inst, ship JAS Nesmith. Harwood.
San Francisco
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

The Anchor line steamer Bolivia, from Lon
don for Boston, which put back In consequence
OF damage sustained BY boisterous weather,
has arrived at Greenock in tow from Queens
town.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
FROM MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE.

LAUScHED-At Bath 9Th. by Scwall Mallett,
n schr Of 75S tons named B L Burt, owned st
Taunton, Mass and to be commanded by Capt John
Lent.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
Stock marIKef.
New York stock and Money Market.

lBy Telegraph.)
FNEwYoRK, Doc. 6-Eveaing. Money loaned be
between per annum and Lilo per diem; closed 8;
prime merantiie paper 6a7. Exchange is steady
z80A for long and 4S41z for short. Governments
weak and 1s@4 lower, except ext IS, which are
"a higher. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds are
unsettled.
me transactions at the Stock Exchange sggrcgat-
ed 81, 800 shares.
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SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC......D DECEMBER z.
Sun rises. .........7.23 High water, Up NJ. OH
sun sets ..,....... 81 Moon RISES. $40
M A RTNE NEWS.
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European Markets.
By Telegraph.)
LONDON Dec. 6.-Consols at 90 ZIG.
IorpoN. Dec 6-American securities-United
States bonds, 4Ia, 11714; As, 1914.
IJyERPooI.yDec. 6-12.SOP. Motion market
dull and easier; Uplands at 11-16d; Orleans at
1850 sales z. 90 bales; speculation and export
900: futures steady.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07
Receipss OF Maine Central.

Receipts OF Maine Central.
PORTLAND, Dec. B.
For Portland, cars 21miscellsneous merchandjse
for connecting roads 1873 cars miscellaneous nler-
stock Market.
The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday BY Woodbury. q Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange) corner OF Middle and Ex-
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

Fresh Reef Market.
Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
C Co.. Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

The President after reviewing the pension
department report at great lenghth and re-
producing statistics already printed goes on to
say at the outset that sum SO enormous must
be expended by the government to meet de-
mands for arrears OF pensions is an admonition
Eops consideration to any similar project In the
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

health and comfort Of its inhabitants. COM
mend these subjects to your favorable consider
alton.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
The importance of timely legislation with
respect to the ascertainment and declaration
of votes for Presidential electors was sharply
called to the attention of the people more than
four years ago. 1t is to be hoped that some
we'll detued measure may be devised before
another national election which will render
unnecessary resort to any .expedient OF q
temporary character for the determination OF
questions upon contested returns.
PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY.
Questions which concern the very existence
of the government and the liberties of the
people were suggested by the prolonged illness
of the late President and his consequent In
capacity to perform the functions of his office.
1t is provided by the second article of the con-
stitution, in the fifth clause of its first section
that in case of removal of the President from
office, or of his death, resignation or inability
to discharge the powers and duties OF SAID
office, the same shall devolve upon the Vice
President. What is the intendment OF the
constitution of its specification OF Inability to
discharge the powers and duties OF said Once"
as one of the contingencies which calls the
Vice. President to the exercise ;. o. tne
limited in its nature to long-continued intel
| lectual capacity, or has 1t broader
| import? What must be its extent and dura-
| ton? How must its existence be eStaDllsr ed!
| Has the President, whose inability ID the sub
| ject of inquiry, any voice in determining
| whether or not it exists, or is the decision OF
| that momentous and delicate question confded
| to the Vice President, or is it contemplated by
| the constitution that Congress should provide
| by law precisely what should constitute ina
| bility, and how and by what tribunal or
| AUTHORITY it should be ascertained? If the ina
billy proves to be temporary in its nature and
| during its continuance the Vice President law
| fully exercises the functions of executive, by
| what tenure does he hold his Office? Does he
continue as President for the remainder
| of the four years term, or would
( the elected President, if his inability should
cease in the interval be Empowered to resume
| his office, and If having such lawful authority
| he should exercise it would the Vice President
J be thereupon empowered to resume his powers
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-07

The steady increase of our population and
consequent addition to the number of those en-
gaging in the pursuit Of husbandry are giving
20 our agricultural department a growing dig
nity and importance.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-13


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ens.
pRleNls 8
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y g. ~, y l1at1l 80 4. y Y.
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!ekeneee Dave been nelq q A975Y
sne yeex ~ the 4e9g les 2cl
gxeN g Y enlee, the Nsqeeet 8solls
GK9N % 14iLen Apq f4e 1pnie &ell
kee9 @ Turin, this country WN1 k1fEe
scented ~ delegates nom branches uk
the pablo service, or BY pgiynte citt1ems
dnly nccfedited ia m honpruky e6S,ns
city. It ID hoped that Congress viii
give such prominence to the results q
deserve.
The abolition Of all discriminating du-
lies against such colonial productions of
the Dutch East indies e. are imported
hither from Holland has been already
considered by Congress, ] trust that 81
the present session the matter may be
favgrabiy concluded.
The insecurity Of life and property in
many parts Of Turkey has given rise to
correspondence with the porte. looking
particularly to the better protection Of
American missionaries Ia the empire.
The condemned murderer Of the emf
nent missionary, DR.. Justin w. Parsons.
has nor vet been executed. ALTHOUGH
rr1 a,,ss 49,. 4. ~. s,,lts -
As~s;r 49, go s.,Ss. -. .s .,
,,c;tsd tI,s az .vSJ y, &c. - ~, .,- d;,i I -;
...J 49, $3.50 e. y. ~ lst.:
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- &c -~...ss.. :. TS;s 4.s = = 80 49,
49,, ,sle,'se,. i;,,s;.. 49,, ,rI.ssS -,
$500. - C,-;t-e.i.oS 49, - =.
s,ct.,3 :, =, $500 ... ,.,,,;, ~ ...+
~ fhe ar,fherities ~ certsin rornmnnes
n nermittinc fhe emicratson to fhia
countrv If -T;minals and other obiec.
tionahfa neraons. GeveraI sl,ch nersSrs
throuch the co-onerat;on az the cornr.is,
sioneTs of emigratinn A. New VOL
Nave haer aanf harlr ~ tha etaern.rS
which hrorol't them A'cnntinnance ~
th;s cos,rra NAV rrcve q ,rare eTFact,,el
remedy than dinfomatic rernonstrance.
1Te0f16S OF comm cree ana nDVl08f10r.
and for the regulation Of congular
PRIVILEGES. have been Concluded with
Roumsnia and Servia since their adrais-
sion into the family Of Euronean statea.
Az Il natural with contio,Ions Etatesl
HAVING ike instit.,tions and liEa aims ~
advancement and deyeloDment. The
friendsh;n ~ fha TTpikad Rtafea sn1
Mexico has baer, constantlv inaintainad-
This government has lost no occasion Of
encouraging the Mexican government
to beneficial realization Of the mutual
advantages which viii result from more
Intimate Commercial intercourse. and
from the opening Of the rich interior Of
MEXICO to rsiIwav enternrisa. I dean e
imnortant that nseans IA provided to q.
etrain tha lawlassness rnEnrfs1natAiv ~
common on Cha frontier. and Ia s,,T,-
tress the foravs az the RESERVATION m
eians on either side of the Rio GrauSie.
Inc neignboring states OF Central
AmeElca nave preserved internal peace,
ana snen outware Leiauons Toward Us
mas Deen tnose o. intlmaIe ILenosnip.
Inere are encouraging signs OF tner
growing dsposltlon 70 suDorQlnate their
local interests 20 those which are COM
mon te them ~ reason Of their geo
grapncai relations. Inc boundary
Msp!te pes"cen uatemala ana
Mexico mas a1oroeo tnis govern
ment an opportunity 70 exer-
clSe iH good omces LOT preventing .
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complete supp, esSion Of the Land League
Dillon has written a long letter I" the
Speaker OF the tisusc OF Commons, dated
Kilmainham jail: Ma. ~ complaining OF
his detention and.tpudiatin- the accurac..
Of ths remarks attributed to him i'll the re-
cent specch Of chirf Sc rcsary Forster.
The letter will DC laid ic.;sre tl'r House on
Tuesday. ~
The circulat!ns, of I'll, standard >ilv CT dol
lar is partially stopped. During the fat
and early winter rher: was quite demand
for the purpose af moving crops. That de-
nand stopped when the crop movement
was over. Since the lst OF January there
has been no cali for silver. Al the dollar
coined since rc,rAin in the Treasury, ant
the silver in circYaation has found lis va,
back to the va,,ix. The amount ontstand
ing has steadily decreased. hu, coinage a
the rate ofa li,tl; over S,,tsufsn n"ntl
goes steadily on.F
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ilAiLs VEGETABLE SlciLiAS lIh'
.,I>twER is scientific combination
~,nnc OF III. most powerful restorti>
.ycl,ts in the vegetable king.'"n. II =,
torres gray hair to its original color. !
!, axes the scalp ~!,:,c and Gle y. 1t csi,c.
,.,m,rutf and hun.or>, ard iaiiu. cut st Tia
i.air. I, furnishes ,i,c nutritivr pfincir,
y. wl,icl, the hair is nouri>hrd aud SUI;
sorted. II L1:,kcs the hair ,noi>,, soft AIN.
glossy, and is unsurpassed as II hair dress
,,,y II Is the mos, economical ,nr,mrath"
ever offered to the public. a> il, effects re
main long time, making only AN o,a
>ional application, necessary. 1t Is rst"':.
,ncn.l.si and used hv eminent medical men
and officially endorsed hy the State Assay
.r Of Massachusetts. The popularity q
lialrs Hair Rcnewcr has increased will
the test of u.anv years, both III this count,
and in foreign lands, and 1t is now know
and used III all the ci> iliztd countries 81, tn
world
FoR SALE ny ALL DEALERS.
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PENSIONS.

E,crv w,nni u. :nj',r,. even Ivy ac' 1ciss. "r any
disease entities ~ua.r -, tbs tit sas t.a ms:'n.
Nj pension, il, iii, lass :" January ~. htxnnN'
II date at ,.i>thr:r ar IT. ith ~ sn'i"r All snt.ts !
Sh,,ull Apply Il, ..,rr. rh,r,S,n..> who ms:
rawiu. pensions entitled L" inss.:.a<. Ss'lhr<
and Mi.i.,,vs tn. 49,: ANA Mexican sr II:
entitled H. ir" .s'> i,"M:''rs :'r, set cusitlet I"
tnr description at r'si, '"itr'c;t lrnpl'
M -A,ttr,> !iA:. III " Ishi,.yt"n wts' "
u .n. uunIl,,,, l.>,e-~. A:s,, T,ctn y: !
ln. iyu ;,,;ru .,;". .r.! III. >.r, t.si'-. iMl W.,
ra,i, "'iuh an,t >"i.l. N!a, ~icaa cEs
pros. iu'.d. = ua -" IT. ,n. ' ".ns I'm and f"s!'Hs:
laws. Adi,r>>. ". r. liiL,iEk Aln e. :. tE..'.s
Agent. L.. X ~ ~; Washington. Dc. /" ]