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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New London, c.,

Israel \. Broicn, Prest Edo. z. Broicn, Treas
These machines Light, make fine sample, ana
clean the seed properly. Best English cast steel in the
saws the teeth viii not bend break off, turn back,
iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made With
adjustable boxes cast steel Journals and two belts
one at each cnd-ensuring cool bearings, full speed,
and steady motion, (only Gin in market HAVING nid
Improvement Extra large CHATS to saw an1 brush
cylinders. Strong iron frame best matfral. scpe-
rior workmanship, fine 1nish.
gsJMore Brown Gins have been sold clf,ng tt' paf5
three seasons than any other two makes rbnrd irs
Israel r. Brown Cfrom 1888 to 1858 Of the SRA o. d ~
Taylor g. Co. Of Columbus CAL the rlc1idens u ihs
company, he's had longer precticiA experience IN
making Gins than any othcrmaniying Present 'noili
ties for manufacturing and shipping anclualcd BY ~
other establishment of tho kind In the world Nsnco
our very prices for such superior npehines.
Price List OF GINS, Feeders and Coadensers.
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AUSTIN, April 1s-Yestcrday in the
upper house the univer'ity ques-
lion was again up under ami
mated debate. The bill offered provides
for the setting apart Of 2.o00, 900 acres, while
the substitute, which was lately discussed,
provides for an appropriation OF 100000
acres for the university and the common
schools. or 100000 acres each, In the reser-
walton. all as detailed 10 you in previous
communication. Senators fayoriDg this
enbstituteI contend that donation made
while actual indebtedness is pending and
unnrovided for, has all the characteristics
OF \ fraudulent conveyance, not only the
irving of a preference 10 creditors but an
assirnment 20 escape honest and maiured
obligations. But IL Is urged on the other
hand that the certificates issued 10 the rail-
road companies under the Jaw are only
conditional obligations, 50 that those who
Accented them did 80 under the chances Of
subseauent legislation rendering them val
ueiess IL occurs 10 me that THIS
latter q strange way OF
putting II. since IL the law
permits q railrosd company among other
riehis 10 mortgage IT. rights, lranchisesi
&C.. innocent third parrlsss. VIZ ao,.e
money or bought stocks ol sAid conlliahies
basel upon the good faith Of tnAt prgNis
fsn. would Be 70 such extent deirau1ed 81
the sertiOus Of Lard agreed 90 be allowed
and uonld have a molied cain against tne
state. -.
But meant IN this not % much 20 dis
cnss that subject a. 20 set out the CONDITION
OF our LANDED domain. An examination 81
the LAND cUnNIssIOE EE's oIlIct
viii disclose the maferial facts. Mr.. walsh
has brought down his balances only
20 the frst Of last month, bal
Ascending 70 these We ind thai
81 that date there vas a surplus d unsetls-
fed certihcafcs amounfinr - 5.Btsuy
nnres since then, and down 10 this data.
there have ben issued certificates cal NJ
for shout 90 90 more acres, which would
1erve . shorfaee orer and shove tie Vacaut
domain. and subjrct % location. 81 Z. 1JU.0D
acres. Bat Hr. Walsh slrs tn1i from the
should b. delrct-d sore ~ 90 acres rep
rrsentcd tT c-fitcn = issucd bit nos
bard. 81 r1i haTir.r been ~ 1rre'i 3 .tlIin
tIff Eve a. l9 Urfl.rIa-. f-r.- Pei 81 e b
f1nr II the rrrs-ltl.IIl. sI- flrIhtIllUr-
tars that the-e are some 1IlNl1 lcrEs
eli unloc1ted lands i1 Che Itzas
Pncifc and Pan Uanle reserve.
rbich. sbOuid tie iegirlntr-s rlIssl
fht al rsstrTIrr tlr-r. rDlIt l11Tt = tIE
rIrirf t1rtr1I n lII.II rrrAe 81 illr-t
r,rIre1tI1n- BHffs IEIs lIIefe 1rs sl1lIef
81 tIrorrirri f1t aI1te seTtr4I uflccsiel
tecI1rs Efr1 nII1 tt1re r. crl-rll-1 c'r1-
81 II thee Errrtt - Ir-1el-' ADD ~
ftrrt ra1ft11 ttrIIEctef b. t-1tlI.EIi
Et-1lsl. - ll-4s = % - nan1rafts a.
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sfranger-"I say, Blister Big Head, you seera
to be little 'of.i What ails you ~
Bfg Hend-"Woll, yes; you SEQ was OUT
with the boys last night, and got kinder mixed"
stranger -"lt appears 90 from the LOOKS Of
your head" 80 q.
pears to be kinder 'swelled up and rs II IL had
notion to bust and the pain is terrible"
stranger" If you will get bottle OF BAiley's
Saline AlJarent, or two doses viii put head
on you that your friends would recognize" =,
EiJ {eud-"Pll do any thing to get rid OF all
this pain and guilering.'
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head
aches, cleanses tho stomach, unloads the bowels,
unlocks the liver, relieves constipation at once and
Piycs the bile chance to go. II has become the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, BILE
fousness, sick headache heartburn, acd stomach
and all diseases requiring real nice ana H'' iahs
purgatiye or physc.
hours, and is just 50 delightful ana rchethlle
drink, that everybody likes Il.
II uncouds and cools the BRAIN quiets inc utrYeji
and 10 q sire qua non for thu headache 0flAdies.
Il mtigates the pangs o. rheumAtism sud goIii
relieves kidney and urinary troubles, and pam "
the back. For dyspeptics y oct. nh charm ane
has no equal in curing ror'ipItst habit u Is
highly recommended for pcrlona wht strayel, tos
merchants, clerks, mechanic factory hand, stu
dents, teachers and all persols WHO lead clo7sly
confined life and are subject to headache, dlzslness
and torpid bowels. II you ~ troubled with
coated tongue foul breath, loss ct appetite OF gen
eral sluegshness, Baley's Salin, Aussient vii crye
pleasant and palatable, and is nue. cheape IN !ae.
Il 10 regular family medicine chez a..nin itself.
II sparkles and foam9 just like glass Of soda
water, and Is just as pleasant. DO cents and SOLD
everywhere. J. p DRoMoooLE Co.,
Proprietors, Louisville, Kyr
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40"
Correspondence N the Herald
Atgftg. Anil W, iss2.-fhe comptroller
49,. ,,,..,. az i,ls ofIiep down
las made W. lhe uuVu"nV'" w W. ~. A.
~ the lst ~ Mhfch, nv lho p"'"''''' ."
Aha rrasurv 10 tho several leading account
SNOW cprrcrcy bonds.
80, siNiiSs, ~ s..',.,'...
f.nr ,,,, "ch"ol fnni ili6iG " 8j73C2 .,
re,n"wont school rail-.
road bonds ,..,,...." ..;..,'as " ''"''"
Available school fnnd IO-'''' 80
Permanent university - cot q, M, 7aG o.
iunh 80. No.
Ngtiec,uieai coli"ge fund ....,...., 100000 Oh
nh nt ,t"'' es,,inrs.. 1874 90 bj 100 %
Ayeii,ble university ,,,,
rInd '......,..: ."i,,'.,,- "llCl -
The bonded debt OF the staie i huNe az
ready furnished to you IN my hrst comm! ,
nication when reviewing lne STATUS VI saiI
treasury department; ~ may DC ~ WI VII
lust here 10 exhibit the accuiilt y, .'iv ,oI
Toa, companies with the permanent sch1oi
fund. AS considerable reference may oe
made to this during the session. $40, CO, ~
Houston y iSAu ,st,, u r Sj65j 20
Washington County ~ h'''''''''''''' "a 9Si ci5
southern o,S Orleans 5lG7i7 -
deiT ls,on Houston & san Antonio 5lG55l %
Wilde the total amount of interest due on
d. ist of Nav proximo, will be nearly S10,-
a 1lse t ~ Was6ineton County railroad you
viii recollect has defaulted in its interest
Gar nearly three years. -
In the matter of
sprcrAI OCCUPATION TAXES.
7 note that of those payable annually
In advance there was received down to the
ist of October last, some $3.50 2O6,O23, the
cTief sum herein being from liquor dealers
who Maid within fraction of $4,000 90
Newt came the other merchants OF the sixth
and seventh classes. from whom was receiv-
cd s45. OBI 90; the physicians, ST. 5000, and
LAWYERS sl205OOO
OF the occupation taxes payable quarter
" the heaviest amount paid by anyone
entire sum received of 81, 1890. or the
snecial license fax, the circus contributed
Il o51 On and the theatres, 81, $500, the total
amount iherefrom received being SS,3lO.OO
In the foregoing account, the comptroller
saws there are over go quarterly reports not
embraced, but that with them the total oc-
,,at;o,, tov exclusive of the tax from re-
49, Jeoiers will reach $4,000 900.
I-ndar tbe Rel Punch Law down to LIST of
Lost Octoher the amount received was
cox s1o 40
Nov what mart of the state. what coun-
t;es more particularly contribute toward
,bosa tayes9 Let us see. Bexar county
t,oads tbe list and turns in some $22, 297 81
mans a't CO with SIS 1874 10 next
Travis with sl3.2l3.2 20; next Dallas with
SiS Oh "a. next Grayson with ll,4l90
next McLennan with S10,355; next Tar
,ant with 90 5l6 In the
Aai' WV ppoprpry ASSESSMENT LIST
for the mast wear, find that the statement
dscinses n total value of $349 1881, 56G. The
state al valorem lax being forty cents on
fhe dollar therefore yielded 81, 800, All 10,
while the state revenue poll tax gave $751;
800 - tho ecbonl noll tax was the same
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The. item of transportation embraces
sums received from passengers, from
property, from the mail and other sources.
In the matter of dividends, not a dollar "as
paid during the past year; In the SAM; same
rs follows: The Texas Dc Pacific report
killed IL; injured. 60; the Houston & Texas
Central aud the Texas Central report KILLED
81; injured, So the International q Great i
Northern report killed %; injured, s.; the
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas report Killed y;
injured. is. The total number by all the
railroads is, for killed, 70; injured, 5i2.
OF course this looks serious, but when we
consider the fact that within that time the
total number of miles ran was l2,630,5f2
and the number of employees at work on
lines and the trains and in the shops, as
also the mum Der OF passengers carried, me
figures are not so frightfully heavy alter u.
Comptroller Brown has everything, work
ing admirably In his office, and although
his report has been somewhat tardy ~
making its appearance, the fault was not
with him nor in his wall. }. r. f.
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followed. in which there were four start
ers. This was exciting and interesting in
the extreme. In the first heat Membri;;
no came out first but was set back to third
place on account of foul driving and Dick
Shain to second place on account OF run
ming, Tom Moore, who was third, thereby
gaining the heat.
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between three last ones, and u was very ox;
citing and entertaining. kokono SCENE Il
10 be- the iayorte with the multitude, hui
lac was not equal to the emergency, Inc
fourth heat frotted was 30 slow that the
Judges decided II no heat, aud required II
irniln nvnr nnnln.
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Trottlng. Free to all. Pure, $500, $50 Z
nrst; s75.lo second go 10 third.
n. A, Floyds D. X. kokomo..
(COOkc) ,..,,s.. .t'st.s.s,..s - a VI
Il W. Thomas blk g. Harry
Clay. (ThOmlsl .,..... go. .,,.3-l-l-o-l
A. W. Campbell's b. IN. Golden
Rule iMcDowelD ..,.. ..,.,.... .3-3 -3-O-''
Time, 9 324,-232h, 3i,-2il, 49,
AnnIhnr
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n. q if6iy'ab a. iiafdgopd NJ faot nafdY
dan Vein Twlfea no sounds C0lofs, fed,
white nnd FfcHni WfufF4l ttt.ttN... 80
H. il0lys rh Coslcnna. Wy I,eblablo,
dan Molly f0ycr iM pounds COl0fa, fed
aud blue logan ...,,,..'''t''''s'"''''
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News Of the Oranges.

Cascade Grange of West Waterville is
fiourishing. with s. members.
The Somerset County Council will meet
with Dexter Grange, Thursday, January
18th.
Maine Patrons would be doing good deed.
if they would follow the example set by New
Hampshir,. Changers, of sending aid to the
Michigan fire sufferers.
Past Master ID. II. Thing says that the inter
ests of the Order of Patrons throughout the
country never looked more hopeful than now
The officers of Manchester Grange fN the
wear 1882 are as follows: L. J. Myers, ;
II. r. Hopkins. O.; w. l.. Wilder, l.. Geo.
Wsdsworth, S; Mark osborne, A. o
Wallace Carter. Chap; Chas. Hopkins,
Treas. W. A. Newcomb. Sec. Geo Barker,
G. X; Mrs. Myers, Ceres; Mrs. Wilder,
Pomona: Miss Lillian Carter, Flora; Mrs
Osborne, J.. A. s. This Grange Is IN better
condition than it has been before for many
wears. Nine applications for membership
have lately been received.
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CHINA.

The week of prayer, beginning January LIST,
was observed by the Baptist and Methodist
societies in this place by union meetings held
alternately in the two churches There was
an earnest spirit of prayer, and much benefit
was. we think, derived from the meetings
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 10th, at the res
dence of the brides father Rev. b. S. Arey
of Rockland, presiding elder of the Rockland
district, was Joined in marriage with Miss
Minnie l.. Fletcher, daughter of A. b. Fetch
er. Esq. Rev. John Lamb officiated. Rev
ID. =. Thompson and wife, Rev. NJ. w. New
bert and wife, Rev. Elias Wilson and wife
were among the invited guests.
The China and Albion Sabbath School As
ISOLATION met with the Christian church at
Albion. Jan. 18th. There was a large atten-
dance, and much interest was manifested
Rev. Smith Baker of Lowell, Mass, spoke in
the forenoon on the subject Glow to Teach"
pleasing and instrueting all by his able dem
onstration of the true principles of successful
teaching, while offending none by his
kindly and impartial criticism of the way
in which some persons attempt to teach. In
the afternoon the members of the association
show ed their interest in the work by keeping
Mr. Baker answering, for nearly an hour.
questions pertaining to Sabbath school work !;
and, if may judge by the hearty amens,
he answered to their satisfaction. The adj
dress in the evening listened to with in
terest, and. as we trust, with profit by the
large audience. n. W. II.
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Messrs. White & Burdick, Druggists,
Ithaca. N.Y. can recommend Ely's Cream
Balm to relieve all persons suffering with
Rose Cold and Hay Fever. have been suf-
ferer from the same complaints; have had
great relief by using the Balm. | have rec
ommened it to many of nv friends for Ca
tarrb, and in all cases where they have used
the Balm freely have been cured. +. Kenney,
Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, NY, Sep. 8,
1880.
Ely's Cream Balm has cured me of Catarrh
of several years standing. | have recovered
my sense of taste and smell by its use, and
can truthfully say the Balm has no equal as a
cure for this terrible disease. Frank C. Og-
den, Elizabeth, Nj, Aug. IA, 1879. See adv't.
Price 80 cents. jan1Oteod&w2w
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
me Executive Council Confirm the Nominations
for Co. Commissioners.
They Confirm the Fusion SHERIFF !,
Somerset.
OTHER NoMINATIoNs REJECTED.

Inc Executive Council have refused to fol-
low the Governor into mis- new field of parti-
san strife into which they have been invired
ana nave confirmed all nominations tina. have
oeen presented, where public necess;tv 20.
quires full board of county comm;s.;on.,.
OF tse prompt execution CT the law BY the of.
ncers contemplated by the constitution and
laws TO execute the same. II has been a GRAVE
question, whether county commissioners
~here there are but two duly qualified, can
perform the duties Of the office in a legal
manner. The Council at once determined
That the public interests should not suff.r in
consequence Of any action on their part. and
have confirmed tine entire list of county com.
missioners, although every man nominated is
democrat or fusionist The few vacancies
that are yet to be filled. are temporarily sum-
Piled with efficient officers. and there ia M
need of party action.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Turner, Turner.
Cumberland-R. G. Harding, Gorham,
Franklin-Gea. W. Clark. New VINEYARD.
kennebec-J. NJ. VIM, Clinton.
knox-Augustus NJ. Jameson Warren
Oxford-Wm. A. Frothingham Paris.
PeDobscot-Thomas X Holt, Garland.
flscataquis-Henry Hudson, Guilford.
Saeadahoc-Wm s. Hager Richmond.
Waldo-Charles H. Neeley, Monroe.
Washington Henry L. Watts, Jonesport
fork-Edmund S. Body, Limington.
SHERIFFs.
Androscoggin-Rodney +. Foss, Auburn,
REJECTED.
Hancock-Levi b. Wyman, Ellsworth.
lad on the liable.
SoRerset-Samuel A. Bickford, Skowhe.
gan, confirmed.
COUNTY ATTORNEYS
Franklin-Enoch o. Greenleaf. Farming
ton. rejected.
York-John S. Derby, Saco, rejected.
CLERK OF Courts.
Undergraduates Nash, Lewiston,
rejected.
Cumberland-John T.. Hull, Portland,
rejected.
Oxford-Charles F. Whitman, NORWAY,
rejected.
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few gifted ladies who are fond of paint
ing, and who are anxious to make little ar
tistic venture of their own, are trying their
delicate hands at tapestry painting, which is
itself to nearly every description of art dec
grafton, including screens, panels for walls
and doors. dados, friezes, portieres and win
dow curtains. The work is further available
Tor mural ornamentation in churches and
nails; and it is to be hoped that, like other
rapid ARRANGEMENTS that have been made in
many new art enterprises, this may also be
crowned with success.
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are you disturbed At night and broken Of
.o :.u rest oy sick child suffering and CRYING
n ~ the excrutiating pain of cutting teeth!
1 II SO, go at once and get 4 bottle Of MRS.
wiNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. twill
leiieVe the poor little sufereH immediately
Ispend upon IT; there is no mistake about il.
mere Is not mother on earth who has ever
u:eo II. who will not tell you 1t once that il
VIII regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mo.aei. and relief and health to the child,
opeia'ing Ike magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use 10 an cases. and pleasant to the taste.
anu Is the prescription Of one Of the Oldest
anu pest female physicians and nurses in the
nIed States. Sold everywhere 25 cents
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A Baby saved!

Since birth my baby had running sores all
over his head, and the doctors said that he
must die, for they could not heal them.
used everything I ever heard of, but it did no
good He got so bad that he would not nurse.
My husbands sister told me to try Sulphur
bitters as she had great faith in them.
used bottle and the sores commenced to
heal. After using two bottles more. the sores
all healed, and ! consider my baby saved
Mother, Concord, ". H..
ianl0feOdSw2w
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The anthracite coal production of the coun-
uy Tor 1881 was .S, 54S. 500 tons, against 3D.
'eZ'2o6 tons for the year 1850, showing
gain of 5, l66, 1913 tons in 1881. The squirt in
Trade caused by last weeks cold wave has
quoted down to regular orders. Freights
are lower, and it is believed that prices are
more In buyers favor. The impression Is
"rong among the coal producers that there
being too much coal mined, and some &C
uon is about to be taken for curtailment,
uhough what this action may be is not yet
Known. The winter thus far has been very
anfavorable for the coal trade, and should
'ne mild weather continue, break in prices
VIII be likely to occur early in the spring
from sheer surplus of stocks.
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FIJI. Brakes SuRerings.

F. II. Drake, ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich, suffer
ed beyond all description from skin disease,
which appeared on his hands, head and face.
and nearly destroyed his eyes. The mos,
careful doctoring failed to help him. and
after all had failed he used the Cuticura
Resolvent (blood PURIFIER internally, Cuti-
cura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin
cures) externally, and was cured, and has
remained perfectly well to this day.
jan4dw& saw m3p
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GARDINER.

Boston time was adopted in this city last
Monday. The town clock and the city bell
now announce the hours by that time.
Rev. b. Minard will preach temperance
sermon at the Summer street +. Il. church,
Sunday p NJ, at the usual hour. cordial
invitation has been extended to the members
of the reform club and all temperance people
to attend.
Eleven young men from Gardiner attend
the Dirigo Business College at Augusta.
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augusta responded with characteristic gen.
efosity to the appeal for aid for the Michigan
sufferers. Over $500 in money and 2l large
cases, crowded with clothing and other arti-
eies' are to be forwarded at once to the vic
ums OF the terrible forest fires. Among the
contributions were ~ comforters. II blankets
and quilts, l feather bed, 81 sheets, sc pairs
pnlow slips, 81 good overcoats, dozen
""eis' l25 pairs hose, and large num-
oer OF warm shawls and outside gar
"ents for women, besides uHdergarments
VI every grade and variety. We would es-
peciaily mention the generous donations from
fowicr, Hamlin 1 Smith of % outside gar
wents; c. N. Hamln, IS pairs hose, scarfs'
sud pieces calico; c. H. Mason, large sup
ply OF boys clothing, all new tin ware from
Williamson, Ward & Cogan and from MI.
burns; spoons, tinware, and large quantity
VI useful little articles from Geo. S. Ballard s.
are proud of the Christian spirit which
prompted these gifts, and inspired our people
/" remember those who are IN a@iction.
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Nearly . Miracle.

+. Asenith Hall, Binghamton, NY. writes {:
Il suffered for several months with dull
pain through left lung and shoulders. lost
my spirits. appetite and color, and could with
difficulty keep up all day. My mother pro-
cured some Burdock Blood Bitfers; / took
them as directed. and have felt no pain since
first week after using them, and am now quite
we'll" Price Sl.O0, trial size 10 cents.
janl0td&wlw
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Renew Your Lease,

There are times in every ones life when
energy fails and a miserable feeling comes
over them, mistaken for laziness. Danger
turks in these symptoms, as they arise from
diseased organs. Parker's Ginger Tonic
will restore perfect activity to the Stomach
Liver and Kidneys. purify the blood. ana
renew your lease of health and comfort
Adrocate. jan3+eodS wlm3p
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Mi. Flora G. Cochrane, the accomplished
o,oanisr at the Baptist church, has been of
tered similar position at the Winthrop
,treet Universalist church, which she will
r,obably accept.
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If the mother is feeble it is impossible that
her children should be strong Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable compound is a perfect
specific in all chronic diseases of the sexual
system of women. Send to Mrs. Lydia +.
Pinkham, 223 Western Avenue, Lynn Mass,
for pamphlets. janlOteod &wlw
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RESTORED FROM A DECLINE.

NORTH GREECE, " T., april %, 1880.
DR- r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y: Dear
Sir-I feel it my duty to write and thank
you for what your Golden Medical Dis
coverv" and "Favorite Prescription have
done for my daughter. 1t is now FIVE weeks
since she began their use. She is more
feshy, has more color in her face, no head
ache, and is in other ways greatly improved.
janl0d&wlw3p
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10 our item in regard to the team stolen
from Newell C. Shute's livery stable in Sears
port in Fridays Journal, an unfortunate
blunder occurred The man who stole the
team was named Charles b. Farrin, and he
disposed of his i'll gotten booty to gentleman
in Cornville named Moody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-14

Mr.. John S. Hendee. the popular and
fashionable photographer, slipped on the ice
in front of the Augusta House, recently,
badly spraining his wrist. His physicians
fear that the wrist will not be strong again
for several months. Mr.. Hendee is able to
attend to the business of his studio, with the
assistance of his son.