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NIEGINIA-IS TIE CIRCUIT cot ct
y 0F TlT D.gY of ICaMoNS-AAA u,
i,.n-... "a. Gordon. nue a. Thomas. Marceuus
-r.. .n sita if IlHu b.. Als.... i0 fuf t..cr-
.r.res air Such n.Hrr h.l4rra .t -lr Guaranteed
snrh Hl .it i..ri.inHua. b i'ierlri.Hrrr an1 Poe
fYuIlf EailrrIl COMPANY n- mrf uIH5.f tIIrui-
-liNt- rsrfIsr tl lu. suf unH raIiril1.if tsfir
proportion a tAt ceai. iA.If''t- iiiiila,
A -vdue, Bddi.. Thomas A.. Bldd.c Th1mas A.
lfidlir 8 Ia. GEORGE At ftIHlir at. lri''t To.
"a fIidl,. o.. a.. liadio. TRUSTEE fnr A. iiIdd.r.
@. A. Hiodie. -rusten h'l II T.. hddH -iHiii'is
hpwsDu iiaenf .l r. own rif.tl nno o. trif'if1t.
L. ~ Larriugsf. trIliice. Ara. ~. a.. inf ga.
thn.lc. oiauucei in iii. Own ri"h ahc as tru--
feD flilu DAauucfs, p. +. nlmple. Tia r.
f.unaII.. furrNI 49, LIVING ..Ilfi. ttl..H lttn
.inell.. Cn-rier r. Mnvcr trustee. Pcuueflga-
fia Company iur ul8urinF i've. Ar.- iI .rusi
Clmries ". EaAir.Ou and ". Robinson. = p, roo
trustece win K. ~ 1chin eruigr :, ieifrr
lu b. own right uud trustee. Z. q. Pepper p
4 pfupar u he Own rlgni uud trustee NJ.
floIlf.l l. frifalrf lu ~usaE aafarIll.. ulld
fur Aosslilc ittaill- i.lN 10y D. - n. t'i. Ato l"i
sue o. ~ l,iaf~hurn. sna io. 81. b. Ai'ci.i H.sne
h-ns. Robinson. -us-ll l.. Robinson Lizzt ".
knnlnsuH Leigh Robinson. tHuNuf Robinson,
CONWAY i.aifusi,i. d.. tluncurf Robinson b. iis
.,v,i rl.ff and az .-uslfs.. 4afni ~ ROBINSON. DE-
munC l.. Lni,iusL- 81. cnbius1 ll. g.. a. hanu-
slIl trusterf fHr tHerlf spatnsHI anl fuF ~
Robinson, ar. and faf A.. 81 hn1.usfIH, a. II.
Robinson, A.. II. Robinson Charles Dlamfrcy,
and a. -y Gnty Eidlir. tru-sees toT Fannie illd-
die ana 'Df n, a.. Robinson af1 inf afnu a..
Niuuufty. AunEurf ltsiIifr1ii. d.. ". a. Elffss
Jr.. -Aral A. -asaao. N luiar AID 81. q. -inrt.
Lrissists tDf alice ~iinrt. tslirf Cd Hrri Id hH
owu r.eili ano a. lr'islis AiltieE Ippnreuf
fu.. ~tfah - IS brirn- silFf A.. N nrral, ai'y.
NOrr.l- Charlie - ilius ana jane p ,c0ti,
l . % - III .,t g., 4, .,,l,.r - 1870
1elWeel ,i, nnitie1 el iiig ft ',ta a-er. u he
I.icimunA fe0efi easIuflg aut t'nlYluir hh.lloaG
COMPANY emo t.f ..tt rinii Ai' a. Ae = fe.-fa "i
tis itrf AZ $40 .ssca aua ~ isff LIT rt.iiir ~
s..i4 anlllrs usi Gu ane eliiDrtr1 rpsfs-ri lo
part oiIG.tlol IA liir aiFiDfnn. "a siid COMPANY,
~na espscialil pna3 ~ ,','' OF ..e s,.'.s-
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10 not Pc deceived. Insist OF having
tae cCnu o. Brown, Iron Hi-.ers. made
only blythe Brown Chemical Company, ana
take nothing elise.
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DoYALTy, NOBILITY,
EMINENT SCIENTISTS.
LEADING DIvTyEs.
AID OTHERS as TO THE
LiEBIG COYPASY's COCA gEEF TONIC.

PEINCr NICOLAS sTCHEEBATov. of the
iruucria. Russian Navy -. Petersburg Rssssizl :.
says, - u Is a most excellent fonsc"
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CHILEnEy'S CAREIAGEs.

ARRIVALS ui Zoo MIlINE4 ARR hffL- o.
rrrI fn.u t.l factory. manufactured fur JOHN
I.I-. Nn. ID uun ~ Main atrc,l and lor safe
nf unni...I. aul ror..l 81 rottQM primes titf uie
4 r.f. I...nlt ...rft....nr. jobs uDE-.
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-. EOEINsoN's ~ B00Ic


publish tiii-day HISTORY 90 'rHF HIGH CUTRT
1r ACll1 AND OTHER fN~1fTI' y IONS
DF ENGLAND. hy CaNNaA EgEfN ~JA NDi-
uuic A.. uiumC ~. il Ir"paru,i0HI. Law style.
.7.5N. Same iu Two larla iaw stri.. $3.50, lwO
r.lrts lr ciul.i, cur nr uncut edges. $50. tvo.
1882 utCC,.
EhELY ORDERS solicited for ulls valuable
wnrl mY -5-4Aw
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rl,s ps-sser Interested arr ber-sy naiiss0 that
lsnyc Axel on MONDAY tht htb dit ~ SAiss-
1ss1. IA N O'clnea A. ~. a. sue t4nas. ant NY
olIies In Richmond ~ the piaess ts eaceu'inS lha
oecYes from winch thu foregoing \ az sxtraet
Given uitticf ~, hama shis lsth dss ~ NAY.
1rsz. q "a hfAS. Neuhasasen1.
EpvAyp \. CANNON. pQs NY tS-sae~
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I'VE HOrSE Tt,-nAl-
The kIshzraa confesied-election clse ere
afed no interest in the House to-siHy, be-
cause II was forcgone conclusion tina:
General Wheeler was 20 be uiiseaied Mr.
Horr. o. Michigan, made \ funny speech.
nErrr NEWS ITEMS.
The only point in The whiskey investisa-
tion to-day was that no congressman OF
newspaper-men have ever asked 10 he en-
ployed IN behalf Of the bin.
Clarence seward, 7. l. "Ciinelnan. and
Morton afcNIioliael are in the city
Nr. Dame informs me that the Chess-
peakh AID Ohio through train from WASH
inctou 10 Louisville. DC. has been already
in5si literally patrouized.
fAssociatod Press reports 10 ihe Dlspatci4.l
TIIF DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION NIL.
WASHINGTON. u. G., June 2.-Ibe gen
eral deficiency appropriation i1ll reported
% the House to-day Gals ior nearly
-. e00. 600. Among IL items are those Tor
the deficiency in expenses Of the J Yorktown
Centeunial-S2.2 JOS: tenth census ex-
ucnses. So. $50; and creditt0 ex-TreasiTer
spinner. S4s.e0e.
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Irwin Del founl valuable 'n adj form. ~ DEHIL-
I1T. DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUS anl LIVER A.
fECJIDNe. NERVOUS DIR s-,1iNENTf "
MALE SUFFERING, AND WEAENEss.
CHRONIC s.tk HEADACHE. MALARIA. r.
REGULARITY up THL HART Sc.
fie e-lItSvlff
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W ss0F, AND C0AE..


WOOD. WOOD. WOOD.
- HALT-CoRD-EICE DRY pINE o..
DELIVERED EY
D. C0TTTELI-
Hy ae-Ct no. 2o south Eighth slree.
GOAL AND WOOD.-TTRsT-CLAss
Y ANTiEAClTI-uu sizes-iaf family Use,
LUMP IuT NnEN SPECIALITY. III NP
EAtalAt anQ SOFT ColAE- lIAL N1lD r4.lo
per cord. $3.50 per itI cord. OAK WgNI.
ss.5e pcr core and $50 pc h~li coid. AN iuc.
III loves summer PRICES tiraers bl telephone 80.
60 or otherwise. lsruad street oUiinsi Theatre.
of 1913 QHrs street m% Ill PAGi-
a NTHRACITE COAL OF ALL SIZES
y and besf gnniirH,
Bes- se.ecee Lt.ileH u NP;
ANTHRACITE faf lounary uSt-
Nf'l.fNT coal fDr grsfe,-
SIEAM amo SMITHS COAL
N1Hli--une. sawed, and hin4.iie.
F,afl 9 creri otSc- ptiaR =. IL. HANtr
ms 48m Esrhteauth ang tirv streets.
uENEIC0 COAL COMPANY.
MINTEs or DIgLAiINOUs COAL.
J.E.TIAN
rvs-lm General sales Asat
. FUEL OF ALL KINDS.
ANTHRACITE C0AL.
MIST VIRGINIA ~FLIN1 COAL,
TOi 'NnE1 AND STEAM COAL.
FOI.EsI-ilAE MpOl3- long ana e Neo-
u. LAM T. .fta
~fVcnicssrlh street. 81 Dire v-iiri4et.
tsrtler tr folauhone of niicrNisi- 'N -
REMOVAL
! DEMON Al, REMoE Al. REMeR Al,
PITCHER 4 BIGGER
90 -2g EAEg MAIN kTI EE1, uFf'OhffE l1i
6EOEGE A.. eIEEL'H.
/ COAL. WO1D, AND CORR OF All hiAli,.
Try az With cash.
~ n-6l IILt'HfE a NttitfEt.-
EETBEGER&Togs. a,c.
/ DEFEI6ERATORsi
REFRl6EEAToRs,
EITEIGERAT0Rs
DININ6-I:ooM
CLIMAX.
AIFINE,
NURSERY.
WATII-c0OL
AxB
GATE CITY STONE Tn.TfIERs-
TOR sALK AT
Z. q. TAyLoEs.
mys 1Dll Main sfrcet.
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ALrRED SHE'LL
JAMES PlEAsANTs. olsD cArnESgF0N.p.q.
NJ -i.--n8x

CCHpFfEl-D. &C.. ". EBi kf., a.. --
NlN CHANgIEf CuIR3 or RICHMOND.
TxrHAcr FEan DECKEE cf ArssEI "a, 1882.
Ths Cont dDth turfiasr artuas. 0Ttisr.
ana dorTse ;ba tnis ciu.f h. r'icf-fr a. iie - .nt
-apne ~ tiis cDuri a. tnlNtft alte ffiort
WI. d DO "a aesnauns ar ifcis ~ fihl uc titi-
s4stluz Chains aDainsi lie silarer ~ tnfaeriht
-ciiIfiel- Anfntnelts ti-.ris aasarf = lsfi Dpan,
Anthony A. hrisiintsn, Jr. Decreased sna hci'ecra
Isl q t..imEn. certas~a, with firir respective p-i-
nrl.tsss auy. With ans otnf nat1erH aguiDr3 lp,f-
tjn,lli Nv himself, which H. Mas tt rrsafsue 10
Fs.irO-f ~ Ely Party Interested
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Nrw YORK nrror 30 MURRAY STREET .
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EquaBy emphatic testimonials from MADAME
TIlE MARQUisE OF CAMILLE FE,is; the
NisCOUNTESsE yfTRIEA. Lisbon. Portugal
EDWIN BOOTH. tine celebrated actor; General
FRANZ slGEI., New Yort city; General LOUIS
SCuAFF'NER, Chicago. n, Mss MARY L.
BOOTH. ed. treas Of Herpers Bazar Professor
J.. ". HALE. N. D.. IL. D.. Chicago. H., and hun
drods equally cnlincnL
The Rev. Dr. c. II. GARDNER. principal q The
celebrated Fif.h-Asrnuo seminar fof Youn- La
dies New Yors city. save } speak from grziofu I
experience 81 its remarkable power
~ u Is fir superior "a tie fa=iionabc and iiiusve
preparations of beef, vino, and lr1n SAYS Profess
sor p. " HJ-v1, ~. I.. IL. D., honorary member
Imperial Medical socicfy 81 "a. Petersburg Pas
sia. &C., &c., Of New York city.
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The Troubles E1sewfsere.

Ca1AflnD, dune l.-Delegstions 81
fboui go men rom PhlliTnbsrg and
osceola arrived ua the eisris morning train.
slfier which the miners lisradea he streets
headed By Z lrlna. until 1879. About 1.0DD
iniDefs then proceeded 20 point near .he
town, where Itas--Iacetsag was held.
Synecises were made. and III II O'Clock M
aa3saI7imeut was had until iIali-l,asi /,
w'iieB Il was decided. by an almost tnari-
NOUS g0le, 90 go 20 work.
Los1wn1.E, n.y., June l--I'iie men fin-
glieyed II fast eufrnl Rolling Mil IN tins city
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W 4zfr1ur1nfs.

THE SENATE AT-A pEArI.oCK-IT kIJOrRNs
FoR WANT OF A PRESIDING oTT7CEE-NIs.
TuCKEE's VIEWS Oy TIE SITUATION IN
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d. r. El.yson. corresponding secreiarF-
rend the flty-,ee0ud annual report'ui the
Education Board
During the past wear The Board h.s aided
thirty mine Young men who are preparing
joy THE ministry. twcn-y--ix u whom have
pursued thoir Studies 81 Richmond college
and ft.rteau ~ Tie southern Baptist Ihel-
logical seminar Received. s22,31l.) F,
extended. sa.17a.3l-ieeving o bahnee 10
Size treasury OF sl65.Gs 50 paF what the
Board owes nnd 90 meet the expenses "
the remainder oil tle college session. The
number 81 student ailed h. larger thn
n anv time iur five ve.Ts; elghtl-hve more
churches contributed the past wear shan the
preceding. and the aggregate amount civen
eluwed IN increase ~ S400.
The report then cxpiains how the Board
comes 10 be- iu debt. how il l. proposed TO
puy r. and takes q hopeful financial view
uf the future. IL also mentions that the
stale Mission Board and the Goshen Asso-
citation nave arranged ~ give ministerial
student. work during their summer yaea-
tion.
The report in conclusion says: ." v hen
We remember h0w -raciousiy God hrs
blessed the $50 Young men we have edu-
cs;ed. and how through their instrumeii-
u,ity more than 2oO churches have been
constituted. 600 sunday scLools organizaa-
and more tilan 100000 souls saved, how
can we refuse 20 give whatever y needed
40 educate ..ll who desire 10 preach HI
wordi-
nr. winkier addressed the audience 81
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Republican n N0mina tiOMs.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Senator's William u. L, nuell, Lewiston; William
D. koak, Durham
County Commissioners.-J. Wesley Maxwell. Web.
ster; X. c. Boothby, East
Livermore.
Sheriff.-Hillman Smith, Lewiston.
Clerk sf Courts-lsaac W. Hanson, Poland.
Register of Deeds.-Silas Sprague, Auburn.
County Attorney.-Albert 4. Savage, Auburn.
County Observation-Disclosures +. Merrill, Lewiston.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Senatois.-Chares Mclaughlin, Portland: Stephen
J. Young. Brunswick; Albert F. Nutting.
Otisfied; Tobias Lord Jr., Standish.
Register Of Deeds.-Leander +. Cram. Baldwin.
Sheriff. BENZ. True, Pownal.
County Attorney-Gorion W. Coombs, Portland.
Clerk of Courts.-A. A. bennett. Portland.
County Treasurer.-J. NJ. Webb, Westbrook.
County Commssioners.-Wm. l.. Prince, Cumber.
land Henry Natter, Cape
Elisabeth.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Senators.-George f. Weeks.
+. +. Heath.
Sherif.-George X. Stevens.
County Attorney.-Wm. I. Hanes.
County lreasurer.-Mark Rollins.
County CommissIoners.-Geo. II. Andrews.
Register of Deeds-P. NJ. Fogler.
KNOX COUNTY.
Senator-D. n. Mortand, Roekland.
Commissioners.-R II. Counce; Ihomaston; Isaac
W. johnson, Washington.
Decentralization Pillsbury, Rockland.
Sheriff.. Z. Spauldng, Thomaston.
Attorney-T.P. Z. Pierce, Rockland.
Register of Deeds.-E. L. q. Ransom, Rockand.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Senators.-James W. Clark, Andover.
Eckly L. Stearns, Lowell.
COmmssoners.-tieo. +. Hammond, Paris.
Frank Bradley Fryeburg.
Clerk of Courts.-Albert 5. Austin, Dixtield.
Attorney.-James Wright, Paris.
Treasurer.-.Iarvis C. Marble, Paris.
Sherif.-Jordan Stacy, Porter.
PENoBSCoT COUNTY.
SenatOrs.-John l.. Cutler, Bangor; Sam1 Libby,
Orono; Thomas II. Wentworth, Brad
ford Philip Wilson. East Newport.
Commissioners.-J. Peakes, Charleston; William
l. Scribner, Springfield
Treasurer.-B. b. Thomas, Hampden.
Sheriff.. W. shaw, Newport.
Attorney.-F. II. Appleton, Bangor.
Clerk of Courts.-Charles +. SWEET, Bangor.
Register of Deeds.-,John T. Bowler, Bangor.
Register of Probate.-Ambrose C. Flint
PIsCArAQUIs COUNTY.
Senator.--A. q. Lebroke Foxcroft.
Sherf-S. ID. Millett, Milo
Judge of Probate.-Elias j. Hale, Foxcroft.
Register of Deeds.-A. NJ. Warren, Orneville.
Commissioners. A. NJ Gilman. Foxcroft; jesse
BarbOr, Abbot.
Attorney. b. Peakes, Dover.
Treasurcr.-Ira +. Palmer Dover
WALDO COUNTY.
Senators. - Joseph X. Mears, Morrill, Alfred +.
Nickerson, Swanville
Clerk of Courts.-Tileston Wadlin, Northport.
Sheriff.. c. Morse, Liberty.
Register of Deeds.-,James Pattee, Belfast.
Attorney.-Ruel w. Rogers, Belfast.
Treasurer.-Sherburne Sleeper, Belfast.
COmmissioners.-J. H. kiliman, Prospect; Samuel
kingsbury, Waldo.
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Personal.

Mrs. Garfield is being worried by innumer-
able invitations to attend Sunday school an
niversaries, all of which she declines.
General Grant, exSecretary Fish, General
Hancock and ex-Secretary Blaine are at Sar-
atoga.
Herbert Spencer, the distinguished English
philosopher, was to have sailed for this coun-
try during the past week.
w. +. Chandler is sharp nosed man with
bright eye and retreating chin, whom
nobody would have ever credited with this
fol-derol about the Presidents flag.
General Meigs and his daughter, Miss
Lulu, who will shortly marry Archibald
Forbes, the London war correspondent, are
at Mount Desert.
The Prince of Wales desired to accompany
the British army now being conveyed to
Egypt, but in Difference to the wishes Of the
Queen abandoned the project
Wallace Ross and Kennedy are at Lake
MaranocOok practicing daily. Ross is under
kennedy's training. He is to row at Sara
toga in about a week.
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General News.

The Butler boom, as usual, has got a
fresh and promising start in Massachusetts,.
Suits amounting to $4,000 have been en-
tered by the relatives of the victims Of the
Scioto disaster.
Monday morning there was frost in
several towns near Concord, N. H., and also
at Woodford, VT.
The Dayton (Ohio) Democrat reports that
the electric light towers to be constructed in
that city Will be 250 feet high, and made of
boiler iron.
A pretty girl of Is, neat in dress and polite
in manner, is bootblack in Galveston. Tex.
She has chair at street corner, and makes
81 to Sc day.
At a wedding in Cleveland, Ohio, one day
last week, the justice performed the
ceremony in English and German, the bride
responded in Bohemian, and the groom
answered in German.
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Muck.

Those who work coarse-textured, hun
CRY soils which let the water through
them like riddle, find that swamp muck
is very useful to them. They however,
do not rely on it as direct source ofplant
food. They use it with Large quantities
of stable manure. ashes. ETC." The muck
is Just as valuable as an amendment, to
give to ground the texture and physical
qualities of loan or of garden soil as stable
manure is, and the stable manure. ashes,
ETC., serve to set up the fermentation or
decomposition in swamp muck which rem
ders its nitrogen of avail The use of
swamp muck on grass land, oron titled soil
newly brokenup from grass is ofthe nature
of carrying Goals to Newcastle" In mar
ket gardening. where the continual tillage
tends to the rapid removal of organic
matter, muck may well take, more or less,
the place of stable manure, according to
its quality and cost.
The quality of swamp muck may be
roughly inferred from the following con-
siderations When the swamp is basin
with a small outlet or none, when the
wash that enters it comes copiously from
good or rich soil, when the herbage that
grows on it is tall and rank, when large
quantities of forest leaves accumulate in
it, We may safely assume that the muck
will be relatively rich plant food. It is
from such deposits that muck has been
obtained, which is reported to have nearly
equaled stable manure in fertilizing effect
On the other hand, where the wash into the
swamp is scanty, and from coarse, poor
soil, when the vegetation is mere moss or
spare growth of sedge, and when large
volumes OF water flow through it and
leach out its soluble matters, then it would
be strange if the muck had any considera-
BILE active fertilizing quality. 1t may.
nevertheless, even then, be very servicea
BILE for amending poor, coarse. sandy or
gravelly soils, but the amending must be
followed up by real manure OF the ap-
propriate kind.
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The loss Of life in India due to the
ravsges of venomous snakes is almost in
credible. Yet Consumption, which is as
willy and fatal as the deadIiest Indian reptile,
is winding its coils around thousands of
people while the victims are unconscious Of
its presence. DIR. X. v. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" must be used to cleanse
the blood of the ssrofulous impurities, for
tubercular consumption is only q form Of
scrofulous disease. ''Golden Medical
Discovery" is sovereign remedy for all
forms Of scrofulous disease, or king's-evil,
such as tumors, white swellings, fever sores,
scrofulous sore-eyes, as we'll as for other
blood and skin diseases. BY druggists.
augl5d&w1w4p
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NO; 1913.
Agricultural Items.

The cattle plague has appeared in Cayuga
county, New York, and many cattle have
died.
The attendance of students at the State
college is unusually large for the beginning
of the fall term.
A Tuscarawas (Ohio) county farmer hasn't
sheared his sheep in five years, claiming that
God intended that the sheep should wear
uhelr Wool. LIN
Mr.. +. A. Boothby of Saco has some sun
flowers that would almost astonish dear
Oscar. Two of the stalks are over ten feet
high, and there are nearly fifteen buds and
blossoms on each stock.
The English sparrows introduced at Salt
Lake a few years ago have multiplied to such
an extent that they are nuisance, and have
their habitation in every tree and housetop
in the Mormon Zion.
A very simple and efficient remedy for
mosquitoes is tincture of Persian powder. II
the powder is pure few drops of the tincture
on the neck and hands will repel the most
bloodthirsty mosquito from the thinnest
skinned and most persistent Of fishermen.
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Inheriting a Fortune.
The STRANGE Coon Luck OF RHODE Is
LAND WAIF.

IHE STRANGE G0OD LUCK OF RHODE Is
LAND WAIF.
A curious and romantic story comes from
Riverton. r. l., the hero being a waiter boy
at the Lawton House at Stone Bridge, who Is
reported to have fallen heir to fortune. The
fortunate youth is Charles Rodgers, youth
of IL. lie was found when | / months old in
a street in Boston, and was finally adopted by
man named Rodgers, living in Hartford,
Conn, where he has since lived. His adopt
ed father keeps a restaurant in Hartford, and
young Rodgers, desiring change Of scene,
secured employment for the season mt the
Lawton House, where he has been employed
for about two months. When the child was
found in the street he was dressed in rich
clothing, and around his neck was a gold
chain with locket in which was the name of
Charles Willoughby.
1t was evident that there was some mystery
connected with the little founding, and
though it was never clearly explained to the
boy himself it would clearly seem that his
adopted father knew something of the child's
history, and that the boys relatives have kept
track of him during all these years. At vari-
Gus times hints have been given to the boy,
who has been given to understand that some
day he would be rich. This noon the boy re-
ceived telegram from his adopted father
asking him to meet him in Providence and go
to visit his grandfather, who was dying. The
boy was overjoyed at the prospect of at last
seeing relatives. and at once started for Provi-
dence. The lads strange story has been the
main topic Of conversation to-day among the
summer residents at Stone Bridge and Tiver-
ton Heights, and especially at the Lawton
House, where his intelligence and gentleman
ly bearing have made him favorite. Bot
TON Globe
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Dailp Kenneber journaI.
FOR GOVERNOR,
FREDERICK RoBIE,
OF GORHAM.

For REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS
THOMAS b. REED. of Portland.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.. of Lewiston,
CHARLES A. BOUTELLE, of Bangor.
SETH l.. MILLIKEN, of Belfast.
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w4tz1

KENNEBECCOUNTY-I Probate Court, heldas
augusta, on the fourth Monday of July. 1889:
Wy A. TAYLOR, Administrator on the estate Of
w Sarah X. Taylor, late Of ReadAeld, in sid
county, deceased having presented his rst account
of administration Of said estate for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereofbe given three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY prior to the fourth Monday Of August
next, in the kennebecJournsl, . newspaper printed
in that all persons interested may attend ut
Probate Court then to be held Ut Augusta, and
show cause, If any, why the same should not be al
lowed.
Attest Howard OWEN, Register. 81
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NOTICE

Il hereby given that the City Ordinance In regard
70 fast driving in the streets of Augusta, viii be
rigidy enforced from and after this date Safety to
life and limb c0mpels me TO this couree, II has
become . common nuisance.
By order Of the Mayor.
6: q. WHITE. City Maraaa
Augusta DeeenbeS 10, ~.
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EYES
DAUGHTERS

By Marion Hariand
IL now ready for subscrib-
ers. No mother or
daughter, knowing Its
contents, Will fail 70
buy IL.
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acrree TAYiwe cal Lassitude, ,PaiaAfIEk 1AkIk6.
in the Rack, Dinness of Vision, Premature Old Age,
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
and premature Grave.
%Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de
sire to send free by mail to every one The spe-
cidc Medicine is sold by all druggists at per pack
mail on receipt of the money, by addressing the
GRAY MKpICINK Co., No. l06 Main Street, Buffalo
~. Sept6i &wly
Sold bv all Druggists.
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kind

The crop prospects were never better in
Aroostook.
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