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ByA gentleman and wife. fne, large bed
room, with or Without board. Prefers a CEN
tral locality. Address ar" care this ONCE,
giving. terms and full particulars. H-i-4t
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The painter, can be found at Bacons pain
ahop, on st. Mary'e street. l0-l6-tf
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Cottage for sale, furnished or unfurnishcd,
new, avg nichmond avenue, corner of Camden,
one block from San Pedro switch, near the
new Presbyterian church and handy TO high
school. Inquire at premises.
ll-29-lm e NJ DAVIS
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A good boy to carry horse route. Apply at
this Office. Il-lO-tf
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-Four Thousand bushels Of Corn
} lor sale. Address J. NJ. FROST, Richmond
Texas. n-l6-lm
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Is as choice In style and material us can be
found In any market
Q-sQ-tf pANcoAsT 4 goN
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Sometimes loose on futures. You can get the
watch or jrwelry they pawned with Emerson
or half price ll.B II
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Until you have seen the nne stock OF clothing
OF Pancoast \ Son. 9-2t-u
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The largest stock OF stationery, Juvenile
books, albums, etc, in the city, at Mic rengg Il.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-03

Misses cloass in fine assortment very cbeaT
At T. c. Frosts. u.3L4t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-03

All kinds OF lightning rods and fixtures az
lowest rntee. All work guaranteed. ll-3-lm
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CARDUl."
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Will be open every afternoon aud night
wednesday and Saturday exclusively tr
ladies'. Landa's building, sOleuad street. 27-Jt
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BY Or. A. j Smith No. 20 Commerce street,
over Clavin's drug store. ll-l-tf
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But advertise in the holiday edition OF the
LIGHT
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Holiday Goods OF Every Description.
A splendid assortment at G. W. Baldwin 8
Co.'S, Isl Commerce street.
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COHEN Il KOENIGHEIM,


Nv transit observations free OF charge by
stern, the joweler e4s Commerce St q-l5-Sm
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And Agency, for rooms, offices, houses, etc,
feast sidel Main plaza.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-03

Al Son. a-29-u
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Inducements Extraordinary |

We shall exhibit a choice assortment Of Ia.
dies suits, in silks, brocado, velvet, ladies'
cloth. fiannels, black and oolored cashmeres
and all the new dress goods.
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Late Styles of Hats
For sale at Pancoast y Sons e-'-t
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Ladies Cloak Department

now open. A large line OF fall and winter
wraps. Nowmarkets, walking jackets oloaks'
seys," for ladies', misses and children, at all
the popular pricea.
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At Oh North Flores street, for gentleman and
wi G, or two gentlemen. l2-3 81
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Take "BLAcK.DRAUeHT" and you
will never be bilious.
Sold by James Calvin and L. orypski, druggists.
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Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.

We have now on exhibition a large line OF
tapestry, velvet and body Brussels carpets.
Also full line of wooden a. carpets mating,
oil cloths, etc.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-07-05

Come into Great-grandmother's garden, my
The sunfowers are nodding and reckoning
away,
The Balsams are smilingly drying their tears,
And fair Morning-Glories are greeting the
day.
How pure is the breath Of the old-fashioned
Pinks.
How modest the face of the Ladys Delight
sweet,Wiiam his arm with Miss L1venders
links,
And whispers. 81 dream of you morn, noon,
and night"
The Dahlia looks on with "a queenly repose.
Unheeding the CoXcomb's impertinent signs,
And fierce Tigcr-Lily an angry look throws
AT Bachelors Button, who praises her eyes.
The red Princes Feather waves heavy and slow
BY Marigolds rich as the crown of king;
The Larkspur the humming-bird sways to and
fro:
Above them the IIollyhocks azy swing.
Come, Four-o Clocks, wake from Your long
morning nap!
The late China Asters will soon be astir;
The Sweet Pea has ordered simple green cap
Which the Poppy pronounces too common
for her.
There's >outhernwood, Saffron. and long Strip
ed Grass;
The pale ThimbleBerres, and Sweet Brier
bush:
An odor of Catnip floats by as we pass
BE careful! nor Grandmamma's Chamome
crush
Come into Observation-Disclosures garden, my
dears:
The suntlowers are nodding and reckoning
away
All. the true Grandma's garden is gone wears
and years
We have only makc-believe garden to-day.
LNt. \icholas.
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A GOOD ODD FELLOW
Mr.. Cutler, of 21 Lyons ST.. New Haven, Conn.,
How He Takes Life Easy now and How He
Obtained the Means to Regain His
Health

Mr. Cutler, of p Lyons St, is Il faithful odd Eel
low, and for forty years a member of Quinipiac
Lodge No. (the oldest organization of its kind in
the State of Comm He is man much respected in
New Haven. Your reporter found him at his pleas
ant home on Lyons street one afternoon, taking life
easy. "You see,' he says, "I'm ying to make my
self feel little ndsposed. presume its the lin
gering results Of Lodge dinner which attended
while ago down at the beach. | have been, as
many of my friends in New Haven know a sufferer
for years from indigestion and biliousness When
have INDUCED in too hearty food Fve had to suffer
at times extremely. AS result I've had to place
myself under my physicians care often, and have
taken a great many remedies, but | find after a
thorough trial that DR.. Kennedy's FANORITE
REMEDY is the most excellent medicine have
ever had knowledge of for any of the disorders
above mentioned. 1t leaves exhaustive effects
but rather strengthens and regulates the digestive
organs in Il charming manner. We keep it as a
household medicine, and have recommended it to
my friends, for it is an excellent preparation"
Mr. Cutler is Il man whose word can be depended
upon. His testimony is but echo of the words
of thousands in New England who have received
relief from the sole use of DR.. kenncdy's FAVOR
TIE REMEDY. lm26
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A Fish Peddler's Story About Mackerel

\ large load of fresh mackerc were
brought up from Small Point this morn
ing 10y an inhabitant of that place They
were OF the variety commonly known as
thinkers, but still looked very good lie
was selling them round the streets ut ten
cents dozen, and was meeting with
ready purchasers. He replied to a cues
ton that they were caught in what is
commonly called a pound, and that none
OF the larger ones had as vet made their
appearance, On being asked the reason
OF this, he said that he considered it not
due to their scarcity, but to a disinclina-
ton to come to the surface where they
could be discovered. He said also that
perhaps the presence of some If the other
Tribes OF fish which are in enmty toward
them might have some effect upon them,
and that 1t might be owing somewhat to
the bdckWardness Of the season. "Then
again" said he, "the mackerel is an odd
fish and has spells of eccentricity Just like
human beings. | have seen the water
Just alive with them, and they would not
touch the most enticing bait; then again
have seen them when no bait was nee
essary at ALL but they would bite at the
bare hook, and then there would be three
or four after it at once. Finally" said
he, 81 must tell you one story about their
oddity.
one day about two years ago | went
out with my boat to fish and found them
quite plenty, but they would not bite,
and although tried everything could
think of, not bite could | get. At
length in throwing over my wash bait
saw something red among its particles
and the moment it struck the water there
was grand rush for it. | could not IN
derstand it, but finally got something red
and threw 1t over again with the same
result as before. | then grasped the idea
and cutting pieces from my red shirt |
used them for bait. You ought to have
seen them jump for those red rags.
tell you in short time had my boat
filled and although you may not believe
it, no one near me made half the catch
did with my red rags as bait"
"Ihats as true a story as ever told, :"
he remarked, as he climbed upon his seat
and bestowing cut Of the whip upon
his horse drove off with the melodious
cry Of ''here you 90 now, fresh mackerel
and only ten cents dozen !" Bath
Times.
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The following exhibits from Maine are en-
tered at the London Fish Show:
Everett Smith, of Portland, model of inclined
plane return tshWay.
Perkins & Shurtletf, Portland, one box com
pressed cod, ten packages in case. pounds
each, with all large bones removed, and COM
pressed i'll rolls, ready for cooking.
Burnham Il Morrill,, smoked preparations !;
1Innan haddles III one pound cans cooked prep
aratons in cans; Holsters, two different cans :
mackerel in pound cans, and clans in pound
cans.
Portland Packing Company, Portland, cooked
preparations IN cans-canned Holsters, canned
clans.
William Taylor, Portland, improved sword
fish lily iron.
}. 7. Donnell, Bath, cable used by fishing
vessels.
+. NJ Eveleth, Wadoboro. model of fishwav
with automatic float for regulating the supply
of water.
Henry o. Stanley, Dixfeld, pencil sketch on
birch bark of Rangeley trout, caught by Mr..
Stanley, Oct. 10, 1877; weight 10 pounds
+. NJ. Stillwell Bangor, can for transporta-
ton of young fish, and pump for aerating the
water; also painting on birch bark of Grand
Lake Stream trout.
Wolff q Reesing, PASSPORT, preparations in
oil; oil sardlnes; preparations in Spices vine
gar, ETC.: mustard sardines; marine sardnes
Henry Sellman. Union Fish Company Cam
den, model of sardine factory.
Queen Victoria's melancholy causes some
alarm.
The difficulty betw cen France and China has
been adjusted
General Crooks way Of swooping down on
his prey has won for him among the Indians
the name of "Gray Eagle"
Caterpillars are so numerous in Nova Scotia
as to impede railroad trains. Potato bugs are
plentiful in New Brunswick.
The fifty members of the Texas legislature
indicted some time ago for poker playing
have about all settled their cases without trial
The Health of Washington |" exclaimed old
Mrs. Pinaphor, reading the big headline in the
newspaper. ''Why, thought Washington was
dead"
boy in history class in school was trying
to recite about Napoleon's troops ascending the
hill in platoons and said, "They marched up the
hill pantalOon after pantaoon."
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM of 80 acres, situated on the
"A Halls Corner road 21a miles from p O. The
location is as good as can be found anywhere, com
handing a splendid view of Belfast Bav. Farm cuts
about 40 tons of hay-mOwed with machne,-has
never-failing water in pastures and at buildings
ings in good repair New barn 40 by Co., cellar I'M
derneath. Only part of price required down
Farm implements and part of stock sold if desired
Also one pair of years old steers. girh feet well
matched and broken. WIN. II. FROHOCK.
Belfast, May 3, 1Ss3-IStf
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Gems of Thought.

Small cheer and great welcome make a mcr-
~ feast.
Nothing is law that is not reason. Sir John
Powell.
sparrow in the hand is worth an eagle on
the wing. [Cervantes.
Great is the art of beginning, but greater the
art of ending. Longfellow.
There are more faults in the humor than in
the mind. [ROchefoucauld.
| should like to adopt political doctrines that
would live longer than my dog. Garfield.
lie that forgets his friend is ungratcful to
him; but he that forSets his Saviour is unmerci-
full to himself. [Bunyan.
What deal of cold business doth a man mis-
spend the better part of life in. In scattering
compliments. rendering visits. following feasts
and plays Ben Jonson.
We think of trials as intended to do US good
in the long run and in general sort of way
but the Lord says of each one 1T yieldeth"
Grandfathers in private families are not much
observed to have great influence on their grand
sons, and believe they have much less among
princes Swift.
The farmer times himself 10 nature, and ac-
qulrPs that llyelOng patience which belongs to
her. His rule is, that the earth must feed and
clothe him: and be must wait for his crop to
grow. Emerson.
There is many thing which the world calls
disappointment. but there is no such word in
the dictionary of faith. What to others are dis
appointments. are to believers intmations of
the will of God. Newton.
To-day we are well. tomorrow sick to-day
III esteem, tomorrow in disgrace; to-day we
have friends, tomorrow none; nay. we have
wine and vinegar in the same cup. Bat there
is none Of this INCONSISTENCY in Heaven. [R.
Baxter.
Of Law there can be no less acknowledged
than that her seat is the bosom of God. her
voice the harmony of the world; all things in
heaven and earth do her homage, the very least
as feeling her care, and the greatest as not eX-
emptcd from her power. Hooker.
1t is commonly the personal character of a
writer which gives him his public significance.
1t j. not impaired by his genius. Napoleon
said of C0rneille: ''Were he living | would
make him king" but he did not read him: he
read Racine, yet he said nothing of the kind of
Racine 1t is for the same reason that La Fon-
tane Is held in such high esteem among the
French. 1t is not for his worth as Il poet but
for the greatness of his character which OBJ
trudeS IN his writings. Goethe.
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fl3TUl.A AND PILES

Cured without the Use of the Knife.
MILAN READ on. D., Harvard, lSl2), and
ROBERT NJ. READ on. D., Harvard, 1876, ~
Somerset street. Boston, give special attention to
Ihe treatment of fISTuLA, PILES AND ALL DIS.
EASES OF THE RECTuM, without detention from
business. Abundant references given Pamphlets
sent on application. lyrG
Office llours-l2to 4 O'Clock PM. except sundays
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Moons SARskPARILIk

Is designed to meet the wants Of a large por-
ton + our people who are either too poor to
emu, " "A physician, or are too far removed
e. el-iy call ono, and still larger class
t.aarc not sick enough 10 require medical
.4e. and yet are ont Of sorts and need
medicine 10 build them up, give them an ap-
petite purify their blood. and oil up the ma
l1unery' Ui their bodies so ii Will do its duty
Wlllm -lv. No other article takes hold OF the
..-.l I'M lLta IN civ fhn SlnI like
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Store for S ale.

nWING to poor health am obliged to 90 out of
" business, and now offer my entire stock of
general merchandise and store fixtures for sale and
will lease store with land Stock alb new and fresh
store has tenement over 1t, which will be leased if
desired, both have been recently put in perfect
der. To any one wishing to engage in trade can
offer good inducements to purchase Address
iw2f HORACE OBRlEN, ThomastOn, Me.
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HOODS saRsAPARGLLA

II work Ike magic, reaching every Part Of
RI human body through the blood, giving 10
al reno we'd life and energy.
NV friend. you need not take our word.
A., soar uri4hh"r. who has just taken one
tH-tr. lle viii tell you that . II S the best
dollar / ever invested
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Have no fear of any of these diseases if you use
Hop Biter's is they will prevent and cure the
worst cases even when you have Acen mate W:r3,'
by some great pulled up pretended cure.
If ever Il blind man feels happy over his aniction
ii is when sight draft is presented to him for pay
mCnt.
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Price: CUTlCuRA, 50c. and $l.O0 per box. RE
SOLVENT, 81 90 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAR, 2jc.
CuTICURA SHAVING SOAP. l5c. Sold every where.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
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osrON, october 10, $50.

Il. II. EDDY, E-q.-Dcar sir. You procured for
me in 1870, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me In hundreds of cases, and
procured many patents reissues and extensions. !
New ori,, Philadelphia and Washington, hut |
still give ven almost the whole of my business in
your line and ad'i others to employ you.
ours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
RnstNn- .I1n | l-sR III
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Juur 4. H. lss}
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X lllai D1'alf>WWHMHhEE nniIXEIt,yy ,t.1ip ~ ~.
LincolntiIIr IN said Couui, ,r tyni,t, ,i.r.,-,
having presented a petition To- .nlI r,yl5i,r,.,I d.
tate Or saiI deceased fnr tIit,,.,. tI,,.j,, , IN
Ordered That NM ,nid AdiuirI. t,trlr XIV, NJ.
tce to ali pcr."ns intrrn-ied % ,, w. W.,
this order 10 be published lhrce weeks yal
IL thc Republican Journal uriui,I M Erlfu-l iIal
thcy bay nppcar At Probnia Go,rt +" be- bG' l
Belfast within and for said County ON th,. ,r,f,i
TucsIay OF .tuly urAt Nd Nm WI I'M rIurL lrr,ra
noon and show caii-r If any tort have. vl, II.
7anc -houll not be- granted
JANIL- !. IAN-DN. J..or.
4 truc c,py. itt"5t ( 'tt.rr,n.I' i,,,.i XII.
----------
the County 81 Waplo, Oh rnc srrond VII. XIX, "
June, 4. y. 1883.
yE,IIt. ,nn,,,i-- f,,,,,r. .Y,i.,I ,l.
/ DOVER Of STANTON r. COL~ON, MiIowcl
pr IANNAii ". CDL~O%, late ri ,cN-poIt in
SAM county n Naldp, drrcascd, having mUIr Ir.
turn ~ their dong thereon.
Drdcred That notice thereof hr gifru ~ all
persons interested NY causing ropy ~ tui- ordur
10 De Puhl,hcd three weeks -urcc -IrcIy H inc
Republican journal printed At Belfast Tint lh,y
pay appear at Prphate court, W "" hrI nd
Belfast within and FOR -aid County, ON tAr -rroud
Tuesday of july HrNt, at ten ~ the efforts before
noon, And ,hpW cause, ii any thry havo, Why thr
same should not be accepted.
JAMES y. LAM ON, Ju14c.
true copy Attr-t'-A. a. FLETCHER, Iir2i-lur.
the County q waldo on he ,crond IIr-day OF
Jane, a. d. 1883.
ybfA = ,Dn-. .,,..,,,.l T., .,,,,,..,.. a. al. g..
IL Instrument puiporlins 10 M t6c la-t Viii ,nI
testament Of JOSIAH II. CROSS, Euc of Mont
willie, in said County Of waldo. deceased having
prt cntcd the same fyr Probate
Ordered, That the -aid named ENrcutly NJ, e.. ro.
ticc 10 all persons Interested by causing a cops of
thi OrlrrtO be published tire" Wno- -triv ill.,
the Republican, journal printed at cII!l-t Ilt Inr.
may appear at Il Probalc Court to be hriI al Bel
fast, within ana for said Cornty oI iI. second
Tuesday Of July nr\t, III I'm N iIn c.o.L i,ofor,
tttI- h,,Rt 10 t,tttt Z
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ST. LOUIS, Mo.-A Chronicle reporter was
told by Mr. Alfred J. Papn, of this city, that
his nephew had the most obstinate ease of in
tlammatory rheumatism which batilcd all kinds
of treatment until st. Jacobs Oil. the great pain
conqueror was used. 1t cured the Young man,
and he recommends il as the greatest cure for
pains in the world
A man who had fist thrust at his nose said that
he had been shaken to the sccnter.
DR.. Irwin ii. Elderidge, BALTIMORE, Mp. saws
81 would recommend Il trial of Browns Iron Bit
tiers in all cases of anaemic debility when tonic
or appetizer is indicated"
1t is good rule TO be deaf when Il slandcrcr be
gins to talk.
San irepressible conflict" was wagcd between
nature ana heart disease, prior to the discovery Of
Dr. Graves Heart Regulator. That conflict has
since been an unequal one, the disease yielding To
the remedy IN every instance.
Cheek is one of the hardest-workcd business cap
italS In the country.
One Suffering Soul Happy.
"lf | can send one suffering soul to YOU" writes
James Corbin, of Washburn, H., II will he happy.
samaritan NerriHe cured me, and Will cure all cases
of fits" SI.50
al die with my boots on shoul he added to the
| list of Last" words of great men.
Prof. Duncan Campbell, NJ. D., LII. D.,
| President Royal College Physicians and Surgeons,
of Ontario, Member General Council University
Edinburgh, etc, speaking of the excellence of Lie
big Cos Coca Beef Tonic says 1T has more than
| Cures dcbitypcs, hoarscness, monthly sulferings.
Can't get drunk on water? Nonsense, 60 on a
yachting trip and see ii you can't.
No injurious effects can follow the use Of Ayers
Ague Cure in the treatment Of malalial diseases.
1t contains, besides specific and unlailing anti
dotc for miaSmatir poison. other remedial agents
which unite to cNprl the poisonous humorS, purify
the system and leave ii in healthy and rciuN iLOl.
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YTNIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Executor of
the last will of
HARRIET n. BEAN, late of Belfast
in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
rs the law directs; he therefore requests all per
who are indebted to said dcceascd's estate to
make immediate payment and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. 3w2G ANDREW -. BEAN.
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PRESENT POWER.
Tomorrow Long Way Off When Help is Wanted
To-Day.

Comfort is never in hurry. Pain and distress
are in hot haste 1t is to the "friend in need"-the
friend who does something now-that the old adage
pays the compliment of being"a friend indeed.'
That they do not keep the sufferer in suspense is
the salient excellence of BENSON'S CAPCINE Pc
ROUs PLASTERS. The plasters of other days
whether porous or otherwse-said-"Wa until
tomorrow We can promise nothing on the spur of
the moment" But pain unrelieved, like hope de
ferred, maketh the heart sick. Benson's piasters
act on application. They permeate, soothe, warm
and heal, containing, they do, chemical and me-
dcinal agents of the highest efficiency. Their motto
is NOW, and the genuine have the word CAPCINE
cut in the middle of each plaster. Price % cents.
oeabury johnson, Chemists, New York. lm26
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NJ PfODatr JOUlT IltIV NJ ItTTI-I, WITTT IlI TVI
the County Of waldo, on the scr"ud Tuesday NJ
June, A. ID. 1883
Nj II CnnNK. ninnr |IiII III XVII rI'ttMIs I,
COOMBS, late Of Belfast, in said County OF Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition for license to
sell certain real estate Of said minor for purposes
therein named.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy Of thi. order
to De published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican Journal printed at Belfast that they may
appear 1T Il Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of July next, at ten Of the clock before noon,
and show cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
3W2J JAMES ID. IAMSON judge.
true copy. Attcst:-A. A. FLETCHER, Register.