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Frederick Robbie having plurality of all the votes
thrown, was duly elected Governor for 1ss3-s4.
An order to contract with some suitable person to
do the State printing was laid on the table for
amendment.
JOINT CONVENTION.
convention of both branches was then held in
Representatives hall, for the purpose of eectiDg
State officers.
Joseph o. Smith was elected Secretary of State
H. b. Cleayes attorney general, and George L. Beal,
adjutant general.
The following executive councillors were elected
First District-John P. Swazey Canton.
Second District-Joseph A. Locke, Portland.
Third ID Dstrict-William W. Bolster, Auburn
Fourth District Colby G. Cornish Winslow
Fifth District-A. #. Crockett Rockland.
Sixth District -Silas G. Hatch. Bangor.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures Fessenden, Fort Fair
field.
The newly elected councillors escorted by the
members of the outgoing council headed by Gov.
Plaisted, then proceeded from the executive cham
Der to the hall Of the House, where the councillors
were qualified
Goyernor-elect Robie was then officially informed
that both branches of the legislature we're in joint
session for the purpose of ministering to him the
oath of Office and hearing any communication he
was pleased to make forthwith.
Gosernor-elect Robie appeared arm in arm with
Governor Plasted, and attended by the old and
new councils and the heads of the departments and
took and subscribed to the oath of office.
The usual proclamation was made by the Secre
tary of State and the Governor proceeded to read
in cler voice his inaugural address. He omitted
some portions containing stai istics aid occupied
about one hour in its delivery. The hall was dense
ly packed and every inch of standing room was oc-
cuped.
At the close the convention dissolved and both
branches adjourned.
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AUGUSTA.
Gov. Robes First Official Act.
JUDGE LIBBEY NOMINATED
FOR JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
The Governors Message Universal
ly Commended.
[Special desnatch to the Press

AUGUSTA, Jan. 4.-After the agreeable stir and
hustle of the past few days Augusta has reapsed
into her customary quiet. Most of the members of
both branches of the Legislature have returned
home TO pass the Sabbath tn their families On
reassembling of the House and Senate on Tuesday
the various committees will be announced and then
the active work of the session will begin. The in
auguration ceremonies were witnessed by very
large audience. Many of Gov. Robes townsmen
and officers of the State Grange were present. The
Governors MESSAGES universally commended here
as vigorous and statesman-like document and
its delivery was frequently interrupted by applause.
Immediately after leaving the hall of Representa-
tiyes Gov. Robie repaired to his official apartment
and taking the nomination book wrote
Artemas Lbbey, Augusta, Justice of the Supreme
court, 10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the expiration
of his own term.
1t was his first official ct and congratulations are
pouring in both upon the Governor and upon Judge
Libbey.
The new council met and organized and then ad-
journed until Tuesday next. Most of the old coun-
Gill ors started for home on the afternoon trains
The ontgoil council was an unusually strong and
able body of men. Their protracted struggle with
a common enemy drew them together and their
relations we. very intimate The State owes them
debt and will remember them with gratitude.
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The following quotations wholesale prieos ana
corrected daily by Store, Bros. & Co., Dry Goods,
wooiens and Fancy Gcc4s. la to io2 Middiestrsss:
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Heart Disease.

16art UISeaSe.
Vine St., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. ?, 1851.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitation
of the heart without receiving any
benefit, Twas advised totry Browns
Iron Bitters. have used two bot
ties and never found anything that
gave me SO much relief
Mrs. JENNIE HESS.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, Browns IRON
BITTERs is invaluable. Try it.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Two Men Drowned by the Upsetting of q
Boat.
Boston, Jaa A boat capsized this forenoon
in Dorchester Bay and John Russell, aged 20, and
John Linteman, aged 40, were drowned Both were
from Nova COLA.
The Allan Steamers to Continue to Run
to Boston.
The manager of tho Boston Office of the Allan
Steam hip Company denies the statement maae in
one of he Portland papers that the steamers of the
line will lot come to Boston during the winter
There will be regular fortnighly filings to Liver
pool and to G. assow as already announced.
The Remains of the Late Hawaiian MIN
lister.
The body of the late Hon. E. H. Alien Hawaiian
minister to the United States arrived in Boston this
morning accol panied by the and daughter
of the dec ased 1t lies at the rooms of Under
taker Smith in rremon street where it will remain
until Friday morning whea it will be taken to Ban
sor The funeral will take place there on on Satur-
day from the house of Mrs. Fred Hobbs.
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the town has been able to reduce the rate OF
taxation, wipe out the Indebtedness and show
q good surplus on hand. Towns which are in
debt and collecting under the old system are
advised to pay fair per cent for the labor and
demand prompt payment.
Wednesday was very cold day, the ther-
mometer Indicating 180 below In the morning
and 100 above at noon.
Warren Clarke Esq. employed in the Fair
Tuesday afternoon. SETH
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PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1888.
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY S.


METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTy-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. O.,
Jan. 5, l A. NJ.
For New Bnglano,
Increasing clondIness with snow, northwest veerng
to wa mer southeast wind and lower pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is high-st in the St. Lawrence
valley and lowest In he Ohio valley. Genera rains
have fallen in the South Atlantic Cult States and
Tennessee and general snow in The Northwest Lax .
region and Middle States. Northery winds prevail
iu the Northwest and South Atlantic States and
northwester y in New England. The temperature
has fa len 20 to 80 degrees in New England, about
10 degrees in the Midle Stetes and risen from the
No'thwest AID Lake region to The Cuff of Mexico,
The tempe ature is minus degrees at Quebec,
minus A at Montreal minus at Eastport The
cold wave in New England and the St. Lawrence
will disappear during the day
Fair weather indicated Saturday in the South
Atlantic States and cleari' weather in New Eng
land,
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NAMES FISHING INTERESTS.
Report Of the Portland Fish Bureau for
1882.

By the kindness Of Mr.. Willard, of the firm
Of G. Willard & Co., president of the Port
land Fish Bureau, we are able to lay before our
fset for the past year, as forwarded to the Bos
ton Fish Bureau to be incorporated in their
annual report. 1t has always been impossible
previously to collect these statistics, bat since
the. formation of the Portland Bureau, last
year, and owing to its exertions, the work has
been accomplished.
The catch of cod and other ground fish
landed at home ports is as follows:
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DEGINNIN at point in the centre of Pine
Id street distant seventy fl $50 tee easterly
from east ery side line of Vaughan street thence
ming easterly through centre of Pine strc a dis
tance of two hundred andten(2I0ufeet to the head
of old in Pine st. at the westerly side line of
Neal street. The sewer IS of twelve inch cement pipe
laid 10 feet deep at point OF beginning and 72 feet
at termnous
Again beginning at the old in Pine street at
p int in range with the cen line of Carleton
thence running nos therly on said range and centre
line, distance eg ty six (96) feet head of old
sewer in Carleton street. The sewer is of twelve
inch cement pipe laid seven .0) feet deep at point
of fbeginning aud eight $50 feet at terminus, SO
laid TO relieve the Old Of storm above
the centre OF the pipe.
Cost of sewer, S260.43
Citys proportion. 1851
Sum to be assessed 1852
Area Assessed, 47138 So. ft.
Rate per 100 SO. #. $0.36 S32-1000.
Names. Area: Rate: Amount
Elizabeth NJ. Mcdonald 1875 $036sS32 81 73
l.. ID. NJ Sweat. ...... 6 GO % 10
Portland Savings Bank 7025 62 IL
W. H. Woodbury.. 8438 81 0S
VIM. A. GOODWIN,
City Civil Engineer.
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RIVERS AND HARBORS.
Withheld by the Secre-
tarY of War.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-ID response to a resolu-
tion of the House calling upon the Secretary of
War for information to whether in tue river and
harbor appropriation bill of last session works
commerce and whel her any appropriations have
been withheld by the Department, t1ai official to-
day transmitted his report. The Secretary states
that in his investigation it did appear that in many
instances the results of substantial benefits to gem
eral commerce were so obscure and apparently in
significant to vindicate the doubt the part of
the House indicated by the inquiry presented in the
resolution. He further says appropriations have
been withheld from new works in some cases where
Temporary suspension of the commencement of
work would not bstantially delay competition.
Among the rivers and ha bors which in the opinion
OF the Secretary would not be benettted by expen-
dtures of the sum appropriated are the following.
the appropriai i0n peng given with each: Pymoutv
Harbor. Mas, $1,000, Harbor of Refuge,
W Woodstall, Mass SF2 900.
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AMERICAN SHIPPING.
Tha Rin Refora r,onnross rne

The Bill Before Congress Endorsed.
NEW YORK Jan. Al Chamber of ommerce
bill of the joint sp eial committee OF
Congress on American shipping and urging
the adoption of the bill offered by Mr..
Page of Ca itornia, and also fayoing the organ
ization of department of commerc- and n@viga-
ii N; also r. solution dsappr wing the sugge ton
made by Gen Hazen, hat the sigual service station
at That. hers Island be removed
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NEW York, Jan 4.-the sun referring to Cen
eral Blu Ter message says: 1t is remarkable
paper such as might be expected from so r,marka
bic mau II is uncommon y ling yet nothing COM
mon place. nonsence brave, shi ewd, patient, per-
sistent, Gle tr sighted quickwitte , level hra ed.
The Herald Says there must have been corner in
sack cloth amt ashes in Bost after the full BUDGET
of Massachusetts, sin and stupidity had been un-
loaded in representative assemblage of citize s
who unit then had foDdly imagined their State was
the chief among 3S and altogether vely. Evident.
" Massachu cts officials OF all grades must prepare
for wretc-ed year.
The Times says: IN the whole the MESSAGES, the
most vigor us ami sugges i've document of the kind
we have seen many day, and the steady goii g
legislators of Massachusetts will not find it easy
ignore either its cr icisms its recommendations.
No more readable public document had bren issued
anywhe 9 for many years. IL is thoroughly Butler
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Mr.. Morrill's Condition.

Mr.. Morrill's Condition.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 4.-Lot NJ. Morrills physician re-
ports this evening change in his condition. He
is gradually wearing out and becoming weaker. His
death at any time would create no surprise, but be
may live week. He recognizes members of his
family when thsy enIer b s room but hi mind Is
wandering nslderabe part of the time. Tha
process of dissolution is slow but certain.
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War c,lains MOT paid ovar

WILKE BARRE, Pa, Jan. 1t is stated that
Gen. Lilley is authority for the stateme that out
of tire million dollars of war claims recovered
a tee he rebellion from the federal government,
VI zooOu0 have not yet been paid into the treasury
of Penns lvania,
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Caisforsiz m,nlnx stocks.
Chicago Live slocll nIarhes.

lBy IeIegfAph.l
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-dogs-Receipts IS, 900 head:
00;Iheavy 55@6 go; light 5OQ6 20; ,kips At
25@5 80.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments 1900 head;
strong; good to choice shipping at O096 10.
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Portland soldiers and sailors
Monument Association.

PORTLAND. Jan r, 1883.
DURSUANT to the provisions of Att 5. of the
L Constitution which requires lhes retary to
call meeting At the request Of five mber.
hereby uotfs the members of The ortland Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association that slch re-
quest having been made, a meeting o' that organi-
zati wi br held Recep ion HILL, City Building
on Monday evening" Jan. 8. 1888. at 7.30 o'clock,
for ach business as may pro, erly come before It,
The Constitutio provides for election of officers
on that date.
CHARLES W. ROBERTS,
ian5snd3t Recording Secretary
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IN BOARD OF MAYOR s. ALpFRmrs. |

IN BOARD OF MAYOR s. ALDERMEN.
December 4th, 1882
ORDERED that the assessments contaned in the
" foreg ing repor' The City Civil Engineer be
made upon the lots adjacent to the sewers therein de
scribed, Iowars aefl aging the icons, ruc-
ing and completing the same and that the City Clerk
give lie al notice of such IS ment nahle at
the dermen's ro m IL Cily Build ng on Monday.
February 9th. A. d. 1883, 1T % O'Clock P. NJ. amt
tify the to the CITY Treasurer for collection
and it is HEREBY deterNi ed that lots sse sed as
aforesaid are benefited by such savers in proper
tioD to tue rate sucb assessm ent AMI that aid
sessments do not exceed such be- efts nor do they
exceed in the whole tao thirds Of the cot of said
sewers and We deem them just and reasonab Q.
A true copy.
Read and passed,
Attest: JOHN L. SHAW, Clerk pro tenn.
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GLASGOW. Steamship Manitoban-35O boxes OF
tia plates to order, pump to II & A Allan, box
to Mrs Spring.
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A Sam Franciacn scanaa,

. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 4 e. j. Baldwid - vel
known capitalist, was shot III the this morning;
by Fannie Bal win who claims be his cousin and
that he committed criminal 1t upon her.
been teaching school in his place for misconduct.
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The Black Ballot Case pisnosed Of

NEW HAVEN, Conn, jan. 4.-The Clerk of the
Superior Cuurt this rning eceived postal card
ffo Judge Park in which he said:
The egislatur having validated the black bal
matte of the New Haven city election. Pl ase
notify counsel"
Judge .rk dii not even come here. q He wens
from Hartford to hi home in Norwich
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<lNN Ut = WIZ y II = Os Il
CitS's propotion t1s), 1881 81.
Sum to be assessed (2s), S763 IS.
Area assessed, l74. 4.025 Sqr. feet.
Rate ner 100 Sor feet 90 42 SQ0-1 600
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THE MICHIGAN SENATOR
SHIP.

Senator Ferry Nominated by the Repub-
lican Caucus-24 Republicans Bolt.
DETROIT, Jan A caucus of the Republican
legislators this evening unanimously nominated
Senator Ferry tor re-e ecton. Twenty four repub-
lican senators however took no part and say they
will not Support FerreY.
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74os
Pine street sewer.

Nm. A. GOODWIN,
City Civil Engineer.
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THE COLD WAVE.
aepegrees B,

80 Degrees Below Zero at Winnipeg.
WINNIPEG, Jan. 4. Another cold snap has set
in and the cold is intense. The thermometer regis
tered 80 below zero today.
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city of Portland.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, December 9th, 1882.
NOTICE is herebV j. en- thai hearing vi i'll be
~ had by the uuiipal Officers the City of
Portland upon the subject matter of the a owe de-
scrbed ,sses fnents a. the Akiermeu's Is room in Ci
ty Kuildipg on Monday February III A.D. 1888 at
712 O'Clock P. T.. When and where any p.rsot
di tistied with The same may appear and object
tler3to Per Order
JOHN l.. SHAW,
City Clerk Pro tem
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Tariff on Tin Plate.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. A Pittsburg despatch
says the " este Iron ASSOCIATE reiffrms the
2.25 selling rate of iron and have sent protest to
Congress against the reduction of the tariff tin
plate,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
City OF Portland.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
Turner and Howard Streets Sewer.

Turner and Howard Streets Sewer.
pEGINNING in centre of Turner St. 90 feet
- easterly from east line of Merrill St., thence
easierly through centre of Turner st. IT'S feet to
vest line OF East p omenade; thence with curve
OF Al . ieet radius to left a distance of 30 feet;
thence northerly across Promenade 1876 5 feet to q
point which Is 30 easterly The line of the "old
Proprietors" divi ion wall produce ); thence same
course feet to point; thence wi h al gle east
erly % feet to gully. Tot length 1O37 feet
The sewer IL OF II in. cement pipe for the first
37Jh feet. then 644 feet nt 8 in. cement pipe and
the remaining % feet of "a in wooden box laid
feet deep through Turner st feet at of curve
and feet at angle
Again heginn ng in cent g of Howard St. $50 feet
noriherly through centre o. Howard ST. $50 feet;
thence with curve to right 30 feet to sewer in
turner ST.
Tot il length 2S0 feet The sewer is of 10 in ce
ment piue, laid q 9 feet deep at point of beginning,
9.5 feet at line of Turner St. and feet at ter.
minus.
Again beginning in centre of Howard St. ITO feet
Dortherly from north line of Turner ST.. thence
southerly through centre of Ho ward St. ITO feet;
thence on curve to left 80 feet to sewer in Turn
er st.
Total length 200 feet. The sewer is of 10 in. ce-
ment pipe, laid 73 feet deep at poiut of beginning
So teet at line of Turner St, and 9 feet at ter
minus.
Total length of Turner and Howard SITS. sewer
] 8 17.5 feet
Cost of sewer, $1145.74.
CitN's propotion t1s), S3Sl.9l
Sum to be assessed (2s), $763 IS.
Area asse- sad I74 02h Scr feet
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By Telegraph.)
New YORK. Jan Money on call loaned be-
tween 4d6; closed sac: prime mercantile paper at
sos. Exchange steady 4.SOA for long and 84M
for short. Governments strong and 1s614 hig' or.
State bonds mode ately active. Railroad bonds are
a,tive and strong.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregate
ed 34O.taO shares.
The following are today's closing quotations OF
oOvernment seouritiaa.
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II, however. the money value is considered,
the relative Importance of the species is some
what different. The following arrangement
represents the fisheries according to their
value:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FFtHF undersigned having been appointed by the
a Hon. Judge of Prob-te for the county IF
Der A. D. 1882 commissioners to receive aud ex-
anime the claims of cred tors agains the estate of
Ma b. Folsom, late of Dee ing in said unity, de-
ceasfd represented insolvenG hereby give notice
tn At six months f. ON the date of said appointment
allo Ell to said creditors in w'.ch to present
and prove their claims; and that they viii be in
-ssion 1T the office Jos'ah Cha-e Jr. SO TX
cha ge ctr. e. Portland in said county, on the
fourth Tues ay of February and fourth Tuesday f
MAY, A. %. 1883, for the purp Sc of receiving the
same
Dated this 2sth day of December, A. D. S82
J,'SIAH CHASE, Jk., Commissioners.
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1t is found that, if the oyster industry be
neglected, Maine ranks second only to Masss
ohusetts in the extent and value of her sea
fisheries. If the weight of the products alone
is considered, the six principal species, placed
in the order Of their Importance, are as fol-
lows:
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


EXETER. JAM 4.-Burglars entered the store of
ID ne Kelsey in Newmarket last night, stole cloth
ing and iu nshings valued at $500. No parties sus
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Robbing the Mails.
Iron Mills Closed.

PETERSBURG, Va. Jan. 4.-Jef Walker aaiI
carrier, was arrested today tor robbing the mail s.
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CHICAGO, JAN 4.-Cslumet Iron and Steel Mi ils
CLOSE for menth the 10Th inst throwing 2,ot 40
men orA,
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

AUGUSTA, jan. A.
The Senate committee on Senatorial votes to-day
reported the election of the members at the board
The committee on gubernatorial votes reported as
follows
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European Marsst..

bV Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4 Ia 80 P. M Cotton mari cd
dull; Upsnds at 1l-16d; orleans 13-16d; sales
10000 bales, speculation and export 1000 bales;
futures weaker.
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Toe following quotations OF etocks are receive.
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (mazn-
bers Of the Boston Stock Exchsasel corner OF MID
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Interest on lennessee's Debt.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 4. The Legislature adopted a
resolution suspending the payment of the January
interest on the State debit
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The funeral over The remains of the late Trenor
W. Park conducted this morning in the Col
Il giate Dutch church. and lar ely attended by his
m my business associates and friends. The psll
bearers were Gov John l. Barstow, ex-iov. j. hn
W. stewart, and Hon. Edw. j. Phelps, all OF Yer
o. Mills, 5. l.. NJ BARLOW, VIM. B. Dinsmore and
Jos. q Mills The Rev. DIR. Coe, ason-ii-law of Mr..
paik, otficaied. The remains were taken to Green
wood Cemetery
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NEW YORK.
Livery Stable Burned.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Berry's livery stable on
Thirty-seeond street was burned this morning with
II horses, carriages. etc Loss $4,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COmMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND Jan. 4.
Pratt's Astral OIL Is 1c lower at tic. Other quo
tati MS unchanged. AT New York and the West
the markets for Breadstuffs and Provisions arc
more active, strong and higher.
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CorreJted for the PRESS daily by Wheeler swtfs
9 Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago dressed
Tg.of
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Kidney Disease Cured.

Christiansburg, Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which could get no relief,
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. A child of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able to eat at all. Igave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
]. KYLE MONTAGUE.