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An editor in Chicago recently ordered pair
of trousers from the taiicr. On trying them or
taey proved TO be several inches TOO long. It
being lave ON Saturday night the tailor's shop
was closed. and the editor took the trousers to
mis- wife aud asked her to cut them of ard hem
them over. The good lady, whose dinner had,
perhaps, disagreed with her, brusquely refused.
12he same result followed an spplicaton to the
NTife's sister and the eldest daughter. But Dr.
fore bedtime the wife. relenting, took the pants
and, cutting off six inches from the legs,
hemmed them up nicely, and restored them to
thu closet. Half an hour later her daughter,
) taken With compunction for the unfilial con-
duct, took the trousess, and, cutting off six in
ches, hemmed and replaced them. Finally,
and she TOO performed an additional surgical
operation Gu the garment. When the editor
appeared at breakfast on Sunday the family
thought Highl.nd chieftain had arrived -
The Century.
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WI AR REAGEs.

In this city, Aug, IS by Rev. Geo. D. Lindsay
Stephen s. Martin of Brighton aud Mrs. Annie Nj.
Hoodv of Portland.
In Biddeford Aug IA, Cornelius Finn and Mias
Maggie Lombard
y searsport Aug. IL, Melvin Wentworth and
Miss Annie Young.
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gamford Falls & Bucktield

~. g g.. a 10.
- Issave canton for Portland and
sfa Lewiston .45 and 9.45 a. IN.
~-zsstesks Leave Portland for Canton, at 800
'- q. M and 1870 p m.
Leave Lewiston ct o.45 a. M and 2. SO o. IA.
stage connections with Byron Mexico, Dixreld
Peru, LiveTmoEe, West summon and Turner
L. l.. LINCOLN. supt.
Portland. June. 10. 1888 octl4dti
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CHEAP OCEAN TICKETS.

A LII desiring to nd for friends In the Old Coun-
N try win save money by buying their prepaid
Once, No. % Exchange Street. don't mistake the
nunber) at the sign OF the big Locomotive at pre-.
sent reduced rates by theCunard and other fast first
class mail steamers coming direct across tire ocean,
on the warm Gulf Stream route, thus avoiding ali
dangers from ice and iceberRs. 1 can sell prepaid
derry and Belfast for S2i 90; Dublin, s22oU; Lon.
DON fsristol, Cardiff and Galway, $24.OU; HAM
burg. Antwerp, HRvre, Manhena, Amsterdam, Ro
terdam, Psrip, Bremen and Har ngen S27.00
Copenhagen, Christians, Christi isand, Bergen
Trnndhje1, Goteborg, Maiino, $2S 10; children un
Ger = half faro. Sterling and Scandinavian ex-
change at low rates. j. L. FARMER, Agent,
jaA24df 20 Exchange st.
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General Ocean Steamer Ticket ONCE.

ENOR sale of passage tickets by tho White Star,
n Cunard. Anchor. State American, Red Star,
North German Lloyd, Hamburg American, Rotter-
dam, Amsterdam and italian lines, all first class
Europe. Cabin I'd Cabin and steerage outward and
prepaid tickets from Portland at lowest rates.
Steerage prepaid tickets from inland places in Eu-
rope to inland places In the United States. Ster-
ling and Scandinavian exchange at lowest rates
Choice Cumberland and Acadia coal for sale by tn
&C. and ether information apply to j l.. FARMER
Agent, % Exchange st. P. D. Box 979.
fanIO Iv
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HarpsweIl Steamboat Co.

I'm and after July 2, 1888, the Steamer asp-
" don will leave Hsrpsven daily for Portland
as follows, viz:
Leave Hsrpswell 500 a. m, 2.45 ,. m, Great
chs oesgue, East end, $50 a. m., jerks. 8 As a.
M, $50 p m, Little Chebeague, 700 q. n, 8ks
at Portland at 500 a m, 4.45 D. m.
returning, leave Custom House Wharf, PertlanE.
5'5o a. m 6.16 z. m, Long Island, 1910 ~.
Zoo m, Little Chebeague, 1880 a. M, LISP.
m, Great ChebeAgue, jerks. 10.A5 q. M, a. so =.
11.3O m, 500 p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave Portland 1000 a. m, $50 p. m. returning
For Passage or Freight. apply on board to
yzou Capt. GEO. F. WEST.
On and after Thursday, Aug. 80.
steamer "GOrdOn" Will leave
HarpsWefl af 6 80 n m. and 200
PM; Returning, leave Portland
at 10 a.m. and S Pun.
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Aug i lat 8, Ion "a So. ship Jas Drnmmopd
Cur Is from Philadelphia for San Franrisco
Aug -. lat II y. lon 30 30 chip VIM n Smith
Burgess. from New York for San Franc,sco
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wh0ieaaie GamrEet.
PORTLAND, Aug. %.
Corn and Oats are steady and firm with very
tight stock on the market. Sugar is Unchanged.
Potatoes are weak withs downward tendency and
stocks are accommodating. At New York The market
for potatoes is unsettled and oyerstocke and prices
are very low. The Cuba market also shows sharp
decline. EGGS steady Butter is firm for choice
grader.
The following sSe to4say'e gao atiyng Of Flour,
Grain. ProFisions. 6se.
flour. Grain.
Slperiine and iB.M.Cofn, car lots .8S hs
low grades g 60094 SO Mix Corn, car lots s066 W
< Spring and Corn, bag lots 7007z
Xxx Spring. % Dogs o0! Oats, ear lots. ....s6
Patent Spring New Oats..........4o
Wheats IT 6O9s 90 Oats; bag lots...." 30
Michigan Win Meal ..6o
tor straights5 25@5 70 Oottenseed. car lots 20 q
Do roller. q 2596 5oiCottonSeed, bag lots30 o.
ST. Louis Win SsckedBran car lot
ter straight g oo0e 25 10 OOgI9 %
Do roller. ..6 60@o rs DO bag iots..:. 20 5t
Winter Wheat diddlings, car lots "A "
atents..... e 1877 25l do bag lots 26 o.
orsnbsrrss, . Dbl Pork
Maine ...l2 ooa13 DOL BacKs. ..18 ooGl9 30
Cape ood.l5 o0al7 o0I Clear ...ls cog 8 20
Mediums. % 5Oas2 e5 Mess Beef.li 0oaIi g.,
German med2 0oq2 rs Ex Mess..1z o09l2 80
Onions pbbl. 25@s 50 Es Piate.i4 o0S il q
Sweet Potatoes4 s6abls Hams covered i41sgif,
Eggs ~ doz. $50. Gl23c LARD
Turkeys, " fb....... Ooci Tub, 10 fb gss ~ 91s
Chickens...'''',' z59ci Tierces.. Gag gas
Fowl ,'.::....... logc Pail ...... 10@loH
Huf
Creamery 80. .25g2eoI Heea..
Gilt Edge ver....23 24c Red Top "a 75GQ4 o.
Cho ..,........zo q &c Iimothy oUaz rs
Good -. ........lb9loc Oloyer.... .15 Gl6
Store ,.s.t.......l6gl4ci RatsinA.
Cheese. Muscatel. 7oG2 Al,
Vermont -. l0GI2t London Lay'r 2 20o2 ST.
ny Fact'y.. 1Oal2lOntura Val 71a0l01s
Aprfes. eranxes.
Eating y bbl. 8 50aA COL Valencia a
Evaporatedfb161 s@516As Elorida..,.... "a
Dried pples. 80 s11U nessina. %
Sliced !" ...109lUrS Palermo. ..,.5 6o96 %
z.xnr, Lemons.
Cyanulated ~ iij 49, o ifessna. ...,..4 5066 o.
Extra Palermo "a 50a6 y
TRHIGHTs-The market shows no improvement
Cver last week; Ice frsighs weak with but little
chtnge here, willie on the Kennebec rstes have de-
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EahREafiN F.ea Ne -

Ar at sydney. Nsw. 25ih, esrque Antioch, Wy
nian. New YORK.
Ar at shanehae 2stb, ship Mary l. stone, Jcsse-
lyn New YORK.
At Buenos Ayres .Jaly 25th. baraues Sarmlanto
Gouid for Boston, archer, Mitchell; Heary Warm
er Reed. ami Il Lyman, Pinkham, upc, brig e II
Williams, could, do
Sid I'm rio Jsneiro Jnly 80, ships John w MARI
Cotton. Valparaiso, Lucy Niekes, Rogers San
Francisco
In port 9Th inst. ship Frank PandletoD, Nichols
Ior san francisco, (clo). bafQue VIII W Chase Der
NETT, unc.
ant, New York S'f -
At PORT Spain 9th. barqne Josephine Brown, for
New Iork, brig Eugene Hale Harding do.
st $40 I'D Iflniasd l7th inst brig DAISY Boynton
Fernandin., '' '
ar AZ Aatanzas Goth, Oarque j esbc, Sawyer,
Cardenae,
Al at ST John, VIZ, 27th schs Nellie j Dinemore.
Latnwatte. PORTLAND &svra, ID isko Macoias q
j INN ns, 5numans, Thofn aston -
CID 18th secs Juno C0ombs and Ahhn Ackarlv
Rockport, Annie Gale aio nj Riveriale Ferris
Rockland; Mabel P0rdy Pgrdy New England
Cameron, and vesta Pearl, Straight, do.
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Wit and Wisdom.

When one kind OF medicine will cure SO ma
ny diseases it 10 not understood why druggists
keep so many kinds of medicine.-New Or
leans Pica7une.
aorsford's Acid Phosphate Beware of
limitations.
limitations and counterfeits have again as-
psared. Be sure that the word "HoRsroRDs"
is on the wrapper. None genuine without it.
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The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. 4 Moulton, corpei
of Middle and Exchange streets.
BOSTON STOCKS.
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w. w. saaAgsgE ~ "a.

WV. SHARPE If Gss.,
Advertising A~aaye,
y Park Row, NSw SsB@yS
Adverttsenei q Srltser appropriately digplGve
and proofs given, free Of charge.
The isadinR DAILY aud WesKiy Newspapers OF the
United Statee and Csnadh, sspt sle Tor theecco.
onodstzon Of Advertisers.
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M O I r S J.
READ TE-sg3l
The Piettiest Sight In Boston. SO All
Physi6sns Admit that have seen
Them

a RE the Babies at the Free Hospital for Infants
~ and Women with Chronic Diseases, supported
by the Murdock Liquid cod Company. There are
three wards, 30 beds each
ANY physician oruflicers of benevolent societies
can visit them any day from loa N. 10 p. m.
These beds are assigned TO the oities of Massachu
secs and any lady can have bsd for her infant II
one Is vacant, free for one yeas. The babies gain
from one hall TO one pound per weak.
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"7Yho held the pass CT ThermopyIa against
tho Persian lust?' demanded The teacher. And
the editors boy at Inc foot Of the class spoke
up and s&id, 'F4sher, reckon; he holds az
annual On every road il tae country hat uns
p passenger tram He vent ~ head-- after
the rest Of the Class went home San Francis
CO ArgonGGt.
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smoa mEseuANTs. nxonANaL.

Dyer, Guantanamo.
Ar al San Francisco 9th inst, shipJ s. Brown.
Keazer, Newcastle, NSW. Dune OLD
Al at Bowling scot 9th inst, bargue Augusta
Qunta Maresca Portland.
sid I'm Liverpool 2stb, ship SNOW s. fnrgess, All
iersnn. Baltimore
sid im London 9Th, harqns Edw Kiddsr, Field.
New York
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The book for the young, the middle-aged
and even the old 10 read just Dow is ''The
Science Of Life; or Self-Preservation, pnt-
lisbed by the Peabody Medical Institute, Boz
ton.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OFF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Aug. %.
Arrived.
Steamship Aoadian. (Br) Magrath Sydney, CB-
coal to ii s. Allan
Steamship Southworth, (Br) Walker. Cow Bay
coal to q Railway Co.
Steamer Falmouth. Hall, st John. NIB, via East
port for Boston.
Sch Teaser. Mcintyre, New york-eoal TO RAN
uall q McAllister.
Sch Edwards West. New York.
Sch VI q Mclaughlin, (Brl Roberts. Cape Canso-
canned lobster t. Portland Packing Co.
Sch Oriental, (E5rl MelaDson, Port Gilbert, Ms
Sch Essex Drinkwatcr, Yarmouth.
Sch Mabel. Strout Milbridge canned goods.
Sch Emma Sparrow, Rookport-iime to l. . Cum.
ming. & Col
Sch Geo W Cushing Cushing, Bay st Lawrence
with 2l5 bills msckerel and 10000 lbs cod.
Sch Golden Rule. from Bay Fundy, with 400 bbls
mackerel.
Sch Laura g. Marion. Eastman. Harpswell.
Sch Collins How. Orne Southport.
Sch RienEi, Charto, Saco.
Cleared.
Brig Mary Fink, Brumer. Philadelphia
Sch Maggie Daiiing Da ling Windsor. NS-F
Yeaton g. Co.
Sch British Tar. tBr) Evans, Chester, Ms Port
Sch Melville, Ham. Kennebec. to load for New
York; Dodge.
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RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Portland C OgdeRsOurg R. h.
ONLY Line. THROUGH THE NOTCH.
d. TO
BURLINGTON, W.,
OGDENSBURG, ",
AND MONTREAL.

On and after Monday June 25fh.
1883, until further notice Passenger
Trains lesve Portland as follows.
s.25 a. M.-Eor Fabyan's Ittleton. Lancaster
and ali points on 3. 2. N. ;. R., St. Johnsbury,
Oh r., Newport, Sherbrooke Montreal and all
point. on Southeastern ,. Railroad and branches.
new passenger coaches and baggage c,rs win run
through without change 10 Montreal with through
cars to Swanton and Burlington via. St. Johns
bury.
I4.S9 p m. transfer station l. 90 D. M Express
70, Glen House, Crawford's, Fabyan's and all
White Mountain Resorts, viii not stop at So.
Wiudham. White Rock, Hiram or Brownfelo
500 y. an. For Bartlett and intermediate stations
Trains arrive an Portland:
$40 a. m.-fromBartlett and local stations.
12bb noon from Fabyans and all Mouutain roints
o.lb p m.-from No. Conway mixed train lesyina
no. Conway 90 p. m. for Portland and way sta
746 p. m.-Express from Montreal Burlington
0gdensburg &c.
!. HAMILTON. supcrintendent.
CHAs. u. FOYE, G. TIA.
Portland, june 22d, 1888. iun23dtf
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mRu0xANDA.

Barque Augustine Kobbe, Ford. from Zaza for
New York. grounded at Zazs eth, but foated soon
after without apparent damage and proceeded
Sch Minnie q Taylor. tof Portland) Hamilton,
with lumber for New YORK. while getting under ay
at Gardiner 9Th stuck on lodge and remains,
as she law
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LLGAL ADrEHIINhMkNL.
NOTICES OF ~pREEMPTIoN.
LAsu offlcl " LAs cnucrs. \. NJ,

Notice i4 hprciv piv,n tnat the following
L..tt -ttt,tt. have TIED notice ut thcir iu-
t.uUuu iu MAKO nnal proof i'm support of
t.,i. Respective claims, before the PROBATE
titrkuf lincoln co.. y. N. at his ONCE in Lin.
,oIu uu She I.ju duy OF November, A. II. le,J,
wv.
I,rlp GtV-ILLA. on Dtclaratory Statement
SO. ,.3. iug the Is. ". "a. n. G.. Ii. ". "a f.. g. "A. OF
SOC. J.. ttc ~. W. a. n. e.. a, sec. L.. twp. ~, s..
ruu.u 10. g.. lie names the GLOWING Witnesses
e. prove ui- continuous residence on. and cul-
t,tit.u at said land VIZ. BOuasinuo Molina.
Manuel Torres. AuLuStiu tnuVCs aud Pierre
-. Clifford, all of Lincoln Co., New Mexico.
DDSASIASo MoLiNA, on Presumption, De.
Cluratory statement. No. III. for the W. -, u.
r., audo. %, II ". 4. sec. II, twp. Is. :. +. q.
\N,tr,.s.s u.nfrn rhovrz Pablo Horsul.
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Application For Patent.

I. $. LANn OFFICE, =
la CRUCES y. NJ, sep. 10Th, 1888. Z
Aoiir' "a hereby Ejrcn that j. D.. Reed, at
,or"cy III Iact, for ". \ tndG,, whose post
Once address Is Ntitt Oaks, Lincoln Co., \.
n, Ia ihiS Jay .dci his Hpiivition FORA Ib-
t'Ht iNr fourteen hundresl ana slNty-hEc
hIcdr rect OF the Harry Allen NINE or VEN
= citlHL SOD "i!h surface ground SIN nun
.,rc't iCtt IN Width, situated in Nblio OAKS
@iIniI- District, County ef Lincoln, and Terri
iot! 81 New @cAicu, and. designated ny the
iicih "utes aud ol-cial plat on ME ~ lot No
al IN IoWHrhipt south, Range T. East OF
Sew Mexico Principal MERRIAM said Lot NO.
j.p beng rs follows 10 wit
bealhnll@"t tor' 80. T. A sand stone
.lNi~At lhctoS set y IN me ground c'llseltd
i-5'o whence 'at notth 1T corner IN see. 3T. d
0out1 range, lte,. tears north ~ degrecS' 81
niautcN, ." sc'"diS West, % q lecit: \ FihoIi
tree lhtnrN 40 diameter market -. l. l-''p'
bears north - It's,"c-,lu tnlnutc- hti-t, ~ rect
uLtnv" Ictk u'tte ~uhih' dcttccS bl minutes
Nor"l rc1k uo't.H auu1l hdcarccs, - minutes
west. ihru,e N.d- d,@tccs W. it' rect, > W.
-urtcr .r-''S Iouc ii73, 20 corner NO. =
tnl - W corner gregory Lode, u porpiyry
Stone -1NIlNt inches, chl''lci 100. set one
tsu an ground. whence .utree 6inches in
auIper %, ".ars 5o.ih. g.. -roeo - minutes
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NOTICES or P~RE-EMPTION.
Land Office, Las Cruces, n. NJ.
SpntnnhAr 10 1899

september ~, 1854.
Notice is hereby piveu tnut the following
named %Svttlrrs nave Hicd notice OF intention
To- make hnrl PROOF on their Respective claims
before the Deputy Clcrh of the District Court.
NJ his Of! &c Ia tie town Of Lincoln, Lincoln
o.. \. NJ, Oh The 18TH day of NuvcSbcr, 1888,
viz
JUAN CHAVEZ. on Presumption Declaratory
Statement, No. l0,S, fer the S-w Il, sec %, twp
II =. pc. Witnesses S%acundiuU sam, JO-
-uph Gnebcl, Root. :. Flint and William
Thomas. all OF lincoln Co, n, VI.
SNCUSpO SAIN. on Presumption DeclarAtory
statement, No. 1853. for the re ~. sec -. twp
il g, rae. Witnesses Juan Chavez. Joseph
Gurhei, Robt. :. Flint and William Thomas, an
Of Lincoln 70, N. NJ.
JOSEPn GOEDEL, on Declarutory Statement.
No. lGfO, c"rtGC v u. n-w II ana NE -, NV
| {. sec -. st J. T. s-w II, sCc2G, twp IL :. roe
Witnesses StrUGdiro Suiu. Juan Chavez,
iioht. :. Flat Hnd William Thomas alIof Lin.
coin Co., n. NJ.
RuHERr 5. Flint, on Prescription Declare
tory Statement, No. 1851 for the ., II e l4ni9
Sc 1t, see "a, twp eleven :, sc. Witnesses
Wm- Thomas, lOScpn Gorbcl, SaCundinO Suiu
and Juan Chavez all Of lincoln Co, y. NJ
WILLIAM THOM -, on p~Tg-cnptiOn nCclurn
tors Statement, No. luG2, Tor tn" s g, s-w Ia
net u, s-W Ia, sec 81, twp - s., ry e. and lot 3
sec 3, twp Il roe. NitrVsSte Robert :
Flint, Joseph Gocuei, SucundiuO Sain ana Juur
Chavez, ali of Lincoln Co., n. N.
GEO. ID. BOWMAN, Register.
+S-w5
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An eminent example Of American
Enterprise, Energy and Perez
YerAnee.

In the hands Of young men THU
great system has been SO carefully
managed that 1t has earned a repu.
tation second to none for convent.
ence, safety and the Injuries OF
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for transcontinental
travel, in connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost I'm
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in lhe far West. Eo other rail
road can carry . man, who is seek
ing his fortune, 10 golden opportu
'ities such US are open along a
thousand miles Of this great sys
TEN.
Special freight rates are given 10
miners and immigrants.
For all the information you de-
sire write -
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

INEE undersigned having tcen duly appoint
1 ci b. ,he Probate Court Of the County OF
Lincoln, Administrator for the estate OF vii,
liam j. HEtchisOn, deceased, notice is h0ctby
given to all persons indebted 20 said estate III
come forward ana settle the same with.U Il e
lay Aud all persons having Cluius u-liust
the said estate to present the sltpH VITA CVi
dcrce Ia their support. within c'e l-a FROM
this datc, on the Same VIII bc iOrcVe barred
WILLIAM ROBE!'r, Administrator,
Roswell. y, NJ. September 9th, 1883. 4Swj
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Mrs. Frank Leslie is uow in
England attending banquots 1t is
not likely that she will give the
English cooks credit for their finest
dishes. The Leslie establishment
employs q man to clip Oft the
credits.
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JOSE MONTANA Y SAIS,
Commentaries P0rmenor
LINCOLN, Il. N.

Avi.o Nosotros los avaio iiimados dis
uaos a " 9ul~ios ictoIcs qu: mos mu-
taiJ maestro CuIiCrslO a la tieuGa nuera
pora vendar mas baTatG que ninguna otra
persona por dincro, al lntnudeiio usi
Crciio que tencmos un bucnO eurtido, de
clcc!oS, Y tambien vcndemOs mais a un
p,csio rtGusiGo pascnado seu g%anorte Sc
lla TicnGa de Jose Montana y Sal su
Lincoln, n. NJ.
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being only a limited supply. But
! suppose the game would have
been poor, aus it had been shut
up in the ark a long time without
any food, and the captain Of ill.,.
ark full of bugiuice.'
Hold ON now, boy, don't be
bearing false witness against thy
neighbour" said the grocery man.
Mortified at the remarks oftrc boy
''Thcre is no record that Noah had
anything to drink on tn, ark. Give
Noah his due, wia,c9,r You do
yourself
"Nell maybe you are right, hut
ar ! understand il re had Il terrible
appetite for Intoxicating fluids on
shore, and one woulj suppose if he
didn't have Il bar Oh the ylcht he
would have strapped a couple of
Jugs on the mules when obey went
aboard, and lac must have known
it was going to be along and tedious
cruise. and very lonesome, and if
he had had anything stimulating
on board Lee took a nip occasional
~. And You couldn't blame him.
Ever body appetite is good when
sailing and Noah had to run the
boat nightsud day, and it would
not bc Grange if he spliccd the
main trace. BY lingo, ] should
nave thought Noah wculd have got
sick of the monagerie, aud been
mighty glad Whom he struck the
top OF the mountains and turned
them loose, and when the water
went down, and the animals went
down llll, falling over each other
to find a good place to nihbFc grass,
it must have been a picnic for
Noah. But what do YOU suppose
the lions found to eat They live
on flesh, and as there we're only
two animals of a kind, they
had to wait until some more small
animals could be raised before they
could cat, cause if they eat any
animal, that settled it, and there
wouldn't never be any ofthose ami
mails on earth. Say, don't you
think those lions had pretty good
control over their appetites not to
make mincc meat Of the other ami
mails! How do you account for the
fact that all those ANIMALS lived
without anything to eat?"
sob, | don't know. You make
me tired. | don't wonder the
minister can't get along with you.
Maybe Noah took along enough
fresh meat to last the lions a year,
and baled hay for the elephants
and giraffes and cattle. Fix ii any
way you want to. Darned il I
know anything about it." said the
groceryman as he took a piece Of
sand paper and began rubbing the
rust off the cheese knife
That's the way with all of you,'.
said the boy, as he t~ok the kero
sene can and started for the door.
II think that food was only a.
spring treshet. and that the world
couldn't have been drowned, How
did they know that America ua,
overtlowed, when Am,r;.a~ was
not discovered until t@'4 four.
thousand years att,r .rrd Z am
going home and ask ttr tircd eul
about it. She is Il Cataolir, hut
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keglster.
1t ia hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for patent be pub.
lisbed for The period of sixty days (ten
consecutive weeks in the LEADER, a
weekly newspaper published at White
Oaks, in the county Of Lincoln. n. NJ.
GEO. y. BOWMAN.
j0wl1 Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-10-13
TAKEN UP.

orr t.oe. d of August. ISSa. @ mare and
$50 colts. The mare Is red and > on o
t,.ls .I.. The colts ,hc 81 ne color. The
m.lc Is branded on the right aud left
.uouldoi aud on ihe gump. The owner
can possess himself II his property 10y
p.cy.u title and paying charges 10
FRANCISCO LUrERO,
Las TsblaS "a miles from White Oaks.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-12-29
Ciucinnati. Ohio .Inua2 ls..

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 3. 1859
g.. }: Kendall T. Co., Gents: Being - suf.
ferer from the rheumatism. l have tried a
great many remedies for that complaint, us
ing everything that I heard OF or INV friends
Knew ct, and being treated by the hest physi
clans in this city without effect. | had be-
come discouraged aud had concluded there
was no help for this disease, when | fortunate
~ met your agent. Mr.. John Fish. who told
inc lt Was unnecessary to suffer any more, as
ken,;alis SPAWN Cure would do tie business
aud as l was "f the s.me profession N. nre.
sented ihe with a bottle, which l used. and I
must say without any faith, in one week I
am able to walk without a cane or any other
artificial help. l don't know that the Spawn
Uule aia IT but t1i' l do know l will never be
without hendalPs SPAWN Cure again. as I
thoroughly believe it deserves lis poDrlar,tv
anc has unqualified merit. l write this entire
ly unsolicited. Yonrs trnIr
II. Il. SNOW, &. T.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-12-29

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lect frequently results jill an IN
ia. " ~ Disease or C0asump
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Iht CHES do not disorder the
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balsam>, hnt act directly on the
infamed parts, alla>1ng irritation,
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Coughs: Cdtd,Yh, aud the Throat
Troubles which Ringers and Public
Speakers are subject TO. For thir.
ty Years Browns Bronchial TrO
ches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always Civ
en- perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested 10y wide and constant
use for nearly an entire genera>
ton, they have attained we'll meri
ted rank among the few staple re-
NEEDLES OF the age. Sold at %
cents sb)x evr; v.l:re