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vixnaux's Nkilrul Play.

No new combinations wore made among tho
billiard experts yesterday Mr. vgnaux passed tho day
invinting old friends and making acquaintances.
Near midnight appeared with vgnaux Mr. Daniel
Strauss Mr.. Rogue. old companion in arms in tho
French artillery at Toulouse, and other friends, in
the paror At the Columbia billiard rooms Mr.. vsuaux
played . friendly game with Mr.. Rogue. The great
French player Ind the game mostly TO himself his CON,
panion heing unable make than few random
shots Commodore brady. Mr.. Hamilton Busbey. Nj
A. Troetcer and other gentlemen present who la' !.
their belief tut there IL no living who can equal
Maurice vignuux Mt all points of the game.
Mr.. ViRnanx Will give private performance in the CO.
lun,bia ex hibition Monday at 7. NJ. ON Tho
day tn. preliminary tournament will begin In Chi
easo to decide which two players will Join virnauN.
SEXTON Schnefer Dion aud DAILY In the regular
ment TO begin In that city March ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
MR. PONDIR HIT IN 1HE EYE
His Encouwter ia Wall street with a.
Athletic Note Broker.

Mr.. John Pondlr. one Of the oldest and most
distinguished members Of the Stock Exchange.
was assaulted in Wall street. near William
about l o'clock yesterday afternoon. MIR.
Pondir. who is not in vigorous health. was
walking ur the street with his son when his as
were extemporizel. but Mr.. Pondir suffered an
abrasion over the left oye and his son n scratch
sailant was taken in charge by Detective Ssr-
geants Dusenbury and Radford. who hap
poned along few moments after tie
encounter. The three principals were es-
cortcd to tho detective ofitce in the Stock
Exchange. where Mr.. pondir told Sergeant
tering cpthets. and struck him without provo
cation: Sergeant Dunn indicated the means
of redress. namely. the arrest Of the assailant
on n warrant. Mr.. Pondir said hr had known
his assnilant for years. but refused TO give his
name or tho cause Of the difficulty, saying.
il is understood that the name OF his nssailant
is Lmll Stnub. and that no IL u note broker.
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The Sale or the brooklyn Unie.-Argus.

The Union Argus OF Brooklyn has been pur-
ased by John foord OF the Ne,r Fork Taes and two
Republica capitalists and they will take possession to
morrow The price paid il understood to be slU,UD,
and the property includes the buildings in Fulton and
Front streets, subject 10 S5upl mortgage Mr. foord
will sever his connection with the N,D Fork Times
IL convenient and vii enter upon his new ven
ture holding controlling interest In the property
M-srfS. Louis Palmer and Albert zimmerman have
been the chief owners Of the paper Tor several wears
James j. NJ. Hon ex-senator Schrordrrs. partner. and
ten, James Jouram They took control OF tho paper III
lS16 when IL WAS bankrupt,
The newspaper Will continue TO he nrpuolican AMI
election The OF Mr.. Foord's business associates
ure Kent n
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What the Teachers Wnnt-A Dili Co Rcsu.
late Salaries.

A meeting OF the Male Teachers' Association
WAS held at the College OF the City Of New York yes
terday. A. T. schauner of Grammar School 80 presided
what IL the Hest Method Of School Supervision - was
the subject discussed Mr.. Schauffsr described the
methods pursued by the superntendents. and said the
plan now appear at the schools without notice.
II. W. Smith and p. II. Greunenthal described their
Efforts the passage Of bill by the Legislature
liking the salaries Of principals and teachers In the New
York schools. Mr.. Smith said that the teachers had
right demand that they be placed footing with
the Fire and Police Departments and that thcre should
not he q continual revolution, but some recognition
Of faithful service. copy OF the bill was risce1
ri male principals at IS O vice.primcipals mt sHo;
principals Of female grammar departments ut s2!nD,
vice principals at $3.50; male assistant tenchers ~
sO and 81 ESQ he graded by the trustees Of the
several wArda) female assistants at $50: ASSISTANT
teachers Of female grammar departments $3.50; r-inc
pals of primary Departments u 800. vice principals
q 100; assistants s.aD teachers In music trenSi, or
hour. Mr. Smith said the prospects of the bill were
favorable.
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A Touch Of Nvirr,n. Weather.

The lowering temperature last night. after
the pleasant weather of the Lac, three days New
Workers hurrying along the streets and around the
with their coat rollsrs turned up. Al II r. 81 Tho
Thermometer registered 10, anil at l23) this mornlng
II had fnll-n ~ 23'. The wind was from IN. north.
s1usa The snow fell generally throughout the state uri
az far west as Marquette, Mich. 1h-rI IL good pros
prct for dirty weather this sunday" said the man in
charge Of the signal service station.
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II,.s.. or Senator C.merou.

WASHINGTON March 3.-Early this evening
there report at the Capitol that Don
rron had dropped dead. Messengers sent hither
and thither Investigate the rumOr and WAS finally
asceraincd that while sitting In the Senate
at about O'Clock tonight he suddenly tainted from
sheer weakness. senator Cameron has been suffering
Intensely from hemorrhoids which have so dspletsd
would not rally lie recovered sufficiently however to
he carried 10 the Senate tonight but under the excite
mrnt he gave way and tainted, Tie was once take
TO his home and physicians hastily summoned who,
must be performed at the earliest practical moment
This will be done the patient has recovered
protracted European tour IN search Of health
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large mastiff. recently purchased ms a COM
psnion for Jumbo. Mr.. Bsrnums big elephant, WAS in
troduced to the mammoth at Bridgeport yesterday. A
wooliy dog OF inferior size displaced by the
Jumbo greatly attached to the woolly dog,
and when the mastn WINS introduced evinced his dis.
pleasure by low grumbing Then suddenly he cnught
The mnsf around the body With his trunk md threw
him across tho building with tremendous force. Tn.
log struck the elephant Pilot and WAS instantly killed
charging the other elephants There was great trump
tting Tor Mhi,s ana xeherai eepnn. va Dr. ssc'sI
lie was upset and secured. During I'll. row that Pilot
made Jumbo fed calmly. Queen, the mother OF the baby
ELEPHANT was d good deal exercised ON behalf Of her
Young one. Mr. Barnun rntended the catching ~
pilot who was chained apart his comp after
he had son aecu
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The Lawn Tens,s Convention.

Tho annual meeting OF the National Lawn
Tennis Association held last night at tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel when sixteen clubs. chiefly OF New York
Boston aud Philadelphia, represented Of list
OF fortytwo clubs the roll Of the association Tho
principal business transacted the election OF officers
the selection OF association ball. and change tho
rules rs to lower the net ak inches as now III" rule
In England The American hall made by Peck SNYDER
and Wright Ditson was adapted in place Of the English
ball. The officers elected wer. follows: President
DR. Jas. Dwight Of Boston: Vice President, s. Campbell
Of Orange; Secretery and Treasurer powsi! of der
selaer Mostyn. and Miller II Resolved to hol the
annual tourney on the Orange Club grounds.
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Keeping Sheridan Waiting.

Il have waited for three days In hourly ex.
pectation Of arrest" Mr.. j. Sheridan said yesterday
to reporter who called on him at the Irish World orcs
and begin 10 think they have found that there is
nothing which they arrest me. I! had Antio i
pnt-d this protractcd delay should have eNpr,ssd
opinion the matter lInvs rryar led the flung from
tile hevnuinv IA fnrce. but one which might have a
tragic ending for me-
Mr. j. Pcrrepont Edwn ards the British Consul said 10
had received further instructions and had aulhOr
ity 10 Arrest Mr.. sheridan.
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Stewart L. woodrsrd'. Successor.

yesterday sent the following:
The Hon. E,thn Root, New FORK CITY,
DEAN SIR: Nv this mornings papers ! note that You
have been confirmed SUCCESSOR All the offcial
reports this office to the lat inst have been for
warded WRshinyO and the Office is ready for YOUR
occupancy should YOU however. desire me TO remain
in charge for few days to enable TO arrange your
professional business IL will give me pleasure u
oblige You. Very respectfully yours.
STEWART /. WooDroRD. United States Attorney.
NEW YoRK. March 3.
Gen. woodford received tn following reply:
The Hon sfe,cnrt d. WoodIord
DrAR SiR: have no oifcal information a. To my ap
pointnent presume 1t will come In the form OF
commission within the next few days In the nenr
time and until can take the steps necessary to HnaS
charge of the oihce. With thanks for your courtesy.
remain very truly yours, ELHu ROOF
MARCH 3,
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Frank Byrne's Alibi.

LONDON March 3.-The friends OF Frank
Byrne for whose extradon tho French Government
have been asked taken steps secure sdavits OF
members of Parliament and others testifying that they
saw Bvrne In London May last the day OF the PhT
nix Park murders The fricds OF Byrne in Paris eArct
that he will bc released tomorrow, Henri Rochefort
has written to Victor Hugo asking him 10 use his i
rnce with the in favor OF Byrne. The ai'
thorcs are urged to admit Iyrne to bail In suh'an
tial SUN. , ,, T.,
his testimony In Dublin aud who was arrested ~ lihNrt
Thursday. lind intended 10 start for New lork 10
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DR.. Abelnrdo Bollido Do Luna OF 40 West
Twenty second street died OF consumption FRIDAY.
lie WAS native Of Havana md graduate Of tho New
York University Med cal College lie translated several
medical works into spanish wrote for several Spanish
medical Journals mud with his father. Mr. John Brllio
DE LunH published Spanish illustrated monthly paper
called II Mentor Husrddo de los Nt50s He nj nns
time secretary al IN. Academy Of Medicine lie u
year, Old, and leaves a wife aud two ehllren.
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In Behalf o. u. s.ivasioa Army.

GENEVA March 3.-The Tribune says that Earl
Granville, The British Foreign secrstary has Instructed
Mr. Adams the british Minister At Berus to tnsst upon
The Annulnent VI the DEGREES expsnR the esusIs OF
The Snly alton Army from switzerland.
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In the evening, DR.. Carever WAS prevailed
non by his friends to Issue the following:

Bosardus said and intended that it should he the
Inst, whether ! won or lost II. Accordngly. to-day
challenged me to shoot him again. refused
at my REFUSAL and thinks should give him smother op
portunity, will shoot him any match he name, At
posi forfeit with the editor Of the american field
ur W 4
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PARIS. March 3.-At Cabinet council to-day
Prime Minister Ferry declared that revision Of the con
.ti,ution was nopportunc especially as the Senate hhd
shown disposition nv its votes motion
oerel by Gen Robert with regard To- tho Orlesns princes
III, would revision when II was moved ~
The Chamber Deputies lie would urge that revision
could only us. fully come when the Senate would not
see in II q menace TO its existence,
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LONDON. March IA letter from the Bishop
II Raphoe. county Donegal. Ia published. In when ne
saws the only chance the destitute people have to main
lain life IL through charity lie rays the policy OF tile
b v urnInent 10 evidently one OF determination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
Arrc.tinx Anarchists In Spain.

MADRID. March 3.-The authorities continue
TO act vigorously In AndHusa. The President, secre
tnry and tw.ly. members OF another branch OF the
society have been arrested NJ Prdrosc v, seville.
and letters and statutes have been seized Twelve mem
hers Of another branch have been arrested al chzaa us
la Starr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-03-04
Senator Tabor. supplemental, Marriage.

ST. LOUIS. March 3.-The Republican to-mor-
will print the fact that Senator Tabor Of Colorado
aud Mrs Elixsheth Mccourt married In September
last and that the late grand wedding Washington was
asupplemeptAl anair only. The records In the Rec
.rr on,es here show that license was granted to
these same rar,lss, and the records of John
privately IN the ONCE OF Col D. Pat Dyer Nh attorney ii
This city II IL alleged that the murrisgr kept pr
yste because the senator's former wife had sut pend
ing against him for alimony and Tabor thought II the
his case.
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The x,ann, once Prediction.
JOTTISGS .ABOUr TOWN.

Slightly warmer. fnir weather northwest TO
southwest winds rising followed by falling barometer.
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LONDON. March 3.-The Duke Of Edinburgh
viii 10 the coronation OF TIE CxAS Inc rFhce
OF Walsa will not AstsnA.
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xsliwaS W make IL nIst appearances NEXT Monday
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Beautiful palms ornsmented and plain, supplied By
Iaomss y. Eysus " PsSk plAes.-%as.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
OUR REST FAMILIES.

| have been troubled for over six years with
severe kidney complaint, also weakness of the
urinary organs, with its attendant troubles My
water needed constant attention, some days as
many as twenty times, with severe pains I'm the
bladder, well as in the back and loins. Al times
passed limited quantity of urine, highly cpored
with unnatural heat and sediment; frequently
excavations would be very painful | conf GUIDED
that must do something for 1t, fearing that more
serious trouble would follow l went to the drug
gist and was recommended to use Hunts Remedy,
as 1t had been used with wonderful success in sew
eral severe of dropsy and kidney and b ladder
affections here in Bangor l concluded to TRY 1t,
and before had used one bottle found 1t was help
ing me beyond my expectations. My water became
natural less color and sediment, the pains in
back and that heavy feeling gone, with a q General
toning up of the system; and continued to use 1t
until used six bottles and 1t has completely cured
me-
Others of my family have used Hunts Remedy
with equally good success, and we do not hest
tate to recommend it far and near, believing 1t
duty as well as a pleasure to recommend SD good
a medicine as Hunts Remedy. You are at liberty
to give my testimony to the public
ID. T. HoDG bEN
OR1uNGTON, ME-, May 49, 1888.
endorse the above statement.
a. NJ. ROBINSON, JR.
ApOthecary Bangor. Me
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
DIED

In Belfast, Sept. sth, Gertrude, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Iuctte Gray, aged year and months.
In Winterport, Sept. :, Reuben A. Rich Esq =,
aged s. years and IA days.
In Boston, Sept. Sth, Albert G. Wiggin, of Bel
fast aged SO ears.
In South Thomaston, Sept Sd. Of heart disease,
Woodbury. Davis aged 20 years, 3 mouths IA days
In Northport, Sept. 9th, LIewellyn Clark, aged II
years and month";
In Monroe Sept 6tn Kufus Robinson, aged about
IS years.
In Penobscot, Sept. It'll, Mrs. Emma, wife of
Capt. Jerome Sellers, aged 10 years
In Vinalhaven, Sept. 4th, Mrs. F. I. Freeman,
wife of W w. Freeman.
In Camden, Aug. 10Th, Mrs. Mary Thomas aged
So years, 10 months and ID days.
In ROckland, Sept. 9th. Edward Merrill, aged 80
years, months and Is days.
In Rockland, Sept. 9th, Arvilla n, wife Of Benz.
Z. Studley, aged % years, 10 months and % days.
In Tnomaston, Sept 4th, Mrs. Webster ShibleS.
In Rockland, Sept. 81, Jane, widow Of Benz.
Flanders, aged s. years, months and II days.
In South Thomaston, Sept 3D. Daniel Ott aged
about IS wears.
In Rockand, Sept. I'd, Frederick Corneau, aged
u years, months and II days.
In Kockland, sept. 2d, Hanson Samuel, son of
Charles E. and Belle i. Burpee, aged months and
II days
In Union sept. ID Mrs Harriet Cooper, aged 81
years.
In Camden, Sept LIST, John Atwick, infant of
Ambrose p. and Sarah Upham.
In Warren, Aug. Both, Mrs. Joanna Phlbrook
aged 96 years, months and 30 days.
In Warren, Aug. %, Nancy, wife of Seth O'Brien,
aged 81 years, months and q days.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13

EGGsThe market IS steady at quotations tor
fresh stock nearby and fresh laid. 25c and up
wards; fresh eastern, % a24c; New York and YER
mont, % d22l5c.
BEANs-The market remains steady at quota
tions; fancy hand picked pea $2.50a2.55, some
holding strictly fancy higher; German pea, $40
2l5; mediums, hand picked, $2.25g2.30; yellow
eyes, $3.l593.25 red kidneys, $40.
POTATOES-The market continues steady and
prices are unchanged; early rose. 5Og6Oc y bush !;
Rhode Islands, $l75dlS71s y Dbl; natives. Sl.62}a
al.75; Portlands, sl509l 621a; potatoes sell in the
country about the same as in Boston.
APPLEs-The supply is light and choice fruit is
In good demand; prices are firm for Astrachan at
$3.5O94; Williams, S4.5095; plppins $ta4.50 for
choice; ordinary, $15Oa2 30 T. Dbl.
HAY AND STRAw-No timothy, $lS " tom fair
to good, $l7gl7.50 y ton; fine hay, $l59l6 Y ton;
poor to ordinary, $ll 9l3 y ton; the new hay crop
is called light straw, $lSg 1870 y ton for new oat
do, 80 y ton.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
NONRESIDENT Taxes
In the town of NOrthport, In the County of Waldo
for the year 1882.

In the town of Northport, In the County of Waldo,
for the year 1882.
fINHE following list of taxes real estate of non
i resident owners in the town of NOrthport for
lSS2, in bills committed to NINAL HILLS, Collector
of taxes of said town the sixth day of July, A.
ID. 1882, has been returned by him TO me as unpaid
the second day of July, 1883, by his certificate of
that date and now remains unpaid. Notice is here
10y given that If the SAID taxes and interest and
charges not paid into the treasury of said
within eighteen months from the day of commit
men of said bills much of the real estate taxed
will be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor,
including interest and charges vii! without further
notice be sold at public auction ut the house of
JOHN ). HILL, i'll said town, on Wednesday, the
thirtieh day of january, A. ID. 1881, at two O'Clock
i'll the afternoon:
Asa Pitcher, 50 acres, value $3.50, tax $4.63.
Asa Pitcher Stevens lot, % acres, value So, tax
) go.
Alzetta Hayes estate, | house, II acres value
500, tax on real estate S+O1, def. highway tax for
1881 Sl.15, total tax $jS2
L. Nj. Rhoades or unknown, / house, l barn 6
acres value $500, tax $50.
John Reeves, house. barn, value $3.50, tax So So
Henry Snow, lot, cottage, value $3.50, tax on real
estate, 1896, def highway for 1881 81 25 total tax
$l.2l.
Mary Wade 81 acres, value 800, tax SIS.
Mrs j. Wharf, acres, cottages barn, value
$40, tax real estate $S.4, def. highway tax for
1881, $780, total tax $ll SO.
Webster Bluff lot, p acres, value $780, tax : Sc.
Reuben Sibley estate lot, 80 acres, value $780, tax
on real estate $2.7S, def. highway FOR 1881 $l20,
total $3.9s.
JOHN 5. HILL, Treasurer of Northporl
Northport, Sept 49, lSS3.-3w31
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- a--3--9-- -'ll7l-@
MARRIED..

In South Boston, Aug 18th, /. Henry Smith, of
Boston, and Mary q. Baker, of Belfast.
In Searsmont, Aug. 10Th, Mr. Herbert p Nicker-
son, of Madison, \. f., and Miss Rose e. Thomas,
of Belmont, Me.
In Camden, Sept. Sd, Ernest Nj. Clark Of Cam
den, and Rosa B. Heal, of Belfast
In Charestown, Mass, Sept. 4th, at the residence
of the brides parents, by Rev. G. F. Nicholson,
Clifton A. Pendleton, of Boston, and Fredetta c..
Darrell, of Charlestown.
In Rockland, Sept 6, g. Kaler Mayo, and Monira
D., daughter of Capt Moses II. Fiske both of Rock
land.
In Washington, Sept. %. Cyrus Jones and Hattie
Jackson both of Washington.
In Rockland, Sept. LIST, Sidney Dodge and Maud
l. Tobn, both of Rockland
In Washington, Sept. LIST, James Linneken, of
Washington, and Christiana Barlow, Of Appleton.
In Boston, Mass. Aug. 18th, Herbert Smith, of
Boston, and May 5. Bean, formerly of Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
Notice.

FENHE following list of taxes real estate of
L resident owners in the town of Montyille, for
the year 1882, in bills committed to A. NJ. PLUM
August, 1882, has been returned by him to as re-
manning unpaid on the 18th day of June, 1883, by
his certificate Of that date, an; remains w
paid, and notice is hereby given that If the said
taxes and interest and charges not paid in the
treasurer of the said town within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment of said bills much
of the real estate taxed will be sufficient pay the
amount due therefor including interest and charges,
will without further notice, be sold at public auction
at SPROWL & MORSE'S store IN said town, on
the 2lst day of February, 1854, at O'Clock p. NJ
II. H. Gilmon, Liberty, the Atwood Hartman
farm, lis acres, valued $3.50, tax $S.}6.
Daniel Meservy, II acres of the f. A. Spear farm,
wood lot, valued $40, tax $I76
George Smith heirs, Rockland, part of the George
Smith farm, bounded on the west by land of Stephen
Strout 10 acres valued 1925, tax $.l0.
Peter A. Stubs, Rocklant, acres, valued $40 tax
- 20. 3w37*
NATHAN FRENCH, Treasurer of Montville
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
How Watch Cases are Made.

Most persons have an ambition to carry
gold watch case, and yet few people know
how Il watch case is riadc, or the vast diff
ference in Inequality Of them. Ina SOLID
GOLD WATCH CASE, aside from the ncces-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
a large proportion Of the metal is needed
only to stitlcn and hold the engraved por-
tons in place and supply strength. Tie
surplus is not only needless, BIT unlesira-
bic because gold is soft metal AMI cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong and close-littine. The pertt~t watch
case must combine gold with some metal
that Will supply that in which the gold is
deficient This has hecn accomplished by
,llc lanes Boss Gull Uolch Case II 1, VA.
which saves the WASTE of 7ecd- : y
less COLL url INCREASES the soLlDlrY and
srN"NGTIbo Of the ease, an, at the same time
rttiuces the cost ONE HALE.
Send stamp Keystone Watch Factories, Philn
dcl?a:a, illustrated Pamphlet showing
James Io-.' andk Keystone Watch Cuses are made.
10 be contnued)
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
A COOPER'S EXPERIENCE j..

Some ten years ago was troubled with kidney
and liver trouble. had severe pains in my kidney
and bladder. ! tried several remedies that seemed
to do me good until went to one of ouE drug
stores here in Bangor, and they recommended me
to use Hunts Remedy as 1t had been used b ere by
many of our best families for diseases of the kid
neys, bladder and dropsy with wonderful success.
purchased bottle, and found that 1t went to the
right spot and did me great deal of good have
no more pains In the back and limbs. ! Us led five
~ bottles in ALL and it has completely cured me
and consider it a duty to let others knoEy that
Hunts Remedy is valuable medicine for al that
troubled with any of the above complaints
f. 0. VAN WYKE, Fremont trect
BANGO.', Me- Nav 10, 1888.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13
Boston Market.

SATURDAY., Sept. s.
BUTTER-The market Is firm and rathb unsettled
for all but choice and fancy goods, whit Oh high
er and firm; choice creamery, 24g25c; western do,
23a24c; dairy choice fresh made, q S2ac; straight,
19a2lc; do western, 161lsc; ladle, 14slfc; common
1Oa13c.
CEEEsE-The market remains firm at fhe advance
of few DAYS ago, and is reported to be well sold
up on this market; 1t is quoted a range from ii
glla912c the latter for fancy lots; fail to good 10
gle; skim, 445c.
The Republican journal., 1883-09-13

The Signal officer at Washington, D. c.,
telegraphs, Sept. 10 as follows: 8 The W Est In
dies hurricane is now central near Cape Hat
teras, moving northward. Dangerous n@rther-
ly gales are reported on the South Atlantic and
Middle Atlantic coasts.