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'sauire's Cases.

The man who was SO brutally treated by
Officer Cannon yesterday, while being con-
veyed to the hall, was fined so Gems and
costs for drunkenness. One other case, a
wheelbarrow drunk at 81 and costs, were
the only two cases heard by the squire this
morning.
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(EGIsTER'S ORDER.
RKGIsTER's OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NeW Csslle County, Del, July 25, 1883.
Poh The application of Asenath Dempsey, ad-
illustrator of John Dempsey, late OF
mug clay Creek hundred, in said county, de-
ks.rI II Is ordered and directed by the Register
I. .Al lhe Adminlstratrix aforesaid give notice of
ahtlng Of Letters of Administratln upon
y tSAte Of the deceased, with the. date of
AnuHs lhereoi, by causing advertisements to
N pnsled within forty days from the date of
IVY letters In six Of the most pub blic places of the
SgnMl Of New Castle, requiring all persons
NJ a,ilR demands against the estate To present the
lssaG lnG ol aDtde by an Act of Assembly in such
~ mSle and provided and also cause the same
NV, W. Inserted within the same period In the
ES I'LL H. GAZETrE, newspaper published In
EeaEs t9n and TO be continued therein three
Given under the hand and Seal of
D. Once ofthe Register aforesaid, at Will
A,G ~ u, 1mlngton, in New Castle county afore-
"D' 'ne uay and year above written.
3. O. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
NM ~ PERSONS having claims against the estate of
hestsd d'easeu must present the same, duly at
|lnlv os 70 the Administrative, on or before
m n5 mi, i', lo9i or abide the Act of Assembly
'''h va,S yase made and provided.
daoESA AfH DEMPSEY, Administrative.
Au0ress; Newark, del. al6-3w
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Deserved Prosperity.

Officer Tucker, one of the most efficient
and gentlemanly officers on the present
force, has purchased the neat two-story
brick house 941 Kirkwood street. The
officer and his wife moved into their new
and comfortable quarters yesterday.
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THE MISSING YACHT MYSTERY.
Two Bodies in Yacntsman's Clothes Cast
I'm by the Sea,

Up by the Sea.
FREMONT, MASS, August 22.-At yester.
day noon the dead body of man dressed in
a yachtman's shirt, with life -preserver on,
was found at West Falmouth and this morn
ing second body was found near the same
place. Their remains were buried above
high water mark, so that they may be in a
position to be taken up for Identification if
necessary.
The fact that the bodies washed ashore
were dressed in yachting shirts, and that on
one body was life preserver marked &c.
FL. Northam" has led to the conclusion here
that the drowned men were two of the crew
of the missing yacht Mystery. The yachts
men borrowed five life preservers from the
steamer G. r. Norton while at New Haven,
Conn. A gentleman has started from that
city for Falmouth to see if he can identify
the bodies.
About 20 members of tine New Haven
Yacht Club went to Port Jefferson, L. l.,
shortly after II o'clock tonight, in search
OF the crew of the ill-fated sloop Mystery.
The shore will be patrolled from that port
to Montauk Point. The prevailing opinion
is that the bodies must seek that shore, as
there was a strong northeast wind soon after
she left port
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NOTICE
THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
TO THE
SHERIFF. OF NEW CASTLE
Co., Gre ting
New Castle County,
,. =.

NUse UTt LIHK
Whereas, Annie NJ. Mingus, by her petition to
the Judge of our Superior Court filed in the
once OF the ProthOnatOry Of the said court In and
for New Costle cOun y, for the cause o COM
plant therein alleR d, has made application to
our said Judges that decree way be pronounced
dissO,ying ne marriage eXisting between The
petitioner and her hu band sobert q. NJ. Mingus.
We therefore command you, as you We been
heretotors commat ded, that you summon Robert
z. M. Mingus SO that he be and appear before
the Judges of our said cour, at the time thereof
to be he'd at Wilmington, on Monday, the seven
teenth day Of September next, to answer the al
legation OF the said petitioner, according TO the
Act of Ass mbly, in such case made and rovided
and also 1 do and receive what the said court
shpll then and there consider cOnGernin him In
this behalf as to the court shalI seem meet and
consistent with the provisions of the said Act of
Witness. the Honorable Joseph p. Comegys
Esquire, at Wilmington, the twenty-t ir,i day
"f May, A. D., eighteen hundred and eighty
three. GEORGE A, MAXWELL,
Issued May 31st, 1888 PrOthonatOry.
il-ltw3m
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NOTICE. ANY WEIGHTS, SCALES
~ OR measures requiring inspection may lie
left at S2S 4 $50 King street.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
sealer of Weights and Measures for New Castle
county. ie28-tf
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.
City and School Taxes for '83.

The undersigned Receiver OF Taxes for the ci' y
Of Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East Sixth
street. between Market and King stYtets on and
afer the first day fully, 1881 between the hours
ofSand II In the morning and from TO in the
afternoon for the purpose of receiving taxes. On
all taxes paid during the month of July there will
be deduction Of Ave per cent. on every dollar and
all taxes paid duriag the month Of August up TO
and including the first of September the face of
the bill will be required; all taxes unpaid on the
next day after the nrst of reptember shall be in
creased by the addition Of flve per centum. on
the amount thereof. EDMU N PR NOST,
Receiver Northern district, including all North
of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE,
Receiver Southern District, including all South
OfSixth street. augl-ln
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TREES.
LICENSE APPLICATIONS


\ EOTICE.-I, JOHN MoCAFFREY, ,
n THETENANT OF. the house situated at
|o, sO aud 3D2 Fast Fourth street,
6e -Four h ward of the city OF Wilmln ton,
bnp,y VI ey Castle. State Of Delaware, in com
6mir with the requirements of the Acts of the
|tBrr Assembly, In such case made and pro-
tlel do thereby CIV notice that shall apply In
Srung 10 the Court of General Sessions OF the
'eact and Jail Delivery ofthe State OF Delaware,
: aHd for New Castle county, on Monday the
M day Of September, A. ID. 1888, being the
hi term Of said court, for license for said house
~ Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF intoNl-
Sdnl liquors In less quantities than one quart,
beirunk on the premises, and the following
kppclabc citizens, residents OF said ward, re-
bmmend the said application, viz;
'sre, Thomas, II. ElwOOd Singley,
bbn Hanson, Thomas j. Grubb,
|anItl Norris, Martin Farrell,
/ Sllam Allen. lisa &c Dillon.
r. stewart, James q. BARLEY,
tOrge Abele, John j. DOugherty,
\ c. HiCktn. Geo NJ. Crawford,
5 Brown, Edward Mellon,
bhn u. KurtL, u. Y. Townsend,
layll CeOk, Seth ID. Stewart,
larry johnson, p. +. Murphy.
! lillian Gatta, ID. A. McCullen,
aug!!.} JOHN MCCAFFREY.
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REWARDS.

.,TIPD-A REWARD OF FIVE
DEW,AHihnH9FIt ID. ,LLAKS is hereby offered
IL hUSttiiihd hlUyTest and apprehension o. GoIiing,woGd
p Hullett wh9 iSht III sunday morning, descrip-
BEL, after aft nhn1t ave feet ten INCHES, rather
PoneS S yofe eyes shsrp
cracked, brow teeth, CHAS. q. BTOkLEY.
Shio false upper te''''' Governor.
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NOTICES.
He SCHOOL COMMIT

N0TICE.-TO THE SCHOOL COMMIT
IN tee of New Castle county. The School
fund has been distributed and placed N the credit
ofeach District In the Farmers Bank at New
Castle. JOHN NJ. HOUSTON,
State Treasurer.
AUGUST % 1885,
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A REWARD FOR INFORMATION.

New YORK, August 22.-E. w. Bull
linger, of No. rs Fulton street, this city,
offers reward of $500 for the first in forma-
ton sent to him before September l, as to
the whereabouts of the sloop Mystery, of
New Haven, or of her crew. 1t is feared
here that the sloop has been blown to sea by
a heavy gale
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FOE SALE.
PUBLIC SALES.
JAIL
PUBLIC SALES.

s.n,1. Superior dwelling, Delaware avenus,
|, a sne lot, Pennsylvania avenue.
s,'I S-First-class lots, Naf property be-
vsrn Penns lvania and Delaware avenues, also
Io,. on the Forty Acres.
Sent, IS. solid high lot' over E!eventh street
bridge. ,-,. ,.,, r,o,,o,,,,,
,ypt. p. Excellent lots, high land, Eleventh
Iah
Oct, G.-Busness lots over Third street bridge.
0et. 49, -sundry ond miscellaneous lots and
ol,cs, ,,...
PARTIES desiring to sell will please send In lists
I,o,g, HEALD & co.
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nARRIsBuRa BEATEN.

READING, Pa, August 22.-The Actives
fairly walked away with the Hanisburgs,
to-day, by their terrific slugging, and came
near shutting them out. The score is as fol-
lows
Active. 2 OF 1 o la
Harrisburg 49,. % o o o l.
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ANTHRACITE DEFEATS BRooKLYN.

New YORK, August 22.-The Anthracite
Club pounded the pitching of Kimber all
over the field to-day, and badly defeated the
Brooklyns. The latter played miserable
fielding game. The score was:
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INN1NGs.

Runs earned, Brooklyn 2, Anthracite l; first
base by errors, Brooklyn 7, Anthracite 10:
bases, Brooklyn s. Anthracite 9; base hits, An
thracite IA, Brooklyn o; umpire, Mr.. Griftiths;
time of game. two hOurs.
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SCORE RY INNINGS.

Trenton. n........... o 0 o lilo
Quickstep ........ 8 l o o / x-16
Earned runs, Trenton, 0; a. svsLsceps q struck
out, Quckstep, i; Trenton, i; two-base hits
Lynch, Goodman (2), Bastian, Smith, Benners,
Fox (2) Henry; three-base hits, QuintOn,
Albert ~: left on bases, Trenton, 3; Quickstep,
6: base on balls, Albert; double plays, Trenton,
/; Quickstep, 2; Wild pitches, Henry, 2; time of
game one hour and As minutes; umpire, Will
liam MeCafferty.
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UPPER pEMASCn.

There was surprise party given
at Goes ranch on. the evening. Of
the 18th inst, by the friends of Mr..
and Mrs Coa, which was a very
pleasant.-attair. Dancing was kept
up until after midnight. Mr.. Burns
was musician.
The upper Pcnasco has Il public
schoolhouse.
1t is currently reported that
there will be wedding on the. Up
per Penasco soon provided the
r"spbcrrics don't give out
Frank Coc, brother otHA. NJ.
Coe, has moved his family in with
the view Of becoming settler.
VIM. Matthews, wclla known
throughout Lincoln County,isbuild-
ing q fine adobe building on the
middle Pcnasco, northwest of Capt
8atc9' RANCH. The building is 3GN
a, with four rooms and hall thro'
the centre S feet wide. j. +. Eak-
er is architect and builder. lie
will have g splendid spring within
twenty feet Of his kitchen door.
Mr.. Bryan, of the firm Of Bryan
X Gunter, is making preparations
to build fine adobe residence this
fall.
W. c. Warren and Capt. Bates
are opening ditch to carry the
water some + or miles from the
sinks Of the water on the upper Pc
nasco down the canon toward the
head waters OF the middle Penasco
This, when completed, will carry
water into as fine a range as there
is in Lincoln County. The ditch
carries the water, as far as com
pIetod, with but little loss.
Range good, and stock fine IN
this part of the county. Z.
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SAN ANTONIO.

A few lires from this important
section Of Socono County may not
be without relish to some Of your
readers,
Several more coke ovens are be
ing built here, and Inc hum Of in
dustry is heard on every hand.
James Curry is the boss gentle
man of the burgh. He keeps Ao
" Mountain Queen Saloon and
it is a daisy, where every denizcn
or Prospector can quench his thirst
with as good nectar as ever run
through the worm of distillery.
He is the friend OF everybody, and
everybody is proud to stand as his
friend.
More anon. j.
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the ladies and gentlemen present
were Misses Ellen Bates, Lilly Ca
scy, Annie Booth, Lizzie and Ma
~ Walters, Mrs. G. f. Booth, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Matthews, a. II.
Clayton and wife, j. NJ. Wilson
and wife, John Booth aud wife, w
~. Collins and wife, John Mayhill
and wifc, A. NJ. Coc aud wife, w.
c. Warren, Rob. 1IcGce, Robert
Black, f. Bchringer, Frank Nc
Cleary, David Bunting, IS. y. and
z. E. Goodman, VIM. and Joe.
RatlieE James Walters, Elmer
MayhilI, Mr.. Valentine, of Ros-
well, and Jno. p. Eaker. Messrs
RatIicf and Clayton were musicians
The guests will not soon forget the
hearty hospitality Of Mr., and Mrs.
Kccnc.
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PLAINS HEAR NOGAL.

oepJ. ZVtn, 1890.
DEAR SIR: Some pleasant hours
at Jake's are to be numbered with
other happy "reminiscences. l am
no correspondent Of your paper,
therefore consider this a letter to
you personally.
We are, because alone | could
not do it, making hay on the plains.
Is not ar old soldier of the [. S.
army fool to undertake to make
hay for the Government or some
body else whilst he could at home
amin eastern townlive comfortably.
But such is luck. What was go
ing to tell you about is, that can
not and will not make any hay as
long as rain pours down on us day
and night as it does this minute.
The rain only gives me time to
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Saturday, Sept. p, 1888.
.FIClAL PIPER OF TlE C0UYEY
fsblishcd by The lintola County Publishing Compan
VIM. CAEEREY, Editor
TOO THIN.

The religious press of the cas-
has struck a strike, and in New
Mexico. Strikes in the west differ
from strikes at the east. There
they mean bread, here they mcar
gold. And it is here, right here
in New Mexico, that the rcligiou
lists have struck their strike, and
the location of the strike is not on.
ly in New Mexico, but in the sleep
lest, indeed the only sleepy town
in the Territory-we need not, nor
could not be more explicit were we
to particularize by saying Socorro.
The story being guIped down by
those having more faith than sense
is, that an unsuccessful miner sat
down near his claim Sunday morn
ing, and began reading his Bible,
lie was III the Gospel of St. Mat
thew, when a fragment, rich with
''''i' e~4~, .o,l from 4 ledge above
just as his eyes rested on the words,
Seek and ye shall find" The
miner at once jumped up, found
the lead, and is now 4 bonanza
king.
Remember, thc day was Sunday
and on that day the miner enrich
cd himself, and this in face OF the
tact that the command is not TO
work yourself on that day, neither
yom man servant or maid servant,
your OK or your burro, and that the
religious press cry out against th,
issuing Of Sunday morning pat.r-.
the work on which is myiIJy per-
formed on Saturdays, albeit they uu
not revolt against the publication
Of Monday morning papers, which
publish Sunday sermons, and the
whole labor attending the pubIica-
tion Of which is done on the Lord 5
Day.
Now that miner, had he the res
pcct that an orthodox ought to
have, when the ghttcring ore fell
upon the holy pages from whose
fount he was drinking, he should
have arisen, shook himself, and
turning his back to the scene from
which the bauble fell, calculated
get thee behind NE Satan, and
on the day following sought out the
lead. AS it is, or was, said miner
showed himself to be so utter utter
ly wicked that he couldd't get his
name on the LEADER subscription
book without paving therefor spot
cash.
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Gro. T. BE4LL.

DEAF SIR-Ihe subject you raise
is one Of first rate consequences |
am less surprised TO learn how de
strucUye the rodents are, than
should be to hear that their rayag-
es could be eflcctually prevented.
1t Is a grave problem, entirely uu
solved as yet. rs long as our cen
trai plateau was unsettled it made
little difference what were the mum
bers or habits Of the prairie dogs,
butnow the case is constantly grow
ING in importance. 1t has long
been a4itatod in California, where,
not your prairie dog (Cynonigs le,
doyicianus) but a similar and re
lated rodent, the Spcrmophilus
bechGyi, commonly called ground
squirrel, or gopher, plays the same
destructive role. The trouble is,
that these rodents, besides being
so prolific burrows 40 deeply as to
be practically inaccessible in their
retreats. You may shoot a few
hundreds or thousands withoutper-
ceptiblo impression upon them, and
it costs too much time and trouble
to do this. On the whole, poison
ing has been found the most eti'ec-
tive. 1t costs something for corn
soaked in strychnine, but does not
cost much time or trouble. | have
nothing better to recommend. You
cannot dislodgc the little fellows,
nor drive them away they burrow
too deeply. In no event can il be
wrong to bring the subject before
the Legislature, and the more it is
agitated, both personally and Off
ciallJ ,he better, | shall be inter
ested to hear Of any experiments
you may try, or to consult with
you IN any movement you may
make. | have no better answer to
give you; the question has been
raised and discussed frequently,
,y,th no ,tl..,. ,.,.r1t tl,,,, ,,1.,.
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IMPORTANT C0poEsp0NDENCE.
Going Tor Gopbers,
LINCOLN, n. NJ. Ang. 20, IS

LIScoLN, N. NJ, Ang. 20, 's3
PEoF. EEttorr CorEs,
Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, y. G.
DEAR SIR The prai-
RE dog question is fast becoming
one Of grave importance in this
Territory. They are increasing
with r7pidity, and arc destroying
thousands OF acres Of grazing lands
| desire to call the attention of our
legislative assembly to the matter
this winter with a view to having
a royalty offered for scalps. Has
the question ever been examined
or discussed by nicmbers OF the In
stitution, and has the matter been
investigated by the Government {!
Can You refer me to any intelligent
data. Pardon my intrusion on
your valuable time, but my enqui-
ry is in the public interest, and
you will appreciate the motive.
Yours truly,
Gro T. BEALL.
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THos BREMnGAx.
Chief Indian Police.

The C"'c BoHpublished at Sidney
Kansas, by our old friend, Col. s.
). Prouty, is a new candidate
for journalistic life and tame. The
Col is a Nestor among the jour
nalists OF Kansas, ana personally
and professional r deserving a lib
cral patronage.
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WE know whereof we speak
when we say that Jerry Hockra-
dies ranch advertised for sale in
to-day's LEADER, is one of the best
in Lincoln county, and it can be
purchased at bargain.
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Abstracts of Title.

Having superior facilities, ] will
guarantee Abstracts Of Title which
will stand the severest legal scru
tiny. SAM'L. K CoERET,
Lincoln, \. N
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Patton is hereby appointed Senior
Major OF the same.
VII. Colonel Fountain will as
soon as practicable divide his Regi-
lncut into three Battalions and as
sign MAJOR Van Patton to the com
mand of the First Battilion.
X. The other Majors for this
Regiment viii be appointed here
after.
K. 1t is the earnest desire and
request Of the Commander in Chief
that all field officers at once pro-
cure uniforms suited to their re-
spective ranks, and a failure SO to
do will be considered a neglect Of
duty.
xL. This order to take effect and
be in force from and after this
date.
LIONEL 4. SHELDON.
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief
OFFICIAL: EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
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Co. "b at Ienasco, Linsoh
county, being organized
co. 20 at American valley
Valencia county Capt D. 7. Ca
Ney
60. *" at Georgetown, Grant
county, Capt. +. +. Farmon.
Co. ~ at Chloride, Socorro
county, capt. y. /. blaln.
Co. "F" at Shakespeare, Grant
county, Capt D. +. Black
90 ~ al seven hlVerS' LIN
com county, vacancy.
CO. III fdo Bonito, Lincoln
county beng organl]ed'
co. i at " hlte OAKS Alncolh
county 'dP'' a. NJ D"VloSoh'
w. cIa'15 I ,....;.,,. -
t,at,.,. ,r;ll o,,,.;s4 -.
~ A- o,T r. ,,,,
,;o ,,,,,tv Co,4 n Tina
Go. ~" At ploomfaId Rio A.
r;ba county. vacancy.
a. ..C,; e4 r. co.A, r.
county. BEING oraap,zed.
Co. I'D" at Mora. Mora county,
Cant. s. TrIiillo.
Go. .E" at Ponasco, Taos conn-
tv, y. Yioil.
Co. n" az Albuouerouc. Bcrna-
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W r THORNTON
p Is. cATRsS W T THORNTON
CATRON & THORNTON,
Attorneys AT Law
SANTA rE, NBw MEXICO.

Win practice in all the Courts of Law
and Equity in the Territory, Especial
attention given to the collection of claims
and remittances promptly made.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-09-22

DICK McGINNls went to Red
Cloud Tuesday.
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LIONEL 4. SHELDON,

Governor and Communicative Chief
OFFICIAL EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Adiutant General
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NOGAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-03
ROWsiOill College,

The term opened October 2d, with thirty
two freshmen in attendance. Forty four
have passed examinations, and it is expected
that the number will be increased to over
thirty FIVE. Members of the other clssses
have nearly all returned. Two students have
entered ad, auced classes, and, from the
number of communications already received,
il is likely that quite number will JOIN the
various classes this fall. Rev. Mr.. Brown,
ID d. LII. d., who was formerly professor
of mental philosophy at Dartmouth, and
more recently. president Of Hamilton Col.
lege. has been invited to succeed frof'
Campbell AS instructor in Psychology. The
decision Of Dr. Brown will be known in a
few DAYS and it is expected that he VIII ex.
cent. He is reported to be n man of unusual
ability and thorough scholar. A scheme
of self. similar TO that OF Am
berst. has been drawn up and will doubtless
he adopted. II provides for a committee to
he chosen bv the students from themselves
which will act with the faculty in all matters
of discipline. The amount of punishment to
be imposed upon any student is to be named
bv this commitsee, or jury as IT Is called,
and. while the president has power to remit
the punishment wholly or in part, he has nc
mower 10 increase it The system OF excuses
and marks is also BY vote of the faculty
abolished the average attendance being taken
A. a factor in determining the relative stand
ing OF the student
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-10-03
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth? If so, send
at once and get bottle of MRS. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINa.
It's value is incalculabe. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
fammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHING il pleasan,
to the taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
% cents a bottle.