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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26
AUCTION SALE
or
Carpets and Furniture,
NO. 900 MAIN STREET.
On Tuesday,, March -,

At 10 o'clock, consisting OF wilton Velvet,
Body Brussels, tapestries, and lngTain Car
pets. Also, Canton Matt ny, with nrugsets,
Rugs, Mats. Oilcloth nnd Llnoleuin, allnoSt
Furniture for Parlor, Library, Dining room
and Chambers. such rs Hat Rack, Center
Ts bles, Looking Glasses, Leather Lounge.
Sideboard, Work Stand, wRrdrobes, Cham
q great variety OF other household property.
TERMS CASH.
mr.ledi w. l. HEAkNE,
GEO. A. WICKHAM, Auctioncer.
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sDaily except sunday,
Nos. is and 3 stop at all ststionA

BELLAIRE AND CAMBklDdE ACCoA.
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at $40 o. m. and 40 p m.
daily except sunday. .,
Il. & q. sleeping Cars on All througn usin2z
and Southwest, North and Northwest making
this desirable route for colonists and pereons
moving to the great West, and 70 whom pafo'
oular attention Ia given. n -
WHEELING, PITTSBUR9H AND hAA1f
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, $40 q. m, 30 and +'to p'm'
No trains run ON this division on Sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on sale NJ depot
Sleeping Car accommodations can Dc secur
e" ~ THoS. II. b. HAAsE, Ticket Agt.
John T. LANE, 1rav. Pass. Agt
W. CLEMENTS, n. OF 7.
r. DEvRIFS, Gent Agent, Wheeling.
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Consumption.

Consumption is often the result OF not
.nring 4 cough or cold at the proper time.
PeonIe seldom realize their mistake until
thew have fallen victims to this terrible dis
Ease. when it often proves too late. Take
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money,

New YORK, March 24-Money this
morning at 4@l5 per cent. closing 293
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6@1K
per cent Sterling exchange bankers bills
steady at $50, demand 4e3.
GovERNMENTs-Irregula
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NorE-T1Ains leaving Bellairs ut $50 O. m
Cleveland. All trains daily except sunday.
WIN. A. BALDWfS,
Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa.
T.. A. FORD. GENT Pas. a TIT. Agt.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-L'ye Hogs
Steady; common and light 80 2oS' Ooi
lacking and butchers 81 2O15 w.
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s,rrsRs..
Re~A~Ae, nsa

, II yuu ars SICK Hop Bittsn vfl1 sursly -
Naturs In makiY ZOO Wen whsn silslas faili
II you are eostivs o. dyspeptia Or sss su1le.
Ing frUm any otherH he nunsfe0 aissaan
Of The stomach or bowels, Il II Jour own hahn
n you remain III, for Hop Httsn ass sovse.
eign remedy IN Al such compsaintA
Ifyon are wasting away with say form a
Kidney dissass, stop tempting Death III
moment and turn for cure 20 Hop Bitten
Ifyou are ack with that terrible sickneo
Nervouansa, ycu WIN and as1alm n 0iisaA"
In the use Of Hop RitterA
n you are 0 fvpqueutev. a. resdent o. .
nissmaate dls1ricl baIrtcade yoor syu1e0
aRainst the scourfe OF county1es-mAlAnal,
eptdemie, btilious, and tntofnts1ent fevsfS-
81 the me az Hop BitastA
II you hAvs rough, ptmpiy, or nloW akin,
able eeneraily, Hop httess will give 200 fair
adm, neh e!sod. and swsessss breash' hsAfss
I'm h. sSopt tSey cure IN diseases Of he ssoa-
ach, Boueh blood, Live, Nesvss ktdnsyA
Rriehth DiseAse $50 Will b paid for . 60
tbey win not cure orhelp.
That POOR, hedridden. iuvAhd vile aaers
mothpr or daughter, can b uade tie picture
OF health, by few bottles OF Hop Bitterl
costing hut tribe. WIN you let them sunsrf
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Train leaving Wheeling 81 b:G Q. m. Inn
daily. All other trains daily except sundsX
A. n. run daily. Through Chicago Expeol
leaves Columbus daily exespt Sunday, st1.W
p. r., with heeping cAr attached, arriving N
.scured In advance ssU MON Dspot tsksson1e~
Columbia.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
vile east 70 Philadelphia and New York, ant
Se<t 20 Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, L0o11ytno
Indianapolis and 81 Louia.
ear accom- modsfions. and any furihs1 infofna.
ton apply 90 John q. Tomlinsyn, rekes Agent
At PsB.Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh ereef,
or Al City Tckss Ones, undez neL1fs nouss
wbssiina, JAMES neCBkA,
MANAGE, Colu1to1, OhiA
Z. A. fOKD,
Gen. Pan. and Ticket Agent Ritf101rgA. PA
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Tlnreas :. =. .. lO3J
tlNeB
Fours and-s-hah
fOurs coupOn2 ...-...iL
Pacific Skies Of 10
RAILROAD BoSDs-Hlgher on a moderate
volume OF business.
STATE SEcURITIEs-Neglected
SrocKs-The net result of the days bust
ness has been a fractional decline on con-
siderable number of stocks, noticeable
among which were Central Pacific, "a per
cent. the remainder being fractional. A
number also were higher, noticeable st.
Paul, and St. Paul and Manitoba. Com.
pared with the prices of week ago, the
stock market is only fractiopally changed,
some stocks being higher and some lower,
the only noticeable exceptions to this gen
eral rule are Burlington and Quiz cy rs
higher st. Paul and Manitoba * higher,
Union Pacific l per cent higher, Central
Pacific "a lower, and Michigan Central l 4
lower.
Transactions lao OOO shares
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Chicago

CHICAGO March 4-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active; un-
settled; regular 81 O3 seller March; 81 O5H
a / O5}s seller April; 81 l0A@l l03s seller
May: 81 MOL 1l3S seller June; 81 l0H
seller July; No. Chicago spring 81 $50
l O61<; No. 3 Chicago spring 81 O915; No. 2
red winter 81 0S4. Corn-Lower and I'M
settled at 5l@525sc cash; sic seller March;
Size seller April; 569561sc seller May;
56I4@563sc seller June; $3.50 seller July.
Oats-Steady and shade lower at 40c cash /;
392s@29IGc seller March andApril; 423sc
seller May; $3.50 seller June; 4lIsc seller
July. Rye-Higher at 5S17c. Barley-Dull
at T5c. Flax Seed-Higher at 81 37h.
Pork-In fair demand; closed lower and
steady ut SIT 95@lS 90 cash and seller
March; ST. 97H@lSO0 seller April; SIS Is
ais liz seller May; SIS 32H@lS 30 seller
June; SIS 4713alS so seller July. Lard
Lower at ST. 90 bid cash and seller March /;
sll O5@1l OK seller April; Sll 22K@
IL 25 seller May; 81 27H@ll 80 seller
June; 81 35@1l S7H seller July. Bulk
Meats-In fair demand; shoulders. 81 10;
short rib $40 90. short clear $40 As. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-Easier at
16@l6Hc. Whisky-Steady. and unchanged
at 81 II.
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PRODUCE.
n eW York.

New YORK, March 24.-Cotton Ex-
change closed. FlOur-Dull; receipts 49,
90 barrels; exports 1000 barrels; super
fine western State So 50@3 80; extra Ohio
So Sja7 %; st. Louis s. 90@7 %; Min
Eesota patent process S. 6017 IS. Wheat
Opened 1@@Ac higher, but afterwards
ruled weak and reacted 49Ac, closing I'M
settled; receipts SI,5S5 bushels; exports
IS, $40 bushels; No. spring nominal; I'M
graded red 81 02@l 3D. steamer No. 3 do
81 co. No. 3 red 81 l6H@l Il; No. 2
red 81 l94GLl 81; ungraded white 81 2i@
PAY; No. 2 do 81 02G1 05; No. do
sales 1900 bushels, at 81 llgl Is; No 2
red seller March, sales $1,000 bushels, at
81 lSA@l 10, closing at 81 1SA; seller
April. sales 4Gi $50 bushels, at 81 1873
al 1879, closing at 81 1917; seller May,
sa es 100000 bushels, at 81 2l4@1 224,
81, sing at 81 2l1 seller june, sales $780,
600 bushels, at 81 22Is91 -, closing at
ST. 22l4; seller July, sales 6lO0O BUSH
els, at 81 2Oal 20A, closing at 81 20. Corn
Unsettled and 359lHc lower; receipts
ungraded 5S@6S4C; No. G-@Gl &c;
steamer 6i@64l &C; No. . 65H967c; steam.
er white 644@G54c; No. . seller March
G54@G54c, closing at csc; seller
April G51&@G624c, closing at 6jAc; seller
May SO 2M67 &c, closing at csc; seller
June 66H@6711c, closing at 6S5sc, seller
July 675s96SAc, closing at size. Oats
&c lower; receipts $1,000 bushels; eX-
ports none; mixed western 4S@5lcl2;
white western 5la5jc. Hay - Firm and
fairly active. Hops-In good demand and
firm; y. y. 9lc@$l 90. Cotfee-Quiet and
unchanged. Sugar-Dull and unchanged.
Molasses-Quet and unchanged. Rice
Firm and fairly active. Petroeum-Dull;
United 9Sl.c. Tallow-Firm at SIC.
Turpentine-Q and steady at 4SI5c.
Eggs-Fresh western dull and lower at
1880. Leather-In good demand and firm
hemlock sole 2lst25c. Wool-Dull and
unsettled; domestic fleece 3i@50c; pulled
lS@45c; unwashed l5CI30c; Texas 1492Sc
Pork-Dull and easier; new mess $40 %;
seller March SIS 7O9lS 80; seller April
SIS 7O6lS So seller May SIS Sj9l9 ID.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Dull and easier; long clear middles l025c.
Lard-Steady at 81 40Gll 42H; seller
April 81 40@ll Al; seller May 81 400
IL A. seller June Sl1 4l@ll 4S; seller
July 81 50@ll 81; seller August Sll So
ali 81; seller September Sll So. Butter
bull aad unsettled. Cheese-Quiet and
steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26
JERSEY cows FOR SALE.

ITO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW HERD or
i select Registered Jerseys the under.
signed Offers for sale two fall-1red nm egts.
II perior quality; two of tho grades are hail.
bred and the othen three.QuArtsrA For par.
ticulars apply NJ the Rloomingdsle Farm.
near bridgeport, Ohio, where the cattle can
be seen, or 10 W. BROCkUNlkk
MARIA Al Top MIL, wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26
Manhood Restored,

Aviottn Of early inprudenee. e.using Eervoas De.
biiity. Premature Decay. etc, hnying tined In vhn
avery known renedy has discovered simple Insals
IT seif-cure, which he Will send free 70 bis fe!o.-
zuEererS address,. Il REV Is. s3Chstn&mSs-ht
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FOR SALG.

TNoR sALETHE STOCK AND GO0D
II vim o. vell e9uipIsd JOB rfiniias
once In this city or VIII oil material IN To-
to suit. For further particular enquire Of w.
J. Corbett, agent atDunday Leader omcA ocu
NOR sALE-oNE BET FAIRBANKS
IL Platform Scales, In good order; one
Warehouse Front; one Hand Power elevator.
"ee'' p"n'e' HENRY x. LBr,
mreo 1904 Main Street
NOR aALE-aWAsHIN0fo MANOR"
E Finest sock farm In West We. on HAlti.
more and Ohio Railroad, IL miles from Cnn.
berry. W.Na
v. f. WxsaiEaroN,
mrl7b Cranberry, West Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26
Transportation.

Wheeling and Elm 6rovs Railroad.
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH 10,
~ lHr. can on the Wheeling and ElD
Grove railroad viii run q follows, leaving
the city, cnn9 Market ana Eleventh stresA
and n n. ~ At
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26

"La,t year l went to Europe" says Henry
Ward. late Col. 6sth Reg, y. q. =. y. y, now
living al 10 W. side Ave, ]. Z. Hight-, y. J.,
"ouly 20 atvrn worse from chroRic liver
complaint. E,duey.wort, as last resort, has
given IA, better health than I've heretofore
enjoy e. To- many, many years" he's cured
how AMI lOu~egue ntly happy.
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Baltimore.
RALrrnoRr. March 2L-Flour-Ste!

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-Flour-Steady
and firm; Howard street and Western
superfine So 37@7 %, extra 81 2595 90;
family s. 25@6 co. Wheat-Western higher
and quiet; No. winter red spot 81 l7}3@
/ TX seller March 81 TX bid; seller April
81 is bid; seller May 81 2OA@l 2O5s; seller
June 81 2l4@1 22; seller July 81 17}39
/ 1871. Corn-Western higher, closing
dull; mixed spot &c asked; seller April
6S1s@635sc; seller May 6i2s@6iAc: seller
June CSC asked; steamer 59Hc bid. Oats
Lower and quiet; Western white 529
SAC; mixed 50@5lc. Rye-Lower at esq
zoe. Hsy-Firm and quiet. Provisions
Quiet and steady. Mess Pork-At at zoe.
Bulk Meats-Shoulder and Gear rib sides,
packed, S&@llc. Bacon-Shoulders 9Ac;
clear rib sides l2c; hams l4@l5. Lard
Refined l2Ac. Butter-Dull; western
packed 17@2sc; roll 14@lSc. Eggs-Duu
and lower at lS(6l9c. Petroleum-Steady;
refined SA@S%c. Coffee-Firm; Rio car
goes ordinary to fair SH@9kc. Sugar
Quiet and lower; A soft sac. Whisky
Steady at 81 1S15@1 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26

CINCINNATI, March 24-Cotton-Dull
at CSC. Fleur-In good demand at full
prices; family IS 90; fancy IS so. Wheat
Strong at 81 ok. Corn-Heayy at Sc spot;
56Hc seller May; 6O1sc seller August. Oats
Fair demand; lower rates; 45c spot; 44Xc
seller May. Rye-621lc Barley-Quiet; extra
No. 2 fall Csc. Pork-Unchanged. Lrd-
Quiet at $40 95. Bulk Meats-Unchanged
Bacon, whisky and butter unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, March s3.-Whaat-UusAttled;
No. red winter spot 81 l0k bid; 81 l0H
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2I-Fleur-
Dull and wesk. Whest-0pened weak and
closed firm; No. 2 red elevator 81 19H@
/ 1879; No. l red 81 2lH@l21A; No, 2 red
seller March 81 20: seller April 81 20H;
seller May 81 p; seller June 81 q. Corn
fairly active; rejected SIS; No. l, 81; stes-
mer i6lH sail yellow Csc; sail mixed seller
March 64@65Ac; seller May &c; seller
June &C. Oats-Demand fair No. . 81 <;
white SIC. Provisions-Steady. Lard
Steady; city refined 81 IS; steamer Sll so.
Butter-Dull. Eggs-Dull. Others I'M
changed.
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Hsart Disease.

80 " ~1z~
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4 Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

ChTiStiansburg, Va, 1851.
Suffering from kidney disease,
f1n which could get no relief, [
TIED Browns Iron Bisters, which
CUryd me completely. A child Of
r'igc, recovering from scarlet fever,
Id 10 appetite and did not seem TO
K able 10 ear at all Igave him Iron
B.:rTs with the haPpieSt results.
kYLK MONTAGUE
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Preserving Fertility.

In the case of the dairyman it makes a
large difference what system he pursues. If
the milk is Sold then a large amount Of
fertilizing matter is lost to the soil, as milk
is rich in nitrogen and pbosphoric acid. If
the milk is made into cheese, then the prin-
cpal part of all the fertlizing matter of the
milk is lost, as that is contained in the cheese
But if only butter is sold, ard the SKINNED
milk is fed, and the droppings all saved and
applied, very little fertility is carried off
Dairying, with butter as the product sold, is
one of the most favorable plans of preserv-
ing the fertility of a farm.
Sheep husbandry is also equally favorably,
for there is nothing lost in this but the fleece
and the lambs grown, which amount to very
small fraction OF the fertilizing matter eaten.
Sheep leave at least 30 per cent of all the
valuable elements of the food eaten upon the
soil. Animal husbandry is the most desirable
for the perpetual fertility of the soil but we
must remind the farmer that even at this day
greater losses occur from the want of care in
saving the manure made from stock than from
all other causes combined. National Lire.
stock Journal.
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Personal.

The Hon. George Bancroft mingles in So
ciety at Newport less than usual this summer
on account Of Mrs. Bancrofts i'll health
Mr.. T. b. Aldricb, after entertaining Mr.
Edwin Booth and Mr.. W. ID. Howells at his
cottage at Lynn, recently, started on yacht
ing trip to Mount Desert with Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams, Jr.
Hon Alfred X. Conkling, so we'll known to
the fashionable society at Bar Harbor, is
again at the West End Hotel. He is one Of
the prominent young lawyers of New York
City, and was for some years U. s. District
Attorney in that city.
General Sberidan's Washington house. lust
presented to him by a number Of his friends.
was built five years ago for Judge A. o
Adds 1t stands in q fine position on cor
ner. and is Of brick, two stories high sur
mounted by maDsard roof and attic. The
interior woodwork is of ash.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, of England.
will reach New York the last Of August. He
will be the guest of Z. T. Shepherd, son-in-
Law Of W II. Vanderbilt, who will place at
the visitors disposal three elegant cars, for
extensive travelling. Lord Coleridge will pay
q special visit to William NJ. Evarts at Wind
sor, VT.
Mr. Edwin Saunders, dental surgeon TO
Her Majesty and the Prince Of Wales. il to
be knighted. Mr.. Saunders has for years
maintained sufficiently the social demands
and obligations of his section of medicine /:
and the honor about to be conferred upon him
is recognition Of the advances made in den
tai surgery during the last quarter of q cen
tury.
Mr.. w. II. II. Murray, once pastor of the
Park Street Church, Boston, and famous for
his Adirondack adventures and ssbuck-bosrd
wagon" enterprise, Il about to bring out the
6rst two Of six volumes Of Adirondack tales.
At the same time he il finishing book on
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NO. l75.

life in Texas preparing course of philosoph.
icsl lectures for the coming season, and get
ting ready to begin the practice of Law.
These occupations would seem to be enough
and more than enough to keep any man busy,
but he does not hesitate to assume them He
believes that no person ever turned out more
matter for publication in fifteen years than he
did in Boston. For nine years every line he
wrote was printed, and for eight years, in or
der to work Systematically, he regulated his
sleep by an alarm watch, and only twice
failed to heed its warning.
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There is no better month in which to
kill the Canada thisiles as well as weeds
generally and the destruction of bushes
than August. 1t is also peculiarly time
when farmers are not so much hurried and
when the weeds have fully developed them
selves The farmer can see at a glance,
indeed has seen all the season, the neces-
sity of commencing the work of destruc-
ton. The best thing to be done with
weeds of all kinds extirpated from the
land, is to use them in the compost heap.
or to gather them in large heaps to
remain there until dry, and then
burn them up. root and branch"
The practice of some farmers who look
only to their own selfish purposes. who
live for themselves, and rarely have a
neighbor with whom they are on friendly
terms, is to pull up and throw into the
public highway the weeds from their
fields. There they are left TO ripen their
seeds. and the first heavy showey OF rain
that comes, they are carried away, some
times for miles. either into the land of
some other farmer, or into a stream to be
landed along the banks for a great dis
tance. We have more than once seen
people calling themselves farmers and
christians engaged in this mean business.
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2M3X

Endorsed by the French Academy of Medicine for
In fla I'M mat of the Urinary Organs,
caused by Indiscretion or Exposure. Hotel Deu
Hospital Paris, Treatment Positive cure in one to
thIee days. Local treatment ouly required. No
nauseous doses OF Cupebs or Copaiba.
Ixr,IIIpIE HYGIENE, CURATIVE, PREvEN-
TIVE Prize also. including Bube Syringe. Sold
by all dr. ggiss, sent free by mail securely sealed
ON receipt price. Descriptive Treatise free on ap
nlication AMERICAN AGENCY ''66' MEDl-
CINE CO. Detroit, Mich., and Windsor. Ont. Sold
n AUGUSTA only by
r. C, kINSMAN < CO.,
Cor. Bridge aud Water Sts
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Railroads aun Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after JUNE 18th. 1853, trains win leave
Augusta
For Lewiston. Portland and Boston at 500,
lolS. A. n. 800. il2, Fast Express, and IL 90 p NJ
Ihe asst Express train stops between Augusta
and Portland At Halowell, Gardiner and Brunswick
only, and arrives in Boston at lv00 p. NJ.
For kockland, SEQ and 1908 A. NJ, and on Satur
days only at 400 or 4.l2 p. NJ.
ror -armingt0n. 900 ant lo.o3 A. NJ.
Fer Bath. 600, l0-o3 A. M: $40 and 4.la P. N
and on aturdays only at ll.oo P. II.
FOR Watsrvilie z.i9, $40 A. n; 40 and 7.s5
r. II.
For Skowhegan and Belfast, , 10 A. NJ; 40 p. M.
For Dexter. Bango, Aroostook Co. and st. John,
PIG Nj; 10 and rs 7. NJ, Fast Express, stop.
ping between Augusta and Bangor at Wateryille and
Newport only.
Night Pullman Trains each wav every night Sun
isvs included. but not TO Skowhegan on Monday
mornings, or TO Belfast and Dexter, or beyond Ban.
u SUNDAY mornin1s
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TERMS FOR 1888, CIncluding POSTAGE
Payable Strictly IN Advance.
THE LEONARD SCOTT IpUB'enco.1
BARCLAY ST., n. r.
feb1ettf

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub.
An scribef has been duly appointed Executor Of
the last will and testament OF
WARREN v. SPRINGER. late Of Belgrade.
has undertaken that trust by giving bond q the law
directs :--An persons. therefore. having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are desired to ex
hfbit the for settlement and Ill indebted TO said
estate are requested tomake Immediate payment t.
July a. issa sSxs:
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AUGUSTA. NAME FRIDAY MORNING, JULY o. 1888
DaiIu keni.fteI 3ournal.
Field Drinks.

People drink too eopiously of ice-cold
water, aud every summer the list of deaths
from this cause is long one. Excessive
drinking of e-cold water becomes as
much of habit as some other forms of
drinking. II ice-cold water be used to
reduce the temperature of ordinary well
water. ..half-and halt" it will be found to
quench thirst quite as readily as when taken
into the stomach at the melting point OF
ice (S2 degrees.) ond there will be no
danger of sunstroke and Sudden pros
tration in the bayfield," Still better than
ice-water is some prepared drink, to be
taken in moderate quantities. Nothing is
better for those who work in the hay and
harvest field than the old-fash-
ioned "switchell." This is water
sweetened with molasses, to which are
added vinegar and ground ginger. We
do not know of any definite proportions,
as the ingredients are usually mixed sac
cording to taste" 1t is most refreshing
draught, and if cooled by adding mod
crate quantity OF ice, the ginger prevents
any unpleasant effect. Another capital
drink for workmen in the field is "tea
punch" Make strong tea, sweeten it.
and then squeeze into it the juice of one
or more lemons. This may also be cool
ed by adding ice in moderate quantities,
and those who like tea at all, will prefer
it to any other harvest drink. Strong
coffee, with sugar and milk, placed on
ice until well cooled, is an excellent drink
for the field.
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Eastern Steamboat Co.
Summer Arrangement.
BEGINNING Tuesday jane ?6, 1883.

Leave Bath for Bootbbay. Ocean Point and the
Islands. at $50 A. NJ. and 3 30 +. NJ
Leave Boothbay for Bath at 7.3o A. NJ. and BIS
P. VI.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, begin
ming July an Express Boat will leave Bath at
1880 L. NJ. for Boothbay, Ocean Point and the
Islands.
Leave Beothbay for Bath at 80 A. VI.
SATURDAY Evening and Monday Morning Express.
Commencing July Z, leaves Bath every Saturday at
Is Z. Boothbay Mondav at 40 A. landing both
ways at Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands and
Ocean Point, connecting with 5.0o A. Nj. train at
Bath. H. W. SWANTON,
june22-tf Treasurer.
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TAXES OF 1889.
State of Maine-City of Augusta.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

The State, County, City and Village School Dis
tric raxes assessed inthe City of Augusta fef q e
year 1853, have been committed to Guy turner, Col
lecor of said city, for collection, by OF the
Asses of said CITY. dated June 81 lss3 and said
Collector required to complete and make return
OF laid collections the Treasurer of said city, on
or before the first day of March, lesf.
And, in conformity with the provisions of law,
notice is hereby gwen that by vote of the City
Council of said City, aud of the Village District IN
said City said taxes are due and able to the
oectJr, on or before August 3, $50, and that an
abatement or
Discount of Seven Per Cent.
win be allowed on all Taxes Voluntarily Paid on or
before that day, and Interest at Six Per Cent will
be added to all taxes remaining unpaid August H.
lsS3 GUY TURNER, Treasurer OF Augusta
June 22, 1883. iunel3t &w-tllI augl5