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A Yeritable War History.
from the ptnson CO., Record.l

IFro7n UIs FtllIon I'D ReeoFd,I
THE NATIONAL. TRIBUNE, the ex-soders hope,
published at Washington, d. O., has been enlarged
from forty-eight TO ffty-six column paper. 1t
is of the most interesting papers pub
lshed being filed with bristling narratives of
campaigns and battles of the late war, by combat
ants of both sides, making veritable war history.
Every soldier should have it. Price, one dollar a
weakly
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Phenomenal Growth of The Tribune.
From the Baltimore Day.l

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, published in Wash
ington by Captain George b. Lemon, appears this
week enlarged from forty-eight fifty-six col
umns. THE TRIBUNE is published in the interests
of the Grand Army of the Republic, and it's growth
in circulation has been phenomenal. Improved
press facilities demanded, and the paper Is
now printed on one of the latest Scott web perfect
ing presses which has just been built expressly for
it. In its peculiar field THE TRIBUNE has praeti-
cally no opposition and its popularity in Grand
Army circles is even great that of the Day
with the masses of Baltimore readers.
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A liquor dealer at Whitehall, u. T., has been
found guilty, in United States district court,
OF 457 otfeHses and fined 5000, with $500 costs
and a months Imprisonment. In default of
paying the tine the alternative is eighty years
decision
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the chiefest prominence and must necessarily
be treated in detail the subject is reserved for
my next letter KATE B. SHERWOOD,
Pres. Forsyth Post Woman's Auxiliary.
TOLEDO, o.
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Neither a soldier Nor a pens;oper.

"Inclosed please find 81 for one new subscriber
to THE TRIBUNE / am neither a soldier nor a pen-
sionerin fact am only % years old. but consider
the you working for worthy of the sup
port of every loyal American youth "A Soldiers
Son. Lawrence, Mass
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Dr. Pierce's Favorite f.escriptisn IS eve<y-
where acknowledged 70 be the standard remedy
or iez;a,e Complaints and weaknesses. IL d
sid by druggists.
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MAINE MEN.

From Bath, Me-, we have received, under date of
May 10, 1888, the following statement of GEO W.
HARRISON, the popular proprietor of "The Restall-
rant: "a few years since | was troubled so Sc
verely with kidney and bladddr affection that there
was brlck-dust deposits in my urine, and continue
desire to urinate, with severe darling, sharp pains
through my bladder and side, and again, dull,
heavy pressure, very tedious to endure. l consult
Ell one OF our resident physicians, but received
benefit from the treatment, Ind fearing that my
symptoms indicated 'iSrght3 Disease the most
readfu of all diseases, / madd up my mind that
must obtain relief speedily or would be past cure
consulted my druggist, Mr.. Weber, and after as
certaining my symptoms, he recommended the use
or Hunts Kennedy, as he knew of many successful
cures effected by that medic dine in similar eases
here in Bath. | purchased d bottle, and before |
had used the first bottle, found had received
great benefit. as l suffered led IS pain nv water be-
came more NATURAL and | l1egan to improve so
much that the second bottle effected complete
cure; anu my thanks are due TO Hunts Remedy for
restored health and cheerfhlly recommend this
valuable and reliable medicine to nv friends
considerit duty as well al pleasure to do So"
Being well acquainted Will Mr.. George w Har-
lsoh at the time of his sickness referred to in the
foregoing testimonial, can ferify to the correct
ness of the statement made by him.
"W &. WEBER, Druggist
"BArII, ME-, May 49, 1888"
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DIEB-

In this city, sept. 18th, NJ Is. Laura f., wife of
Eugene Ryder, aged Is yearSIand months.
In this city, sept. 18th, Rev Gilbert Ellis, aged S.
years and months.
In Stockton Aug. 24th Mis-. Susan C., wife of
Ambrose Randell, aged 1G We hrs and 5 months.
In North Searsport, Sept eth, Desie b., infant
daughter of Nh and Mrs. Boswell b. Lowe, aged I
months.
In Camden, Aug. 29th, Mrk /. Mary Thomas aged
10 years, 10 months and ID days, formerly OF Lin
conville
In Waldoboro, sept. Ist,. haries Crammer aged
S3 years and months.
In Washington, Sept. lst CORA +. FISH aged 10
years and II months
In Rockport Sept. ID, Edward A. small aged 81;
years, months and "a days.
In Rockand, Sept. 18th, Willie g.. son Of William
e. ana Margaret y. Love, aged years, months
and 10 days.
In Rockland, Sept 12lh, Fro ,idic X, son of Mark
and Delora Flanders, aged YEAR > months and lG
days.
In ROckland, sept. 18TH, Felix Moran, aged about
20 years.
In Rockland Sept. 10TH Elizabeth, daughter of
John and Hannah Bowen, agfd months, % days
In Wscasset, Sept. l0tn, ElEira H., wife of Rev
;. H. Beale, eldest daughter of Joseph SPEAR OF
Rockland, aged IS years.
In Thomaston, Sept. 18th, 5 rah A., only child of
Capt and Mrs. j. X. Speed. age months, p days
In Washington, Sept 9TH daughter of David
Chadwick.
In Rockland, Sept. 18th, Mar garrett wife of the late
Benz. Richards, Of Hope, aSdt s. years months
and l6 days.
In ThOmastOn, Sept. 9th, Harry Francis, son of
Emerson f. and Mary +. Clarke aged months.
In Thomaston, Sept. 9th, Martena [. d., daugh-
ter of Henry and Lydia b. Grbss, aged T. years, >
months and days.
In Ellsworth, Sept sth, Eplfaim c. Card aged As
years 8 months and 10 days
In Ellsworth, Sept. 9th, Mis-. Catherine Hurley
aged - years
In South Brooksville, sept. eth, Capt. James W.
Coombs aged - wears and months.
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Boston Market.

SATURDAY, Sept. Is.
BUTTER-The market continues very firm, with
an upward tendency for all fine grades. Northern
creamery is firm at 81 d2Sc fair to good sells at %
24c choice western creamery, 26a21c; fair to good
23424c; northern dairy fancE fresh made, 25d27c
fair to good 20G23c; straight diaries, choice, 20
22c choice western dairy, lsa20c ladle packed
choice, l6dl1Ec; poor, l09l4E; poor northern but
ter, II al5c.
CHEESE-The market continues steady with a
very good demand; stocks mi reported light here
and fine goods are held tirnI; extra factory north
ern II al l2c fair to good 81 a91s aloe; choice
western So a01ac; fair to opd, 799c; skim to com
mon ranges from 4d61ac.
EGGS-The demand for fresh stock is good, and
prices firm at quotations fresh astern D a24c
New ork and Nermont, p a43 sc; northern, y d2}
western, II 422c held stock and unguaranteed when
sold ranges from log l9c.
BEANS-The fr0sts have had greater effect upon
dry beans in the barrel than tpon beans in the field
Judging from the boom in prices; the injury by
frost upon the incoming beEn crop cannot have
been Very damaging to beal is, field beans were
mostly ripe; Lima beans, we admit, were damaged,
but not field pea beans; choi(e northern hand plck
ed pea, S21092 %; do large, s. $50; mediums
80 goo; yellow eyes, SO ID 1925; red kidneys 80
5013.60; German pea, S2922t
POTATOES = supply libefal and demand very
good ana the quality is GENERALLY superb, never
better; eastern stock ranges from SOC to soc T. bus
northern 30a55c y bus is king the place of bh,
as they are coming i'll bu rather than in barrels,
though some are sold t. Dbl ;dt Si.50dl.62.
APPLES-Fruit is scarce and prices are high, and
mere Is no reason to doubt THAT they Will remain
choice fruit ranges from - dF y bbl native Porters
S35094; IIubbarlston, 81. 5Oh5: Gravestein S5d6;
golden sweets s. $3.50 T. bbl
HAY AND STRAW-Markcd quiet for hay; choice
eastern timothy Sl1 t. ton fair, SI5dl6 fine hay
Slfgl5 ordinary. Sl09l3; we stern timothy, s69l7;
sWale, 9al0; rye straw, choice, $13 fair to good,
$l29l2.5o; strw, 50 t. ton.
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Probate Court.
]. ID. LAMSON, Judge.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
The following business was transacted at the
September Term of this Court

j. d. LAMsON, Judge.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
The following business was transacted at the
September Term of this Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
Mary j. Blanchard late of Stockton, Everett Staples
Administrator; Horace c. Tyler late of Freedom,
Sarah l.. Tyler, Administrative; Oliver o. Davis,
late of Montville Horace III. Davis, Administrators
Saathiei Nickerson, late of Belfast, Margaret NJ
HaZetine Administrative.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED-Charles w. Haney unto
Seth r. Ellis of Belfast, person of unsOund mind ;
Olivia H. Nichols unto Ellen A. Nichols minor heir
of Jasper \. Nichols, late of Searsport Charles w.
Mace unto Blanche a. Mace, minor heir of the late
Timothy ii. Mace Millicent T. Dow unto Myra n
port; Frances w. Dyer unto John Brooks Dyer and
William z. Dyer. minor heirs of William II. Dyer,
late of Belfast
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATE OF
Dora Il. Twitchell, of Jackson. /. minor.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-John Bur
CESS, late of Searsmont: Patience Woodsum of
Liberty, a person of unsound mind; DOROTHY b.
Troy; Eliza II. Knight late OF Troy; Christiancy
Knight, late of Troy; Malinda Kelley, late of UNITY
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OF-Nathan
Ward, late of Thorndike; Belinda A. Skidmore
late of Liberty; Theodate NJ. Black, minor of
Searsport; Manda Kelley, late of Unity; Caroline
Marden. late of Palermo; Amos Storer late of Bel
fast Caroline f. Dunbar. minor child of the late
William NJ. Dunbar; William p. Mc(iiverv late of
SearspOrt L. Holmes Buck, late Of Searsport
WILL PROBATED-Sedate Wordsworth, late of
Lincomville; Martha Sayward, late of Burnham;
Simon Staples, late of Monroe.
CERTIFICATE OF ADOPTION IssUED-On petition
of William 4. Monroe and Annie ii. Monroe to
adopt Fred A. Foss, with change Of name to Fred
+ Monroe.
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MARRIED..

In Brooks. Aug. llth, by tey. II. Small Mr.. AL
bert w. Curtis and Miss Lii e A. Hurd, both of
Monroe. Also Mr.. Forest h. Sanborn and Miss
Minnie |. Pilley both OF BI ooks. Sept. 18th, Mr.
Ehen Littletied, of Belfast land Miss Susan Pen.
ney, of Brooks.
In Thorndike, Sept. 18th, BIZ Rev f. f. Ware Mr.
Alton Plley and Miss Flora Il. Gates both of Unity
In Burnham, Aug. 9th, BY Rev. John Cook, Mr..
George f. McAlistcr and l. Jdia NJ. Davis, both OF
Durham.
In Camden, sept. Sth, Evd rett ". Saunders and
Nellie NJ. Day, both of Rock land.
In Rockland, Sept. 18th, HARRISON Curtis and Elyie
Miller, both of Rockland
In Rockland, Sept. 9Th, dilman Merchant and
Mrs. Annie Thompson, both of Rockland
In Nmalhaven, Aug 22d, j hines 5 Cray former
ly of Peterhead Scotland, and Myra b., daughter
of Asbury Pierce, both of Ilnalhaven.
In No. PenObscot Sept. stlh Mr.. Charles V. Dorr,
OF Bucksport, and Miss NettFe NJ. Hopkins of Or
land
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admission to Grounds, % cents.
CARRIAGES FREE.
Admission to Baby Show at Belfast Opera
House. 25 Cents

The Hal on the Grounds will be suitably repair
Ell for the reception of all articles for exhibition,
and the Trustees will that the best of care is
taken of all articles entered. Suitable accommoda-
tons and feel will be provided on the Grounds for
all stock entered for premium
Ample provisions will be made for police rc.ul.t-
tons, and no gambling any games of chance will
bealoWed upon the Grounds or its near approaches.
Any Committee falling to award premiums ac
corttlng To the merits of the animals or articles
passed upon the exhibitor must notify the trustee
having charge, before such animal or article leaves
the Ground, and the matter will be attended to by
the board of Trustees.
The Society will spare no pains or necessary cx-
pense to attend to the needs of exhibitors and pat
rons, to entertain the public, OF to make the Fair :,
grand success.
Thanking the public for past favors, the Society
hopes, by square dealing and attention the wants
of its patrons, to merit and receive not only con
tinuance but an increase of the same.
A9-Don't fail to see the Sack Race Tuesday
afternoon. 2w3S
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BLACKsMITHs' TROUBLES.

Having had occasion to us9 a remedy for kidney
troubles, noticed an ADVERT sement in one of the
papers of the remarkable curds that Hunts Remedy
had made all over the country, purchased bottle
at one of our druggists herf in Manchester and
after using 1t fora short time Found that il help
ing me wonderfully, and one bottle has cured me
no indigestl on and am hearty and
healthy for one of my years l65l and can truly say
that Hunts Remedy is a nj cdicine that has real
merit and do not hesitate ID recommend 1t to the
public in general. F. WOODBURY.,
5G Manchester ST, Manchester n H.
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An Old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula of Il simple vegetable remedy fol
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections. also Il positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human suffering
will send free Of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe in German. French or English. with full iii.
rections for preparing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. \.
MOVES, ll9 Po~e''s Block, Rochester, " Y.
o6tpOW21
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P r 0 G r A M NJ E .


900 \. M.-Entry and examination of all Stock
ana Animals except TrOtting Horses, Brood Mares
stations and Colts.
1850 A. M-Drawing of Horses and Oxen.
20 T. M-Irotting of years old Colts; Purses
SO 10 Isl, 81 to 2d, 81 to ST. Trotting of minute
horses; purses-S25 to list, $l5 to 81, $40 to 81.
lrotlnS of 240 Horses; $40 to LIST, SO to 2d SO to
sd Sack race; purses-S3 to LIST, 81 to 2l 81 to Sd
SECOND DAY.-OCT. Sd.
800 an Examination Of stations, Brood Mares
and Colts.
1870 \. M.-Baby show at Belfast Opera House.
$50 will be placed at disposal of Committee to be
awarded in prizes
40 p. M.-Eection of Officers Trottiny of 4
years Old Colts; purses-$l5 to LIST, so to ID s. to
81 Irotting OF 2.51horses; purses-S25 to list, ;
to 81, $40 to 81. Grand Sweepstakes; PURSES 100
to lst, 500 to ID, So to Sd.
COnditOnS-The above races are open to all horses
wherever owned ezra L. of Bangor, barreN with
the exception of purses for colts, which are open to
colts in the county only. The above races are to be
mile heats, best in TO harness, for all horses older
than ) years old. Three years Old, best in g. En-
trance fee 10 per cent. of Purse per cent. to &C
company nomination. All entries to close Sept 26
at =. NJ. Entries of Trotting Stock to be made to
Abner Littlefeld, Belfast, Me.
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From Placentia. y. F.. fresh reports Of dis
asterS of the recent storms arrive Captain
stephens vessel with five men went down. She
was swamped near Point Lance Reefs Moreles'
schooner of MeriShcen was wrecked and all
hands persisted near Cape st. Marys: Dunphvs'
craft. of Red Island. sank with its living freight
near Bull and Crow rocks off Cape St. Marvs :
two vessels were passed, one on her beam ends
and another bottom up. There are no tidings
of the crew of either.
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The Greeley relief steamer Proteus sank
within four hours after being nipped in the ice
July 49, carrying down all the stores. The crew
escaped in boats and We're rescued by the Yantic
after being in the open boats % days. Henry
Wilson. gunner's mate of the Yantic, died. All
the rest are Mell.
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$1,000 !. Premiums $1,000
Annual Cattle tie Sd! Show { Fair
Waldo Co. Agricultural Society
WILL BE HELD AT
BELFAST,
Tuesday & Wednesday,
oct. 2d &c Sd.

INC ioiioWllS liberal list OF premiums and purses
are offered
FARM PRODUCE-t0 be raised BY the exhibitor
Best exhibit of Farm Produce excepting Fruit
and Cereals LIST $l2; I'd, s; 3d. ). Best exhibit OF
Fruit ls So ,, $50 Sd, l. Best exhibit of Cereals
lst 50; ID, 80; Sd, |.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Best sample of Butter, 10 lbs. or more, lst, 50
~; 3D., l. Best sample of Cheese, lst 50; ID
All Farm and Dairy Products and Fancy Articles
to go to Fair Ground. Baby Show to he held al
Belfast Opera House.
Persons having charge of all articles in the build
lnS-R. aterman, Otis Wilson.
NEAT STOCK.
ThOrOughbredS-Best herd of Herefor,is or
more animals, lst, $40; 2d, :; Snorthorns, DeyonS
and Jerseys the same. Best Hereford Bull 3 years
old or more, LIST, So; 81, l50, years ola lst s.
3D. ) year old, lst, 81; ID, 80; Shorthorns, Dev,
ons and Jerseys the same. Best Hereford calf of &
months under, LIST, 81; ID, 80; Shorthorns Dcy.
years old or more, LIST, So; I'd, l.50; , years Old
lst, 50, %, |; year, LIST, 81; 2d, 80; shorhorns
Devons and Jerseys the same.
Grades.-Best herd of grade Hereforls > or more
ANIMALS. list, s.; ID, ShOrthorns, Devons and Jer
seys the same. Grade Bulls, Heifers and Calves to
receive the same premiums as thorouehbre,ls
Persons having charge-Martin B. Hunt Francis
@. Wood
DRAUGHT STOCK.
TO pm according to weight. oxen-lst premium.
%; 3d' 3; 3d. l. Horses-spans, lst, s.; 2d, 3; 30,
Person having CHARGE G. Townsend.
SHEEP.
Best dock of 10 or more-lst, So, 81, /; Sd, >
Best buck, lst, 81; ID, l.
SWINE.
Best breed sow and litter.-lst, So; ID, 10 Best
boar, lSt, -; 3D. |.
Person having charge-Albert Meseryey.
STEERS AND OXEN.
Best pair matched oXen 4 years old or more-lst
2u. matched 4
Old Isl, 49, 2d, l. Best pair years Old steers, list.
" 20, l. Best pair years old steers, LIST, So; 21
l. Best pair year Old steers, LIST, - "a, L. Best
pair steer calves, LIST, 81; ID, 80 Best pair trained
steers, to be trained and shown by boy not over Is
LIST, So; ID, >
Person having CHARGE. G. Townsend.
HORSES AND COLTS.
So ~, 90 Best road stallion with stock to show,
LIST, 50 2d, $50. Best breeding mare with stock TO
show, lst. So 3D. l.50. Best 3 years Old stations
lst, So 3D. LOO Best wears old stallion, lst 81
-, l. Best gelding flly years old, lst 50; 81,
80. Best gelding or flly years old, list, So al.
Lou Best one year old colts, LIST, 50; 3D. 30 Best
colt under one year Old, lst s.; 3d, 50 Best pair
matched h"r9es, lst, 50, q, ,. Best horse II al
work, lst, SO; I'd
Person having charge-L. Hayforl.
POULTRY
81 to be placed in the hands of the committee on
poultry to be awarded according to their Judgment
Person having charge-IoWard Murphy
PURSES FOR TROTTING HORSES
For years Old. $50; for wears old, $50; three
minute horses, $50; $50 class, $50; 30 class So
sweepstakes, $40.
Persons having charge-Simon Payson, Abner
Littletield.
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Closing Ont Sale
{. H. Co|by's
FURNITURE
Undertaking Ware Rooms,
20 HIGH STREET,
Belfast, Me

offer the GREATEST BARGAIEs
ever offered in this city. My entire stock
of Furniture have marked down to cost,
50 if You want Furniture of any descrip-
ton call and see ne and ! will give you
prices never before known to the retail
trade, Come early as this sale will not
last later than OCTOBER FIRST.
sept g. IsS3--4,v36
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Administrators Sale

nF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Centrally
~ situated in the business part of Belfast. con
sisting of II lot of land adjoining the Court House
lot and extending from High to Church streets,
with house and stable, and known as the Angler
homestead. Also a lot of land corner of Church
and Bridge streets. with house and stables. The
above property will be sold at public auction on
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
6w35 CALVIN HERVEY, Admr.
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Piano for Sale or Rent

TNliE subscriber offers for sale or to rent NEW
L UPRIGHT PIANO of elegant tone and finish.
Those in want of good musical instrument at n
falr price should call on W. G. FUTILE.
Belfast sept. Is, 1SS3.-lw3s+
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About 100000 Canadians are engaged in the
lumber business, and it is estimated that they
and those dependent upon them constitute
about One-nnth Of the population of the Domn-
ion. The total product of lumber in Canada in
1881 was $3S ,541 ,152, or SO for each nhabitant,
of which enough was sold abroad to bring into
the country 1923, 991 ,052.
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A CARD

TT>IIE members of PENOBSCOT ENCAMPMENT
of Belfast who participated m the recent Odd
Fellows excursion to St John, hereby extend their
thanks to PEJEPSCOT ENCAMRMENT of An.
burn, and JEPHTHA ENCAMPMEN'r of Angus.
ia, for the invitation which permitted them to ioin
in the festivities, and for the couseses received by
them 1t will give pleasure to rdciprocate in the
future. UNIFORMED PATRIARCHS.
Belfast, Sept. Is, 1SS3-lw3S*
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SHIP NEW :.
POkr OF BELFAST

ARRIVED.
sept. 18Th. schrs. WIN. Beazley, Kavanaugh,
Bangor; j. Ponder, il, Curtis, salem.
Sept. lith, bark Henry Knight, Pendcton. Bati-
more.
sept. 18th, srtr. J. Holmes, Ryder, Ellsworth
sept. 18th, Schr. Orion, White, Boston.
SAILED.
Sept. llth, schr. Fannie & Edith, Warren, Rock
land.
sept. 18th, -chrs. VIM. Bcazcy, Kavanaug II,
Cedar Keys; Jas, Holmes, Ryder, New York; p
llazeltine, Limebrncr, jacksonville.
sept. 18th, achrs. e. L. W arren, Babbage Boston
j. Ponder, il, Curtis Bangor.
sept, 18th, schrs. Mary Farrow, Condor, Boston ;
Olive Avery, Miles. do.
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Crosby Invalid BGdStGad,

'INlIls invention is absolutely perfect III its work
L m@s. As will he Seen it consists OF two parts,
IA frame, not unlike Il common htdstead, having
soft, flexible bands extending from side to side, on
which the patient rests while wounds are being
dressed or any attention rendered that may he re
quired. These bands are adjustable and may be
easily removed. The other part is sort of nova
lie ear, or trundle bed frame, ON which the bed is
made. 1t Is 50 arranged as to be raised or lowered
by crank being elevated to the ban,S ds,uppor-
ing the patient or depressed and removed rs ocea-
sion may require. 1t is admitted To he the most com
pletc invention of the kind in use For cases of
severe wounds, amputatons and every kind of dis
ease which requires the patient to maintain quiet
state, and in which extreme weakness makes ii
painful to move it is Invaluable, nasmuCh as it
permits of change Of beti-cothcS cooling and air
ing the mattress, adjusting bandagcs, ana any ser
vice the part of the nurse without pain even
annoyance to the sick or tc attendants.
Ii afforded comfort To the late President Garfield
while suffering from the effect Of the assassin
bullet, and is highly endorsed by DIS. Bliss Eoyn-
ton, and by many other distinguished ply sicans.
II is adopted in the hospitals Of the United states
government and is invaluable in cases of accident,
childbirth, or severe protrarted illness Call and
see its operation and read the testimonials from
eminent physicians and surgeons and parties that
have tested its merits. For sale in this city by
r. H. COOMBS & SON, Sole Agents.
bh1 N.,,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-09-20

Tolls on the Sucz Canal are to be reduced
next year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-09-20

Or. Theo. West, MARIANNA, FLA, says 81 con
slider Browns Iron Rtters the best tonic that is
sold"