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MEDICAL.
THE PUREST AND BEST
Remedy Ever Made..-Jt is Compounded
from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Man.
drake, and Dandelion.

The Oldest, best, most renowned and valuable
medicine in the world and In addition it contains
all the best and most effective curative properties of
all other remedies being the greatest liver regula
tor, blood purifier, and life and health restoring
agent on earth.
1t gives life and vigor to the aged and infirm
To clergymen, lawyers, literary men, ladies and all
whom sedentary employments cause irregularities
of the Blood, Stomach, Bowels. or Kidneys, or who
require an appetizer tonic, and mild stimuant it
is invaluable. being highly curative, tonic and stm
ulating, without being intoxicating
No matter what your feelings symptoms are,
or what the disease ailment is use Hop Bitters
cont wait until you sick, but if you only fee
bad or miserable use the bitters at once. 1t ma
save your life Hundreds have been saved by
doing, at moderate cost. Ask your druggist, or
physician Do suffer yourself or iet your friends
suffer, but use and urge tn m to use Hop Bitters
| fyou have lameness in the lons, with frequent
pains and aches; numbness of the thigh scanty pain
ful and frequent discharge of urine filed with pus
and which will turn red by standn a yoracious ap-
petite and unquenchable thirst harsh and dry skim
clammy tongue, often darkiy fnrrei: swollen and
infamed g~'ns dropscal swelling of the limbs; fre
quent attacks of hiccoueh; inability to void the
urine, snc great fatigue in attempting it you are
| suffering from some form of Kidney or URN airy
| Complaint, such BRIGHT's DISEASE of the
| kidneys, stone Inflammation of the bladder
| avel and renal calculi, diabetes, ,stranguary
structure and retention o the urine, and Hop Bit
ters is the only remy dy that will permanently cure
| you.
Rem ember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged
drunken nostrum but the purest and best medicine
ever made, ard no person or family should be with
out it.
Don't risk any of the highly lauded stuff with
testimonials OF great cures but ark neighhor,
druggist, pastor ply sicans what Hop Bites has
| and can do for you and test it.
janI7 eodtfeb1 9-w5w2
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MARINE NEWS.

The Woodbury. Gets Another Vessel out
of the Ice.
RocErANr. Febr 7.-Revenue atearaer
Woodbury. today towed the schooner John
Williamson, Bucksport, with hard pine, for
Belfast, into Camden harbor. The schooner
was in Owls Head channel unable to proceed
from ice
Is 1t Hoax?
LONDON, Feb. IA bottle has been found
on Bournemouth Beach, containing saloon
ticket, on which is written the following
"Our ship is in great distress. The masts are
destroyed Immediate help is necessary.
Steamer Nederland." The Red Star Line
steamer Nederland sailed from Antwerp, Feb
rusry Sd, at p. M, for New York. bourne
mouth Beach, where the bottle is reported
found, is in Southampton county.
a German Ship Lost.
The German ship Charlotte, Capt. Cuts
muth, from Antwerp, January oath, from
Newfork, with cargo of petroleum barrels
and iron, has been wrecked on Stronasy, one
of the Orkney Islands. Crew saved,
Loss of a British Gable Steamer and Many
Lives-Gale on the English Coast.
1t is reported that the Castle Line steamer
kenmore Castle, of 1000 tons, from London,
bound to Shanghai by way of the Suez canal,
has been lost and that her passengers were
saved, but many OF the crew were drowned.
A heavy gale prevails on the coast today.
Several minor casualties, involving some loss
of life, are reported.
A later report says the loss of the Kenmore
Castle is confirmed She foundered in the
Bay of Bscay on the I'd inst. in a few minutes,
and was only able to launch one boat contain
tanning all the passengers, numbering eight,
and eight of the crew. The crew numbered
forty persons. The survivors, when rescued
by steamer, only wore their night dresses.
They were all very weak.
The captain and first mate Of the Kenmore
Castle and thirty of the crew of Asiatics
were drowned.
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FOREIGN.
One of the Arrested Fenians Turns
Informer.
THE FRENCH EXPULSION BILL RE-
JECTED BY SENATE COMMITTEE.

DUBLIN, Feb Patrick Devine, who is
charged with the Abbey street murder, has
turned informer. 1t is reported that he has
promised the government to identify large
number of the assassination conspirators. The
police are said to be in possession of several
custody that will enable them to arrest sew
eral leading Fenians who are implicated in
the murders of officials. The government are
pressing their inquiries, spurred on by the
Iact that the brotherhood is becoming demor-
allzed. lnformers are plentiful just now.
Destructive Fire in Manchester.
LONDON, Feb. IA block of warehouses in
Norfolk street, Manchester, was burned to-
day. Loss heavy.
Agrarian Outrages.
Dublin despatch reports ninety agrarian
outrages in Ireland during January.
Ferry wants the Orleans Princes Expelled.
A Paris despatch says Jules Ferry yesterday
recommended President Grevy to expel the
Orleans princes by decree. Grevy hesitates
to take such a course, but it will probably be
adopted If a ministry is formed under Ferry
Rumor of Sweeping Cabinet Changes.
A sweeping change in the ministry making
virtually new Cabinet is expected to be ga
zetted Sunday next. tt is even said that
Gen. Thibaudin, minister of war, will be the
only member of the present ministry remain.
ing.
fiChCA Ddrk6uIln0 6SQOr0-I06 Crew
Probably Lost.
LONDON, Feb. IA French barkentine ia
ashore near Swansea. 1t is feared the crew
have been lost
Heavy Failure in London.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-W. Walker & Co., shin
builders, have failed for e7,0OO
The Expulsion Bill.
PARIS, Feb. IN. Deves and Gen. Thibau-
din attended the sitting to-day of the Senate
committee on expulsion bill and spoke in sup
port of the measure After their departure ii q
committee drafted a report demanding the
rejection of the bill.
The report of M. AIlou, reporter of the COM
mittee, is brief. 1t asks for the rejection of
bill without debating its individual clauses
Foreign Notes.
Emperor William is especially gratifed at
the acceptance by the Prince of Wales of the
colonelcy of the Prussian Hussars. He ar
nounced the appointment in very touching
autograph letter to the Prince.
boat with the stern marked "Utopia.
Glasgow" has been found at Meragisseg. The
funnel of steamer Utopia had no band, conse-
quently the steamer reported foundered off
Cape Cornwall with red band around the
funnel cannot be the Utopia.
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THF FLOODS.
Rivers Again Rising and More Destruc-
ton Probable.

Rivers Again Rising and More Destruc-
ton Probable.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-Rain continued to fall
till nearly daylight this morning, when the
temperature fell below the freeing point. To-
day there were indications of snow. The in
terruption to telegraphic communication indi-
Gates that there is heavy rain in many places.
The Western Union office at Marietta, Ohio, is
reported to be under water, and there has been
no direct communication with that place for
some time, which indicates that there is a
great food in the Ohio river. There is much
trouble with telegraph wires throughout Ken
tucky and indiana, caused by seet on the
wires breaking the poles.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 6.-The Ohio river is
rising here nine inches honr and at the
same rate at Portsmouth and Cattelsburg.
Heavy ice is reported TO have reached Portsr
mouth river. River is Sc feet high at Wheel
ing and is beginning to rise again account
of heavy rains. The Big Sandy river is highe-
than it has been for 10 years.
Boston. Feb. 7-Despatches from Waverly,
Marietta. Portsmouth, Milerburg and Pome-
roy, in Ohio, Pittsburg. Pa, Morgan, W. Va,
Greensboro and Brownsville, Pa, and other
towns along the rivers report the water rising
from two and half to eighteen inches per
hour. Business is suspended in many places
In Steubenville, Ohio, the water works are
submerged and the manufacturing establish
meuts closed.
TOLEDO, Feb AT Napoleon the bank oi
the canal is reported gone, flooding the entire
country. At Florida every family in town has
been driven from home.
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THE DOMINION.
Opposing a Bridge companv.


OTTAWA, Feb6. The Grand Trunk Rail-
way Company is opposing the granting of q
Canadian charter to the Niagara Peninsula
Bridge Company ON the ground that the plans
submitted to the government are not in ac-
cordance with the charter granted the com
pany by the New York State Legislature. This
provides that the landing on the Canadian side
shall be in the county Of Lincoln, whereas the
plans and specifications submitted for the an
proval OF the government call for landing in
the county of Welland, 800 feet from the sus-
pension bridge owned by the Great Western
Railway Company William Wainwright,
assistant general manager, and Mr. Bell, solic-
itor, OF the Grand Trunk Company, had an in
terview with the minister of RAILWAYS todav
regarding the matter, which will be consid-
cred by the privy council tomorrow. The Nj
agara Peninsula Bridge Company was started
in connection with Mr.. Vanderbilt's road, the
Canada Southern, and q number of represen-
sativss of that road arc in the city tonight
looking after their interests.
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NEW YORK.

Verdict Against the Government
New YORK, Feb. I'm the Circuit Court
today, Richard f. Downing and others recoy-
cred judgment for $4843 against the govern
ment Tor excessive duties on "steel blooms, -
This was test case and under the jadg-
ment the government will be required to pay
a large amount of money collected in excess OF
duty on this material.
Swindling From Stained Glass.
Several diamond swindle, amounting in diff
ferent cases from $4,000 to $25, 900, have come
TO light, and the authorities expect to make
arrests in few hours. The victims have been
pawnbrokers, jewellers and other experts, and
the work has been adroitly done. Real dia-
monds of poor quality were stained until they
had the costly blue-white lastre, and palmed
off only after the dealers had purchased con-
siderable numbers of genuine high-class stones,
and we're thus thrown off their guard.
American Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting of the American Agri-
cultural Association, was held in this city to-
day. w. T. Sprague of Vermont was re- cleo.
ted president, Ell. u. Award of New York,
senior vice president, and vice president
from each State. 1t was resolved to hold a
national farthis year at suchIplace as offers the
most Inducements.
Death of an ex-Congressman.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. Tx Congressman
Charles b. Sedgwick, died hers today
A Distinguished Jury.
Ex-Mayors Hall, Ety.. Grace Cooper and
Wickham, Gen. Grant, ex-senator Conkling
VIM. I'll. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould have been
summoned as a coroner'S Jury in the case Of
George Nahon who killed fellow patient in
Bellevue Hospital last Sunday
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
For New England.
n. eIsrhtI- no1dar ,,opAt.- --.a.4 4.

WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.
Feh g. M
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An Old Lady Burned to Death.

sad accident happened on the Ten Lots,
Fairfield, Tuesday morning, by which Joanna
Gibbs, aged about eighty, lost her life. She
was left In the care of girl as usual who was
attending school near by. For some unknown
cause her clothes took fire and she was burned
beyond recognition. The girl on returning to
the house to attend to her and the fire. found
her in flames, which were extinguished by the
help of other scholars
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CUSTOMS DISTRICTS.
Proposed Changes in the Interest Of
Economy

Proposed Changes in the Interest Of
Economy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA letter from the
Secretary of the Treasury was laid before the
House to day recommending certain changes
in customs districts which would diminish the
total annual salaries of employees nearly $780,
000. II is proposed to consolidate Boston and
Charlestwon district with Plymouth and Barn
stable districts and to reduce the number of
officers and employees from 436 to 415 and
salaries from $551 $40 to $546, ,060 1t is also
proposed to consolidate with the Portland and
Falmouth district the districts of Saco, Kenne-
bunk and York, to increase the number of
Officers and employees from Ga TO 65 and reduce
the cost for salaries from $75, ,038 20 $56, ,7S0;
also to consolidate with the district Of Bangor
the districts of Belfast, Castne and French
mans Bay and to increase the number of Off
GERS and employees from IL 10 20 and cost of
salaries from $12,726 to ST., 100.
The letter OF the Secretary wss referred to
ths eemnittes On appropriations.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Feb. IL Reported for the Pressl.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Ohio and Pennsylvania
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Fatal MISREPRESENTATION Perils

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Feb.s 6.-Mrs. Mary
Young, employed in Harris mill at Woonsock-
et caught her hand in a belt to-day and was
was drawn against pulley which struck her
head fracturing her skull.
In the general assembly to-day eommuni-
cation was received from the railroad commits
sioner, calling attention to the peril of the ex-
isting arrangements by which all trains of the
New York and New England, and Providence
and Springfield railroads from the west are
brought into the city on single track.
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VARIOUS QUACKS.
who--Each with his own Pet Schemes
Cultivate the Field of Hnman Nature.

There have always been quacks:-legal quacks,
theological quacks scientific quacks, aud medical
quacks, Some of them are bland, oily fellows who
argue and smile the world into believing in their
favorite bit of humbug. Others are pompous and
seem to love to be swindled stpulatng only that
shall be neatly done.
The dear public are equally liberal to the electric
and magnetic fraud. The fellow is genius in his
waist. magnetic necklace under your chin or fit
you out with entire suit of magnetic Clothes war
ranted to serve the purpose of ordinary garments,
and at the same time to cure all diseases. from
whooping cough to the hasty consumption.
Most of these have no more electric or magnetic
power about them than resides in wooden blankets or
in grdles of saekcloth Only when applied by an ex-
pert is electricity of the slightest use medicinal
agent, and even then its value ossly stated
What is the strongest possible presumptve evidence
in favor of particular remedy? Clearly that it
should have prepared by responsible persons of
acknowledged skill in the treatment of disease.
Squarely on this foundation stands BENsoN'S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER Endorsed by
5000 physicians pharmacists, druggists and chem
lists, it needs further apology nor introduction.
1t is the and only true and tried external appli-
cation. Quaeks of all kinds pay the Capcine the
compliment of their dislike as Satan is said to hate
holy water.
Look in the middle of the plaster for the word
"CAPCINE." Price rs cents.
seabury & johnson. Chemists, New York.
feb7 WS&w2w6
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MICH COWs-EXIfa Soo1SoU- ordinary 9ZOabOi
springers SlSdSd5 y head farrow COWS S15GS3O.
Most OF the Cows offered in market for sale we're Of
an or1inary grade. We note ales of l springer at
$50; do at S4O1 new milch COW S65;4 new mich
COW sou each.
Veal Calves-quick at 3971ac y fb live weight.
Sheep and Lambs-Western Sheep cost o14R
6z5c. and Lambs 512@615c " fb live weight.
Swine Western Fat Hogs at 6s4 a7s4 y ID live
weighti Store Pigs in light demand at 6a7csP fb.
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Cold Weather Making Havoc in rexas

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb 7.-To-day's dispatches
report that the cold weather throughout Texas
continues to be the severest experienced here
for many years. Stock, particularly sheep, are
suffering greatly throughout the country
around San Antonio and Austin, where the
mercury is as low as 100 above zero Many
thousand head have already died In some
districts in the northern part of the State the
thermometer indicates zero weather, and
widespread distress prevails among poor people
who are totally uuprepared for sucn climatic
tn
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Brighton Cattle Market.
TO- ty,a, ,r,ex.tr ..,lFs,,s. UITa,anaadav Eah

T OI Ello WON 5IlulIg " o'Ille9VzJt 7 VD' u
Amount of stock at market 2257; Sheep and
Lambs SOFA Swine 1868; Veals 45; horses 80;
number Of Western Cattle 2005; Eastern and North
ern Gait Mich Cows, &C., 252.
Prices of Beef Cattle u 100 ID. live weight-Ex-
ira au ity at 7OOd7 %; first quality at 6 25
&C 81 "a; second quality at 25G5 20 third qusl-
tty 2Sss5 11Aa5 poorest grades OF coarse oxen.
Bulls. ETC., 5 OOa3 12A
Brighton hides y 9sc V h: Brighton Tallow at
11zG8c " 10; Country Hides, lght,at 6d61A heavy
S0S43 " ID; Country Taliow "A 8 s2c d ID.
Calf Skins l29l21ac y fb Sheep and Lamb skins
at 81 25G1l 80 each.
nota sales nf -
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freight rates. Geo. g. Yeaton, ]. H. Drum
mond and Geo. P. Wescott appeared in opposi-
ton to the measure which was finally laid on
the table.
The committee on towns are practically
unanimous in favor of reporting the bill set
ting off part of the city of Saco into the town
of Old Orchard.
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IBy IeIegraph.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Hogs- Receipts 26, 900 head;
shipments 55 head market weak; mixed 256B as:
heavy at 6097 25; light 1OaG 20, skips at 4 20
@6 90.
Catte-Receipts 5000 heae; shipments / 800;
firm for good 10 prime at 5 3Od6 20.
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Hamlin University Burnt.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. THE main
building of the Hamlin University. situated
midway between this city and St. Paul, built
M. E. Church Society of the State, was burn
ed this morning. OF the 120 pupils in the
building at the time all escaped. Loss $S5, 900.
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Foreign Exports.

GLASGOW Steamship Prussian-1s. .o00 busl
wheat L ,634 do peas 1895 bags and 376 bbls -four
lou do pork, $50 do apples, 140 cases spools, zoe
Oags oatmeal, Ill bdls snaths, ITO head cattle.
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MAINE.
Fire in Pennington.
-Spsoi.l nac,1a+oI, to 4ba Dras

FIG IN FafmIngJOn.
Especial Despatch to the Press
FARMINGToN, Feb. THE dwelling house
on Pleasant street owned by Mrs. Leander
Boardman and occupied by j. S. Miliken, late
proprietor of the Forest House, caught fire last
night from defective chimney and was about
the same as ruined through fire and water Mr.
Miliken saved about all his furniture. Loss
on house $500; insured.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of Portland wholesale Market.

Review of Portland Wholesale Market.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING Feb. z.
The following changes are reported the past week
We quote Tin, Straits 25@26c, Zinc oO07 25.
In Produce, Chickens and Fowl are 192c higher.
Creamery Butter is 192c lower. In Grain, Corn is
2@4c off; Sacked Bran, car lots. has steadily ad-
vanced to % so, while NIiddlngs car lots, is SOC
higher. Pork and Lard have advanced as per quo
tations. Plata and Extra Plate Beef are considera
bly, higher. Muscatel Raisins are 5@l0c llower
The Roller Flours have advanced Csc.
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Mr.. Tucker moved to reduce the duty on
pounds to the yard from $40 to 7.10 of a cent
per pound.
Mr.. Morrison moved to make the duty SIS
per ton.
Pending action the committee rose, and the
House, at $50 p. m, adjourned.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The l,o,oon shootino Affair

CONCORD, Feb. THE hearing in the Lou
don shooting case was resumed at Concord this
morning and the evidence closed. III. W.
Greene, counsel for the respondent, argued
that Mrs. Ordway's death was purely acciden-
tai, while County Solicitor Leach claimed that
the downward course of the wound tended to
show that the act was wilful and premeditated
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Wool is in steady demand. Manufacturers con-
tnue to be free purchasers and there is very indca
ton of firm market, for the present, for all desra-
BILE Wool. Fine feeces are most in demand and are
qoarca
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New York Stock ana Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Money call loaned be-
tween 312a4; closed easy at 31a prime mercantile
paper at 512Co6. Exchange steady at 4.S3 tor Hong
and 4.S6 for short. Governments "a lower for bs
$s lower for 3s and unchanged for 412s and As
State bonds dull but higher. Railroad bonds are
moderately active and generally weak
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 500,000 shares.
The following are to-days closing quotations of
Government Securities
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FISTULA AND PILES

Cured without the Use Of the Knife.
WILLIAM READ on D., Harvard, 1842), and
ROBERT NJ. READ IN. D., Harvard, 1876, Al
Somerset str Get. Boston give special attention
to the treatment of FEsTULA, FILES AND
ALL DISEASES OF TIE RECTUM,
withour detention from BUSH ess. Abundant refer
ences d. en- Pamphlets sent on application.
Ofice Hours-12 to o'clock, P. NJ. Except Sun
days) febL0d1yr
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Concealed Bis Taxable Propertv

NEWPORT, Feb. THE estate of the late
Rev. Dr. Mercer, which soon after his death
was estimated at $500 600, is now found to
amount to over $1,OO0,O00. He had been
taxed for $4,000, and great surprise is mani
tested at the revel alton.
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THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. 8.
BY TELEGRAPH.
AUGUSTA.
Debate on the Congressional Ap-
portionment Bill.
THE FIRST APPROPRIATION BILL
FOR 1888.
The "Valued Policy" Bill Killed in
Committee.
Especial Despatch to the Press.l

IoP5c1aI DeSpaCcn FItss.J
AUGUSTA, Feb T.
The committee on financial affairs to-day
through its chairman, Senator Young of Cum
berland, Submitted its first appropriation bill,
providing in part for the necessary expendi-
lures of the government for the year 1SS3 The
bill is long, covering the amount of $1,555,
64563. Some of the principal items are as fol-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch OF spsce, the
length of column, constitutes square
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week after; three insertions or less, 81 00 contnu-
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Half square, three insertions or less, IS csnts;
one week, S1.00 so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-t6ird additional.
Under head Of "AmusEMENTs' and "AUcTIoS
SALEs,'' $500 per square per week. three inser-
tione or less. $3.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MATEE STATE
PRESS (which has a large circulation in every part
tion and 80 cents per square for each xssequent
insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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A Brakeman Killed.

PROVIDE see, Feb. 7.-Wm. Hutchinson, "a
years old, brakeman ON Stonington hoad
al Westerly last evening, thrown against the
lamp box on top of the caboose and killed.
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MEXICO.
Swift Retribution.

CIrY OF MEXICO, Feb buchanan Hep
burn, British nobleman, was murdered BY
miners Sunday in Pinos Altos, chihuahua.
Five of the murderers were tried and shot on
Monday " -