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quarter of G mile. The work is well along
and before the winter is we'll set the track
will be finished. On the bare ground
layer of clay has been set, and over it will
go liberal coat of tan bark. This will
enable Clingstone, Clemmie g., Guy,
George V. and the other horses in Mr.. Cor
don's stable to take work daily all through
the winter.
Mendelesohn, the once famous race horse,
has, according to Dr. Bruce, lin the Live
Stock Record, been purchased by DR.. A.
W. McAllister, of Columbia, Mo-, of 8. b.
Miller, of Lexington, KY. In our judg-
ment, DR.. McAllister has secured real
prize, for Mendelssohn is one of the high
est formed horses we have ever beheld.
Besides, as race horse he took high rank.
His 1 a miles in 2:O8 has been beaten but
once, and it was notable performance, as
he defeated such flyers as Himyar, Verdict,
Victim, Jils johnson, Miss Hardaway. In
point of breeding he could hardly be sur
passed, being by Buckden-Metella, by
Australian; I'd dam La Grande Duchess,
by Lexington. It is DR.. McAllister's in
tention to place him in the stud, where he
should make decided impression.
ENOR SALE-Young Trotting Stock-I have
Il several one and two-year-old colts, the get
OF Baymont, 1,027, son of Alden Goldsmith,
1885, out of standard mares. Colts all large and
| rangy, fine looking, and Enthusiastically showing
the promise of snand e. w Sherwood.
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Cares of Life.

AS we come to them they are received, borne
with and passed over with no more than a
thought, if we in the enjoyment of health,
but if suffering with piles skin diseases of
any kind they magnify hundred fold. A. r.
Wilkes, B and Il. Zimmerman, and E. Sterile,
the druggists, have Dr. Bozanko's Pile Remedy,
an abso ute cure Sold at 50 cents.
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To Adrertisers.

Stock advertisements will hereafter be
inserted in the Monday issue of the GLOBE
immediately following the reading matter
of the horse department. In no other
way can stock be so cheaply or prominent
ly advertised as by taking advantage of
this opportunity. Figures will be furnished
on application, and advertisements can
also occupy a corresponding position il
the weekly issue, if desired.
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man, Albert Lea; and Chas. @. Harris,
Brooklyn. The operations will be carried
on in the United States, Mexico, Canada
and other parts of the American continent
and Great Britain and all the British pos
aessions
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Some Criticisms Regarding Trots'ng
Horses With Running Mates---How to
Treat the Youngsters In Order to Develop
Them---Ths Care OF Horses During the
Winter---The Winters Racing at New
Orleans---General Horse Notes.
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To worry about any Liver Kidney or Urinary
tronble, especially Bright's Disease or Diabetes,
rs Hop Bitters never fails of cure where cure
is pcesible. We know this
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The above sale is postponed until the 10th day of
December, 1882 at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the same
time and place
Dated November oath, 1893;
CHARLES g. SCHMIDT, Mortgage.
I. V. D. HEARD, Attorney for 1nortgagee St Paul.
noY2G-Inon-2W
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FILES ANDzBUGs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, nate, mice
gophsrs, chipmunks, cleared eut BY "Bougn on
Rsts." I5c.
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ST. PAUL NEWS.
AMONG THE HORSES.

This column will appear in the GLOBE every
Monday morning. Pertinent correspondence
will be thankfully received, and should be ad-
dressed Turf Editor of the Globe.
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,rATE oF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMsE,

*Lydia z. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compoun
ures all female complaints.
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CArARRH OF THE BLADDER.

STINGINa irritation. Inflammation, all Kidn
AID Urinary Complaints cured by "Buch
paiba," 81.
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The Fanny spragna Estate.

PROVIDENCE, Z. l., Nov. 24.--In the court
of common pleas, to-day, was heard the
action for trespa and election brought
by the Union company against William
Sprague and Inez, his wife, to recover pos
session OF the Fanny Sprague homestead
estate. Under instructions of the court
the jury found for the plaintiff.
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The above sale is postponed until the Gath day
of Move mber, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. H., at the
place.
Dated November 10TH 1888.
CHARLES q. SCHMIDT, Mortgage.
I. V. D. HEARD, Attorney for mortgagee ST. Paul
novl2 -mon-2w
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Vim. Mcdonald has gone iuto winter
quarters at BuHalo, n. Y. with Buffalo
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Mortgage Sale .

JUN WANN, MOrtgagee.
JOHN W. WHITE, Attorney for Mortgage.
nOVo6mon-7w
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rules to govern the various clubs in Amer
lea, has been accepted by the Memphis,
Nashville, Chicago Driving Park, St.
Louis, Lexington, Latonia, Washington
Park and Louisiana.
Mr.. Wiley Buckles, Champaign, H., has
recently purchased the bay mare Billetta,
Jr., By imp. Billet, dam Eta, Dr., by Bill
Alexander, out of Eta, by star Davis, and
her weanling bay fllY by imp. st Munge.
Also the bay mare Nettie, foaled 1875. full
sister to Billetia. Jr. Both mares have
been bred to Harkswsy.
The well known Kentucky turfman,
James Mcintyre, died last week aged sixty
three years. Among the horses owned by
him were Lizzie S., Ballard and Katie
Pearce. DR.. A. S. Talbert, who was iGen-
titled with the breeding of trotters, also
died last week at his residence in Lexing-
ton. He bred Alcantsra and AlcyoLe, the
first named getting record of 2:23 as a
four-yesr-old-
The bay mare Lady Martin, property of
John Stewart, and by Downing's Abdallah,
died recently at Beacon Park, Boston. She
made record last year of 2:25, which was
reduced to 2:23 st Beacon Park on July &c
of this year. At Mystic Park, July 10 and
20, she won an eight-heat race, winning
the third, seventh and eighth heats aid
making the second and sixth dead, the
slOEest heat being 2:26li.
The Cleveland Herald says: Mr. ". J
Gordon is laying miniature track On hi;
land north of the Chenille track. Il is tc
( be laid IN Whist vss formerly known e
Domestic hall OF the old Northern Ohi1
Fair association, and viii be less than g
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-08-25

MINIATURES ALMANAC. AUGUST rs.
San rises. High water, IN NJ. 5.02
San SETS. 40 Neon rises. ....4, l1,le
Nj ARM NEWS.
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND 4 ROCHESTER, II. r.
Advancement AZ Trains.


ga and after ssendny, Jane a..
gsseysss..8 Ssh, Passenger Trains viii leave
x Portland ss 1.3o n. ra., and
p. Ha., arriving as Worcester
Al Ais y, m. and T.SU D. IA. Returning lsara
uEten Depot. Worcester, ~ 500 q. and II. IL a..
ras arriving as Portland II las y. 70. and $40 o.
m.
Fer Cfsnten, Aver 1une., FIsshhurx,
Nashna, keweii, Wtmdhmm, aEd Ep-
Ser uanshrsters Csneord and points Horth, al
FER Rochester, sprlnEx2Ie, Alfred, Wat
erbsse and Mass fxEvs~s1.;sa a. s-.. Los
p 49, AA2 tllsne0l ~ G.la .. NesnrE4ns
fa2fs Rochester Is lmi1sdl n.2S q. fn., 11.16
A. a.. &Ea SIS y. n; krrlrtnR a. Portland
trgisodl s.so .. sa.s l.z4 p. sE. and $40 .. m.
uiliat WeasbFeeh nna weadfsrass.
$3.50 a. n., f.osi Gao and traizeil
TAs los y. m. "A atm froa PasslAna eoanesss q,
Are Junc- With HEe94ns Tuanel Renfe fcs
steWeks, end ~ tnken 0eesf, W sreesteF. fos
Mes ERIK via Nerwfeh Line. aaG ali rail,
sikspFinga<id, also with N. u. a. N. n. 81.
e 4szsA&msr MAryfaat Eoase'l Tor PhiIadel-
Rkaa, HaitiuaoTe, Nnshfngtent and TIA
ssuah and with Bessea n Aibany a.. R. Ten
tie West. FRElar Cars train leaving Portland
a. los . m assd train isasink wosce sssr ~ SEQ
a. n
uaasa eonHecssons nsNde Il wexssrssk Iums-
asn With tnFuaSh trains 81 he. Censszi X. r., and
a. urAn4Trrnk Trsnsfef Portland, With throuxh
uafns nf Grand rruak X. r.
afnFougA tickets % ali f1iuts Sonsh and West a
bspos oeaoos and ~ lseiitas AdAna' No. 81 kz-
81 Does aoi stop AZ woOcsord's.
J.w. fErERs. ssups.
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T Fl e p r ES g.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 20.
The Base Ball Fiend.


I'VE are having remarkably cool weather
Tor this time of year" said slim little gen.
ueman, entering the city editors office, and
settling himself in chair.
"Yes," said the city editor, diving into q
pile of manuscript before him and ringing
vigorously for the Office boy.
"Inever remember to have seen such very
cool weather in August BEFORE" said the
slim party, curling one lengthy limb about
the other, and settling himself more COM
fortably in his chair
"Nc," calculated the city editor, giving
another tug at the bell, and once more get
ting down to work.
II have lived in this part of the world all
my life,' said the youth. but this wealth
er beats me. Now four summers ago, you
will remember. / believe it was four sum-
mers ago. Yes, it was four summers ago.
Do you remember that summer?''
''No," said the city editor, grabbing up
quantity of fresh copy and hastily running
over 1t.
well, that summer remember 1t was
hot enough"
me anyway" cried the city editor, throwing
down great bundle of manifold copy and
slsring at bis visitor. Cant you see that
this is the busiest time of the day with us?
The paper must go to press in twenty min
utes aud you must ex-"
Pretty lively work bringing out paper,
Isn't III? said the young man. pulling out a
cigarette and proceeding to leisurely light
up. MY grandfather was in the newspaper
business, and came near going into
Young man, will give you just five
minutes to come TO the point" said the city
editor.
'sOh yes, of course.'' calculated the youth,
putting wreath of smoke toward the tufted
satin ceiling. Il just dropped in to inquire
how that base ball match came out yester-
day afternoon. Speaking of base ball re-
minds me of a littl' story. suppose you
are pretty well up in the history of base
ball''
'The base ball reporter is out cried the
city editor
Why don't your paper take more interest
in base ballf' asked the youth. "Now
think if you would cut down, say the relig-
lous news, and give US more base ball you
would make home run for your paper. i
suppose, OF course, you have heard of our
club?'
Never" said the city editor. al tell you
the base ball man is"
Never heard of our clubl Why, it's the
crack nine among the amateurs" said the
youth. pulling out slip of paper. s'Just
throw your optics over the score. That's
sample of the way we
Don't know a thing about scores,o
shouted the city editor. "Come, think it
is about time you skipped. Call again when
the base ball man is in. tell you am ter
ribly busy"
"You don't think you could tell me any
thing about that match yesterday, then?'
'.Nol mol mop cried the city editor,
jumping to his feet ''Look over yester-
days paper"
s'But it isn't in your paper,n said the
youth, sitting himself more comfortably in
his chair, "now there's where you get left
If you'd only throw out, say an editorial or
two, and make more room for base"
But at this moment the youth had press
ing engagement in the lower Office, and van
ished through the door, still grasping the
score of his last match in his fist.-Brook-
Ign Eagle.
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Gloucester Fish sIarhes.

Georges Codnsh-we quote Georges at S5iz and
S5ss y qtl for large and 81 for small; Bank at 81
y qtl for large and IS for small English cured DO
At 50 IN and S413 qt;Shores nonlinaliy at S. and
81 for large and medium. Nova Scotia Shore dry
Goldfish 50; do pickle cured S5bA. Cusk at s3iS
qtl: slack saltsd Pollock s.
The market presents a strong contrast from last
year at this da.e. when stocks light and prices
firm. The quotations for August "a were STA and
s5l4 for large aud small Georges S65s and S4Ts
for picked cured Bank. and s6ls and SIS for Shore
and Pollock 81 y qtl In 1891 at this date Georges
Goldfish were o. and s3A Bank sSaA and So, and
Shore 81 N and $3I4
Boneless and prepared nsh Sla to 4c D n for
Hake, Ala to sc for Haddock and cusk, and TO So
Goldfish Smoked Halibut l2cP h Smoked SAL
tucks out Of the market. Blo&tars soc y hundred.
Mackerel-Ne notice sales out of pickle at;$II14
GS1111 y Dbl for Bays and 81 ia AL for shores.
Inspected Shsres sold At SIT, s12t, 50 ard 50 for
Is, Is IS and As last year this date the quota
tons we're 50 out Of pickle, and silGsi2 for Il.
time sl2, s5ls and s3s4 for inspected Is, p and
IS.
Herring-we quote Nova Scotia Large split and
Labrador s6as! Dbl; large gibbed sssa medium
Trout at 81 y Dbl; Picked Goldfish at s5I Had
Sounds at slI, Tongues and Sounds sl0i4 Ale
wives at 81 ~ 70 S5s Svordns6 California Sal
mon So; Halifax de S251G 1924. Ffns SIS, new, Mol
Shad $40. One small lot Of ssordsh sold Al Sill y
Dbl.
Fresh Halibut-sales yesterday at and Te y ID
Pure Medicine Oh 81 90 p gal, ernds do a. SOC,
Blacklist OH 66e Cod do 20 4sc, Shore do at Asn
5e;Porgie do. none on market.
Porge scrapsSl5 v tom Fish do si2sIAver do ~.
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Barn Por sale ar lei

III merry oernpsod ~ fosaas Hobbs. Inqslrs Of
JOHN II. HuBlsS,
apTasf NO. 80 MArkes stxwsx.
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FOR SALE.

rs tbs mo@s AezlrAnla location A. FERRY REACH
@ithin two Minutes wxlk Of the Bar Nfxw
H0gsk. Very eoaveuleat for one nr two families.
Beautiful beach and scansry. For Prize and paStc-
uiAFs, inguire 81 W. s. BENNETT, S&eo Ne.
lab dsf
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Hides aud TnlIow.

The following are Portland quotations on Hides
ma Ta1low.
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Portland Bangor MI. Desert

rDse-a~ Steamer LEWISTON, Capt.
h>.&n nCharles Deering viii leave Rail-
O'Clock or on arrival of Steamboat Express Trains
from Boston, for Kockland, Castine, Deer Isle
Sedgwck, stage from Sedgwick 10 Blue Hill on ar
rlyai Of Steamer, South West and Bar Harbors,
Mubridge, Jonesport and Maehiasport.
Connect al ROCKLAHD with steamer for BLUE
Al BAR HARB0R with steamer for GoULDSBo-
hD, LAMOINE. HANCOCK, SULLIVAN and
ELLSWORTH each trip. Also with B. & b. Steam
ers ~ hocklsnd, going East, for Bangor and River
RETURNING, win leave Machiasport every
MONDAY and THURSDAY At 4S0 q: m, touching At in
termedate Landings and connecting at Portland with
Pullman and early morning train Tor Boston.
connect with koston and Bangor Steamers At
hSckiAnd, coming West. and receive pssesaers and
iknd.l
The new Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
capt VIM. =. Dens t-on, leaving same wharf
every menday. "Wednesday. a saturday w
snings AZ II ID O'Clock, or arrival of Steamboat
kxpaess Trains from Boston. for Mount Dessr
tSouthwest Bar HaTbors) touching at Rockland onl,
ado arriving n Bar Hsrbor about 10 a. m next dss
I0nnecfions made at hockland With steamer IA,
Blns mn, surrey and Ellsworth. Mondays and Wed
AT Bar Hsrbor with steamer for Gouldsboro
l-ainoine, Hancock and sullivan each trim.
Returning. viii leave Bar Harbor at 7.CO a m
monday wednesday and Friday touching at South
West HArbor and RocklAnd, arriving in Portland
about 300 p m, connecting With train for Boston
GEORGE L. DAY.
- Treas. and General Ticket Agent
z. CUSHING. General Agent
Portland June Is. 1888. fnisdt
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SUNDAY TRIPS.
sUsrnER HOTELS.
THI WALDO.
Lifie Chebeague Island, Portland
HarhOr. Me-

V'hiS Hotel. just completed by the Little Che
public July O. 1888. fS- ~ '-s
This Island, seven miles from Portland. In fulY
view OF the city, Il the gem Of "Casco BayI'
lie hote. contains sixty sleeping rooms Of good
yeranda on all sides, IL feet wide; lighted throurh
out with gas; electric bells In every room. p1rx
spring water conducted into each story: drainss.
perfect good sea bathing every facility for sang.
shore and deep sea fishing; communications with tSs
CITY regular and reliable, two steamers rpskIns
round trips from Portland, four times per day
Terms reasonable. For information and terms adj
dress 1.-THE WALDO" Little Cheb~axus
.sna. fertiand, Maine, or ROLLINS a.
ADAMS. No, ~ Exchange Street, PERI
saoos mahne. ty9dtf
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DEATHS.

aged 20 years
Funeral service this morning at $50 O'Clock,
at.No. 40 Hancock street.
IN limington, Aug. 20, Nancy, wife of Enoeh b.
honson, aged 80 years months.
In East Somerville Aug. "a. Nettie P wife of
A. L. Roberts. aged "a years.
In Bridgton. Aug. 18th, Henry d, Corson. Esq,
months.
sc years.
80 years; Laura White. aged ~ years.
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TIME TABLE.
STEAMER GEN. BARTLETT

Will leave Long Wharf, foot OF
Exchange Street, at
1000 g. m. for Peaks, Long, and Little Chebeesxa
Islands.
z16 p. m. for Peaks, Long, Little and Great ehe-
beague Islands.
RETURNING,
Leave Little Chebsague At. 90 a. m.
Long Island at...-................11.15 Q. N.
feAAs island al. .s,-.......... 80 q
Arriving At Portland at --...........11.x5 9 n
AFTERNOONS,
Leave Great Chebea que at............4.sooru m
:. latte Onepeague at-.............. 4. 40 D. al
:. Long asteno At. ........6.00 D. N.
Jones LANDING al ...... $50 .. N.
Fare to Peaks Island Tound trip "a
Great chebeague Band viii furnish musie svs~~
evening on board this steamer, for q san down tAe
bay and q dance on Long Island-leayinr Long
wharf at To Fare for sail and dance IS ets
Parties Wishing % engage this Steamer for special
excursions viii apply 20 L. Ponce, cor Middle Ara
Exchange sts-, or Capt. Chase aboard the boat.
Except when chartered for special excursions.
Aye diff
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Chicago Live stock Marker.

fby Teiegraph.l
CHICAGO. Aug 24-Hogs-keee 3 600 head,
shipments 4Ie0 head; SC lower; packing at $50
so; packing and shipping 9oae 10; light COG
5 80, skips At 1894 rs
Caesle-Recsipts 8 600 head; shipments 30 hd:
msrxet iz nrnea; exports Ooas 50 .good 10 choice
shipping steers 25z5 90.
SSheep-Reeeipts 1000 head; shipments 100 head,
steady; inferior to fair 2Sa2 IS; good b0choice
go
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COW BAY, CB. Steamer Hercules IS packages
machinery 100 bbls lime 1856 gals oil.
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Boston, Aug. 24.-The following we're to-day's
quotations Of Butter, Cheese. Egg and Potatoes:
Butter-we anote Western ereameries at z1a
23c for choice, 1S920c tor fair and COED Northern
ereameries at 2lG23c for ehoice, Isa20c for far
and good; New York and Vermont diaries l9G2lc
y fb for choice, 5G15c for fair and good; choice
Western dairy At 14a1 &c and Western ia1ie packed
1876; good demand for choice grades
Cheese quiet; 9G91@e for choice and ia GS1s
for fair and good; oaT for common.
Eggs arm and in good demand $50 for Eastern,
2la22c for New York and Vermont 20a22c for
Nova Scotia and z I.
Potatoes-We quote jersey and Rhode Island az
1 65G1 10 . Dbl.
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MARRIAGES.

In Cumberland, August 23, by Rev Asa Dalton,
Samuel Kimball Hitchings principal of Biddeford
High SCHOOL, and Annie Wilson. eldest daughter of
In Casco, Aug IL, Edgar b, Winslow and Matilda
A Edwards. both of webb'sMills.
In Naples, Aug. IL, Stephen Weymouth and An
ME Kimball, both Of Bridgton,
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CITY ADvEaTrsEm.NTs.
City OF Portland.

m tle rear one TAoasaad EigAt Randred and
Eighty Three
"A Ordinance relating 10 the protection Of the
a Public Grounds Of the City
BE u ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen aud Com.
non Council Of The City OF Portland In City Coun-
ell assembled a. follows.
Section i.--No loaded draw, wagon, cart or other
vehicle, shalt be allowed TO pass or through the
roadwaye grass pais, within any Of the parks or
public grounds belonging 10 the city. without the
written consent OF the Mayor or Chairman Of the
Committee on Cemeteries and Public Grounds, ex-
prcesly given therefor.
Section g.No person shall cut, mar defaco or
destroy any seat or stand, or any other structure
erected by or belonging 20 CITY OF Portland in or
upon any street, promenade park or any OF the pub
lie grounds OF the city nor cut defaco or destroy
or carry away any tree, shrub plant within such
parks or public grounds.
Section 3.--Any person violating this Ordinance
shall be subject 10 penalty OF ten dollars for each
violation thereof.
IN Board Of Mayor and Aldermen, august g. 1881.
Read aud passed TO be Ordained and sent down
for concurrence.
Attest J.w. DEERING, Mayor.
IN Common Council, august O. 1883,
Read and passed TO be ordained In concurrence.
:, Attest; SAMUEL d. KELSEY, President of
the Common Council
Approved August 0. 1883.
j. W. DEERING. Mayor
- GEO. G. BURGESS, City Clerk,
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
Passport, Me-, Calais, Me-. a..
John. N. b.. Halifax, N. s., &C.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK,

,r---- ON AND AFTER MON
E-slelsSs2xsszzE7 ers of this Line will
Leave RailreaJ Wharf,
and Friday q; p. m, for Eastport and 81,
John, with connections for Calais, Robbinsfon ST
Andrews, Pembroke, Houlton, Woodstock Grand
Menan, CAmpobslle, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth,
Windsor, Haitian, Moncton, Newcastle, Amherst
Pictou, Shedtac, Bathurst, DsIheusse, Char
iottetown, Fort Fairfield, Grand Falls, and other
stations on the New Brunswick and Canada, Inter.
colonial. Windsor, and Annapolis, Western Ooup-
ties. Rail Roats, and stage Rontee.
~ Freight received up TO D. IN. and any I'm.
formation regarding the same may be had AZ he
once OF the Freight Agent, Railroad Wharf.
For Circulars, With Excursion Routes Tickets
State Rooms and further information appiy a
Company's Once, 40 Exchange st.
7. o. HERsEy President. and Manager,
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FISTULA AND PILES

Cured without the Use OF the Knife.
WILLIAM READ on. d. Harvard, 1912, and
ROBERT NJ. READ IN. D., Harvard, 1870. an
Somerset street. Boston. give special attention
to the treatment Of FEsTULA, PILES ann
ALL DEsEAsEs OF THE RECTUrT.
without detenton from business. Abundant refer
ences given. Pamphlets sent on application
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