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FITs-All fits stopped free by DR.. Rline's
Great Nerve ReStorer No fits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 90
trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
931 Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn.
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East Hardwick.-rhe West Randolph cor
net band, who have been in camp near Caspian
Lake the past week, gave an open-air concert
on the chapel grounds last week Tuesday
evening to an appreciative audience of several
hundred persons. An excellent supper was
served by the young ladies'. John Hubbell,
who has been In the tin-shop the past year, has
moved to st. Adams, and d. W. Jenness Of st.
Johnsbury takes his place in the shop, -.
Mr. Lamora had his hand badly smashed last
week, while loading railroad iron =. Fifteen
young ladies from Craftsbury are camping at
Hainesvile springs. Mrs. John Stevens was
thrown from a carriage, Saturday, and slightly
injured. =. Several cases Of diphtheria are re.
ported in this vicinity. There was one death
from this disease in Stannard last week. :. Six
" fresh air children arrived in this place Fri.
day night and are distributed in village homes
and upon the farms. The republicans In
Hardwick are not disposed to follow the lead
ing of the Cdledonian nor the advice of George
William Curtis. Miss Hazen, who has
taught the school in the north district thi.
summer, was seriously injured last week by
being thrown from a carriage.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she was a Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cast a.
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OLIVER DITsoN g. co., Boston.
legal Nohfe5.
SAMUEL s. NAOoMRER,s ESTATE.

SAMUEL -. MAC1IMBERN ESTATE.
- STATE OF VERMONT District OF Washington So.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in and for said
District, on the 30th day Of July. A. D. 1884:
An instrument purpoItng to be the last viii and Tesla
ment Of Samuel :. Macomber late OF East Montpelier,
In said district deceased being presented to the Court
for Probate: II Is ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified to appear at
sion OF said Court to be held at the Probate Office in
Montpelier on the 29h day Of August A. d. 1884, and
show cause, II any they may have, against the Pro-
bate of said will for which purpose IL is further ordered
that notice Of this order be published three weeks
sively in the Vermont Waterman State journal,
printed at Montpelier previous to said time appointed
for hearing. BY the Court.-Attest.
60-62 A. c. AVERILL, Register.
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Rnsiness NoGres.

PUBLIC speakers and singers find B, H. Doug
lass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure
remedy for hoarseness.
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one year ago.. asa 1884 A,04S 741
PRICEs.-Cattle, 4@lOc u n. Working oxen, slOO@
go par or according to their value as beet Steers
sSOso with or without calves as may be agreed fa,Tow
yeaI-olds sa@SOi .hsee-yesTsolds' s2ssSiO, sheep
dressed hogs, 717l4c u b. Fat hogs. 6@6lSc q 10
Shotes retail 5&tlec u 10; Store pigs, 5@9c " ID. Veal
calves. 2}sS7c =; Brighten Ton, hides, 54$7IGr q n
sSsSb.e n r. cSuntry IeStIIc Lamb skins. I5esS5c
dairy skins. 25@5Oc; sheared pelts, l5@?5c.
n B.-Choice grade includes nothing but stall-fed
lloo@l 400 lbs bullocks. Extra and first quality in
clude the best large fat Second and third quality
includes and two and three-years old steers Extra
sheep includes cossets and when those Of inferior quail
ity are thrown out
REMARKS.-The demand for and small beef
cattle somewhat moderate j. Draper sold somt
mich cows at S32@60 ~ head j. b. Remick sold
mich at $30@85 a head; j. r. Coolidg,
& Son sold mich at s35e160 u head; A
Stone sold some milch at S50GS60 q, head A
n Monroe sold sixteen western steers, average 99 bs
at sac 70. eighteen. average l,46! rs at SIG cwt
and eighteen average l5l7 lbs. at e q t; J; Henry
sold some new mich COWS at 81 @60 f3 head Aldrcf
\ Johnson sold 1--WE common cows at SS5 u head; 4
Williamson sold two milch cows at S3s each A.
Piper sold some Ayrshire, Durham and Dutch cows,
good size. at $0@60 $head T. j. Courser sold eighteen
two and three old steers average $50 s at S42
for the lot There 5000 lbs of poultry at market
Mixed poultry sold at ~ and chickens at lS20c u n
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Read these Eminent Opinions of The
STORY OF THE BIBLE.

"Such book has long been wanted"
Right Rev. j. Ii. D. WMGFIKLD.
The value of the Story OF the Bible scarcely be
overestimated. Professor l., NJ, BLAcKwooD.
The book should be In the possession OF every family
In the land" Professor j. II. SHKDD.
e From experience and observation / most heartily
commendt." Rev. T. ii, SLOUGH
give II my hearty commentator. hoping every fam
lily will secure a copy" Rev. j. THuRsIoN,
" | am pleased to know OF its Introduction 10 our
households" Rev. Z. A. REESE,
Pastor Baptist Church Rutland
at Ia OF the few books sufficiently attractive to
command attention" Rev. j. j, Noe,
Pastor NJ y. Church, Middebury
at is an admirable book for any one who wishes TO
have connected view OF the greatest events of this
worlds history" CYRUs HAMLIN, ID, LID,
President Mddlebury College.
This Invaluable work." OF household treasure,
one eminent divine has termed II, viii be offered 10 the
people of this county by canvasses who sell II at price
that brings II easily within the means OF ALL 60 So
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Boston Produce Market.
Live Stock Market.

The following ia elegraphc report of the live stock
market at WATERFOWL and Brighton for the week ending
Tuesday A. gust S, 1884:
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BOSTON,, Dec. l2.-The following were to-day's
quotations o Butter, Cheese, EGGS &c:
Pork-Long cuts 16 50017 90; short cuts 16 80
GIT 90. backs $l6 500c17 90; light backs Is 0OG
SO so; lean ends IL OO@S17 50;prime mess 10 90
GIG so. extra prime at ia 5O;mess, IA O0@14 90;
Lard at 7ssG8c y ID for tierces; 8681sc for 10
ID pals; s1aGo%c for 5-fb pals; SA gee for J.
ID pals.
Fresh Beef-Fair steers at 6@9c y II; choice at
91s0l0e; Texas steers at 6@71ac; fancy heavy
binds 12@121 c; good do at 10@12c light 7a10c;
ties at 4@61sc; ribs al 6@S1sc; Pumps 10@121ac;
rounds at1@81sc; runp loins at 109171sc; loins
I7@2lc; light lU@l5c.
Deans-choice large hand picked pea at 65@
i 80 y bush choice New York small hand.picked
do at 65@1 10; small hand-picked pea. Vermont,
at 75al 80 !; common to good at 81 459l 90;
choice screened do al 40; hand-pcked med
/ 6001 90, and choice screened do 35(9l 40 COM
mon dol 25@1 80; choice improved yelow-eyes at
OOa2 10: old-fashioned yeIow-eyes l 90d2 90.
Apples-We quote good Crossings al IS; Pip
pins and Sweet Apples at l 80; common do 81 70;
Baldwins -s0l rs y Dbl; Hubbardston at 2 90 q
20 % Dbl. Evaporated Apples at 6a08c y tb.
medium to good hay at SIS c0@$l7 90; Eastern
tine $16 oOg$17 90; poor e12@$14; damaged So
9$l0; Eastern swale at OSLO Rye straw, choice,
$40 o0@S20 90, oat straw S9aSl1 % ton.
DuGter-W0 quote Northern creamery at 27Gz Csc;
New York and Vermont dairy, at 24G25c
fair tolgood 22a24c; choice Western fresh-made
creamery at z7ll25c; June oreamorios st 24a25c:
Western dairy at 7@18c; ladle packed at l5ln16c;
do fair to good lo@12c imitation creamery, choice,
zoo 21c. Jobbing prices range higher than these
quotations
Cheese-Choice Northern at 1214@121sc: fancy
higher; lower grades according to quality; West IL
(OllIaC.
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bis regard. You have something else to ask
the, PetP'' as she maintains an ominous ST
lence, but keeps up restless twisting that
will presently deprive his coat of button.
"Oh, Rex, do hate all Democrats, and
what il should quarrel with you about itP'
At this terrible thought she raises pair of
anxious hazel eyes to his face, only to find IL
drawn into preternatural gravity in his at
tempts to stife laugh which still Turks in
his glance.
swell, we won't worry about it for the
next four years anyway, my little politician,
and then may or may not be as Indepen-
dent as am now. A great deal will depend
on the way you settle the debts of this cam
paign."
Rex, if l will settle 1t now"-hidipg
laughing, conscious face from his sight
"will you promise not to vote for that nasty
party-directly or indirectly-as long as you
livh%'
What answer he makes TO her demand de.
ponent sayeth not, but will whisper to you
that the election wager was not long on Vix's
tender conscience.
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SheriG,s Sale,

CUMBERLAND SIS.
FTNAKEN on execution, and will be sold at public
Il auction on the second day Of January, A. ID.
1885, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Post
title and interest which Charles A Gof of Gray in
said county has had on the day of the attachment
thereof, on the original writ In the following de-
scrbed real estate situated in said Gray and boun
Oed and described as follows. to Wit: Beginning
the most NorthwesterlY corner of School lot, num-
bered one in the first division of lands in Gray.
thence running Southeast on the line Of said lot
eighteen rods thence South fortynine degrees West
to the road, thence the line of the road South
ery course, to land formerly owned by Reuben
Sawyer, thence Southeast by the Sawyer line and
land owned by Arthur Higgins to the corner of the
lot, and the first bounds named, containing seven
acres and one hundred and forty-three rode.
lso one other piece of land in said GRAY being
part of School House lot, numbered one, in said
Gray, in the first division of lots in said town, and
bounded rs follows: Beginning at the most West
ty-nine degrees east forty wo rods; thence North
hftyseven degrees East fifteen rods; thence North
eighty-four degrees, East twenty-six rods; thence
South eIgnLynve uegfees, EAST JwenBf-
the line of lot; thence Northeast tn line of the
lot, to the corner of the lott thence Northwest on
lot; thence SouthNestery to the Westerly corner of
said lot, being the bounds begun at. excepting
however 2 much of said land included in the bOun-
daries aforesaid with the buildings thereon Hen
ry Pennell has heretofore conveyed by deed to
Charles II. Starrett containing thirty acres more or
less.
The right title and interest of the said Charles A.
Golf In the aforesaid real estate, being half in
common and undivided,
Dated at Gray. this twenty eighth day Of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1884. RUFUS BERRY,
nov29d1 aw3wS* Deputy Sheriff.
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FOREaGN POR rs.

AR at Adelaide prev to 9Th inst. barque Hudson,
Carver, New York.
zie, Iollo; NOV s. G F Sargent Anterior, San Fran.
cisco.
At Hong Kong Nov 7th,. ships Grandee Evans,
for New YORK Emily Reed, sheldon. for 40 :;
Crest of the Wave, Thompson, and Wandering jew,
Tapley. do; Undaunted, Hamilton, for Victoria BE;
hate Davenport, Rowland do; Blanenard,
O4kes, INC; parQue Carrie HecKle, Simontonp New
York.
Ar at Burrard Inlet Nov 7. ship John DeCosta.
Robinson Victoria, TO load for Sydney, NSW.
Sid FIN Madeira Nov IL, brig Woodbury., Brown,
Ar at Hamburg I'd inst, barque Charlotte A Lit
Ar al Plymouth It'll inst, ship Red Gross, Thomp
Ar at Liverpool 7th, ship W R Grace Walnut
Ar st Queenstown 9Th inst. ship Coripga, Gibson,
San Francisco.
At Rosario Nov 1, barques d A Brayton, Huntley
for Boston; Add e-Kader. Leavitt, for Rio Janeiro
brig A j Pettengill, Dewev, for Boston.
At Buenos Ayres Nov z, barque Rachel Emery
Wyman; Archer, Tbbetts; fremont, Linnell; Shet
land, Haskell Lillian, Rumball. Au Sable, An
drews; Clotilde Higgins; WillW Chase, Uermott;
Jessie Macgregor, McFadden, and Sarmiento. Gould
unc; Mary Reed, Warren; j W Dresser, Parker
do; briggs Emma, Richardson, for New York; Amy
A Lane Carver and Ned White, Dow, unc; schs
Geo Jordan, Lyman, and Luis Rabel, Murphy
AR at Rio Janeirc 9th inst. ship Rembrandt, Nc
Gilvery. Boston.
At Demarara Nov %. briS G Packard. Robin
SEN from Boston, schs Muriel S Haynes. Carnage
from Norfolk; Elbridge Soulner. Fales, from Nor
folk.
At Fort Spain Nov 9th, sch Isaiah K Stetson
Trask from FeTnandina, ar goth.
AT Port au Prince Nov 9th, sch Fl Macombor
Tucker TO sai Dec Sd for Gonaives to load for Bos
ton.
At Turks Island Nov 29th, brig Stephen Bishop
Powers for Baltimore, log.
At Matanzas Dec g.. barques Batavia. Kelley, ane
Mstanzas, Simmons disg schs Grace Davis, Henley
do; Canton, Whittier. wig.
APOAE N.
Nov 26, about $50 miles W of Farralones. shiI
City of Brooklyn, Swan. from San Francisco fo
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(u!ttiiJCu.r:a
Miss Boynton's Case of Skin and Blood
Disease. The most Remarka-
BILE Cure ON Record.

have been afflicted for one year and nine months
with what the doctors called rupa. l wss taken
with dreadful pains in my head and body my feet
became so swollen that l was perfectly helpless,
sores broke out on my body and face my appetite
left me. could not sleep nights lost flesh, and
soon became so wretched that loDged to die In
this condition. after trying various remedies / en-
gagged two homeopathic physicians, Dr. and DR..
-, and was under their treatment year and a
half, and failed to get even temporary relief My
disease grew worse; my sufferings became terrible.
tried faith cure, but IL unsuccessful. Kind
friends then tried to get into the City Hospital,
but the superintendent after seng me, declined to
admit such mine there and said / would
not live Fix weeks unless was relieved.
On the Goth of April last, cent for DR.. NJ. +.
Blodgett, of Boston. He came, and after an exam
nation pronounced my case the most hopeless he
bad ever witnessed. My photograph, which was
then taken at his DESIRE while lay propped up in
bed, shows the disease as it appeared on my face;
but no picture could possibly indicate how much
pain and suffering l endured. The eruption had
increased to great burrowing foul smelling sores,
from which reddish matter constantly poured,
forming crusts of great thickness: Olher sores APP
SO weak that could not leave my bed.
In this condition, and by advice IF DIR. Blodgett,
began the use of the CuTCURA REMEDIES, the
REsoLvENT internally three times per day. and the
CUTIcURA and CUTCURA SOAP externally. In
just sixty days, June 90 was so far recovered
as 70 De ape 70 60 Jns e tSsg s
do the wonderful cure these remedies have wrought
in less than nine weeks. The sores have all disap-
peared from my face and body, my appetite and
strength have returned: am free from pain, my
flesh Is increasing, and l can go about and enjoy
life. My restoration to perfect health is now only
matter of few weeks. My friends think my cure
miraculous; and sh Il never cease to feel that the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES have sayed my life.
EMMA BOYNTON, 80 Chapman Street.
BosToN, MASS, July II, 1884.
Knowing the composition and curative value OF
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, I recommended them to
M IS Boynton, with the results above described
indorse her statement as faithful and true &C.
count of her sutferings and cure.
FIN. BLoDaETT, NJ. D.. HOTEL PARTHIA.
CUTIoURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price
CUTICURA, soc. SOAP, 25c. REsoLvENT. 81.
Potter Drug a. Chemical Co., Boston.
dec2 WS&W2W
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Gloucester Fish Market.


Georges Codfsh-We quote prime Georges at SAG
$414 y qtl for large and So for medium, Bank S214
and $zss; dry do So p qtl. Shores at $SA and So.
tape Shore $50; Cusk at sls @$25 y qtl; Had
dock at S1s4 " qtl; Hake So at; Pollock at $ls4 !:
slack salted Pollock S2as@2 n y qtl.
Boneess and prepared nsh Az to 41sc " ID for
Hake, Haddock and Cusk, and 414a6c for Cod
fish. Smoked Haibut at fOc " tb ;Smoked Salmon
at 17c Scaled Herring at l4c " box; No and
tncks at loo. Bloaters Acc; new Smoked Mackerel
&c ID.
Observation-Disclosures stock in first hands. There
are no Shore / on the market. Choice Shore rs
are firm at 50 so p Dbl, and 5s at So 5U@S4. Bay
Is $i4d$l7; large BAY rs $loa$l1
Herring-We quote Nova Scotia large split at So
y Dbl; medium do at So; Labrador at "a; large
gibbed at So.
Fresh Halibut--Last sales of Bank in fare lots at
IL and &c y ID for white and gray.
Market Fish-Last sales at L.25 W cwt for cod
fish, and SOC for pollock.
trout at SO p Dbl; Picked Goldfish and Haddock
at So. Halibut Heads at $31s Tongues So. Sounds
at $ll, Tongues and Sounds at Sl2, Alewives at
So N; Salmon at $l2: New Fins at Sl1; Fins and
Napes 81. No Shad $40; New Swordfsh S12.
Pure Medicine Oil at 85c ~ gal, crude do al 55c.
Blacklist Oil soc; Cod do 35e; Porgie do $500.
Porgie scrap atS12 " ton; Fish do $9;Liver do So.
Fresh ivers 6Oc % bucket
Fish Waste I'D 10y ton.
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In this city. Dec IL, Eunice S., widow of the
late John Leayitt. aged SO years months
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at o'clock, at No.
81 Chestnut Street Burial at convenience of the
family.
in this city, Dec. -, Verde May, only child OF
j. E. and Nellie NJ. King aged year IL days.
In this City, Edward, only son of John j., Jr
and Nora Conry
In Scarboro, Dec. IL, Joseph Sturtevant, M. d.
aged 65 years.
Funeral service Sunday afternoon at l o'clock, at
the Congregational Church
In Oxford, Dec. II. sally Hall King, widow of
Charles Durell, Esq. age6 81 years.
Funeral service on Sunday afternoon.
In Norway, Nov. "a, Mrs. Nancy Faunce, aged SO
years months
In Bath. Dec. 2. Eliza R., wife of Charles RUSSELL
aged 70 years months.
In South Paris Nov. 81. Mrs. L. F. Keene, aged
about 20 years.
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Brig Helen Phinney, wakely, from Philadelphia
for Matanzss, has been abandoned at sea- Crew
saved and landed at New York 18th by steamer
Muriel. The vessel registered 421 tons and was
built at East Deering in 1865 for Portland parties
She was condemned and sold few years since and
purchased by Philadelphia parties
Sch Helen G Mosely which arrived at Baltimore
18th from Charleston, lost mainsall, mainboom and
gaff, in squat off Hatteras.
Geo Could. of Eastport. seaman on board the schr
Emily Baymore, was lost overheard 9th eff Bridg-
tR.Ft
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, Dec. IL. by Rev. j. Nj. Williams
Clarence E. Purington of Exeter, N. H., ana Miss
Alice M. Webster of Chester, N. II.
In Saccarappa, Dec. 10, by Rev E. E. Bacon
irving COOK of Cumberland Mills and Miss Eyn ID
CLARK of Saccarappa.
Ia Saeo Nov. 26, Wilbur Fl. Milliken of Saco and
Miss Nettie Allen of Kenbebunkport
At Old Orchard, Nov. 81. q. Fayette Staples and
Mrs. Mary A. j. Hudson.
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l4ss.74


Sid FIN Pauillac 9Th inst, barque Edw d Jewett,
Smith. Havana.
AR at Demarara Nov 1S, sch Joshua Bragdon,
Nelson. Brdgwater; 22d, brig Packard, Rob-
inson, Boston.
Ar at Departure Bay Nov 26, ship Richard ILL.,
Mcintyre Port Townsend.
Spoken-Sept Both, lat rs s, lon 81 10, ship
San Joaquin, from New York for Calcutta, 40 days
out; all we'll. iBy Bsrque Woodside, at Buenos
Ayres Oct BOT
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Chicago Live stock Market.
Ru Talauranha

CHICAGO. Dec. 12-Hogs-R Receipts "a 600 head;
shipments 90 head; closed loo lower rough pack
ing at 1904 10 packing and shipping at A log
4 3712; light 90@4 20; ek ps 3 OdG4 0O.l
Oattle-neceipUs $500 nd; snipmenth 1000 head.
steady; Christmas beeves 80 al 30; export grades
0I06 90; good to choice shipping at 40G6 OU;
cominoD to medium 00@5 70, Texans at 25@
rs.
Sheep-receipts 25ooshpments 400 head; fairly
good at 00@3 5O;choice o0g4 40. Lambs 90
004 90,
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New York Stock and Money Market.
nv rotarroDhN

NEW YORK, Dec 12.-Money in good supply at
1@I1 per cent on call;prime mercantile paper A ~
@6 per cent. Foreign Exchange firm at 81 IA for
long for So u for short sight. Governments are
steady. State bonds quiet RAILROAD bonds are irreg
ular. Stocks closed weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
cd Alb 1l9 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations of
G0Yarnmant SAcuritiaR.
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Success is certain if you use the Congress
Yeast Powder in making cakes. etc. 1t is a
perfectly pure Cream Tartar baking powder.
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Is Removed by the Use of Cocaine.
And is stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair,
Burnefts Flavoring Extracts are the best.
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"What do you expect Santa Claus to bring
you down the chimney next Christmas?"
asked old Mrs. Docking of her grandehild,
Tommy. Grandmother, I am surprised that
aaperson of your age should still believe in
such childish things" was the reply of the
little fellow, who will be years old on his next
birthday
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Foreign Exports.

MATANZAS. SohT Pancbita-5l 80 shocks and
heads 100 prs heads 1000 box shocks 223 bbls Of
potatoes.
ST PIERRE,M MART. Bark Endeavor, 200 boxes
herring 6l8i shocks and heads 80 bbls mackerel
l62 packages fish,
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Under the Blue Goats.

Every United States military post is supplied with
Benson's Capcne Plasters. Scientific, quck-acting.
dec13 S&W&wnrm
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LUBEC, Dec 10 Ar schs Edith Cummings,
Murch. Portsmouth; Victory, Wilson, Belfast; lsl-
and Belle, Hill, kockland; Clara Jane, Allen. New
York;
Dec 9-Sld. schs Lookout, Whaien, and Mary
Pike, Cove, New York.
KENNEBUNKPORT, Dec 12-The following is
list OF vessels built in 1884.
Tonnage
Mch 18-Sch Matte Dyer, of Portland, 103.49
Z" 1S-Ella nj Doughty, of Portland. 71.36
May 9-Molly Adams. of Gloucester, 117.26
+" 15-Bradf1rd French, of Taunton, 92O.29
July I5--Mystery, OF Gloucester, 123.69
Aug 12-Pardon Thompson, New Bedford 1927
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flNANClAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily ssholea.ie saarIes.

Portland Daily " hOIeaaIe MARKET.
PORTLAND, Dec. IL
The Flour market shows no important change
with prices steady and limited demand. In Grain,
the market for Corn and Oats were very strong to-
day in sympathy viii better prices West; fair bust
doing. Sugar unchanged Lemons are about
SOC lower Apples steady with good export de-
mand Wednesday sound fruit ranged in Liverpool
at lis 3dg1is id. ALI the cotton factories in the
vicinity of Augusta, Ca have advanced the price of
goods 14c y yard. The mills are running on full
time.
The following are to-day's osing quotations of
Flour Grain Provisions Re-
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

PORT CLYDE Dec 10 and liar, schs Charlie
& Willie from Rockland for Providence Eastern
Belle do for New London; Medford, Bangor for
Quinn, Annapolis. Ms for do: Roysl Areana, from
St John, NIB, for New York; Thos Christine Bear
River for Boston; Sandalphon do for do: Myrtle
Purdy st John. NIB, for do; Bertha Maud do Tor do
Marie Calais for do; Careesa, Ellsworth for Port
land Arboreer, do fof Boston; Lanrel, do for Ply
mouth.
In port, waiting wind, sch Hattie Turner, for
Boston,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-12-13
European Markets.

By Telegraph)
LIVERPOOL Dec. 12-12.3O Motion market
-aplsnds at Us d. Orleans at 6d;ssles 900 bales,
speculation and export 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, December l2.-Winter wheat Sc 8d
rs; spring wheat IS 8dd6s Id; California average
6s 8d@6s 1Od; club at Is 1Od@7s; Corn at rs I'd
peas IS lid Provisions etc.,-Pork at 72s Cd; ba-
con at 36s Cd tor short clear Cd for long clear
lard BIS; cheese at Sos: tsllow at 34s Cd.