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and. if not fast. are invariably good
driving horses. He has several
fast Young horses which are likely
To drop into the 23o list at amy
tune. Last year hr took the first
premimm IN the class for best stall
lion for rising grntlcmcn'N driving
horses, and he is entered III the
same class 1t the New England
Fair
). II Mace. OF Smithticld. has a
COW and cali, grade llcrclordS
Cow, three yemS old. Also a bull
grade Durham and Hereford, )
months old, ) feet > inches girt and
100 pounds weight. Sired 10y Raj
dc.
VI W. Norton. of New Portland,
shows five cattle. One a Durham
bull. 3 years. feet > inches, and
Loo pounds. y COW, half Jersey
and halt llolStrln. She common
ced giving milk four and halt
months before She calNcd, and has
not been dry since. One of her Is
months old calves was sold for : 10.
weight 1900 pounds. Also Il sin
months cali, Hereford on side OF
sire, wcighing so pounds 1T the
age OF > months. Also COW,
grade Durham and three years old.
She is followed 10y a calf 3 weeks
old, Il fine thick set little fellow and
very much OF a beauty.
The Brooks Brothers, of Palmyra
one grade Hereford bull. > mou lis.
40 pounds, sired by Eastern Prince
which WAS Imported 10y Bullcigh X
Bodwcll. dam Durham COW, One
pair 10.year-old oxen gilting : feet
inches, and weighing 5000 pounds,
entered for the pulling match, Al
so one pair grade llcrrtordS, / years,
q feet II inches, 5000 pounds. en-.
tered in the pulling match.
John Bunker. of Mercer, one bull
full bloodcd Hereford, Cashier, j
years old, dam imported, and u IT..
mote strain on sire'S side from the
l llueTNOOu nclu.
Il. c. Mosher, of NorridgcWock
one bull. Prince Albert, > years old,
seven cights Hereford, weigh; l10C
pounds, and of Il remarkably fine
build
c. a. Atkinson, of Norrid grwock
one bull, thorough bred Hereford
years, name Radio, imported by
Burleigh and Bodwcll. Oac fat
heiier, 3 years old, girt I feet, !
inches, gr.rs fed, and entered III tho
tat cattle class. Also one COW and
calf, COW six years old and a tinC
breeder. y number of others, III all
twenty, among them pair of twin
cows, Years old.
Columbus Hilton, of New Port
land, one bull, Herclood thorough
bred; also grade Durham COW and
calf; COW entered i'll the class oj
stock cattle. Also one pair 3ycar
old steers, entered matched steers
girt q feet Il inches.
G. q. Walker, of New Portland
one grade Durham heiier calf ;
months old, one thoroughbred Her
etord bull, Somerset. Also one
grade Hereford bull calf, I mouth,
old, sired by Somerset
J. NJ. Curtis, of New Portland
one grade Durham COW, fifteen six
teenths Durham and & years old
Also one grade Hereford bull, II
months old, and weight 1850, nan'
Duke of Somerset. Also one pal
calf steers, grade lIeretordS,
months old. handy i'll discipline
weight 1925, grit . feet = inches
Also one yearling hcitcr, entered
best yearling.
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Choice Receipts,

PRESERVED WATERMELON RINn.-Cut off
the outer rind and all of the red part from the
inside; cut the rind in strips or squares, and
boil in liberal quantity of syrup, allowing Il
pound and quarter Of sugar i'll Il quart of wa
ter to pound Of rnd Make the syrup first
and clarity it with white of egg; skim and add
the rind. Simmcrmt quite transparent; remove
the rind, boil down the syrup onc-thrd, then
pour it over the rind.
PICKLING RIFE TOMAToEs.-To one gallon
of ripe tomatoes, peeled, add two tablcspooniuls
of mustard, two Of black pepper, two of alspidc,
one of cloves; all the seasoning mustbc ground /;
cover them with vinegar, let them scald, but not
boil, three hours. BE sure to select firm toma-
toes for picking.
Sour PlckLrs.-Wash and soak your cucum-
bcrs, which should be a little larger than the
first finger, in strong salt water over night.
Next morning put them on in diluted vinegar
to scald for few moments, covering them with
grape leaves and lump of alum the size of a
gooseberry. When hot through, place in your
stone jars and pour over them hot clear vinegar
with teaspoonful of sugar to quart of vine
gar.
MoLAssEs CAKE A simple molasses cake
made with three eggs, on cup of molasses, on'
cup of sugar, one quart of -four, one large spoon
full of soda, and a half cup of sour milk. Add
the soda dissolved in the sour milk last. Sea-
son with ginger alone, or with ginger, cinnamon,
and cloves Roll out, cut into cakes and bake
i'll good oven,
{ Nnttr
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Livery stable keepers should always keep
Arnica " Oil Linimont III the stable. nothing
like il tof hor,tS
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Somerset IS.

Al Courl of Probate hold at Sk1N -,ll.
within aud for the County of somerset, on th'
1oulth Tuesday of August a. ID. 1855, Mis- SUI
san Lphglry and Mrs. Eva l.. Whitney, hons,
and Perry :. Longley, Administrator; Of III"
estate of Ccmrntnc \. lluughton, laicof Iill e.
h1m, in sud County. deceased. having prcSru-
ed their petition, that Perry :. Longley admI.,
OF sad estate he licensed to sell and convey tile
Read Estatc ut SAID deceased. rs described ll'
said pe titinn, aud for causes therein set forth
viz: htcauSc the heirs thereof, live in different
states and cannot dispose of their separate
estates without loss Ordered: THAT III"
SAID Petitioners give notice to all persons I'M
tercstcd. by causing Il copy OF this order t. h'
published three weeks successfully in The
Somerset Reporter, printed at SkowhcEau ~
they may appear n II Probate Court to be hrlt
ut said SliowheSau on the second Tuesday o'
October next ut nine of the clock in the lur'
nom. and show cause il any they have why
the same should not he allowed. FIRST puhi
cation to he thirty days before said second
Tuesday of October.
TURNER BUSHNELL, judge
Attest -. II. GOODWIN, Register.
a true copy.
s H. GOODWIN Register.
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Whereas Henry c. Luce of New Portland ~
the County of somerset, by his mortgage drud 1t.
dated the Ninth day of May \. ID. lss4 and i7-
corded i'll the Somerset Registry of Deeds ni
Book laO, Page MI conveyed to me. the under
signed, II cerain parcel of K al Estate. sttE,. Il
in NV Portland IN the County of Somcl-'
aud founded aad described H. follows. to W.T.
bounded uullheriy lay land of Nathaniel llr
oft and the County road leading from " =
New Porf land 10 Inem SuuIhrrly by .ad
of sal Y Adams and land formerly ot DcNl 0
Vaughn; Eastery by land formerly of DcAii
VAUGHN aud land OF Bcitj imin kilkcnucy and
Westerly by land of sally Adams and by tu,
road leading from Hamn'- Mills, so called, r.
the road leading from New Portland to Fro
man by land If Nathaniel Elliott and In,
tlie same farm conveyed Wy Benson Luce Fl,
Henry & IucH lay deed dated May ., 1852 p. %
whereas the condition ut slid motglgr II'
been broken. now Therefore, hy reason ul OIL.
hHeaeh 81 3hr condition thcrco claimu tIr
closure ot sid mprt4lg
Pennington, August 5th 1s-5.
5"a5 HENRY CARNlll
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Notice ofForeclosure,

Whereas james Davis of Mercer in the cons.
ty OF somerset, by his mort gage decd dated
the nineteenth day OF November A. ID. l5'l,
and recorded in the Registry of Deeds Tor
said somerset County, Vol l01 on page %. cnu.
Neyed to one George Cover II certain parcel of
real estate situated in said Mercer, County and
State aforesaid, aud described as follows to Wit;
on which he lived ut said time, con
tanning sixty acres more or less, with one HAN
the dwcllln. house, and all the buildings ou
The farm, and including All the land thai WIS
conveyed to said james Davis by Richard ANA
samuel Look by their deed. bearing date oct.
3Dth, 1Sii aud and recorded III Vol. 81 of tine
somerset Registry on page ji3 and by sam
ucl aud John Dickcrsun and GCnr-r
" Muncry by their deed dated April.
II. lS5l. and recorded in Vol - of sud Somcr-
sci Registry on page 2l5: and whereas sal
Cover to Daniel lIowcs ny his deed of ASST
mcni dated Aug -. AID 1861, and recorded in
said somerset Registry of deeds, Vol. rs. on
page l3J; and the SAID Daniel llowcs by his
last VIII and testament devised and bequcal he'd
SAID mortgage deed and the ella i'm, demand or
debt thereby secured, to Mercy q Howcs, and
the said Mercy q. lIowes assigned said mott.
gagc deed aud the claim, demand or dcb1
thereby secured 10 the undersigned by her
deed OF assignment hearing date the twentieth
day of May. a. ID, 1876 ana recorded In Va.
l0l; and whereas the Condition OF said mort.
gaze his been broken, now therefore, by reason
OF the breach of the Condition thereof | claim
u foreclosure of said mort gaze
Dated ut SioWhcgin tins tWcnty-siNth day
of August \. ID. lss5 .
CORDELIA FARRAND.
3t31 BY Merrill ~ tnlln her ANY -,
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ADVICE TO liOTuERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of yout
rest by a rick ehnd suffering and crying with pam
of cutting tcclR II 80, soma at once and get bot
tie of Mrs WiSsLcW Soothing SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN rEErillSG. 1t value Is lnCLlculAble 1t
viii relieve the pO'r itlu sufferer Immediately.
Depert upon IT, mothers, there is no mistake
about IT, :. cures dlsscntcry and diarrhOea, reg
uates the stomach andbuwels, cures wind cole
soltens the gums reduces Inflammation, aud gives
tone and enegy to The Whole system. Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYltUr For CHILDREN IEETnlNU
Is pleasant 10 the taste, and Is the prescription Of
one oi the oldest AID best female nurses aud ply
,icaiism thc United states, and islor sale by all
druggists tn oushOnt the world. Price Is cents
Il boitc.
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CuNrtrE /


NTW01T W-IT N ITIN NNTNg
Fog wears. uuj given up by physicians, IF
Rrisht'> and other kidnr, diseases liver COM
r,1int. severe coughs. called consumption, have
been cured.
II om,1i gan, nearly ar0;Y it'''
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness. wake
tilnc~~. and various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn ont Of shape from cNcrutiating
u1u-> " rhcuma,i>m. iuhamm1torv and chron-
ir, os suffering from >crntua.
Fr,~iucla>
'Saltrhcum. blood poisoning, dyspepsia. judi-
-c~tiou, and in fact almost al diseases frail'
Nature is heir TO
Have been cured hy Hop Bit,crs, proof Of
which can he found in every ncishborhood in
the known world.
I ,y-Nonc genuine without bunch Of green
Hops on the white lhcl, Shnn all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Ilop" or "llop," in their
name.
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Fat al ltfaftlr8ul cnl,rcut tome, Use
tiNters Ntadt5t' lluc- Every hottie war
rant 81
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FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
fremont and John Brooks

Al elnately leave FRANKLIN WHARF Port
land, at O'clock, + NJ, aud INDIA WHARF,
Boston, ut O'Clock, = NJ. tStlndayS excepted
Passengers by this line secure a comfort die
night rest and avoid the expense and inru-
vcnience of arriving IN Boston late ut might
III j. T. LiSCOMB Gen Agent
March, 1851.
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Many persons seriously damage
their eyes by forcibly rubbing them
when drowsy, especially when
awakening in the morning. To
strengthen the eyes. to relieve them
when congested and to remove
chronic inflammation in the eyes, pru.
rient discharges, etc, nothing is
equal to bathing them frequently
with water, at first tepid, but after
ward lowering in temperature to
absolute GOODNESS.
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F. G DORHHOFF, Upholsteror.

One Of the brsl still with and prepared to do
kind, o line from making old lounges to making
he asked My stock Carpets,
cloths Window Shades Fixtures Mirrors and Feathers
very large selected My line oil Chamber Sets range from
to Ash Chamber Sets made especially Tor mel are akn1W
edged be the hest i'll the market have one full lHn
lame will sell for $50 FORMER price So One elegant Par
Sod ISL Chamber will close during the month OF lWbSt o0
go
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KEEP IT PURE
= hc Life j. the boOd-Prcvcsf piscasc--Sur-
gerry the Inst Il, sort. Telling Letter.

he LIZ, j. the blood-Prrvcsf Disca.e-Sur-
gerry the Inst II SORT. Telling letter.
3d. .....,. D.. n.,,,. ,,.o. IT..
Is u i'O' w, w ~ a. ''''iiN
NVUival s.ltn'' I'loN ..'' "a"
LYON ,o,i, ct fn, r,ris n il fr ms
Nom comparative! lew 'au1' :. IT Is h'T lni ,
't"N"'' ~ sum 'i'N,, ' ,', -, ",
them app, airing almost directly opposite in
n their natures. When m"dlca preparation
acts at once upon the digestive aud urinary
org vas. and also pnrliie> the h'ool, lhe us, 81
difficulties subject to its control * dSunlSh us.
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You are allowed a free triaiof hiriy days of the
use OF DIR. Dyes Cclcbr tea oitac Belt with Etc-
trlc Susp.nsury Appliances, for The speedy relief
and pc mancnt cure OF Nervous Dubiii y, loss OF
Ntiityand Manhood, and AL Sludrcd troubles
Also, iurinany other diseases Complete re,tura-
ton 10 health viaor and manhood guaranteed No
risk Is Incurred. illustrated pamphlet. with full
information, terms, etc. nlallrd free by address.
ing Noltllc Belt Co, Marhall, Mich.
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Bucklen'S Arnica SaIve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rhcum Fever Sores,
letters, Chapped Hands, Chilblaius, Coms, and
all skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
p cents per box. For sale by lloratio W.
Gushing.
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Fdrnrr'S Ioi ".

Nome farmers adhere, oven against the full
liEht Of tact and discovery to tlip Old fashion
cd folly OF cusornS butter with carrots, unnat-
10, AMI inferior substance, not With>tandIng
Butter Color, prepared by Wells, Richardson Il
Co Burlington, VT Bt scores ct the best agri-
cultural Fairs it has received the highest
award over al competitors.
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Notice of Foreclosure,

s. il. GOODWIN, Register
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\ Nouue En- fish -lrl ,u India Ina, hccomc il
buddhist hen asked Wht sh" dil 80 shc re
pled: Il know On which side NY bread is
GndGeledf
L Is said divorces n.c multiply ing II can
not lie tue, EoweYer n a divorce from Its
very nature must hC div duI
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The blighting effects of Impure blood are sad
to behold III those we meet day by day. This
ought not ana need not a. 50. IdrsOH's Pur-
gattre Piis make aeW lich blood; taken onr II
night for wave weeks Will change the blood
in the entire ~ > cm.
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Tired languid Dull

Exactly expresses the condition Of thousands Of
people ut this season. The Oppressive effects Of
warm weather, and the weak condition Of the
body, can only BE- corrected BY the use q re-
liable tonic and blood purifier like Hoods Sar-
sspAEilla. Why suffer longer when . remedy Is
70 close at haAAl Take Heea's 6arsapaSilla
nsv.. Is vill Gvs yeA untold wealth In hsalsh.
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RuRDOCk
BLOOD
B1TTERS!
BURDocK BLOOD Z! BITTERs
That Ache in Small of Back.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
BELIEVES
Weary, Aching Bones.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA.
Dyspepsia.

GEHrs:-I feel Il my duty to say re-
specting Burdock Blood Bitters, that it is
the best medicine ever took. l suffered
and dyspepsia, s as we'll we'll as from liver and
kidney complaint. ] was not able to at.
lend to my business. My wife was afflicted
In much the same way. Weread ofyour
Bitters in the papers and made up our
minds that VIC would try them. The result
b,my wife and 1 began to improve at once.
. and am now able to do moro hard work
Than before in ten years. 1t relieved my
kidney troubles as well. We both wish
you, the makers of it, Godspced.
JOSEPH LANDON,
Chelsea, VT
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POETRY.
Docs Anyone Care for Father

Does uyouc care Aught for father
Does anyone think of the one
Upon hose tired, hcut shoulders,
Tho cares of the family come
The father who strives for your comic T.
And tolls on from day unto day,
Although his steps ever grow slower
And his dark locks are turning gray
Doc any one thulI Of The due bills
tie, called upon daily to pay,
Alillnrrs' hills, college bills. book bills,
There are some kind of billscVcly day
Like u patient horse IN Il ucad-mil,
lie works ON from morning till night;
Dues uNonr think lie Is tired,
Does anyone make his home bright
l. u right Just because he looks troUlla Il
To -al he's eros, rs a hear
Kind words, little action, aud kindness,
Mi-ht Danish his burden o. care
lis for You ne Is ever So anxious,
iIrWill toll for you while he may livri
In rctdru he only asks kindness,
Aud such pay is easy to give
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To ihe peope ol TIM, County w would say we
have been -iscu the Aselcy ol Dr. Muchi's Italian
Pli, Ointment emphhicaly guaranteed to cure
or u.ouey refunded lnto'la, External, Blind,
B,cdug or Itching fits. Price tUc. Il box. No
Cure, No Pay. For "a, by "'Nby " Buck, Drug
gist~
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FARM AND GARDEN.

For this department, correspondence is solicited
brief suggestions, facts, experiences, accounts al
crops, stock. etc. Address Agricultural Editor
SOMERSET REroRTER Skowhegan, Me.
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silk socks are cheaper than Xix stockings
II seems hardly necessary to explain that they
come lower because they do not come so high
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Il lief brought mine schmall puN init ae :"
said n German ledger 10 the undlady. "Oh
you wretch )" she screamed. And me here
here with four little innocent children that
amt vaccnatcd."
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No preparation could have made such repu-
tation as Salvation Oil has lin so short timc)
without intrinsic merit Of the highest order. 1t
Kills poin. Prize Is centa 4 hottls,
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The late-t thing un wheels is the Kangaroo
bicycle. As II Is hi thly recommended by phy
slchlns, the public VIII find it an 'umoosn lit
Tie cuss.'
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Notice Of Second Meeting.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMEsEr SIS: COURT or INsOINENCY.
In the case of Mark y kuight of Skowhcg Il, in
said county. lnsolytnt Debtor
This is 10 give notice that pursuant 10 an older
Court therefor, second mt citing ol The Creditors
said Insolvent Debtor VIII be he'd at the 'loEa
Court Room in Skowhesan IN said County. on
Tuesday the 18th day Of October a. ID. ISIS, AT
ore o'clock in the afternoon.
Attest: s. II, GOODWIN.
2w'j Register OF said Court.
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Notice OfbjS APPOINTMENT as ASSIGNEE.

Al SRoWhegin IN The County Of Somerset and
State OF Maine the first day Of September A. d..
1885, The undersigned hereby give notice OF his
appointment as Assignee OF the estate Hiram u.
Nichols Of Highland in sand County of somerset
Insolyent Debtor, who has been declared an In
solvent upon his petition by the Court OF Insolvcn-
cy for said County OF Somerset.
2w36 d. $. COLLINS, Assignee.
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Notice Of Second Meeting.

STATE UF MAINE.
SOMERSET S. COURT or INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF Edward {. Nc. Council OF the Forks
In said county Insolvent Debtor
This Is to give notice that pursuant 10 an order
OF Court therefor second meeting Of the Creditors
OF said insolvent Debtor will be held ut Probate
Tuesday l3th day OF October. A. d. la5. Al one o.
clock In the afternoon.
Attest: Q. II. GOODWIN.
San 8s4l1eeg6l M COast.
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TIE EffECrs AFTER TAKING ADAMSON's BO.
tanie lalsuln are Il soothing and controlling
influence uNtr any cough or 60 ii. promoting
rest, al avtng The tickling sensation III the
throat and CAUSING Il healthy eXpcctoration.
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Some of the farmers in the town
of Leeds are introducing little
practical cooperation. The corn
canning business has been carried
on in that town in II small way for
two Years past. Parties failing
this present year TO continue the
business, the farmers themselves
have prepared to put up and sell
their own corn. An experienced
party has been engaged to put IT
up, one of their own numbcY who
is an experienced salesman is to
sell it, and those who raise the
corn are TO divide what they get
out of it, The ems are all made
ready for the work. a choice ar
ticle of canned corn sells readily to
the home trade. Plenty Of oppor-
tuniIics for sale have already been
rendered.
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LIVE MEN

Invested 10 take orders for Trees, Vines. Shrubs
and general line Of Nursery Stock. Only thos
= VITO efe over Is years Of age and can furnlsh III
veg bret references need apply. To The right me
- can give employment the year round k1pe
deacs not necessary. r. g.. CHASE CO.
P44bgRTON So, BOSTON, MASS. We pay al
expenscs and good.
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\ northwestern odilor dec ines to marry be
Gus great mons sons hardly ever amount to
any hing.
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Notice Of Assignee Of his Appointment.

At Skowhegan in the County Of Somerset and
STATE OF Maine the 25th day of August A. ID. ls>5.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his np-
puiniment a. Assignee of the estate OF Lcountd Ii.
Leighton of Athens in snid County CT Somerset,
lnsoyent Debtor, who has been declired an Insol.
vent upon his petit ion by the Court of Insolvency
for said County of Somerset.
2s3j VIM MCLAUGHLIN, Assignee.
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M a A ri a.
A. an anti naiarlal medicine
DIR. DAVID kENNEDY'S
EAVCR!TE REMEDY

has won golden opinions No traveller should con
slider his outfit complete unless tilcludcs bottle Of
this medicine. II yon are exposed to frequent
changes OF climate, foo! ana water. lavoriic Remedy
should always be within your reach l. Csrcls ma
and maarial fever In tie world 1t 1, espccinliy Of
ferod as trustworthy specific for tEccuic Of Kidney
ind Liver complaints Cuust patton all disorders
arising from mn impure state Of the blood T. women
who suffer from any Of the Ms peculiar to thclr sex
Favorite Remedy Is constantly ptovtn; itself
failing fricnd-a real blessing. Address the proprie
tor, DR.. D. Kennedy, RondUut. N. Y. 81 bottle fos
g. by all druggists
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rs confidence in mankind on the iucrcasc?''
asks liz Baltimore Telegraph. Leave II water
melon ON your front steps uVrr n'ght and
make Il test cast.