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Terna, Garden, Home.
Wood ashes as a Fertilizer.

There are few If ANY fertilizers In the
market that possess so many desirable qusl-
tiles as good wood ashes; being rich IN
potash, and having fair proportion OF
pbosphoric acid, they supply two impor-
tant materials that Is deficient In m"st
soils. But there are other important ele-
ments that are not only benencial out in-
portant for plant growth. Wood ashes
contains large quantities Of lime; not
stone lime but lime that is finer aud more
soluble; 1t having once been In condition
to enter plants, 1t again readily comes into
a condition 10 be taken up by growing
plants much more so than the common
stone lime. Ashes contain two other i'm
pprtapt elements, namely, magnesla ana
silica; these are both necessary for plant
growth, and like the lime; they are In the
right condition to be readily taken up by
the growing plants. In fact wood ashes
being the mineral elements OF vegetation,
they contain all OF the mineral elements
for the growth of other vegetation, ana
that, too, In the best possible conaitioh'
because b wing once been taken up by
growing vegetation, they have been o,sia
ed into small particles and made soluble IN
water, and they readily return to the same
condition again. This is an important fact
that is generally overlooked. fertilizer
might DC well supplied with important eie-
ments of plant food, yet be In such condi-
ton as to be Of no possible use to the
growing pant for several years after 1t Is
applied.
il the farmer could be sure Of getting
good pure wood ashes at the price usually
charged. it would be for his interest to buy
them for almost any crop he grows on bis
farm. While the benefit the first year may
not be as much as some other fertilizers, the
second, and for four or five following
years the benefit on many soils Is great.
The doubt about the quality has deferred
many from buying ashes In large quaint.
ties. While there are some ashes analysed
worth from 30 to 40 cents busbel, there
are others that will not analyze worth
more than half as much. II some way
could be devised by which sae price could
be fixed to correspond with the quality, to
positive certainty, the farmer would feel
that he WAS getting his moneys worth, but
as long as be has to buy, as he now doss,
he will be very likely to think he Is being
cheated, when in point of fact, he IL get
ting more value than he pays ior.-Mdss'
PlOu0hmdn.
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sore Throat Hosrrenese. Trochcs, l3c. Liquid 2sc.
ssRsuGh 81 Rats,"
Clears out rats, mice, rosches, ne-, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. ioe- Dtuggss'
Heart Palma.
palpitatiop Dropslcal Swellings, DIE Ind
eestlon. Headache, slccplessness, cured by "Welfs
Health Remover
"Reush On Corps."
Ask for Wells though on Corns." lsc. Quick
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, hnnohS
Rsush on Pain Peroused Plaster.
Strengthening improved. the beet for baeksohe'
mains in chest or side. rheumai SIN, neuralgia,
Thin People.
"welrs Health Remover restores health anH tiso ~,
rnres Dyspepsia, Headache, Nervousness, peolh'9
81.
Wboopins Cough,
and the many throat affections 81 children, prnhpi
w pleasantly ard safely relieved by "hough on
Coughs" troches, he, Bs-an, nc
Motherp.
If you are falling, broken. worn out, and nervous
use "WglIs' Health Renewer" 81 Druggists
Life Prcserver.
II you are losing Your srir on; hte, Try "ei''
Health Remover" Goes direcutn weak spots.
.Roush on Toothache
In.,ant relief for Neuralgia. Toothache, Earaehe.
Ask for though on Toothachc." Is and % cents
Pretty Women.
Ladies' who would retain ireshness and viYaeiiy
don't fail 10 Try "well-' Health Reviewer
Catarrhal Throat Affections.
Hacking, Irritating Coughs. Colds. Sore Throa,
cured by Rough OIL Congh-,' Troches' l3c'. Liquid
10 cts.
Trough on Itch"
"Rougf on Itch" cures humors, ernptons, ring
worm. letter salt rheum, frosted feet, chiosins
The Hope ofshe Nation.
Children, SLOW in development puuy, sorawny and
delicate use "Wells Health Renewer-
Wide Awnke
three or four honrs every night coughing. Get i'm
mediate relief and sound reri oy n-lns .s 4" e''s
aRough on Coughs" Troches. l5c.; Baram' &c.
"Roush on Pain" Porou.ed Plaster,
STRENGTHENING improved the best for back each,
main. In cheat or eide. rheumatism. neuralgia.
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l. NV son. place not 10 thy lips the
rolled leaf Of Nicotidnd Idbdcum, for It's
taste is offensive, and will impair the sweet
uess of thy breeth.
2. For the nasty he-soAt cheweth 1T,
and the foul green worm loveth 1t.
3. But rather make IT into decoctio on
to drive from thy plants the troubleso me
fly and the pestiferous spider.
4. Or sprinkle it over thv vines to keep
away the bug tnat eateth them.
8. Or burn il, SO that the smoke thereof
will purify the incuoating nests OF thy
hens.
G. Then for thy nea'ness and thought
full care, thy spouse will put her arms
around thee, and thy daughters regard thee
with affection and reverence.
7. And thy plants will flourish as the
Creep bay, tree. and thy vines be loaded
with fruit-and thy life will be prolonged.
8. Use not profaue language toward thy
mule, lest he lay back his ears and kick
thee; nor toward thy OK, lest h. become
excited and refuse to labor; nor toward
the man who serveth thee; nor yet to any
member Of thy household; for unruly
speech will not bring rain or blessing.
g. But let thy words be gentle and thy
voice mellifluous; show benign counte
pance to thy enemy as well as to thy
friend, and he will cease his revilings and
no longer trespass on thy fields.
TO- And thy affairs shall prosper ex-
ceedingly, and thy life run as smoothly as
u river of water.
IL. What thou doest, do as it should be
done.
H. The tree that is planted unseemly
will not grow; and in the season thereof
when thou puttest thy hand upon its fruit,
it will not be there.
10. The seed thou sowest should be
sown Alright: if too deep the cold earth
will destroy it; If too shallow, the droutb
and the wind will iDjure lt-and when the
harvest comes thee will be no harvest,
and thy little ones will cry for bread
Prairie Fdpmer.
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Never GIVo Up.

If you IRE suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu'
tion, headache, or any disease of bilious
nature, by all means procure bottle OF
Electric Ritters. You will be surprised to
see the rapid improvement that will follow ;
YOU will be inspired with new life; strength
and activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice
in the praise of Electric Bltters. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by, Horatio w. Cush-
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M ALAR RIA.
AZ an anti malarial medicine
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY

has won golden opinions No traveller should con-
slider his outfit complete unless It includes bottle Of
this medicine. II you are exposed to frequent
changes Of climate, food and water. Favorite Remedy
should always be within your reach II e1pels ma.
and malariai fever in the world 1t Is especially Of
fered Trustworthy specific for the cure OF Kidney
arising from an impure state Of the blood To women
Who suffer from any Of the rs peculiar TO- ,heir sex
failing frend-a real blessing. Address the proprie
tor, Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout. n Y. u bottle, for
8, by all druggists
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A Thrilling Story.
A. Told By aiNsereAant In Troy; n. "a
life and Daughter T. scaped nm Aweful Doom,

As Told sy .lMereha.t in Troy y. "a
wife and Daughter Escaped an Awefui Doom,
OF the hundreds III acc 'unts OF remarkable cnr,s
wrought by Dr. KENNEDl's FAVoRlfE REM
the following The person. mentioned are among
he most highly respected in the city OF Troy, ana
the -ory M told by the father VIII prove Interesting
to all readeis.-Eo.
DR.. Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y:
DEAR SIR; Ny daughter was afflicted with severe
growth OF Fungus. TO remove it we had resorted to
almost every remedy and suited the most promi'
neut surgeons and physicians. Dr., OF Troy,
SAID that surgical operation would bt necessary
but fearing fatal re-ufts hesitated some OF ina
physicians claimed that i wa. CAUSED oy one tn,ng
and disfIe ,,red her looks Having heard o DIR. Ken
nedy's FAvoRITE REMEDY working so thorough
" ON the blood deter mined To try IT. to see II ms
mciicine could do wha doctors had failed TO do and
surgeon had hardly dared to undertake. can say
In truth tina, the OF this trial wa. re complete cure
Kennedy,s FAvORITE REMEDY acne effected H.
We used nothing else, for other thng- had complel-
ely failed My daughter to day e,Joyes vigorous
health aud to Favorte Remedy alone is the credit
due. My wife also was very poor IN heai'h, cue 10
some v,r difficulty with which she had suffered a
long time until she b, came very much reduced in
fesn. tialof Dr. Kennedss Favorite Remedy
| has resulted in the complete restoration OF her
| health, which ehe had not enjoycd Tor years.
Sh HIS gained in Il Ssh and streug n and thus &c.
cured perfect health and this Is nuB ESTiRELf
| for myself being engaged in the grocery and com
mission busn, S. which makes necessary for me to
test the quality Of diff rent tices IKE butter, etc,
my sense OF taste my stomach were seriously IN
| iured Ever, thing seem ID to nausrate me, aud
fearful of dyspepsia IN it. most form, tried
DIR KENNEDi'S FANORlfE REMEDY. Inc
first bo tie al ,rded mmeate relief and from that
day to this can say that favorite Remedy has re-
| stored me to o.rfect health hese are facts that
| chim proye that Dr. Kennedy Favorife Remedy is
| the br-t medicine The world for those afflicted
with the above difficulties IL any NE III tue city OF
| Troy doubts the ruth OF these statements let him
| come. To me and will prove them. | nave recon-
| mended Fa,orlte Remedy to hundaeds and with
| good result. 1sufs, etc., ..,x-ax,
| Co. CANAL aud Nnunt Troy. NY. Alta
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kENNEBUAk ME-, sept. %, Ic$f
Bradley's Phosphate pays good interest on my
farm have used several varieties OF Fertilizers Tor
twenty years, by way Of experiment, and among
them All none has given me such grand me such
grand results as Bradieys Phosphate, and am irce
10 express the fact to all, ana l know whereof
speak. Hereafter Bradley's Pho phate wiz Dc my
r.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sck child suffering and crying with pam Of
cutting teeth II so send at and get bottle OF
MRs. wlNsLows! SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
rExrnIN0. II value 10 incAlculabe II will relieve the
moor little snnerer Immediately. Depend upon II,
mothers, there 10 no mistake about 1t. II cures dis
rentery and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind collie, softcne the gume, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and enegy to the whole
svstcm Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOB
CHILDREN TsKraNe 10 pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
nurses and physicians 10 the United States, and Ia
ior rale by all druggists throughout the world
Price AZ cents . bottle.
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Notice of Fore closure.

Whereas Vim. B. Moore and Charles +. Moore OF
Bingham County of Somerset state Of Maine by
their Mortgage Deed dated Oct 14th 1875 Conveyed
to Betsy H. Turner Of Bingham parcel OF land in
said town OF Bingham described as follows, to wit:
Bounded North by Nathan Baker and Chandlar
Bakers land East by the John Gyodrich farm so
called south by s. Goodrich and j. r. Spauidlng,s
ing one hundred acres more or less and whereas the
condition of said Mortgage having been broken
claim foreclosure OF the same and give this Notice
for that purpose. BETSY H. TURNER.
3w.a Dated Bingham, 10th day of March 1885
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WA TEO

Immediately good strong girl to do general house
vort: must understand cooking and willing TO earn
good wages. Also about the nrst OF May man
dairy farm no butter to make, cream goes to the
Creamery, good rent Furnished, must undeIst.nd
His business and be willing to work: none ous
1noS farmer and house keeper need Apply:
s c. A. NARSTON,
a6 6kowkegan Maine
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Thou.ands die from neglect 10 properly treat I'm
pure 81 God. Constipation. Dyspepsia Malaria, Apo
plexy, Liver. Kidney, Heart diseases, Dropsy, and
Rheumatism But to the debilis,ed, burdened with
such serious sickness, we couscientously recommend
"SWAYNE'S PILLS. which contain Incidental
propcreti ties possessed by other remedy. Srnt by
mail IS cents, box OF 80 pills; boxes, 81, I'm
stamps). Address DIR. SWAYNE b SON, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists. 2Sl42
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sTreasure For Trying

Away with thy fear,
Hope on and hope everi
Though winter be here.
Away with thy fear
soon the spring shall appear
With new lite and endeAvor.
Away with thy fear.
Hope on and hope ever
Seek something TO do!
There is treasure for trying,
All. even for YOU;
seek something 10 do
The toicrs are few,
Aud the minutes are flying
Seek something to do
There Is treasure for irving.
The Qaicer, for Aprn.
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ram ourad Of Catarrh and deafness by Ely's
c..sn MINI. Nv amt was deaf In one ear. After
".snS he Balm few times her hearing wa restored
Il. IonsB, Insurance Broker, Elisabeth. N. J.
NV Va re0ommend Ely's Cream Balm where
..,s tor CHiarTh y called Tor. and concidsr that
r~r ~ thoee sf1ictsd with this i0athsome disease
~ Whtch it 10 IN most instancee perfect cure
PEE Hno0., DFpssists, Grand Rapids, Mich. Prics
Il ~, ~ adv.
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Daughters, Wives and Mothers.

We emphatically guarantee DR.. AArchini's Catholl-
can Fem ale Remedy, ~ cure Female Diseases, such
ssOvarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration-
Failing and displacement Or bearing down feeline'
rnGa, besides many weaknesses springing from the
.bove, ike Headache. Bloating, Spinal weakness.
heart, etc. For sae by Druggists. Price *i0e and
$l6O per Bottle Send to Dr. J. b. Marchisi, Utica,
n Y, fof pamphlet, free. For sale by Bixby Buck,
druggists.
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Itching Piles-symptoms and Cure.

itching Piles-Symptoms and Cure.
The syInp toms moisture, like perspraton. in
tense itching increased by scratching, very Distress
inc particularly 1t night, seems a. u pin-worms were
crawling in aud about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected II allowed 70 continue very
MFNT" 10 q pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter,
Itch. Salt Rheum, Scad Head. Eryspe.as. BARRIERS
ltch Botches al ecaly. crusty Skin Diseases. Sent
Nv mail for so cents; boxes, tl.2S, Qn eamples.)
Address, DIR. swAYNE SON, Philadelphia, Pa.
sold BY brggists, TIA
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YOUNG MEN-READ THIS.

THE VoLrAIo BELT Co., If Marshall, Mich. offer
to send their celebrated ELECTRO voLTAIC BELT aud
other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial tor thirty days
to men, young or od) afflicted with nervous debili
ty, loss VI vitality and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia paraly
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk
is incurred thirty days trial Is allowed. Write
them at once for illustrated pamphlet free.
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tn. succsss Of the new weekly page story paper
the n AYYLOWEn. Yamouthport, Mass, u wonder
iul. Il goes 70 evs:y Village IN Maine. Only g ets
. year, q - ca for months. aus
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J18O Bushels Potatoes Duo to
PHOSPHATE.

LIMESTONE, Ne, Nov. u, 1888.
planted Is this year 10 potatoes, using Bow
k.r's Hill and Drill Phosphate without manure, and
section, yet harvested $3.50 bushels from the piece.
My land is level, and sometimes the water stood
between the rows two third- up the hills. Had It
not been for the Phosphate fastening the growth, l
should not have had crop at all. ISAAC WILEY
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where's Joness" dead" "Deads Well, decl
are Paid the debt OF nature, hey?" "No; compro
missed at less than fifty per cent" "How SOY" 'Ht
left his better half behind him."
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When you are troubled with dizziness, your appe
tile all gone ana you feel bad gener ally, take few
doses OF Dr. Henry Bakers Mandrake Bitters, ant
You will be surprised at the improvement in you
feelings Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction
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500 lbs. W 40 loads Manure

PREsQUE ISLE, ME-, Nov. 10, 1888.
Gents;-I planted one acre potatoes, using your
Bowkers Hill Drill Phos phats, and one acre with
manure, using 900 lbs. Of Phosphate one acre, AID
40 loads OF manure the other. l got 100 bushels
more Of potatoes from the with the Phosphate
than from the acre with the manure.
j. A. ALLEN
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The stock market and roller skating very much
Mike l. 8 ali ups and downs with both; but fall
In the latter never fails floor the first time
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"Soft words" says writer Of proverbs, "do moi
scald the mouth" The average dude ought 10 nave
a very cool mouth. &es
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FOR SALE.

IN. .phser,ber wishes to sell he Diggae. etand
Hr..csr vilisce Il 10 one Of the most attractive
nlsces in The couny and will eeseldev; tn9ui1s q
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II marry that little fellowi" exclaimed Miss Mit-
nice mol" would rather die than have him
that is il | could get somebody else
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book has been published entitled "A Day in
He'll" The author got up in the morning and found
his water-pipe frozen, probably.
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To the people of this County we would say we
Pile DIN iment- emphaiicaly guaranteed to cure OF
money refunded ma, External, Blind, Bleed.
ing or Itching rilas. Price SOC. box. No Cure NC
Pay. For sale by Bixby q Buck, Druggists.
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Apromiueut clergyman GALES the face the play
~ronnd Of the soul" Thin book agents cheek
must be PRAIRIE
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Said noted man of 60 years. "my mother gave me
Downs Elixir for coughs and colds when was d
how"
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Ap ordinary womsn's waist Is thirty inches around
An ordinary mans arm Is about thirty inches long
How admirably are thy works, Naturel
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Motto of Foreclosure.

Whereas Alfred Curry and Sidney I. Moody, both
of bingham in Somerset County. by their MORTGAGE
deed dated September IS, 1892, and recorded in
Somerset Registry o D,eds, Book ~ Pave ~,
conveyed to me, the undersigned, part o. Io,s nve
bounded on the north by laud OF James Hughes,
being tn north line Of sad lot east by be east
tbrop Goodrich. and west by land Of Levi il 'way,
Goodrich and Ephraim F. Pollard, containing one
hundred aud eighty acres more or less. AMI where
A. the condition of said mortgage has been broken,
ow therefore, by reason 4 the breach OF the con-
dtion thereof claim a foreclosure Of said mortgage
and give this notice for that purpose
SUMNER WHlPPLE.
Ds,.d at so,on Me. M. rch 10. 1855, awl2.
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The hxures showing the enormous yearly sales OF
Kidney. W ort demonstrate its value as medicine
beyond dispute. It's purely vegetable compound
of certain roots, leaves and berries known to have
these are remedies acting directly on the Liver and
Bowels. 1t is because oil this compned action That
Kidney Wort has proved such an unequaled rem edy
n all diseases OF these organs
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Last December little George saw q snow storm for
the first time. Mamma, mammal he called out
from the window, ''bring PAN It's raining pop
corn"
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The seal is gentle and harmless and rarely retail
iates when attacked, says an exchange. This is
because 1t IL iur. bearing animal.
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Rheumatism is quickly cured by using Arnica d
OIL Liniment.
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"what is luxuryr' asks an exchange. Luxury Is
a seat In 4 crowded street-car
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The Best for Butter.
There is but one best color for butter, and that
that is Wells Richardson & Cos Improved Butter
Color, no candid investigator doubts It's the oest
impurity always ready for instant use. and 1t imbar-
Is 10 butter that rich dandelion yellow without
tinge OF rcd which is the acme OF desiraoiy In any
butter color.
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Maine Cent? R. r.
GRANGE OF TIME

On and after Monday, Oct. goth, 1884, Trains will
run follows
Passenger Train Leaves Skowhegan. for all points
west at s 20 A. N. Passenger Train Arrives at
Skowhegan s IS P. NJ.
Mixed Train leaves Skowhegan al Is, =. NJ, and
arrives At 25, A. NJ, every morning except Monday
Mail on all trains out and in.
The p. M mixed train connects at Waterville with
evening train for Bangor and ST. John.
PAYSON TUCKER Gen'l Manager.
tf2g
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Hall. Vegetable siciian Hair Remover is certain
remedy Tor removing dandrnn, making the scal p
white and clean, and restoring gray hair to lis
Youthful color II impsrts hne gloss and freshness
10 the hair and is highly recommended by physic
ans. ciergymen and scientists as preparation
accom- iishng wonderful results.
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Special Notice

All persons indebted to the firm OF
M. S, Cleveland g. Son, Athens, are
hereby given notice that if they do
not settle their accounts on or before
June LIST, 1885, they will he obliged
to settle with an attorney. The rea-
son of giving this notice is that we
have taken the Skowhegan & Ath-
ems stage line and must have the
money due me to carry Oh the same.
~ Remember this is business.
tf5 M. s. CLEVELAND s. Son.
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A candidate must get of the fence before he car
be in the held.
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Every dog has his day, but the nights belong to
the cats.
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man named Roscoe Conkling Hendricks
lust been pu; In Virgil Ia penitentiary.
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u.w su,. r.ded articles Of all kinds 70.
,s.a 10 iheir original beauty by Diamond pyos'
p, RECT and simple. i0c. At al druggists "eh''
Rchardson 4 Co. Burlington, w.
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rso,e who employ the plumber must pay the piper
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.yoAnson's Amodyne Imminent 10. without douo,,
The ssfsst. surest and beet rem tdy that has ever
heer Invented for internal and external use. ~ II
snpcable 10 a great variety OF complaints, ann :,
equally beneficial for man or beast fino out aoou'
IL and thank US for the sdvice.
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The new napkins, with Roman borders are in'en
ded for Roman noses.