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structures, varicoCele, diseased prostrats
gland, bladder, kidEeys, heart, dropsy, dia.
betes and Brights disease, than everything
else, and cannot be cured with stomach med.
icines alone, electricity, crayons, belts, eau
FORMATIONS, sounds, catheters or cutting, The
european and American Medical bureau
Will send q treatise for 25 cents, Giving RENE.
dies aud directions which cure these other
wise tatal diseases OF home withOutualp pri-
Vately. Offices, 1872 Broadway N Y City.
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Approved May %, 1885,.
JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
A trup pODv. w. n pARR, Civ Secretary
A N ORDINANCE TO WIDEN BRYAN

A N ORDINANCE TO WIDEN BRYAN
n street IN certain places.
SECTION Re IL ordaige by the City
Council Of the City OF Dallas, that Bryan
street shall be widened in two places rs fol-
lows: In the first place, beginning ON said
street at the west corner OF the homestead
lot of DR. Il. II. Chiffon which Is the north
corner lot of block 25l; thence south 45
west, parallel TO Bryan street, l32 feet to
Olive street; thence northwest with Give
street, seven feet, n ore or less, TO Bryan
street Us now opened thence north As
eastl32 feet; thence southeast seven feet,
more or less, 10 he beginning, which strip
or parcel Of land be ongs to the EST 9te of JO-
seph G. Mcconnell, deceased. The second
place begins at point on Good street In line
or range with the southe asst line of Bryan
street. between Hawkins street and the
Houston * Texas Central railway, If said last
named line were extended; thence south 40
west, parallel to Bryan street, 10
feet thence northwest eight feet, more or
less, to Bryan street as now opened thence
north As east 20 feet; thence southeast eight
feet, more or less, 20 the beginning, whicu
strip or parcel of ground Is 10 the north cor
ner of block 1853 and belongs to j. +. Meyer.
seq. That the mayor IL hereby author
lied to proceed in accordance with section
10 of the amendments TO the charter, to
summon appraisers for the condemnation
and valuation OF said respective parcels of
land, the amount of each re-
by the council, to be paid
by the city. said section ten shall govern all
the proceedings In the matter, ard Its res
spective provisions, so far as applicable 10
the case, shall be obeyed and complied
with.
Sec. 3. That this ordinance shall take effect
rom and after It's passage.
Approved May % l6s5: ....-...
4 IIuo COPY: W. h. PARRY, Mayor
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JOHN HENRY BROWN,
4 true COPY: W. n. PARRY, Mayor
DIV AaCrnfnTY.

n ORDINANCE LENYING AN AID
"A valorem ana poll tax for lthe fiscal year
1885.
SECTION BE II ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dallas, that there shall
be and is hereby levied, for the fiscal year
beginning on April 70, 1885, and ending ON the
third Monday In April, 1885, an ad valorem
tax of one and one-half per centum on the
assessed cash value OF all taxable property,
real, personal and mixed, In the City of Dali
LIS, on the first day of January, 1885.
aBs 2.-That there shall be and is hereby
levied poll tax of one dollar, for the fiscal
year 1885, on every male inhabitapt of the
City of Dallas over tweLty-One and uuder
sixty years Ofage.
aEo. 3.-That the taxes mentioned In the
two preceding sections are levied for the puT-
| IQSe Of defTaying the current expenses of the
&thicipal government Of the City of DalUts,
tkaS that the same be collected as pruvIued
hy the charter of said city.
SEC, 4.--That this ordinance take effect
from and after its passage,
Approved May %, 1885.
A true copy: W. Il. PARRY, Mayor.
City Secretary
A. ORDINANCE LEVYING a Spec
N ial ad valOrem tax for the fiscal year
1885, TO pay interest upon and provide n sink
ing lund for the Texas Pacific Railroad
bonds.
SECTION l.-Be 1t ordained by the City
| Council of the City Of Dallas, that here shalt
be, and is hereby levied, for the fiscal year
! 1895, q special tax of one-twelith Q-l2) OF one
| per centum on tho assessed cash value OF all
| property, real, personal and mixed, In the
| city of Dallas ON the first day of January,
1895, said tax TO be used TO pay Interest upon
ndprovlde sinking fund for the Texas Il
| Pacific Railroad bonds OF the CITY OF Dallas,
and TO be collected us provided by the char
| ter Of said city.
! SEC. 2.-That this ordinance take effect
| from and after Its passage
| Approved May q, 1885.
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
| A true copy: W. Il. PARRY, Mayor.
City Secretary.
IN ORDINANCE LEVIN A sPE-
| IA cial nd valOrem tax for the fiscal year
! 1885, to pay Interest upon aud provid de n
sinking fund for the Dallas s. Wichita rail-
! road bonds.
SECTION /. Re 1t ordained by the City
| Council Of the city Of Dallas, that there shat
| be, and Is hereby, levied, or the fiscal year
! 1875 q special nd valorcm tex Of onc-slNth
/ "a OF one per centum GU the assessed cash
value OF all PROF, rty In The city Of Dallas ON
| the first day o. January, 1885 Said tax to
| be used to pay Interest upon and provide q
sinking fund fit the Dallas 4 Wichita rail-
road bonds OF the city Of Dallas, and 20 be
collected as provided by the charter OF said
city.
SEC. 2. That this ordinance take effect
'om and afterlts passage.
| Approved May q, 1885,
| JOHN HENRY BROWN, Mayor.
A true copy: W, Il, PARRY, City Secretary.
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TOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Il Of six rooms, cOrHor Jackson and AKard
streets lnaylI' u
LNOR SALE-WE HAVE A FEW SEQ
II ond hand gins and engines, in good re-
pair, which we are closing out at very low
dgures. BowsER LEMON, at the old stand.
navel ~
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M ANTED-LADY AGENTS = NOVEL.
w ties in Ladies' and Chlldrens' wear.
Over4O new designs. Nothing like them. Sell
as fast as shown. over 1909 agents make 500
monthly. Address, with stamp Il. II. CAMP
BELL & Co., 8 South May street, Chicago
tnav2O- If, -aOd
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EOR GhlE.

Tor SALE~sTATE RIGHTS OF a Val.
II liable folding table patent; sure for
tune TO investors Apply or address Intelli-
gence and Employment office, to- Main
street, Dallas, Texas. Jel3-It
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EOR sALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE 25
Il lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for a small payment In cash, balance
on long time. We guarantee this pro perty
TO be lower than an like property offered In
Dallas, and can recommend II 10 workmen,
mechanics and Others desiring to secure
homes on the easiest possible terms. SNIP
SON y HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street 23-tf
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w hNTED - LADN AGENTS 50 VIZ
" have the Oeat selling line OF goods iGi
LADY Agvnt6 Ia America IL consists OF Toe
"Queen's Protector" "pRisy" Stocking and
tsirt supporter, Shoulder Brace, Combined
Y air BuStle and SEiri supporter, Safety Belt,
Goss0ner Sleeve Protectors, OreBs Sheldi
aud other goods for 'gdiea and childrent
wear, These goods are new devices, siapla,
aud an agent can't fail 10 sell something In
every honse We have so agents making
500 monthly, We nave ~, q and 60 outfits,
= TN either OF whloh an agent can maze sx.
ceilent wages. Address, with stamp, W. II,
CAMPBELL d co. Q5 NAV street ChIcagfA
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1t Is self-evideuv that phys,ctar -
potticIlSi sIyeptl;h toA class N rsses ktf,e5ss
Exeet eklil, and ply stcians In regular ppss.s2
~ over me country knowing this, !ssGns,iiT
n, where every known appliance IA fesors.
%, and Ne proved good rernetiies ~ ~
stas and countries are used, whole mona.
80 iot once purposes, and al are treated va
%ASt to DO no experiments are made. 0p ny
te'sot Of the great number applying tS9
t1arEes ore KEPT low, often lower than 4. M
nsnded by others, II ypu secure the sktn ~
sst speedy and perfect life cure. thaf "a M
fnportan. matter. Pasnphlet, &c pages. gs7sI
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bers OF the Mutual Bene,t Lie Assous.
tion Of America, District Of Northern
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WILL GIVE one THOUSAND DlLARSL

For any case OF the following diseases whies
the medical faculty have pronounced "a
durable that
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Or. A. EONTAINE'S PREPARlTl0R

NJ VIII elicit your sincere thanks and enthusiastic pn1
Mailed secure from observation on receipt Of price tlA
Sealed circular, 4 cts. Sold by Druggists Address
MADAME FONTAIhE. o East 18th NE
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I lss en- I i,ye SssssF 3! I.s. .ssyy :. sns
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M ANTED-BY HUGHES BROS, ONE
w Thousand bushels of backberries for
making blackberry cordial. Must be thor
oughly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
mayl4- GOT
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mailed nee Tnr SWIFT sssc,. g,.es cc
Quxer Atlanta, Ga. ~ -'- -
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w ANTED-TW0 ROOMS 10 RENT AND
w board at reasonable rates; rooms large
and pleasantly situated; large yard and well
shaded aud the best OF cisteTn water. Apply
to 6l3 Ross avenue. iung- II
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VA ANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAL
w dowment Association will give good ems
profitable employment TO experienced iDgnr.
ence solicitors. Address j. S. DAUGHERTY,
President, 726 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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$50 ROCHESTER,, June !, 1885,. "Ten
Years ago l was attacked with the
most Intense and deathly pains in
my back and
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WT ANTED-A NEGRO WOMAN TO
w cook must be first-Class. Address or
apply in person to S. l.. DANA, fort WORTH
II satisfactory fare from Dallas will be paid.
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w ANTED-FAMILY ON FARM, ONE
w blacksmith, man and wife on ranch
10 girls for housewoTk, farm hands, On hand;
men, telegraph operator, bakers sadd er and
machini-t. Intelligence and Employment
Office, 100 Main street, Dallas, Texas. jell "
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pripcipal Omco sai Main St. LOUISVILLE. nv
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w ANlhD-GOND ACTIVE MEN AND
w women to act as agents in the city
paid and permanent employment to the
right persons. Call or address W. Ii.
SUPpE, 1923 Main street, upstairs, Dallas,
Texas. jel44t
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w GENTs-ADDRESS ELEC-
w trio Lamp 4 Stove Co., st. Louis, Mo-,
for circular, cats and terms of the So candle.
power Marsh Electric Lamp. iel0-8W
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PERSONAL.

Mr. Frank Tufts is passing a few days at
home.
Edward Fuller, who graduated at Colby,
win enter the Office of SiTmonds & LIBBY,
Portland to study law.
DR.. S. F. Conant, the father of Anidro-
sis, is soon to make business trip to So
Ion, Bingham The Forks, and possibly far
Their.
Mr.. NJ. II. Spring formerly of this place,
who has been residing in Denver, Colorado
for some two years past, has returned with
his family to town.
Mr.. Geo. f. Coleman, of Augusta, is in
town Introducing Howe's patent self ad-
justins Wire Window Screen, whica is to
be seen only to be appreciated
Mr.. f. II. Pease well known in this place,
and formerly station agent of the Somer-
set Railroad at North Arson, has been APP
pointed postmaster of that village.
We hear that f. E. Goodwin has been en-.
gagged to assist the Queen City base ball
club of Bangor, and will play with them
during his summer vacation.
The name of Miss Mamie Cushing, one
of Skowhegan's favorite singers, who has
rendered valuable assistance to the Y. Nj.
r. Club, by gratuitous contributions of
playing and singing, was unintentionally
omitted in the list of Dames rendered vote
of thanks by the club last week
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Catholic Fair.

The Catholic society closed a most sue
burn Hall, on the evening OF July 4th.
withstandiug the rain that they had 10
cont st against, large attendance was
noticeable on each evening.
Mrs Charles Dusty won the chamber set
voted to the most popular lady. Mrs. JOS.
Lashon came next with Il beautiful sum
Mr.. Joseph Bilodeau won the suit Of
clothes voted to the most popular boy.
Mr.. Walie Pooler came ntXt and near.
Following is list of the prizcs and the
names of the donors and winners:
A german stone l. ilet set given by Faith.
er GeuereuX, won by Mr.. Mix Deam1.
A pair OF slippers given by Nellie l. vie
won by Chas. L. Bu by.
A cigar ashc, tray given By j. 7. Tiiv-
lerse y on by +. Spraguc.
A par of lamp mats by Mrs. Jos. Giroux
W on by Mrs. Addie Mnrry.
Sofa pillow, by Mrs q. PVmlow Won by
MIS-. w. Booth.
Chrome by Ella Tantish won by r. Tan
fish.
Lace bed spread by Mrs p. Parads won
by Mrs. Jos. Lessor.
Clock by Peter Lessor wen by f Idle
Grondier.
Silk plush album by Misses O'Nel aud
Mary McColiar won by Nancy Mayhem.
Silver cake basket by Leda Bessor won
by Flora Laney.
Another cake basket by Mrs. Casey and
Kate Haley won by May Carvillc.
Camp chair 10y Lille Frye won by f. W.
Harvey.
Daughters of Americ.. by Jos Pollard
won by Lille Frye.
Tea set by Mrs. Panl Lessard won by IL.
+. Kilgore.
VASES by Frs. MORN won by Alfred Tur-
colt.
Hooked rug by Mrs Frs. Bolay won by
Lille Bulay.
Castor by Lille BolIy won by W. ID.
Snow.
Plush album ny Mrs. T. Demo won by
Laura POplcr
Tidy by Nellie Morisset won by A. Pom
low.
Rug by Mrs. Jos. O. .Cayouette won by
Mary GironX.
Lamp by Mrs. P Lessard won hy Father
Genereux.
Lump by Miss A Carney won by Mrs.
Jos. Vlgue
Shopping basket by Miss Booth won by
Mr.. Ed. Berry.
QUIT by Mary Farrell won by Tom Bren-
nan.
Barrel of -four by Flora Laney won by
Frankly Cayuuctte.
Satin toilet set by Alice Farrell won by
| IL. G. SeareS.
Rug by Mrs Jos. Provincial Won c. II.
! Burrll.
Toilet set by Mrs. Jos. Butler won by
| Mrs. Jos. Goodness.
Quilt by Mrs. Mid Ruuillard won by Chas
| Tantish
Black silk dress by French young ladies
won by Laura Pooler.
| Oil painting by Father Genereux won by
| Ethel Walton.
Father Genereux wants to thank all the
friends of his cause for their liberal pat
ronage.
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- - - - -
Il Card.

Russell Post G A. R., wishingto express
in definite form, their appreciation OF
the lavors received at the hands OF the
ladies of this town, do hereby tender them
their most heartfelt and enthusiastic
thanks, for the interest manifested in Their
behalf, and particularly, for the present OF
a nice rich silk flag, of which they so much
stood in need, lat time when 1t was necess'
airy to make the Post present respectaole
appearance on parade. The boys IN olue
cannot soon forget the days when sick, and
in hospitals, far away from home and
friends. there came to their lonely couch
those noble hearted, and self-depying ladies'
and with gentle hands, amid privaiions
and hardsnps, ministered to their wants.
For these varied tokens Of regard, the boys
would ,yri be thankful, and hope they may
ever prove worthy Of the confidence re-
posed in them.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-08

Our late heavy rain completely demoIa-
ilzed "Parkman I'LL" In this place, and 1t
viii require quite an outlay To put II In
condition again.
From a reliable source, it is reported
that there was fall of between Z and 3
inches OF rain by our late storm, the hesv-
lest known for great many years.
On the afternoon and evening of the
Fourth all our Dry goods, Millinery, jew
elry and Clothing stores were closed, Civ
Ing our place strange appearance for Sat
urday night.
some OF our farmers commenced haying
this week but the greater part of them are
waiting until next Monday that the grass
may have II chance TO improve under the
recent rains.
The wooden factory was obliged TO shut
down for two days last week, owing to
the high state of the river, and rs they did
not run on the 4th, the operatives enjoyed
quite vacation.
w. Ii. Bishop, the New York horseman,
will pay Skowhegan visit On Thursday,
the 10th inst, for the purpose of buying
horses suitable for market. Mr. l.. ID.
Morgan, the millionaire, will accompany
him.
Monday night a COW frightened by dog
sought refuge on the railroad bridge, but
did not proceed far before she fell and was
held fast. crowd soon collected and she
was released from her dangerous predica-
ment.
Two fellows the worse fer liquor collided
with the buggy of Mr.. Mont Russell, at
Fairfield last Saturday afternoon, doing
considerable damage Mr.. RusselPs wife
and a lady friend were with him at the
time, but happily no one was injured
The band boys have at last received their
SUITS, and with their numerous engage
ments of late have had fine opportunity
of displaying them. Last week they fur
nished music for the Catholic Fair, while
Saturday they visited Fairfield; this week
they were engaged by Russell Post to as
sist the Opera Company at Coburn Hall.
All agree that they look nobby In their new
uniforms.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-08
state of Maine.

superior Court, May Term A u. 1885.
Hmm knowiton of Portland m the County OF
Cumberland, Plaintif versus John IL. Rowe II. The
state OF Connecticut Defendant
InAplea Of debt for thai the sud plaintiff by he
consideration of our Justice OF 0u supreme JndlCa
Court holden ut Nurridgcwock within and for The
County OF Somerset on The fourth day of October \.
d. lo12, recovered judgment against Inc sald defend
ant for the OF seventy dollars ana hlnety,cfh'
cents debt or damages, AMI eleven dollars ana TWO
cents costs OF the same suit, by the record thereof
now remaining in said Court appcars winch said
Judgment il in iu force, and not reversed, anhuIled
or satisfied although one wrt oil execution mas r.
sued thereon whirh said execution is returned unto
our sad court in part satshtu, 10 VIII 'hc SUN VI
twenty five dollars. .
The " rt is dated the fourteenth day OF April y. ID.
1875. and made returnablc at the May Tenn ~ d.
1855 of said Superior Court. Ad damhum Two nun
bred dol lars. (S.OO.uO
II. n w. j. KNOWLToN, Attys for Plalniih
I-pop the foregoing the Court order that The
raintiil cause the above named John H. Rowe 10 be
notified OF the pendency ri this -uif, by publishing
three weeks successfully in the somerset Reporter
"A newspaper printed in Skowhcgan III the County OF
Somerset, an abstract Of the Writ and Dccsafaiion
and this Oider of Court thereon t last publication
10 be thirty days al least, before the term OF SAID
Court to be holden AT Portland Aforesaid. on the ir-t
Tuesday Of September A. d. 1csi, that he may men
aud theie ia said Court appear aud show cause. II
any he has why judgment should not be rendered
n.,linsl him and execution issue accordingly.
Attest: -
Il. c. STONE, Deputy Clerk
Abstract of the Writ and Declaration and orler Of
Cont thereo
Attest 49,.
3w27 b. C.STONE, Deputy Clerk
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A FINE PAIR OF STEERs.-Gen. X. b..
Shepherd, of this town, has just sold a
splendid pair of steers to j. w. Clough, of
Hallowell, Tor $500. They are high-grade
Durhams, years DID, and glrt plump feet.
They are twins, perfectly matched in every
particular and will be likely to carry OIL
some prizes the coming Cattle Show sea-
son. Mr.. S. S. Berry, who has charge of
Gen. Shepherds farm has had The entire
care of them and their large size and beau
ty are in great measure the result of his
good care Blood is good thing and
"blood will tell" bat care with judcious
feeding and handling stock is quite as I'M
portant. 1t certainly takes this to bring
pair of calves to the mammoth size OF
feet at years old.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-08

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which have
been recorded in this county the past week I:
Skowhegan-Sarah A. Goodwin to Hen
ry |. Goodwin. 800. Love and affection.
James A. Brown to Rufus III. Townsend
500.
Madison-W iliam IL. Blackwell to ANA
sa Gregory 81. Joseph M. Jordan to Am
asa Gregory 500.
Athens.-Freeman futile to Charles +.
DuntoD. Not any con given. Josiah VIII
liams to James N. Poland. 800.
Moscow.-Lizzie A. Stewart to Arthur
Stewart. $500.
StaIks.-John B. Drew ct al to Henry s.
Doyen. 800. Seth Frederic to Jacob
Frederic. $1,000
William Ii. Green to Ell
mena A. Abbott. 1926. Ann IL. Jacobs to
Amanda f. Spring $500. Ioring ). Adj
dton to Emery Written ct al. $1,000
Solon.-Melvin Smith to Ansel Lalley.
$500.
Palmyra. -Arterista Crawford to Saml-
L. Crawford. $40. Samuel l.. Crawford
to Mary j. Raymond. $40.
Brighton. Cyrus X. York to Eyanda ii.
Goodrich. $50.
Falrfield.-N. R. Blackwell to N. r.
Brown. $500.
Township No. II. II Edward IL. Blake to
Charles G. Sterns. $S799.37.
Ripley -Orin r. Judkins to Walter Jud'
kins. $500.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-08

w. II. Besse of New Bedford, one OF the
principal ship owners in the country, was
In Bath this week on business concerning
the two ships now being built at the New
England Shipbuilding Co.'S yard. He was
was accompanied by Capt Stone OF New
Bedford, who will command the 2OOO-ton
ship which is timbertd out; also Capt
Walland, the commander of the l2oo-ton
shin which is nearly planked up.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-08

DRCoNANr is not content with his local
patronage, but is spreading the invigorat-
ing influence of his Anidrosis, East, West,
North and South, and from tue cheering
reports coming in from those under treat
ment, he must be enjoying the reading oil
such Communications, especially when
backed up with Bank checks. The Lewis
ton people are provided with pernane Ut
establishment for ladies', and gentlemen,
and the Doctors strong point is, that
noison ia the basis of all disease and that
by his method OF tuning the body, every
impurity is either extracted or disiniecteo,
and invites the unbelisvers of the 403
families who have the Apparatus In 90
nestle use.
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Across the Back"

with a tired, languid feeling. bearing-do"n
pain, &c, you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket Of lIermon, Me, That YOU
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
Of a severe case by Blows, sARsArAfII.LA
after | had employed many doctors With
out benefit. Have been confined II my
home in times past, but am now IN good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-08

usls's Honey the great Cough cure. 7'c', soc'
cIenn's Sulphur Soap heals beautihes' 1'o'
0ermanCornR Remover kills corns Buniohs
Russ MAR and Whisker Dye-Black and brown eoc
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In Ninu'e.se
nea.n Rheunnstic Ptlls aEs sure cure ~
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Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned Commissioners appointed ny the
Judcr OF Probate for Somerset County. TO receive
and examine the claims OF he creditors agnln, the
estate OF Lucus l. Gilbert late OF tamhtldIt deceased
represented insolvcnt give notice that six months
hnm he Fifth day of May 1855 are allowed Tor SAD
credit present AMI prove their claims ana that
they will be- IN session for The purpose oil receiving
said claims and proof, at the residence of VIM X
Clark Cambridge Village at O'Clock In the alter
noon OF each day. on Wednesday he 9TH day OF Aug
ust and on Wednesday the llth day OF November
next.
WILLIAM r. CLARK, CON missioncrs.
3w21 JOHN ii. MITCHELL. !
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STErsoN, Nh, Feb. 9th, lss4.
ARA WARREN, Esq, Bangor, Me-. Dear
Sir Il have used what Is known a.
BROWNS SARsArARILLA in my practice,
prescribing it for low ate Of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the compost
ion of BROWNS SAEsAPAHlILA pronounce
it To be happy combination OF pure medl-
cines. destined, have no doubt, 10 become
famous as blood, kidney and liver rect
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